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Samsung Galaxy M34 5G will be launched soon in India, teaser video of smartphone shared on Amazon

Samsung is getting ready to introduce its well-liked M-series new smartphone in India. The company has published a teaser video on Amazon’s online marketplace announcing the release of the Samsung Galaxy M34 5G. The launch date is currently unknown, according to official sources.

On the official Samsung India website, the phone’s support page has already gone live. The Amazon teaser poster has provided insight into this forthcoming phone’s design.

Specifications of Samsung Galaxy M34 5G

In the mid-range market in India, the Samsung Galaxy M34 5G smartphone will soon be released. The two colour options for this phone at launch in India are blue and green. This phone will have a triple rear camera configuration. The back of this phone will have three circular camera cutouts that will house the camera sensors.

The Galaxy M34 5G smartphone will have a MediaTek Dimensity 1080 SoC. The 6.6-inch sAMOLED display on this phone offers a refresh rate of 120Hz and a resolution of Full HD Plus. The selfie camera on the phone’s display will have a notch. A side-mounted fingerprint sensor is present on the phone.

A 48MP primary camera sensor will be included in the phone, along with an 8MP ultra-wide camera and a 5MP macro camera sensor. When it comes to selfie cameras, a 13MP front camera is provided.

With a 5000mAh battery, this phone will enable 25W fast charging. One UI 5.1, based on Android 13, will power this Samsung smartphone.

The phone is in the mid-range segment if you look at its potential specifications. The actual price of this Samsung phone in India can range from Rs 20,000 to Rs 25,000.

Nothing Phone (2) will be launched on this day, will get more features than before

The first smartphone in the world to have a transparent design was the Nothing Phone (1). Customers are now eagerly awaiting Nothing Phone (2).

The company will introduce its Nothing Phone 2 in July of next month. It is expected that it will directly battle in the market with brands like iPhone and OnePlus.

On July 11, Nothing will introduce the Nothing Phone (2). This time around, Nothing Phone 2 will offer users a number of significant changes. From July 11, you will be able to purchase it from Flipkart if you have been holding off.

Specifications of Nothing Phone (2)

The Nothing Phone 2 will feature a 6.7-inch OLED screen. The display panel will have a refresh rate of 120Hz. Customers will receive OS upgrades for this smartphone for three years, as well as security updates for four years. Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 CPU will be available for Nothing Phone 2. There will be a 4700 mAh battery available. Fast charging will also be supported.

OpenAI releases GPT-3.5-turbo and GPT-4 features for generative text

ChatGPT creator OpenAI is lowering prices and improving its text-generation models. New iterations of GPT-3.5-turbo and GPT-4 have been released, according to OpenAI.

Function calling, a feature of the recent improvements to GPT-4, enables programmers to explain programming functions to GPT-3.5-turbo and GPT-4 and have the models generate code to execute those functions.

According to a blog post by OpenAI, “these models have been fine-tuned to both detect when a function needs to be called… and to respond with JSON that adheres to the function signature.”

The business claims that GPT-4-32k-0613 has the same enhancements as GPT-4-0613 in addition to a longer context duration for easier comprehension of longer texts.

Meta Verified Now Available In India: How To Get Blue Tick On Facebook and Instagram

Meta’s subscription model, Meta Verified, has recently expanded its availability to India, according to a recent announcement by the company. Five weeks ago, a waitlist was put into effect in the nation. Mark Zuckerberg personally provided an update on his Instagram channel. With Brazil expected to join soon, Meta Verified is now available not only in India but also in the UK and Canada.

In a welcome move for existing users, Mark Zuckerberg confirmed that previously verified accounts on Instagram and Facebook will retain their verified status at no additional charge.

This March, Meta announced that its Verified service would be available on Facebook exclusively for a subscription price of ₹599 per month. Android and iOS users, on the other hand, can access Meta Verified at a subscription cost of ₹699 per month.

Steps to subscribe to the Meta Verified

To subscribe to Meta Verified, interested users must meet specific criteria established by the company. These requirements include prior familiarity with either Facebook or Instagram, as well as a certain level of posted content. Furthermore, applicants must have a government-issued identification document that matches the information listed on their Facebook or Instagram page as well as be at least 18 years old.

Similar to Twitter Blue‘s subscription model, Meta Verified offers a range of benefits aimed at enhancing authenticity and security across Meta’s services. Mark Zuckerberg emphasized this objective in his announcement.

