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Tomorrow Concept Is Daily Dose Of Tech News


1. Soon, you might be able to use Google Duo on the web - So far, using Google Duo has been limited to smartphones, tablets, and the majority of Chromebooks. In the near future though, the Google Duo video chat service could work on your laptop or desktop computer through your internet browser.
This new rumor comes from an anonymous source speaking with 9to5Google. According to the source, the web version of Duo will work in the Google Chrome browser (naturally) as well as other competing browsers like Mozilla Firefox and Apple Safari.
Since the service will be browser-based, we can assume there will be browser notifications for incoming calls and other alerts.


2. VoIP is rolling out now to the Google Voice app - After beta testing it for over a year, it appears that Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) is rolling out now for the Google Voice app. This news come via a tweet sent yesterday by Scott Johnston (via SlashGear), a Realtime Communications product lead at Google. The tweet says that VoIP is being disseminated now to Google Voice, and the rollout is expected to be finished next week.


3. A brand new leak says Apple is about to launch new iPad models - On the heels of a report last week that said that Apple would launch a seventh-generation iPad and an iPad mini 5 in the first half of the year, we now have a leak that seems to back those claims up. It’s still unclear what iPad hardware Apple might be working on right now, but documentation the company filed with a regulatory body for Eurasian countries reveals the model numbers for six new iPad versions.
Apple unveiled its redesigned iPad Pro models back in October, so the upcoming models must be cheaper iOS tablets -- the likely successors of last year’s $329 sixth-generation iPad and the iPad mini 4. The iPad mini 5 rumor is of particular interest, given that Apple hasn’t released a new iPad mini in years.


4. Teaser confirms Nokia 9 and its penta camera setup will be revealed on February 24 - Just about every major smartphone maker have scheduled important announcements for Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2019 next month in Barcelona, Spain. Samsung, LG, Sony, and Nokia confirmed launch events where we expect new devices like Galaxy S10, LG G8, and Sony Xperia XZ4 to be revealed.
We reported a few days ago that Nokia confirmed its MWC 2019 event will take place on February 24. However, aside from that, we knew nothing about the company's plans for the event and whether or not the Nokia 9 will be revealed during the event.


5. Android Q may ship with new Font, Icon Shape, and Accent Color Overlays - One of the many reasons I prefer the Android OS over iOS is customization. I can pretty heavily customize the EMUI 9 software running on my Huawei Mate 20 X. EMUI’s built-in theme engine makes it possible to customize the background color and accent colors of the SystemUI components, framework, and other system apps as well as the system font. Samsung also offers a comprehensive theming engine in Samsung Experience and One UI. Google doesn’t expose a theme engine to users in their Pixel software, even though the Pixels’ stock Android base does support theming. Stock Android first gained support for theming with Android 8.0 Oreo, and now it looks like Android Q is further expanding on that with support for additional themeable elements and possibly more built-in customization options for all users.


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Tomorrow Concept Is Daily Dose Of Tech News


1. Huawei Mate 20 Pro Red color variant officially launching on January 10 - Huawei will be launching a Red color variant of the Mate 20 Pro on January 10 in China. The Chinese manufacturer launched its flagship Mate 20 Pro in October 2018 and recently announced that it sold 5 million units of the Mate 20 series. Huawei also revealed that it has topped its target and shipped 200 million units in 2018. As of now, the Mate 20 Pro is available in five color variants, including Bright Black, Sapphire Blue, Cherry Pink, Emerald Green, and Auror in China.
Huawei China on its official Weibo account revealed the launch information of new Red color Mate 20 Pro. The previous variants of Huawei Mate 20 Pro is exclusive to Amazon in India for online retail. Priced at Rs 69,990, Huawei is also selling the smartphone with Croma in key metro cities from December 22.


2. Vivo Y93 3GB RAM variant launched in India: Price, specifications and features - Vivo recently launched a new Y-series smartphone, the Vivo Y93, in India with 4GB RAM at a price of Rs 13,990. The company has now launched another variant of the same with 3GB RAM and 64GB storage at Rs 12,990. The smartphone was first launched in China featuring Qualcomm Snapdragon 439 SoC, however, in India, Vivo released the handset with a MediaTek Helio P22 processor.
The Vivo Y93 will be available on official Vivo India website and offline retail channel in two color options of Starry Night and Nebula Purple.


3. MIUI camera app may soon include features like custom watermarks, ultra-wide angle mode - One of the better custom UI overlays for Android, Xiaomi’s MIUI comes with a lot of thoughtful features and enhancements. One of them is the camera app, which includes everything from portrait mode to filters. However, if a new report is to be believed, Xiaomi may have a lot more in store for the app.
Breaking down the APK of the camera app included in the latest China developer build of MIUI 10 and comparing it with the stable build, the folks at XDA Developers have some found numerous references that hint at new features Xiaomi may be working on for its camera app. The first of these features is ‘custom watermarks’, which will allow users to add a customized line of text (up to 15 letters) as a watermark on their photos. This line will sit below the primary ‘Shot on X’ (X being the smartphone’s name) watermark feature that many Xiaomi smartphones already have.


4. Android Q may finally bring a System-wide Dark Mode - Android Before the release of Android 5.0 Lollipop with its Material Design UI, the Android SystemUI, Framework, and most apps, both first-party and third-party, used darker colors in accordance with Holo. Since Material Design became the guiding design principle for Android, most apps have changed their UI colors to use copious amounts of white. Recently, we’ve seen Google start to offer dark themes in some of their apps after realizing that darker colors can improve battery life on devices with OLED panels. Now, it seems that Google is finally embracing dark themes once again, as a Googler states that dark mode is an approved Android Q feature.


5. The next OnePlus will come with blazing fast UFS 3.0 storage, according to leaked benchmark results - The OnePlus 6T and its teardrop notch
There are a few main factors that determine how fast and "snappy" your smartphone feels. There's the main processor, the memory and then there is storage. The storage is a pretty important one since that's where the operating system, photos, videos, apps and so on are stored permanently. OnePlus phones are notorious for their speed and it seems that the next model will not be an exception.
Besides the Snapdragon 855 SoC that's been set to power the upcoming OnePlus flagship


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