PUBG Fans Review Bomb FAU-G, but It Remains the Top Free Game in India

FAU-G: Fearless and United Guards is facing a backlash as several PUBG fans have bombed FAU-G reviews on Google Play. The mass criticism has resulted in a sudden drop of FAU-G rating to 3.2 stars — from 4.5 stars a few days back.

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Cyberpunk 2077 PC Players Warned Against Using Mods and Custom Saves Due to Vulnerability

Cyberpunk 2077 players on PC have been warned against using custom saves or mods as they could bring a security risk. The developers of the game informed players through a tweet.

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How to unlock iPhone using Face ID without taking your mask off on iOS 145 Beta

Apple released the first developer beta of the iOS 14.5 and watchOS 7.4, and they are said to bring a much-anticipated update that allows users to unlock the iPhone with a mask on.

Folks at 9to5Mac report that iPhone users having Watch Series 3 or later might soon be able to unlock their phone without needing to remove the mask, but there's a caveat. Although the public beta for the iOS 14.5 and watchOS 7.4 is not yet available, it is expected to release as soon as this week. The public release is said to arrive in the next few months.

How does this work?

As mentioned, the newly added integration between the iPhone and Apple Watch will work in tandem to make this feature work.  

If you get your hands on the beta version of the software, just head over to the Settings > Face ID & Passcode > Turn the toggle on, and then you will be able to unlock the iPhone wearing a mask. But you need to ensure that the Apple Watch has a passcode enabled, it is on your wrist, unlocked and near the phone.

Also, note that you won't be able to unlock your iPhone if the Apple Watch wrist detection feature is disabled. Once enabled, you'll get a haptic feedback notification on your watch to notify that the iPhone was unlocked using the watch, and you can quickly "lock the iPhone" via that notification in case it's unlocked accidentally.

Ever since the pandemic hit, users having devices relying primarily on facial biometrics to unlock have were forced to use an alternate way of unlocking the devices, which not only slows the process but is also inconvenient. Apple, as a solution, added a tiny update that prompts you to input the numeric pin as it detects the user is wearing a mask, but that's didn't turn out to be as helpful. 

Since COVID-19 has shown the issues with FaceID, Apple is reportedly bringing back the TouchID on future iPhones. You can read more about it here.

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How to restore deleted pictures, videos, reels and stories on Instagram

Instagram has launched a new feature called Recently Deleted that will let users restore some content that was removed previously. The Recently Deleted feature is rolling out for users now and most people will receive it by the end of this week. 

“We know this is something people have been asking for and now, for the first time, you can review and restore deleted content in the Instagram app. We also added protection to help prevent hackers from compromising your account and deleting posts you’ve shared,” the Facebook-backed company said in an official statement on its blog.

Instagram has also added a security measure that will verify the user every time they want to permanently delete or restore images, videos, Reels, IGTV videos or Stories. There’s a dedicated folder added in the app which stores all deleted media files including posts, stories, Reels and more.

How to use Instagram Recently Deleted feature?

Instagram is now allowing users to restore pictures, videos, reels, IGTV videos and stories from the Recently Deleted folder. After the user has received the new update, all content removed from the Instagram account is moved to the Recently Deleted folder.

The deleted Instagram stories will also be moved to the Recently Deleted folder and will stay there for the next 24 hours. Meanwhile, all other types of posts like photos, videos, reels and IGTV videos will be stored in the same folder for users to restore. In case the user does not restore the content, everything is automatically deleted from the said folder in 30 days.

To restore the deleted content, all you need to do is follow these steps:

Open Instagram and go the Settings menu

Tap Account from the list and select Recently Deleted folder

Here you will see all deleted content that you can choose to restore or remove permanently

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Redmi Smart TV tipped to launch in India as early as March

Known tipster Mukul Sharma has taken to Twitter to reveal that Redmi might launch its smart TVs in India. In a tweet, he says, "Thought that large TVs are expensive? Redmi might finally launch smart TVs in India at competitive prices, as early as March. Could it be the Redmi Smart TV X series TV, which launched in China last year? It was available in a 55" variant and a 65'' variant.". Since there is no official information about the TV from Redmi, we suggest you take this leak with a pinch of salt. 

