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Huawei Mate 40 Will Launch in October With Kirin 1000 Huawei’s Mate series is one of the most anticipated flagships of the year from the OEM. Just like every year, the series is set to launch in the second half of the year. According to recent reports, the flagship series is all set to launch in October this year and will sport the all-new Kirin 1000 5nm flagship chipset. Previously reports suggested that the series will be powered by the company’s own Kirin 1020 SoC. However, the rumors were disregarded later on. Last year, the Chinese tech giant launched its flagship Kirin 990 chipset in early September and launched the Mate 30 series later that month. According to  Mobile Chip Expert,  tech-related news tipster, it is expected to do the same with the Mate 40 series. Kirin 1000 SoC will make a debut in late September, or early October and the smartphone series will be launched later that month. The leak also details that the company is aiming to ship around 8 million Mate 40...

Newly Discovered Windows 10 Bug Affects 3 Different Versions of The OS Another day, another Windows 10 bug, and this time it’s plaguing three of the latest versions of the operating system. Microsoft has confirmed in a recent support document that Windows 10 is facing new issues in the latest May 2020 update. The document reveals that the latest versions of Windows 10 are experiencing faulty printer connections. Microsoft said that Windows 10 users might find that their USB printer port has gone missing from the list, this happens when the printer is disconnected while the Windows device is powered off. Once Windows is restarted, the USB printer port will be missing and Windows will not be able to complete any task that requires the port. However, Microsoft says that there is a workaround for this. This can be resolved by connecting a USB printer  before  starting up Windows, which might not be practical for laptop users. The company added that they are working on a fix with a...

Oppo to Introduce 80W SuperVOOC 3.0 Fast Charging Next Year Oppo has been the undisputed leader in fast charging technology in Smartphones for years. The company’s latest SuperVOOC 2.0 65W fast charging is currently the fastest charging technology in the market right now. The Chinese brand is now looking to break its own records yet again. A renowned Chinese tipster on Weibo has revealed that Oppo is planning to introduce SuperVOOC 3.0 with an 80W power rating next year. The current generation SuperVOOC 2.0 is present on a handful of Oppo phones such as the Find X2, Reno Ace, Realme X50 Pro, etc. These phones can charge up completely in just 30 minutes, so the 80W power rating is expected to decrease the charge time further by a few minutes. If rumors turn out to be true, the charge time from 0 to 100% might drop to 20 minutes. This fast charging tech is expected in Oppo’s next year’s flagships such as Find X3, Realme X60, Ace 3, etc. On the other hand, Lenovo is preparing to ...

LG is Making a Stretchable Display LG, the South Korean multinational electronics company, has announced that it will develop a stretchable micro light-emitting diode (LED) display by 2024. The tech giant was tasked by the South Korean government to develop a stretchable display panel. The company will take the lead as one of 21 companies and institutions taking part in the project, which is backed by the Ministry of Trade, Industry, and Energy (MOTIE). Their end goal is to create stretchable display technology that will have a proposed elongation rate of 20%. According to the company, their aim is to be able to manufacture displays of any shape and size like a sheet of paper. The Korean company is hopeful that the new display will be a huge step up from the currently available flexible and foldable screens. Its stretchable property will increase the portability and flexibility of screens being used in cars and other appliances. The list of potential applications for the new technology...