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Thursday, May 27, 2021

Asus Zenphone 8

ZenFone 8 specs

148 x 68.5 x 8.9mm
169g
Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 5G
6/8/16GB LPDDR5 RAM
128/256GB storage
5.9in AMOLED display (120Hz, 1ms response time)
64Mp Sony IMX686 main camera with OIS & 12Mp Sony IMX363 ultra-wide on rear
Front-facing 12Mp IMX663 with Dual PDAF
4,000mAh battery with 30W HyperCharge support
Dual stereo speakers with Cirrus Logic amplifier
3.5mm headphone jack
USB-C
Wi-Fi 6/6e
Bluetooth 5.2
5G connectivity
IP65/IP68 water resistant

What are the ZenFone 8 Flip specs & features?

Not keen to completely ditch the flipping camera module that has made previous iterations of ZenFone so popular, Asus also introduced the ZenFone 8 Flip.

Unlike the standard ZenFone 8, the 8 Flip sports the same large dimensions as the 8.6mm thick, 230g ZenFone 7, complete with a 6.67in AMOLED display. It’s not quite as capable as the standard ZenFone 8 though, offering only 90Hz refresh rate and a 200Hz touch sample rate, although it offers the same 1ms response time, HDR10+ support and in-fingerprint display as its smaller counterpart.

Price

This model will launch in the US, though a specific price hasn't been confirmed. According to The Verge, you should expect it to cost somewhere between $599 and $799.

Here's the specific price breakdown:

6GB/128GB - €599
8GB/128GB - £599/€669 (£539 early bird until 31 May)
8GB/256GB - €729
16GB/256GB - £699/€799

The ZenFone 8 Flip is a little pricier, starting at £699/€799, and it’ll be available in either 8GB/128GB or 8GB/256GB configurations. Here's the price breakdown we have so far:

8GB/128GB - €799
8GB/256GB - £699

ZenFone 8 Flip specs

165.4 x 77.28 x 9.6mm
230g
Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 5G
8GB LPDDR5 RAM
128/256GB storage
6.67in AMOLED display (90Hz, 1ms response time)
Flip camera module: 64Mp Sony IMX686 main camera with EIS, 12Mp Sony IMX363 ultra-wide, 8Mp 3x optical
5,000mAh battery with 30W HyperCharge support
Dual stereo speakers with Cirrus Logic amplifier
USB-C
Wi-Fi 6/6e
Bluetooth 5.2
5G connectivity

Tuesday, June 30, 2020

Why PubG Mobile Is Not Banned In India??

Reason Why PubG is Not Banned In India

PUBG is not banned in India as it is not entirely Chinese. The multiplayer survival game is actually created and managed by a company named Bluehoole which is originally a South Korean organisation. It was just after the popularity of the game, that Tencent (which is a Chinese conglomerate), decided to collaborate with the South Korean company and market their game in China. After which, Tencent held a large proportion of the game's distribution. In India as well, the game is distributed by Tencent Holdings. So the only justification of why the game wasn't on the banned list is due to its mixed ownership, since its not entirely Chinese.

The Ministry of Information Technology invoked its power under "section 69A of the Information Technology Act read with relevant provisions of the Information Technology (Procedure and Safeguards for Blocking of Access of Information by Public) Rules 2009". The government then decided to ban 59 Chinese apps which posed as a threat to India's data security breach. The move is aimed at safeguarding the interests of crores of Indian mobile and internet users as mentioned by the Ministry of Electronics & IT said in its official statement.

PubG was developed in South Korea but Tencent had licensed the game and was testing a mobile app version in China.

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