According to rumors, the Vivo X Fold 3 foldable phone series will launch on March 26 with two devices – the standard Vivo X Fold 3 and the more feature-packed Vivo Now, the Vivo X Fold 3 has appeared on the Geekbench performance testing site with model number V2303A.
Accordingly, the high-end smartphone is equipped with Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chip and 16GB RAM. The folding screen phone scored 2,008 single-core points and 5,490 multi-core points. The list also confirms that the product is pre-installed with Android 14 operating system. There is a high possibility that the device will run OriginOS 4 user interface.
It is expected that the Vivo X Fold 3 and Vivo These will be the thinnest foldable phones to date at less than 5.1mm thick.
Both Vivo X Fold 3 models will offer a 50MP main camera with OIS, a 50MP ultra-wide camera, and a 64MP periscope lens. In particular, Vivo X Fold 3 will provide a 5,500 mAh battery and Vivo X Fold 3 Pro is expected to have a 5,800 mAh battery. When launched, the smartphone pair will be a strong “rival” of the Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Galaxy Z Fold 6.
– Advertisers on TikTok are worried about the ban in the US
Advertisers on the TikTok platform are worried and preparing contingency plans in case this short-form video application is banned in the US.
The Republican-controlled US House of Representatives voted last Wednesday to force Chinese technology company ByteDance to sell TikTok in about six months or face a ban. The White House has called on the US Senate to pass the bill and US President Joe Biden has pledged to sign it.
Advertising experts say Facebook Reels and YouTube Shorts, TikTok’s biggest competitors, will be the beneficiaries of advertising budgets if the app is banned in the US.
TikTok said it would exercise its legal rights to stop the ban, which it said would “take billions of dollars out of the pockets of creators and small businesses”.
“The momentum around this law is greater than previous national efforts to restrict or sell off TikTok, and advertisers are following suit,” said Jasmine Enberg, principal analyst at research firm Insider Intelligence. closely monitor the situation.”
Jack Johnston, senior director of social innovation at Tinuiti, a digital marketing company that has worked with brands such as Revlon and Elf cosmetics, said if the bill goes forward, “it would make We are more vigilant.”
Some advertising companies say they are advising clients to maintain a “business as usual” approach to TikTok, noting that the viral app has weathered many previous efforts to limit its popularity. its availability in the US, including under former President Donald Trump.
Although advertising budgets are planned months in advance, brands can quickly place or withdraw social media ads.
– Canada conducts a national security assessment of TikTok
Canadian Industry Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne said that Canada is conducting a national security assessment of the Chinese video sharing application TikTok.
According to TechCrunch, the evaluation of TikTok will begin in September 2023 according to the provisions of Canada’s Investment Act. Once completed, Industry Canada will notify the public about the results of the assessment as well as related remedial measures.
In an announcement on March 16, Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne said that Canada will closely monitor foreign investments in the field of interactive digital media.
Cases found to be propagating false information or manipulating information in ways that harm national security may face restrictions, even bans.
Sharing with the press, the head of Canada’s Ministry of Industry informed that Canada’s assessment of TikTok is not related to the bill recently passed by the US House of Representatives to force Chinese owners to sell TikTok shares otherwise want this application to be banned from operating in the US.
