Xiaomi Unveils IOT Products Including MI Band 6, MI TV 5X In India

 Chinese tech company Xiaomi Thursday unveiled a number of IoT products. The products include MI Band 6 and three smart TVs, two laptops, and a Gigabit router.

Xiaomi unveils IoT products including MI Band 6, Mi TV 5X in India

MI band 6

This is Xiaomi's latest fitness tracker with a 1.56 inch AMOLED display. There is a heart rate monitor with SPO 2, sleep and stress tracking sensors.

In addition, the device has 30 exercise modes and 5 ATM water resistance ratings. The company claims that the battery lasts for 2 weeks.

MI TV 5X series

The company has now added 43-inch, 50-inch, and 55-inch models to Xiaomi's MI TV. All of them have a 4K resolution panel, HDR 10, and Dolby Atom certification. In addition, Android TV 10 OS and Xiaomi's own patch wall 4 interface.

MI Router 4A Gigabit Edition

The company has stated that the MI Router 4A Gigabit Edition can give speeds of up to 1,167 Mbps. It is priced at Rs 2,199.

MI 360 Home Security Camera 2K Pro

The MI360 Home Security Camera 2K Pro can capture 1,296-pixel resolution video for home monitoring. It has a high sensitivity image sensor, privacy shield, dual-band WiFi calling, and two-way voice calling feature and is priced at Rs 4,499.

Serious vulnerabilities were found in the database of Microsoft Cloud Services, warning thousands of customers

Microsoft on Thursday issued a warning to thousands of its cloud computing customers, including some of the world's largest companies.

According to e-mails sent by the company and cybersecurity investigators, intruders may also have the ability to read, modify or delete their main database, according to Reuters.

Security vulnerabilities are in Microsoft Azure's flagship Cosmos DB database. A security team at security company Viz found that thousands of companies were able to use these keys to control access to databases. Amy Lutwak, Viz's chief technology officer, is a former chief technology officer at Microsoft's Cloud Security Group.

According to reports, Microsoft itself cannot change those keys, so it emailed customers Thursday to ask them to create a new key. Microsoft has agreed to pay 40,000 to Viz for finding and reporting security vulnerabilities.

"We addressed this issue immediately to keep our customers safe and secure. We thank security researchers for working under Coordinated Weakness Disclosure, ”said Microsoft.

According to the company, no evidence of abuse has been found so far.

The fault was in a visual tool called the Jupiter notebook, which has been available for years but was launched by default last February.

Nokia is responsible for expanding the FiveG network in three European countries

Finnish tech company Nokia on Monday announced that it has acquired 5G in Bulgaria, Serbia, and Slovenia through A1 Telecom Austria Group.

"Under the Multinational Single Contractor Agreement, Nokia will provide FiveG radio access network solutions in all three markets through its extensive AirScale portfolio, as well as independently expand the FiveG network in Serbia and Slovenia," the company said.

In the world, there is competition between Chinese Huawei, ZTE, and Nokia in the field of 5G network expansion and infrastructure construction.

Huawei was recently banned by the Trump administration in the 5G sector, citing security concerns. Not only that, he has been urging European and other countries not to allow Huawei to participate in the 5G expansion.

The Face ID of the iPhone 13 works even when wearing a mask and goggles

The Face ID available on the iPhone 13 is said to work even when wearing a mask and glasses.
According to a report, Apple is currently testing this new and improved Face ID for the iPhone 13.
For testing, the company's employees have been provided with hair with a new Next Generation Face ID on the iPhone 12. After connecting the case to the employee's iPhone 12, it officially takes the case's Face ID.

It is understood that Apple is testing it on a large scale within the company. For this, the employee has to register his face in the face ID of iPhone 13.

Then wear a mask and goggles and try to unlock them. The company is reportedly testing the feature to make it work only when wearing a mask and both masks and glasses.

The test is said to be deep inside, outside, bright and dark, with different styles of glasses and masks on / off. The company says that this intensive test is necessary as the user can unlock the smartphone at any time.