Apple Officially Releases iPhone SE 2022 With 5G Technology

Technology-Portfolio.Net - The iPhone SE 2022 comes with a single 12-megapixel f/1.8 camera on the back panel, but gets some software-based photography improvements, thanks to a newer processor.

Deep Fusion and HDR 4 are now included, which offer better handling of high-contrast scenes and noise reduction, and they're both included on the iPhone 13.

Apple also says the A15 chipset helps improve battery life and the phone has a bigger battery.

iPhone SE 2022 is capable of up to 13 hours of video playback, up to 8 hours of streaming video playback, and up to 40 hours of audio playback.

For comparison, the iPhone SE (2022) has a battery capacity of 1,821 mAh.

Although Apple did not mention the exact number, if you look at the same size, most likely so will the battery capacity.

The new iPhone SE retains its IP67 rating for water resistance and still includes a Touch ID sensor for biometric unlocking.

Apple calls the glass on the front and back of the phone the "toughest glass on a smartphone".

Qi wireless charging is still supported, although it doesn't have MagSafe.

Pre-orders begin this Friday, March 11, and the iPhone SE will ship on March 18.

The iPhone SE 2022 is an affordable 4.7-inch smartphone in Apple's class for $429 dollars.

Leaked New Android 13 Features

Technology-Portfolio.Net - Google has just released the Android 12 operating system at the end of last year. But its successor, Android 13 , has been widely leaked to the public.

A report from Android Police reveals that there are several new features appearing in Android 13, which may be named Tiramisu.

There are at least three new features of Android 13 that have been leaked.

QR Code Scanner

Google seems to want to make it easier for users to scan QR codes faster.

You can directly scan the QR code without the need for a built-in application.

Previously, this feature was provided by Google through the Google Lens application.

If your Android phone doesn't have Google Lens, they have to install it first in order to scan the QR code.

In the latest leak, this QR code scanner feature will be obtained on the lock screen or lock screen.
Unfortunately, it is not explained how it works in more detail whether this feature does appear in the new application or is simply directed to the Google Lens application.

Tap-To-Transfer

Tap to transfer or tap to transfer this works to find out the closest device to the sender.

This feature is usually intended for sending files or searching for audio devices near the user.

In fact, it's similar to the Hand od Audio that Apple made into the HomePod smart speaker.

This feature allows you to connect to the speaker, by bringing the phone closer to the device.

In its report, the feature works with Google audio devices such as Chromecast speakers.

Unfortunately, it is not known how it works, whether using the Ultra-wideband (UWB) chip in smartphones or Near Field Communication (NFC).

Audio Output Picker

Reports say that this feature will be redesigned. Previously, Google has released audio output on the Android 10 operating system.

This feature displays a list of available devices to connect by turning on the music.

Usually, this feature displays devices such as smart speakers, wireless earbuds, and other devices near the phone.

Price and Specifications Reno7 and Reno7 Pro

Technology-Portfolio.Net - After launching in its hometown, China in November 2021, the Oppo Reno7 is now starting to push into other markets.

The price of the Reno7 is in the price range of US$381 to US$534. While the specifications of the Reno7 itself, as previously reported, differ from one country to another.

The Reno7 family comes in only two variants. The first is the regular Reno7 and the second, the Oppo Reno7 Pro which has higher specifications and a more expensive price. This is different from in China, where the Reno7 SE is also available which is sold at a lower price.

Price and Specifications Reno7 and Reno7 Pro

Specifications Reno7

Screen
Oppo Reno7 screen uses a 6.43-inch AMOLED screen. It is claimed to have a refresh rate of 90Hz and a touch sampling rate of 180Hz.

Camera
is equipped with three rear cameras, each with a power of 64 MP, 8 MP (ultrawide) and 2 MP with a macro function. While the front camera has a resolution of 32 MP.

Engine
For the kitchen runway, Reno7 relies on the Dimensity 900 chip. This is different from the Chinese version which uses Snapdragon 778. The internal memory is 256 GB and 8 GB RAM.

Battery
For operating endurance, the Reno7 uses a 4500 mAh battery with 65 fast charging technology.

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Specifications Reno7 Pro

Screen
Reno7 Pro screen has a slightly wider screen, with a 6.5-inch stretch horizontally. The screen is made of Amoled panels. The refresh rate is 90Hz, the same as the regular variant.

Camera
The 50 MP camera, which is also used on the Oppo Find X3 Pro, is now the main camera for the Reno7 Pro. Meanwhile, as a support, there is an 8 MP camera with ultrawide functions and 2 MP for macro functions. While the front camera uses a 32MP camera made by Sony.

Engine
processor engine used by Reno7 Pro is the Dimensity 1200 Max which already has 5G technology. This chip is assisted by 12 GB of RAM and 156 GB of internal memory. Reno 7 Pro's RAM can be expanded to 19 GB using Dynamic RAM expansion technology.

Battery
Just like the regular variant, the Reno 7 Pro uses a 4500 mAh battery, with 65W fast charging technology.

The Reno 7 will be available starting February 8. While the new Reno7 Pro went on sale on February 17th.

Leaked Samsung A23 Specifications With 50MP Camera

Technology-Portfolio.Net - Samsung is reportedly preparing a successor to the Galaxy A22 . A number of improvements will be given to this phone called the Galaxy A23 , one of which is a 50 MP camera.

When released last year, the Galaxy A22 used a 48 MP camera equipped with OIS. While the Galaxy A23 will use a 50 MP camera with a sensor from SK Hynix.

This is the first time for the South Korean semiconductor component company to supply a 50 MP sensor. Previously SK Hynix supplied sensors ranging from 10 MP to 20 MP resolution.

