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Facebook Messenger now enables high-resolution photos

Facebook Messenger has announced that it has taken the resolution of the photos sent to recipients. If you did not know, messaging applications such as Facebook Messenger, Telegram, and Wattsapp apply a kind of quality compression before photos reach the person to whom they are sent.

Here are some comparisons that show the difference

The Facebook Messenger resolution has been "2K" for a while - or 2048 x 2048 pixels. A new update will allow you to send files up to 4096 x 4096 pixels. Many phones these days use 12MP cameras, the largest of which is between 4000 and 4048 pixels. So if you send files from an iPhone X, Pixel 2, or Samsung Galaxy S8 or Note8, your receiver should get them in full quality. Facebook also mentioned that photos will be sent "as soon as before", so there should be a new kind of file size reduction.

The feature with the highest resolution images (Facebook calls "4K images") are now circulating on iPhone and Android for users in the US, Canada, France, Australia, the United Kingdom, Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan, and South Korea . Facebook will continue to release 4K images in other countries "in the coming weeks".

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The iPhone X comes exclusively to IPKO mobile network

IPKO today announced it will be the exclusive provider of the iPhone X - the newest and most advanced iPhone model to date.

Under the deal with Apple, IPKO remains the only mobile operator in Kosovo to offer iPhone X.

"The iPhone X - the most advanced Apple phone, the most innovative company in the world, will come to the best mobile network in Kosovo, namely in IPKO. We remain the exclusive network that will offer the new Apple phone, which has a sluggish demand in every market, including our market. We are happy to have the opportunity to offer the best products and services to our customers, "said Robert Erzin, executive director at IPKO.

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Elon Musk creates the world's largest battery

Lithium-ion batteries empower your phone, laptop, and your camera. But the news is now that Elon Musk will supply South Australia with energy.

Tesla CEO revealed on Thursday that his company has just fulfilled its promise to build and install the world's largest lithium battery within 100 days.

In a Twitter bidding, Musk said that if his company failed to meet the deadline to build the Powerpack system, he would undergo an approximate $ 50 million bill and the South Australian government could had it free of charge. Tesla crossed the line for about a week to save.

Designed to maintain renewable energy, Tesla's battery has a capacity of 100 megawatts. After thorough testing, the system will be paired with the Hornsdale wind farm 120 miles north of Adelaide, operated by the French renewable energy provider Neoen. Mega-battery will maintain excessive energy generated by wind turbines and be used as and when required.

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Mobile phones: iPhone X vs Samsung Galaxy X. What are the latest rumors?

Samsung is not the only company that is designing for mobile phones. It looks like Apple is making its iPhone palerable as well.

A report a few weeks ago said that Apple is working on a revolutionary iPhone design that is so secret that it had to join LG instead of Samsung to develop its screen. Why? Because Apple fears Samsung will steal the design.

The report says this mysterious iPhone will debut in 2020 sooner and will offer users an OLED touch screen in a new design. The iPhone X also has a palette but is folded down and can not be seen when using the phone - this is the deception that makes framing the screen impossible, as Apple can hide screen controllers in the part bottom of the panel.

Turning to the report, it also says that this new iPhone can be palpable.

Before the Thanksgiving Day, you can read the new patent application describing a flexible display device. Apple filed a patent on September 22, 2016, which means it is a relatively new invention.

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Sailfish for the Sony Xperia X comes in September and the platform is paid

As you may know, Jolla and Sony have partnered to bring the Sailfish system into Xperia devices.

A news related to the progress of this co-operation was given last month. And now, Jolla has announced that OS Sailfish for Sony Xperia X - or Sailfish X, as officially called - will be available on September 27th.

The company notes that some features are not yet officially supported, including Bluetooth, new sensors (eg barometers, counterstep), fingerprints and FM radio.

It is not that these are not included - they are there but expect to be a beta experience.

Installation will not be easy (at least for this version). Jolla says that a knowledge similar to the Linux PC and some command line knowledge you need to install the Sailfish OS on your Xperia device.

Availability will initially be limited to EU, Norway and Switzerland (US and Canada still need to be confirmed). And yes, the program is paid - costs 49.90 euros.

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Do not open suspicious uploads in the email because you can activate the Locky virus

Millions of e-mail addresses are infected with dangerous malware, which closes files on your computer, for the opening of which hackers claim redress on bitcoin.

Email users have been warned since 23 million bugs infected with Locky's malware have been sent to various cyber criminals - this week.

E-mails contain different topics such as "please print", "photo", "documents" and "images" etc.

Messages also come with the ZIP attachment and if you see any such message from a suspicious address, do not click on it, transmits KosovaPress.

