TechUltimo.Com @techultimo-blog - Tumblr Blog

You can no longer use a phone number to sign up for Facebook Messenger. In a bid to bring more users to the platform, Facebook has now removed support for phone number logins on Facebook Messenger. According to a recent report from VentureBeat, the company now requires users to create a Facebook account in order to use Messenger.

Facebook being famous for recent privacy scandals, mishandling of user data, and a potential federal injunction looming in the distance, Facebook is now developing its own operating system to reduce dependency on Google’s Android. The report provides a limited amount of information on how Facebook plans to use the new operating system, it does point out that currently Facebook’s Oculus and Portal devices run on a modified version of Android. This leads us to believe that with its new operating system the company plans to replace Android on its VR and smart devices. And one of Facebook’s AR and VR heads, Ficus Kirkpatrick, mirrors this sentiment

#facebook #facebooklive #facebook os #facebook marketing #viral #bhfyp

#pubg #prologue #game awards #vira #viral news #bhfyp

Mi Note 10 set to launch in India soon: Inclusive of 108MP camera and 5260mAh battery, here's all you need to know. Xiaomi India has started teasing another phone for India before 2019 closes its doors and it could be coming to India real soon. This could be Xiaomi's second attempt in 2019 to top the premium segment where players like OnePlus, Oppo, Realme and Vivo have ventured before. The phone we are talking about is possibly the Mi Note 10, as the teaser has so far only spoken about the presence of a 108-megapixel camera and that's only present in this phone.

#viral #bhfyp #blog #FollowForFollowBack #comment #explorepage #xiaomi #samsung #iphone

Samsung's next-generation flagship, the Galaxy S11, likely won't launch until February 2020, but the rumor mill is already fully operational. The Galaxy S11 will come in three screen sizes — 6.2 or 6.4 (Blass isn't sure), 6.7 and 6.9 inches. That's a very big increase compared to this year's Galaxy S10, which is available in 6.1 inches (Galaxy S10), 6.4 (Galaxy S10+) and 6.7 inches (Galaxy S10 5G), and that's if we don't count the 5.8-inch Galaxy S10e...

#samsung #iphone #xiaomi #apple #viral #explorepage #explorer #like #follow #followforfollowback #comment #bhfyp

A day after launching the Mi CC9 Pro in China, Xiaomi has followed up with the European launch of (roughly) the same device, called the Mi Note 10. The Xiaomi Mi Note 10 has a 6.47-inch AMOLED display that's curved on the sides and has a waterdrop notch on top. The bezels on the top and bottom are fairly small, as is the case with most modern smartphones, but they are there. The display has a 2,340x1,080 pixel resolution and a built-in fingerprint scanner...

#xiaomi #samsung #mi #viral #comment #bhfyp #followforfollowback #likes #trending #xiaomimi #oneplus #xiaomiredminote