Beyond the coveted Meta Verified badge, subscribers to the service receive protection against impersonation by the company and gain access to personalized customer support instead of automated bots. By paying the monthly subscription fee, users can also expect increased visibility for their content, resulting in broader reach.

This will result in more frequently appearing content in people’s feeds, searches, and comments. Additionally, users will get access to exclusive stickers for Facebook and Instagram Reels and Stories. Additionally, they will get 100 Facebook Stars each month to help other creators where available.

Meta is launching an AI chatbot ‘MetaMate’ for its employees, trained on internal data

The ‘Metamate’ artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot, which was developed by Meta and trained on internal data, is apparently being made available to its workforce.

According to The Verge, the new AI chatbot uses corporate data to assist staff members in writing code, debugging features, and summarising meetings.

The business is currently introducing this tool to a select number of employees. The business was forming a new “top-level” product team “focused” on generative AI, according to an announcement made by Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg in February of this year.

Meta is bringing AI-generated stickers to its social app Messenger

The Meta is working on various features for its social apps, including AI-generated stickers for Messenger.

The company will use its picture creation model to enable customers to generate stickers based on text prompts, said Ahmad Al-Dahle, vice president of AI at Meta, during a company-wide meeting that The Verge attended today. Before employees make the feature public, internal testing will start.

“With AI-generated stickers, our users can have infinitely more options for self-expression, cultural representations, and even trend relevance,” Al-Dahle says. “Of course, stickers are just the tip of the iceberg.”

Microsoft testing File Explorer UI and dynamic lighting feature for Windows 11

For Windows 11, the tech giant Microsoft has begun developing a new File Explorer user interface, Dynamic Lighting, and many more features. In the Dev Channel, new features are currently being rolled out to Windows Insiders.

WinUI is what powers the “modernised” File Explorer Home, the tech giant claimed in a blog post on Wednesday.

“Recommended files for users signed into Windows with an Azure Active Directory (AAD) account will be displayed as a carousel and support file thumbnails, which is coming soon,” the statement continued.

Users of Windows and developers are given native control over Lighting Devices by the Dynamic Lighting feature.

LinkedIn has introduced its identity verification feature for Indian users

LinkedIn New Feature: For its users in India, LinkedIn, the top professional networking site, has added a new identity verification option. One of LinkedIn’s verification partners verifies a person’s government-issued ID as part of the identity verification service.

A third-party identity verification business called HyperVerge carries out the verification in India. The verification procedure is carried out by HyperVerge using DigiLocker, a digital wallet for Indian government IDs, including Aadhaar.

Members of LinkedIn with an active Aadhaar number and an Indian phone number have access to this service. The status will appear on the member’s LinkedIn profile once it has been verified.

Due to LinkedIn’s belief that all users on the network should have access to verification, this function is offered free of charge to all Indian members who qualify.

Samsung will soon launch new smartphone Samsung Galaxy F54 5G, including the feature of Astrolaps

Samsung will soon launch the Samsung Galaxy F54 5G, a new smartphone. This week, the business will introduce it to the Indian market. The website has also revealed when the Samsung Galaxy F54 5G will go on sale. This is a high-end smartphone that will be unveiled on June 6 at 3 pm.

The Samsung Galaxy F54 5G is expected to be a high-end smartphone with powerful flagship features. Additionally, Samsung has posted it on its own website, and preorders have already begun.

The most talked-about feature of Samsung’s next smartphone is its powerful camera. You will have a fantastic experience with the camera section of this, similar to the S22 Ultra. Users will receive a 108-megapixel camera from Samsung in this.

The company claims that this smartphone will also include the Astrolaps feature. Even in the middle of the night, you can capture photographs of the stars and sky in stunning clarity thanks to this function.

Meta removed over 33 million pieces of bad content from Facebook and Instagram in India in April

In April in India, Meta claimed to have removed more than 27.7 million content in violation of 13 Facebook policies and more than 5.4 million content in violation of 12 Instagram standards.

Facebook reported receiving 8,470 reports through the Indian grievance mechanism between April 1 and 30 and claimed to have given users tools in 2,225 cases to help them resolve their problems.

According to Meta’s monthly report in accordance with the IT (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules, 2021, these include pre-established channels to report content for specific violations, self-remediation flows where they can download their data, avenues to address account hacked issues, etc.

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