Huawei may launch a domestic self-developed kernel browser
Digital blogger Changan Digital Jun posted that a senior manager of Huawei browser revealed that it will be possible to see a better Huawei browser in about two years.
The four cores of today's browsers are the Trident kernel, also known as the IE kernel, the Webkiticon kernel, the Gecko kernel, and the Presto kernel.
It is understood that Huawei has previously released a browser based on google Chromium kernel on the mobile phone and PC side, which supports logging in to HUAWEI ID, and synchronizing bookmarks across devices on mobile phones and PCs, in a minimalist style.
Source: Sina Technology
The Samsung Tizen mobile app store is closed
On January 9, Samsung's Tizen app store has officially closed and will no longer be open to new and existing users from 2022.
Last June, the company closed its registration and only opened its store to existing users for previously downloaded apps.
Tizen is a hybrid of the Intel MeeGo system and Samsung LiMo system, supporting a variety of devices such as smartphones, tablets, smart TVs, netbooks, and in-car infotainment systems.
The last Samsung Z4 phone to run Tizen OS was released in 2017.
Source: Caijing Network Technology
Xiaomi Mi MIX 5 Pro exposure
According to the latest discovery of Xiaomiui, the Xiaomi MIX 5 Pro (L1) will be equipped with the next generation of surging C2 chips, while the basic Xiaomi MIX 5 (L1A) does not.
According to the relevant code of the camera, the Xiaomi MIX 5 Pro appears in the same "MIPISEL" characters as mix FOLD and the unreleased MIX FLIP, which will be equipped with its own next-generation surging chip.
It is understood that the previously released surging C1 has a dual filter configuration, which can realize the parallel processing of high and low frequency signals, and the signal processing efficiency is increased by 100%.
With the self-developed algorithm, the performance of the 3A (AF, AWB, AE) of the image is greatly improved.
Source: IT House
James · The Weber Space Telescope successfully completed the main mirror unfolding
Around 00:00 Beijing time on January 9, the most expensive and powerful infrared space telescope ever built by mankind: the James Webb (Webb) Space Telescope.
Successfully expanded the last part of the main mirror and completed the locking. This marks the $10 billion telescope, the most important mechanical components are working properly, and more than 20 years of research and development and manufacturing work is about to usher in success.
Next, the James Webb Space Telescope will continue to fly to the Lagrange L2 point halo orbit with a period of about 6 months;
Then, a number of tests such as mirror tuning and instrument debugging are required for about 5 months before the first picture can be taken.
Source: IT House