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The Honor Magic 6 RSR Edition comes with a Porsche-Inspired Look

 

Smartphone design is usually a subjective matter, but Honor's Magic 6 RSR Edition is definitely one of the sleekest-looking premium Android phones on the market right now. The new device joins Honor's Magic lineup which includes the 6 Pro and newly-announced Magic 6 Ultimate.

 

The Honor Magic 6 RSR Edition comes with a Porsche-Inspired Look

 

A result of a collaborative effort between Honor and Porsche, the Magic 6 RSR Edition exudes a streamlined-look, with a more hexagonal approach to the rear camera island. This sleek chassis houses a 6.8-inch OLED display, a Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chipset, a whopping 24GB of RAM and 1TB of internal storage, as well as a 5,600 mAh battery.

 

Going back to the camera, the phone packs a triple camera setup with a 50MP main camera and 50MP ultrawide camera, a 180MP periscope telephoto lens, and a 50MP selfie camera, the latter of which includes 3D face unlock. The Honor Magic 6 RSR will be available in China from March 18 at RMB 9,999 (or roughly $1,400), with a global launch scheduled for Q2, 2024.


ASUS Expands its ROG Strix Lineup with the XG27UCS and XG27ACS Monitors

 

ASUS recently announced that it was launching two new additions to its ROG Strix series monitors in the form of the XG27UCS and XG27ACS. Both monitors come with some worthwhile features, although there are certain hardware specifications that set them apart from each other - for one, the XG27UCS offers 4K 160 Hz visuals, while the XG27ACS comes with support for 1440p gaming at up to 180Hz.

 

With that said though, both models feature IPS displays, a 1 ms response time, compatibility with N VIDIA G-SYNC, and HDR technology for an immersive experience.

ASUS Expands its ROG Strix Lineup with the XG27UCS and XG27ACS Monitors

Both monitors also come with DisplayHDR 400 certification and wide DCI-P3 gamut, as well as ASUS' own integrated ASUS Variable Overdrive 2.0 technology, which the company says enables the displays to dynamically alter overdrive settings as frame rates fluctuate for optimal visuals, with around 20 overdrive level settings available to users.

 

For connectivity, both the XG27UCS and XG27ACS come equipped with DisplayPort 1.4, HDMI 2.0, and USB Type-C (with DP Alt mode and Power Delivery) allowing them to connect to PCs, laptops, and gaming consoles. The XG27ACS is currently available starting at US$269, while the upcoming XG27UCS will retail at US$449.


Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 could launch in three different variants

 

Last year when Samsung launched the Galaxy Watch 6 series, it was available in two variants - the base model and the Classic. But for this year's Galaxy Watch 7, the latest rumors are claiming that Samsung could actually launch three different models of the smartwatch.

 

Apparently there will be a Classic model, a Pro model, and then an additional model, which could be just the base model. It's actually interesting because for the Galaxy Watch 5 series, Samsung launched the base model and a Pro model. So with the Galaxy Watch 7, if the rumors are accurate, Samsung could bring the full lineup.

 

 

If that's the case, there will be plenty of options to choose from. There is another rumor, this time from @TheGalox_ on X where they claim that the Exynos W940 chipset will power the new wearables. It is said that the Exynos W940 will be more efficient, about 50% so, and 30% faster than its predecessor.

 

This means that users can look forward to a better-performing smartwatch with improved battery life. The Galaxy Watch 7 is expected to launch later this year, possibly alongside Samsung's new foldables. Take this with a grain of salt for now, but hopefully we'll have more information later this year.


LG's New CineBeam Q Promises Portable 4K Movie Viewing

 

LG recently announced the upcoming launch of its newest portable projector, the CineBeam Q. First unveiled during CES 2024, the projector boasts 4K-resolution projection technology, in addition to a rather handy design that allows it to be used just about anywhere at home.

 

In addition to its 4K UHD projection capabilities, the CineBeam Q allows users to project images of up to 120 inches, with a 450,000:1 contrast ratio and 154 percent coverage (overall) of the DCI-P3 color gamut. There's also a 360-degree rotatable handle that makes it easier to position wherever you want (provided that there's a surface to project your content on).

 

LG's New CineBeam Q Promises Portable 4K Movie Viewing

 

As with most new electronic devices these days, the projector also packs built-in Wifi connectivity, allowing it to connect to streaming services such as Netflix and Prime Video. The CineBeam Q runs on the LG webOS platform, and also allows users to share content from their smart devices via AirPlay 2 and Miracast.

 

The LG CineBeam Q will be available for pre-orders from March 18 with exclusive benefits, with a global release starting in South Korea this month with planned availability for more markets including the US, Canada, Australia, Germany, Spain, France, UK, several countries in Asia and the Gulf region from April.


Google Announces New Chrome Safety Features for iOS and Desktop Devices

 

Google recently announced that it was adding some improvements to Google Chrome's built-in browsing protection for users, aimed at reducing incidents of phishing, malware, unwanted software downloads and such. The updates were announced for iOS and desktop users, and will roll out to more users soon.

 

To guard users against malicious sites, the Standard protection mode for Chrome on desktop and iOS will now check sites against Google's server-side list of known problem sites in real time. If Chrome suspects that a site poses a risk to a user or their device, a warning with more information will be displayed. Google adds that this should result in up to 25% more blocked phishing attempts.

 

Google Announces New Chrome Safety Features for iOS and Desktop Devices

 

For iOS devices, Google has also added new updates to Password Checkup - in addition to flagging compromised passwords, it will now flag weak and reused passwords, displaying an alert whenever it detects an issue with a password that a user has entered.

 

With all that being said, Google hasn't mentioned when the new updates will arrive for users with Android devices unfortunately, so users rocking an Android smartphone or tablet will have to keep an eye out for any news as to when Chrome's new safety features roll out for their respective devices.

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