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Surprise! Facebook becomes Meta in nod to Zuckerberg’s metaverse vision

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Recently, it was rumored that the Facebook CEO was planning to change the name of Facebook in order to shift its focus on building the “metaverse”. This change is not expected to affect the name of the Facebook service itself, similar to the creation of Alphabet as Google’s parent company in 2015.

On October 28, at the Facebook Connect event, Mark Zuckerberg confirmed that Facebook will be known as Meta. During the event, Zuckerberg said – “We are a company that builds technology to connect”. “Together, we can finally put people at the center of our technology. And together, we can unlock a massively bigger creator economy.”

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If we go with the Facebook CEO’s blog post, from now on, Facebook will be metaverse-first, which means, over time you won’t need a Facebook account to use our other services. Hence, Mark hopes people around the world come to know the Meta brand as the new brand starts showing up in the products.

The metaverse will feel like a hybrid of today’s online social experiences, sometimes expanded into three dimensions or projected into the physical world. As per the info, Meta will let you share immersive experiences with other people even when you can’t be together — and do things together you couldn’t do in the physical world.

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You can watch the full Connect keynote and learn more about how the metaverse will unlock new opportunities at meta.com. In addition, you can also learn more about Meta’s work over the past several months to develop the the brand on the design blog.

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Samsung Galaxy A55 and A35 are official smartphones for FFWS Brazil 2024

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Samsung is sponsoring FFWS Brazil 2024 and announced the Galaxy A55 and Galaxy A35 as official smartphones. Samsung and Free Fire maker Garena will celebrate the partnership with in-game skins, with both official phones will be featured during the tournament broadcasts.

FFWS Brazil is the premier Free Fire championship that is divided into two states and features 18 Brazilian teams. Meanwhile, the Free Fire World Series Final Global 2024, which is the grand final of the world championship, will take place in November.

Samsung’s Galaxy A55 and A35 deliver the core Galaxy experience to a wider audience. The phones feature 6.6-inch sAMOLED displays, offering stunning HD clarity. New Exynos chips with enhanced GPU and NPU, as well as vapor chamber cooling, make it easy to enjoy your favorite games.

Apart from this, the South Korean tech giant announced the Galaxy S24 Ultra is the official smartphone of FFWS BR 2024 for its advanced gaming experience, offering the ideal specifications to enjoy the latest releases in the best possible way.

Garena Free Fire

  • It is a mobile game that brings together up to 50 players to compete in a match against each other. The last one standing wins, the Booyah!
  • Safe Zone gradually shrinks during the match, forcing players to constantly move around to confront each other in increasingly smaller spaces.
  • The dynamism of each match increases the intensity and excitement of the battles until only one winner remains.

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Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra blows away Huawei Pura 70 Ultra with anti-reflective screen

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Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra supremacy continues with its one-of-its-kind anti-reflective screen. Huawei Pura 70 Ultra was in the headlines following the launch but failed to impress when compared to Samsung’s Galaxy S24 Ultra among others.

IceUniverse posted a video showcasing the screen reflection on many flagships. The video displays the light reflection impact on the screens of OPPO Find X7 Ultra, Huawei Pura 70 Ultra, vivo X100 Pro, Xiaomi 14 Ultra, Galaxy S24 Ultra, and iPhone 15 Pro Max.

Huawei Pura 70 Ultra brings an innovative camera tech, but the lack of an anti-reflective screen can’t be filled with it. Apple also lags behind Samsung in terms of the most stunning screen visibility, and this trend might not be ending anytime soon!

The embedded video showcases the flashlight reflection on panels of all the tested smartphones. Apple’s iPhone 15 Pro Max and Chinese flagships including Huawei Pura 70 Ultra failed to reduce the glare of the flashlight, which the S24 Ultra significantly declined.

When tested without a flashlight, the Galaxy S24 Ultra again proved superior among all. Thanks to Corning’s exclusive glass, the OLED offers vibrant colors at full capacity. At the same time, rivals look to producing faded colors, which isn’t an OLED fault, but glass’.

Samsung and Corning partnered to develop the Gorilla Armor glass. The Galaxy S24 Ultra is the only smartphone that boasts anti-reflective glass tech, which reduces reflectance by up to 75%, enhances display readability, and minimizes screen reflection.

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Galaxy F15 launches with RAM equal to Samsung’s S24 flagship

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Samsung silently listed Galaxy F15 5G’s 8GB RAM variant in India. The company previously released the device in 4GB and 6GB RAM options, featuring 128GB storage. The latest release brings a third option to the F15 5G, while the memory segment remains unchanged.

As for the 8GB F15 5G, Samsung authorized retailers to sell it for INR 15,999 (~$191 or €179). Utilizing the launch offer, consumers can avail of a discount of INR 1000 (as bank cashback or upgrade bonus). Key specs are mentioned at the bottom of the post.

When Samsung launched the Galaxy S24 with 8GB RAM, it was criticized by consumers globally. Since then, the company has been given regular chances to get mocked. The Galaxy M55 5G is available in up to 12GB RAM, beating the S24 flagship’s 8GB.

There may be differences in technology, but, the larger the RAM, the smoother the device performs. As the F15 5G is here with 8GB RAM, it matched the S24 flagships costing INR 80,000 in India. Well, we hope, the next-gen flagships should have at least 12GB RAM.

Galaxy F15 5G Key Specs:

  • 8GB RAM, 128GB memory
  • 6.6-inch sAMOLED display with 90Hz refresh rate
  • MediaTek Dimensity 6100+ SoC
  • 50 MP main, 5 MP ultrawide, 2 MP macro | 13 MP selfie snapper
  • 6,000 mAh battery with 25W charging
  • Android 14-based One UI 6

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