ZIP contains the Visual Basic Script (VBS) file and if executed then it will start downloading the Locky virus.

As soon as the encryption process is completed, it will add a .lukitus extension to all infected victim computer files.

Hackers will ask the innocent victim to pay 0.5 bitcoin to open the files again.

The ransomware campaign was discovered by AppRiver, which has described it as the biggest campaign seen in the second half of this year.

Email users are suggested to back up their files for the worst possible case.

Locky is one of the most successful ransomware variants of all time.

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Google Photos featuring new features for the benefit of the users

The latest Google Photos app update brings 'performance improvements'. This, however, adds a special feature - Photos will now hide the videos you see in order to reproduce them later without using your database traffic.

Since these videos need to be stored somewhere, they will use your phone's storage, but storage is free and data traffic is not. Also, cleaning your 'cache' is not a lot of hard work if you need to free up space.

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Apple increases the megabyte limit on the size of apps that can be downloaded from the App Store

With today's official launch of iOS 11, Apple has also announced in their Developer Blog that it is increasing the size limit of apps that can be downloaded from the App Store over a mobile connection.

The limit is now 150MB, increasing from 100MB that was before iOS 11 officially came.

Consumers should be able to decide which applications to download and if they want to download a 400MB game using their mobile provider they should be able to do so freely. Apple does not seem to agree.

Though, it is more likely to be a matter of responsibility where Apple does not want to be held accountable to users who are sneakyly downloading large apps to a data network, only to find additional data data in the bill them.

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iOS 11 with multiple problems

iOS 11 is packed with features (including very secretive) but after some error reports, the Upgrade Guide advised iPhone users in particular that they should not keep upgrading. It now seems a wise move because iOS 11 is causing a problem.

A new report from the Wandera mobile security firm exposes the issue: iOS 11 a battery killer.

Through common battery life complaints, iPhone and iPad users often post online after iOS update, while Wandera has revealed concrete evidence of serious degradation. This was done by monitoring a "sub-category of 50,000 moderate and heavy users of the iPhone and iPad" in its networks running on iOS 11 and iOS 10.

The result: The battery life of the iOS 11 update is going twice as fast as the ones that have iOS 10.

By breaking down this, Wandera reports that the iOS 10 iphone can be used for 240 minutes on average before the battery dies. Meanwhile, the iPhone that works with iOS 11 lasts only 96 minutes on average - a massive drop of 60%.

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WhatsApp with novelties for iOS and Android

Of all the different Facebook properties, WhatsApp is definitely not fast when it comes to adding new features or capturing competitors in this regard. But there are still new features from time to time, and today we are talking about sharing the site directly.

This was previously seen in applications like Google Maps and even Facebook Messenger - the launch of both of these cases occurred in March. Seven months later, the feature is finally ready to be added to WhatsApp.

Will be released in the "next few weeks" in Android and iOS chat applications. Direct sharing of the site is coded from bottom to bottom and you can check with kw to split and how long. You are also able to stop sharing at any time.

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Snowden: Through an SMS, the government gains access to photos, messages, and everything on your mobile

Edward Snowden is known as a man who brings in public information that "is not supposed to be known".

He never hesitates to impress us with different facts, and has recently shown some information that will encourage you to think twice about your safety, Telegrafi says.

Snowden has been living in Russia for many years now and can not return to the US because he is waiting for him in prison since in 2013 he discovered secret ball information as the National Security Agency (NSA) conducted various monitoring activities.

For years he has shown how agencies and governments around the world use a secret method to access wise individuals phones. This, according to him, can only be done through a message.

Snowden has told the BBC that smartphone owners can not do anything to prevent it. Even when your cell phone is stopped, they can ignite it; your conversations may be intercepted; your photos are not secure, etc.

The technology that enables this is known as 'Smurf', and there are different types of this method.

- "Dreamy Smurf" can make your handset light up and stop without knowing you at all.

- "Nosey Smurf" can hear everything around you.

- "Smurf Tracker" can know exactly where you are without any difficulty.

It is worth noting that these are not the only tapping technology, but only three of the main ones Snowden has mentioned, the Telegraph reports.

The 34-year-old has also mentioned a tool known as "Paranoid Smurf" ("Smurfs" in Paranoia), which shows it serves as a method to protect the manipulation that agencies make to you.

For example, if you want to send the phone to the service because you have noticed that something strange is happening lately, any cell phone expert will find it difficult to understand what is actually going on.

As the agencies have gained access to your cell phone, Snowden says they can see who you are calling, whom you exchanged messages, what you searched online, the places where you were, the 'Wi-Fi' networks in which you were connected, etc.

