Threat actors have been using several methods for credential stealing, which varies based on the environment and infrastructure of the system.
Most of the time, the threat actors dump the LSASS process to extract the account credentials.
For this, tools such as Mimikatz, which offers several suspicious features, can be used. However, most security products are focused on these kinds of malicious tools that the threat actors know.
Many new methods to dump LSASS memory that maliciously use legitimate tools have been discovered as a means of bypass detection.
Sysinternals’ ProcDump was a widely used tool for these purposes, but other methods were detected, such as Process Explorer, Task Manager, etc.
Moreover, due to the legitimate use of these tools by users, it is difficult to detect these suspicious activities and prevent their exploitation.
DocumentFree Webinar
Compounding the problem are zero-day vulnerabilities like the MOVEit SQLi, Zimbra XSS, and 300+ such vulnerabilities that get discovered each month. Delays in fixing these vulnerabilities lead to compliance issues, these delay can be minimized with a unique feature on AppTrana that helps you to get “Zero vulnerability report” within 72 hours.
Hackers Abusing LSASS Process Memory
LSASS Process
When a local user logs in, the NTLM authentication method is used, which is implemented at the “msv1_0.dll” that is loaded into the lsass.exe process. Since the process only has the NT hash for the password used for authentication, a threat actor faces difficulty in obtaining the plain-text password.
However, the threat actor can use multiple dictionary attacks to obtain the original password. In worst cases where a password cannot be obtained, the threat actor can log into the system using the stolen account’s NT hash using the NTLM protocol method.
Mimikatz
This program has the feature to extract account credentials, which also provides a feature that uses basic commands to dump the LSASS process memory that can be used to display the extracted NT hash. Moreover, this is an open-source tool, and threat actors have a great history of using it in several high-profile attacks.
Mimikatz GitHub (Source: AhnLab)
sekurlsa::logonpasswords and sekurlsa::minidump are the commands used to dump the LSASS process memory, extract the NT hash, and extract the account credentials without directly accessing the LSASS process.
ProcDump
Sysinternals, currently owned by Microsoft, developed this tool, which supports the feature of dumping specific memories. Moreover, the ProcDump tool is a legitimate file signed with Microsoft’s certificate that threat actors regularly use to dump LSASS process memory.
This tool shows the process of ProcDump and extracts the created memory dump file by using Mimikatz to steal account credentials.
Process Explorer
Also developed by Sysinternals, this tool can show a list of running processes, look up information, control processes, and has many other features. It also supports the dumping of specific process memories, which can be used to dump LSASS process memory to extract account credentials.
Process Explorer Memory Dump (Source: AhnLab)
Task Manager
This is a default tool provided by Microsoft Windows OS, which will create no suspicions when account credentials are dumped. It also provides a complete overview of running processes, installed services, startup programs, and a kingdom of information for threat actors to use.
Task Manager Memory Dump (Source: AhnLab)
Like other tools, this tool also provides dumping of LSASS memory that can be used to extract account credentials.
Comsvcs.dll
This is a DLL file that is in charge of COM+ service features and is installed in Windows by default.
This file also offers a “Minidump” function that can be used to dump specific process memory, which, therefore, can be used by threat actors to dump LSASS process memory for credential extraction.
Comsvsc.DLL (Source: AhnLab)
ASEC published a detailed report explaining the tool’s usage, functions, extraction methods, etc.
Buckle up and get ready for a fascinating journey! Imagine a world where machines rule, and robots become some of our closest companions. Don’t worry, though, this isn’t an episode of your favorite sci-fi TV show; it’s reality! A recent MIT study has unearthed some mind-blowing insights into how artificial intelligence (AI) is unleashing its potential in the job market, revolutionizing the way we work and leaving us in awe.
Stop and think for a moment: AI can be your secret weapon! With this groundbreaking technology, we can now automate tedious tasks that used to eat up our precious time. Picture yourself sipping your favorite drink while AI expertly takes care of repetitive jobs. Whether it’s data analysis, customer service, or even house chores, AI is here to lend a hand and provide the freedom you’ve always craved.
Its Power and Perks
Not only does AI lighten our workload, but it also sparks great potential for reshaping careers. Think outside the box for a second — AI is creating brand-new job opportunities we could never have imagined. Professionals skilled in AI are now among the most sought-after in the market, as companies race to incorporate this game-changing technology into their strategies. It’s the perfect moment to embark on an exciting AI learning journey, unlocking doors you never thought possible.
But wait, there’s more! AI’s transformation isn’t just limited to the corporate world; it permeates every aspect of our lives. With AI-powered personal assistants like Siri and Alexa, you can playfully chat with these trusty sidekicks or simply ask them to tell you a joke (prepare yourself for some corny ones!). Moreover, advancements in robotics are pushing the boundaries of imagination. Welcome to the era of AI companions who may soon walk beside us, rendering science fiction a reality.
Let’s not forget the thrilling world of gaming, where AI’s implications are nothing short of astonishing! Picture yourself diving into the immersive realm of online casino games, where AI is taking the lead in enhancing convenience and security. AI algorithms are revolutionizing the gaming experience, ensuring fair play while minimizing fraudulent activities. From intelligent chatbots that assist players with inquiries to sophisticated systems that detect suspicious behavior, AI has become the guardian angel of online gaming, providing a safe and seamless environment for players to enjoy the best online casino games from the comfort of their own homes. With AI at the helm, your next gaming session will be a secure and thrilling adventure!