Thought that large TVs are expensive? Redmi might finally launch smart TVs in India at competitive prices, as early as March Could it be the Redmi Smart TV X series TV, which launched in China last year? It was available in a 55" variant and a 65'' variant#Xiaomi #Redmi

— Mukul Sharma (@stufflistings) February 2, 2021

The leakster highlights two key pieces of information. The first is that we could see the TVs at a competitive price and secondly, we could see a 55 and 65-inch TV. It will be interesting to see the price of the TVs since we anyway have a number of brands selling 65-inch TVs at affordable prices. 

Information circulating the internet suggests that Redmi could launch the Redmi Smart TV X55 and the Redmi Smart TV X65 in India. The same launched in China back in 2020. Unlike Xiaomi, which has taken a localization approach to its TVs, could we see the same models that launched in China launch in India?

Redmi Smart TV X55, Redmi Smart TV X65: Specifications

Both the 55 and 65-inch Redmi Smart TV have the same specifications with the only difference being the screen size. It sports a metal frame and boasts of a 97 percent of screen-to-body ratio. The TVs also boast of far-field mics which let you control the TV without resorting to the remote control. We have seen this feature in a TV like the TCL C715 (review) and also the LG GX (review) to name a few.

The Redmi Smart TVs boast of four 12.5W speakers paired along with four low-frequency speakers and two tweeters. The TV brings with it support for Dolby Audio and DTS: HD. It is a 4K TV with support for HDR. The TVs have a refresh rate of 60Hz. The TV supports Bluetooth 5, dual-band Wi-Fi and comes with 3 HDMI ports and 2 USB ports for your connectivity needs. 

Under the hood, the Redmi Smart TV is powered by a quad-core CPU, 2GB RAM and comes with 32GB built-in storage. 

Redmi TV expected price and launch date

As per the leak, the Redmi Smart TV 55-inch and 65-inch will be available as early as March. While there is no information on the price, it is expected to be priced competitively. To put things into perspective, we can get a 55-inch TV from Rs 40,000 to Rs 55,000 depending on the brand and features on offer. Similarly, you can get a 65-inch TV between 55,000 and Rs 70,000 depending on the brand and features. It will be interesting to see how Redmi prices their TV especially when you can now get the Mi QLED TV 4K (review) for Rs 55,000.

 

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Xbox Series S/X Seagate 1TB Expansion Card India Price, Launch Date Announced

The Seagate Storage Expansion Card for Xbox Series S/X is coming to India on February 8. It will cost Rs. 23,499, but will be available for a promotional price of Rs. 22,999 for the first week (from February 8–14) on Amazon India.

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Oppo Find X3 Pro live images leaked along with key specifications

Oppo Find X3 Pro is at the centre of a new leak yet again that gives us a good look at the much-awaited flagship smartphone. The Find X3 series has been leaked previously with its key specifications and renders already out in the open. In fact, Oppo has previously confirmed that the Find X3 series will be powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 processor.

According to multiple leaks courtesy of SlashLeaks and popular tipster Evan Blass, the Find X3 Pro looks to be in line with the previous leak. The new leak gives us a good look at the rear quad cameras on the back along with a new design and key details from the About Phone page. The design of the camera module is one of the most striking features of the Find X3 Pro as it looks to be protruding out of the back panel, giving it a seamless finish.

The Oppo Find X3 Pro has been making rounds on benchmarking platforms like AIDA64, Geekbench 5 and Coolapk with the model number ‘PEEM00’. The Find X3 Pro is seen to be powered by the Snapdragon 888 processor running on ColorOS 11.2 based on Android 11. This is paired with 12GB RAM and 256GB storage, though we expect multiple storage variants at launch. The phone could feature a 6.7-inch QHD+ display that uses an OLED panel supporting upto 120Hz high refresh rate. 

As for the cameras on the Find X3 Pro, popular tipster Evan Blass revealed that the quad-camera setup on the back consists of a primary and ultra-wide-angle 50MP camera based on the yet-unannounced Sony IMX766 sensor, followed by a 3MP macro camera with 25x zoom capabilities and a 13MP telephoto camera with 2x optical zoom.

Oppo has also confirmed that the next Find X series will feature Android’s first 10-bit full-path colour management system that is expected to bring accurate colour reproduction with support for DCI-P3 colour range and in creating 10bit image and videos.

Oppo has not officially revealed the launch date of the Find X3 Pro yet, but it is expected to launch sometime by the end of March or early April. Additionally, Oppo Find X3 Neo and Find X3 Lite are also expected to debut alongside the Find X3 Pro.

 

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