Among other things, they can also photograph you through your cell phone.

So all these data can only be received by an agency through an SMS that is sent to you, but you do not see it.

Regardless of the phone you paid for yourself, Snowden says someone else checks the phone software!

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Samsung Brings New Advertising: Saves the iPhone ever since it was launched for the first time

The giant Samsung yesterday has launched a new ad that has largely focused on the iPhone's defects since its launch.

1-minute advertising includes a young guy who is constantly growing up feeling unhappy with the iPhone product, the Telegraph reports.

In 2007, the boy initially expressed unhappy with the iPhone about the lack of space to store the pictures.

In 2013, the guy is being captivated by the fascinating features of a Samsung mobile phone that has a girl who has just known her, while in 2015 she is seen waiting in the rain for another Apple product.

Samsung also mocks iPhone where in 2016 it had not been water resistant.

In the end, the boy, irritated by the fact that he needs to buy additional accessories for his mobile headset and other things, decides to give up on the iPhone to buy the Samsung Galaxy Note 8.

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Google now enables comparison of devices

A new feature of Google Search has been observed recently. For those to whom it appears, the feature should know that the same allows you to compare the specifications of the two devices, displaying a comparison chart.

As you can see clearly from the above footage, you need to put a question like "Pixel 2 vs Pixel 2XL" and Google will feature a quick comparison chart.

You can expand the table by pressing the blue button and there is also an opportunity to highlight the differences.

The California based company, Mountain View, has to officially launch this feature (which is said to only work for two devices at this time), so more details are expected.

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OnePlus promotes 5T launch, coming November 16th

Over the past two weeks, OnePlus has been active by promoting the next OnePlus 5T phone, focusing on features such as device portraits and headphone port.

Today, the Chinese company has released another harassing information, this time it has devoted time to the location where the newest phone model will be revealed.

The company released a photo from Manhattan, asking us to figure out which city is launching the OnePlus 5T launch, suggesting it will be New York.

OnePlus 5T is expected to debut next week on November 16th.

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Users report problems with Galaxy Note 8

Following the new Google Pixel 2 model, problems have also been reported to Samsung's latest device, namely the Galaxy Note8 gadget - is also experiencing major problems. A large number of users in Samsung's official forums complain that their units are freezing in different uses.

The most frequent cases that users report are frozen during access to the contact application - either direct or indirect (like receiving a call).

As soon as the $ 1,000 device rises, it does not react to the level that you need to make a mandatory reset.

The problem does not seem to be limited to a particular region / location as users from the US and Europe are facing it. Samsung still has to offer a formal statement on this issue.

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Xiaomi sells 10 million phones only in October

Xiaomi has sold 10 million phones in September and has repeated this result in October. CEO of Xiaomi, Lei Jun has posted the good news in his Weibo account reminding people of the upcoming sale of Mi 5X (otherwise known as Mi A1) on November 1st. Can not send 10 million phones in a month without selling 24/7.

However, the company recently set an ambitious goal for itself - to sell 90 million phones this year. This would be an increase of 50% over the previous year (58 million) and a big increase compared to 2015 (their strongest year so far with 70 million deliveries).

On the other hand, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella made a visit to Xiaomi HQ and Lei Jun donated him a Xiaomi Mi Mix. Jun says Xiaomi and Microsoft have a "very close cooperation" on phones, laptops, and cloud services.

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Galaxy X will bring revolution to the world of smart phones

Samsung has had a pretty good year, where in 2017 has brought some of the smartest smartphones right now.

Both Galaxies - the Galaxy S8 and the Note 8 - have stunning designs, advanced technology cameras, 'Edge' features, and these features keep these two phones away from competition, the Telegraph reports.

But it looks like there will soon be a new device that will shade both of these devices.

Named to be called 'Galaxy X', Samsung is expected to bring the best handset in the world.

Some sketches discovered by 'LetsGoDigital' show that the Galaxy X can be folded in half, making it small enough to keep it in the pocket, but it can be unraveled again to enjoy the giant screen size.

The design of this cell phone is quite similar to the old mobiles, when the revolution of smartphones had begun.

Galaxy X's internal features have not been detected yet, so it remains unclear how fast it will be.

Regarding the launch date, some reports have suggested that Galaxy S may come next year, but 2019 is more convincing.

However, despite the fact that Galaxy X will not come in the coming months, Samsung fans will be able to enjoy the Galaxy S9 in the first months of 2018.

The Galaxy S9 is expected to be presented at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, ​​while expecting to have a new dual-lens processor, and the Fingerprint scanner is expected to return to the front of the screen.