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technology19 days ago•17 min saved

Xperia 1 VIII Gets a Fresh Look, Four Colors, and Price Talk Ahead of May Launch

Leaked marketing images show Sony’s Xperia 1 VIII with a redesigned square camera island and four colors (Graphite Black, Iolite Silver, Garnet Red, Native Gold). A May 20 launch is tipped, and rumors suggest Sony will drop the continuous optical zoom for a 3x zoom on a 6.5-inch 120Hz OLED with Xperia AI; a ~19% price rise over the Xperia 1 VII is rumored, with HK pricing and Amazon/European leaks pointing to a late May–June release.

via Notebookcheck|

#design-refresh #price-increase #smartphone-leaks

technology7 months ago•5 min saved

Apple iPhone 17 Pro Max: The Ultimate Upgrade and Camera Powerhouse

The iPhone 17 Pro Max offers significant camera improvements with higher-resolution lenses and enhanced zoom capabilities, a redesigned exterior with increased durability and aesthetics, and internal upgrades like better thermal management and longer battery life, making it a worthwhile upgrade despite limited overall changes.

via Macworld|

#battery-life #camera-upgrade #design-refresh

technology2 years ago•1 min saved

"Microsoft Launches Redesigned OneDrive for Consumers"

Microsoft is rolling out a new design for its OneDrive cloud storage service for consumers, featuring a Fluent design refresh aimed at improving visual and functional aspects. The updated interface aligns more closely with Windows 11 and includes a new people view for easier file organization. Additional features such as new file filters, combined upload and document creation options, and upcoming improvements for business users are also part of the update.

via The Verge|

#cloud-storage #design-refresh #microsoft

technology2 years ago•2 min saved

"Google Chrome's New Design: How to Disable and Customize on Windows 11"

Google Chrome's new design, known as Chrome 2023 refresh, is rolling out to some users on Windows 11 and macOS. The update includes rounded corners, colorful icons, increased spacing, and a touch-first interface. However, the redesign has received mixed reviews, with some users criticizing it for being too tablet-friendly. If you're not a fan of the new look, you can revert to the old design by disabling specific flags in the Chrome://flags menu.

via WindowsLatest|

#customization #design-refresh #google-chrome