WeChat denies adding new support for withdrawal of message function
According to Sina Technology, in response to the rumor that WeChat text messages can be withdrawn within five minutes, WeChat responded that the revocation time limit is still 2 minutes.
WeChat explained that after the new version of WeChat withdraws the message, it can use the "re-edit" function to edit it within 5 minutes, rather than withdrawing it within 5 minutes.
This function was officially updated yesterday with the Android version of WeChat 8.0.30 version. In addition to modifications, WeChat has also added a lot of new features.
vivo discloses TWS 3 series true Hi-Fi wireless headsets will be released soon
According to vivo's official microscope, vivo will be released soon vivo TWS 3 series headsets, claiming to be the world's first true Hi-Fi wireless headset.
According to the poster, this headset uses medical-grade earcups, which intelligently detects the fit. It also supports multi-device dual-link, intelligent ultra-wide screen noise reduction and sensorless question detection functions. In addition, the headset is equipped with the new generation of LE Audio Bluetooth audio technology, which supports Bluetooth 5.3, and the industry's first full-link wireless true Hi-Fi.
vivo has not announced the release time and price of this headset, and the release time needs to be waited for vivo to be announced later.
AppleMusic web version update Added lyrics to view
According to MacRunmors, Apple recently updated the beta AppleMusic website, allowing users to view lyrics on the web.
When a user listens to music on a website, the user can click the lyrics switch through the bubbles on the screen. The lyrics interface is similar to the design of the Apple Music application and is broadcast on the right screen. At present, the time when the official version of this function is still available for testing has not been announced.
true Leica flagship phone Leitz Phone 2 is released. One-inch large-sole main camera is priced at tens of thousands of yuan
SoftBank has released Leitz Phone 2, a smartphone produced by Leica, manufactured by Sharp. As the exclusive product of SoftBank brand, it will be launched in Japan on November 18, with a tax-inclusive price of 225,360 yen (currently about 11,178 yuan). Most of the configurations of
Leitz Phone 2 are similar to those of Sharp R7 phones. The phone reflects the uniqueness of Leica in its appearance design, wallpapers, home screen widgets, etc. The camera is equipped with Leitz Looks, a shooting mode originally developed by Leica.
In terms of appearance, Leitz Phone 2 has only one color scheme "Leica White", which is said to be inspired by the white limited edition of Leica M8 White. The bright white appearance complements the silver chrome border and has knurled sides. It is often used in cameras and also plays an anti-slip role during shooting. The machine is 9.3mm thick and weighs 211g.
As a unique element of the Leitz Phone series, the machine is printed with Leica's red "Cola logo" and is equipped with a Leica original magnetic lens cover and a silicone phone case with the Leitz logo.
Google Play Store will allow Spotify in-app payment. The commission is still required but the proportion is reduced. According to MacRumors, on Thursday local time, Google announced that streaming music service provider Spotify will be able to pay Android users directly in Spotify's Google Play version without having to go through the Google Play billing system.
Spotify is the first "User Choice Billing" partner of Google , a feature that allows Android users to purchase using their preferred payment method. "User Choice Billing" is actually another way of billing for in-app purchases, and it charges less.
Spotify will be able to charge directly from users, and Google will charge Spotify 4% less than normal. Spotify and other developers who end up adopting “user-choice billing” still need to give Google a commission from their in-app sales and purchases, but the commission ratio has been reduced. Google typically charges 15% to 30% in-app purchase commissions, similar to Apple.
