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Good Morning, welcome to the AllNews roundup of the top 5 Tech News of this week.
Netflix announced on Wednesday that it has started the process of supporting spatial audio on its iOS app.
A Netflix spokesperson confirmed that the company has started rolling out Spatial Audio support on iPhone and iPad on iOS 14. The news was first reported by users on Reddit as well as in a report from iGeneration. Read more here.
Oppo on Thursday revealed its latest smartphone photography advancements with Continuous Optical Zoom, a next-gen under-display camera that it will integrate into its devices later this year.
The 2021 OPPO Future Imaging Technology Launch Event was led by Oppo's Director of Imaging Simon Liu. The event introduced a new sensor, a variable zoom lens, a new lens and sensor stabilization and an improved algorithm to control the pixels over next-gen under-display cameras. Read more here.
American multinational computer software company, Adobe on Tuesday introduced more features to Photoshop on the iPad and upgraded the desktop version of Photoshop.
The tablet app now includes the Magic Wand object-selection and Healing Brush imperfection-fixing tools and with the Canvas Projection, users can share their screen to a larger display over HDMI or USB-C, which should be helpful when collaborating with other people in the same room. Read more here.
Samsung has confirmed in a statement that it has taken the decision to stop showing ads in default apps including Samsung Weather, Samsung Pay, and Samsung Theme.
The company mobile chief TM Roh said in an internal town hall meeting reported by Yonhap “Samsung has made a decision to cease the advertisement on proprietary apps including Samsung Weather, Samsung Pay, and Samsung Theme,” Read more here.
General Motors (GM) has announced that it has expanded the recall of over 68,000 Chevrolet Bolt EVs made back in November 2020 after five of the vehicles caught fire between 2017 and 2019 to cover all Bolt EVs and Bolt EUVs sold worldwide, starting from the first model up until the latest ones.
This recall covers 73,000 additional vehicles, 60,000 of which are in the US, on top of the first batch of recalled Bolts. Read more here.
These are the latest Technology news that made trends during the week. Visit our website https://allnews.ng for more Technology news around the world.
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