SK Hynix itself started supplying Samsung starting in 2019. They supplied the low end sensor for the front camera on the Galaxy A and M series. Last year, they supplied the 13 MP camera on the Galaxy Z Fold 3.

Back to the Galaxy A23, later the 50 MP sensor will also be equipped with OIS. In addition there are three other cameras mounted on the back.

There is a 5 MP ultra-wide camera, 2 MP macro and 2 MP depth. While on the front, there is an 8 MP camera.

According to information circulating, the Galaxy A23 will be launched in the first quarter of 2022, possibly around February or March. This phone is said to be debuting in India and will most likely be released in Indonesia. We'll just have to wait for it to appear in the country.

The Galaxy A22 5G itself will be launched in Indonesia in June 2021. This phone carries a 6.6-inch LCD screen with Full HD + resolution. Although it still adopts the Infinity U Display notch, this HP screen already supports a 90Hz refresh rate.

Embedded three cameras on the front. The composition consists of a 48 MP main camera coupled with a 5 MP ultra-wide lens, and a 2 MP depth. For selfie needs, an 8 MP camera is provided.

Samsung capitalizes it with the MediaTek Dimensity 700 chipset. There are three RAM options provided, namely 4 GB, 6 GB and 8 GB. While the internal memory is available in a choice of 64 GB and 128 GB, both are equipped with a microSD slot to increase storage capacity up to 1 TB.

A 5,000 mAh battery is built in with support for 15W fast charging. For security, there is a fingerprint sensor that is integrated with the power button, and in order to maximize the sound to the ear, the Dolby Atmos feature is provided.

Apple Officially Releases iOS 15.2.1 Update

Technology-Portfolio.Net - Apple has released software updates for iOS 15.2.1 and iPadOS 15.2.1, for iPhone and iPad devices.

Through this update, Apple brings a number of fixes to address the loopholes and bugs found in iOS 15.2. One of them is a bug fix where photos from iCloud Link fail to load when sent via message.

iCloud Link itself is a service that allows users to share photos and videos via iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, and the iCloud.com site.

This service is temporary, so all photos shared via iCloud Link will be automatically deleted after 30 days.

After successfully saved in iCloud Link, users can copy the link ( link ) of the photo or video to be shared via messages in Messages or Mail services. However, due to a bug , iOS users who receive photos via a link in the Messages service are often unable to load the photo in question.

This is of course very annoying because users can't see photos included in short messages sent by other people.

This iOS 15.2.1 also addresses a bug found in the HomeKit protocol. The bug is a loophole that can make an iPhone or iPad not work.

Through the loophole, a malicious individual could change the name of a HomeKit-compatible device to more than 500,000 characters. This can cause the device to malfunction.

Other fixes focus on third-party CarPlay app services that sometimes struggle to respond to user input.

The presence of this bug seems quite annoying, considering the high reports from iPhone users who complain of similar problems.

Usually, iOS updates can be obtained automatically. This is indicated by the appearance of a special notification on the device But if you don't get it, users can update the system manually.

To do this, users can access the Settings menu > General > Software update.

The iOS 15.2.1 update is about 970 MB in size.

Devices from Apple that are already compatible in the iOS 15.2.1 list are revealed in the sector on the iPhone 13 starting from iPhone 13 Pro Max, iPhone 13 Pro, iPhone 13 mini, iPhone 13 iPhone 12, iPhone 12 Pro, iPhone 12 Pro Max, iPhone 12 mini, iPhone 11 Pro Max, iPhone 11 Pro, iPhone XS Max, iPhone XS, iPhone 11, iPhone XR, iPhone X, iPhone 8, iPhone 7, iPhone 8 Plus, iPhone 7 Plus, iPhone SE (Gen 2), iPhone SE (1st Gen), iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s Plus, iPod touch (Gen 7).

While tablet devices will be available on the 12.9-inch iPad Pro (Gen 5, Gen 4, Gen 3, Gen 2, Gen 1), iPad Pro 11 inch (Gen 3, Gen 2, Gen 1), iPad Pro 10.5 inch, iPad Pro 9.7 inch, iPad (Gen 5, Gen 6, Gen 7, Gen 8, Gen 9), iPad Air (Gen 2, Gen 3, Gen 4), iPad mini (Gen 4, Gen 5, Gen 6).

Instagram Tries Edit Grid Feature to Create A More Aesthetic Feed

Technology-Portfolio.Net - Instagram is testing a new feature called Edit Grid. This feature will be very useful for Instagram users who want to have an aesthetic profile feed.

Currently this feature is still in the development stage. But developer and leaker Alessandro Paluzzi managed to dig into it to show how this feature looks and works before it is rolled out.

In a tweet on his Twitter account, Paluzzzi shared two screenshots showing this feature. The first screenshot shows the edit profile page showing a new option called Edit Grid.

If the user selects this option, they can change the order of the photos on the profile page. Instead of bothering to delete or archive photos, users can simply drag-and-drop the photos they want to move to make their profiles look neater and more aesthetic, as quoted from XDA Developers, Thursday (13/1/2022).

Currently, Instagram has not shared information about this new feature. But chances are they will reveal more information once this feature is ready to roll out.

Instagram Tries Edit Grid Feature to Create A More Aesthetic Feed

#Instagram is working on the ability to edit the profile grid allowing you to rearrange posts in any order you like 👀 pic.twitter.com/fjmkJD4je2

— Alessandro Paluzzi (@alex193a) January 10, 2022

As it is still in development stage, this feature will be rolled out to beta testers first before it is released to all users. It is also possible that this feature will be canceled for one reason or another.

In addition to the edit grid feature, Instagram is also testing three ways to sort content in the main feed, namely by upload time chronology, based on a proposed algorithm, and based on the order of favorite accounts. These three new feed views will roll out in the second half of 2022.