Coexist With AI
As AI continues its meteoric rise, we must address some concerns. What about jobs that rely on human touch, creativity, and empathy — the qualities that truly set us apart? Fear not! While machines conquer mundane tasks, the human touch remains indispensable. Our uniquely human traits, emotional intelligence, and ability to adapt creatively will become even more valuable in this AI-driven world. We have the power to coexist harmoniously, leveraging AI’s strengths while showcasing our own.
Final Say
In this exciting era, the AI revolution is turning our preconceptions upside down. From freeing up our time to unlocking new career horizons, it’s an adventure full of surprises. So, dear readers, embrace this technological revolution with open arms and a sense of wonder. As AI shapes our future, let’s remember to maintain a balance between our own humanity and these extraordinary machines. Together, we’ll usher in a future where both brawn and brains, AI and humans, harmoniously coexist for the greater good.
Google starts this week with yet another update for its Chat app. After bringing star messages to iOS and Android, Google Chat is now getting a new moderation tool in the admin console.
The new moderation tool has been specifically designed for reviewing and taking action on reported Google Chat content via the Admin console under Apps / Google Workspace / Moderation.
The search giant announced that super admins will have access to the moderation tool when it becomes available in Google Chat. Also, they will be able to assign users the new “Moderate Chat content report” privilege.
Google recommends that this privilege only be assigned to users who are best suited to review Chat content, otherwise it won’t be too effective at reducing the super admins’ workload.
Once a new report is submitted by users, the moderation tool can be used to see all reports associated with the message, review the edit history of a message and conversation transcript (including up to 5 message posted before the reported message), as well as details that provide info about the type of conversation with number of participants, space managers, guidelines, and more.
It’s also important to add that moderators will be able to add comments to the report should the content require further auditing in the future.
In the same piece of news, Google announced that the moderation tool will also include a tab for managing quarantine Gmail message. The Gmail tab is available to all Google Workspace customers.
The new moderation tool accessible by going to Apps / Google Workspace / Moderation will be rolled out in the next two weeks. It will be available to Google Workspace Enterprise Plus, Education Standard and Education Plus customers.
SSH or Secure Shell is a cryptographic network protocol that enables secure communication and remote access over an unsecured network.
This network protocol is widely used for secure command-line login, file transfers, and tunneling of other protocols.
It provides a secure way to access and manage devices, servers, and systems by encrypting data during transmission and verifying the identity of the connecting parties.
A new version of SSH has been launched recently, SSH3, which has been revamped with HTTP using QUIC+TLS1.3 for security and HTTP Authorization for user authentication.
DocumentFree Webinar
Compounding the problem are zero-day vulnerabilities like the MOVEit SQLi, Zimbra XSS, and 300+ such vulnerabilities that get discovered each month. Delays in fixing these vulnerabilities lead to compliance issues, these delay can be minimized with a unique feature on AppTrana that helps you to get “Zero vulnerability report” within 72 hours.
SSH3 New Improvements
The new version brings a multitude of new enhancements, and here below, we have mentioned all the enhancements:-
Significantly faster session establishment.
New HTTP authentication methods, such as OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect, are in addition to classical SSH authentication.
Robustness to port scanning attacks: your SSH3 server can be made invisible to other Internet users.
UDP port forwarding, in addition to classical TCP port forwarding.
All the features allowed by the modern QUIC protocol, including connection migration (soon) and multipath connections.
SSH3 – Faster & Rich Secure Shell
SSH3 leverages TLS 1.3, QUIC, and HTTP for secure channels by adopting proven internet security methods from e-commerce and banking.
It supports standard and new authentication methods like OAuth 2.0, enabling login with accounts from Google, Microsoft, and Github.
SSH3 in early proof-of-concept needs extensive cryptographic review before production approval. Open-source for community feedback, not recommended for production without peer review.
Testing it in sandboxes/private networks is recommended due to potential risks. SSH3 offers security against scanning and dictionary attacks by hiding behind a secret link that enhances the protection against unauthorized access.
OpenSSH features implemented
Here below, we have mentioned all the OpenSSH features implemented:-
Parses ~/.ssh/authorized_keys on the server
Certificate-based server authentication
known_hosts mechanism when X.509 certificates are not used.
Automatically using the ssh-agent for public key authentication
SSH agent forwarding to use your local keys on your remote server
Direct TCP port forwarding (reverse port forwarding will be implemented in the future)
Proxy jump (see the -proxy-jump parameter). If A is an SSH3 client and B and C are both SSH3 servers, you can connect from A to C using B as a gateway/proxy. The proxy uses UDP forwarding to forward the QUIC packets from A to C, so B cannot decrypt the traffic A<->C SSH3 traffic.
Parses ~/.ssh/config on the client and handles the Hostname, User, Port, and IdentityFile config options (the other options are currently ignored). Also parses a new UDPProxyJump that behaves similarly to OpenSSH’s ProxyJump.
Developers seek collaboration for the responsible progression of SSH3 by inviting security experts for code review and feedback. Encouraged to engage with standards bodies for formal IETF/IRTF processes.
With collective effort, they aim to enhance SSH3 for safe production but acknowledge the need for thorough cryptographic review and recognition by security authorities for reasonable security claims.
Try Kelltron’s cost-effective penetration testing services to evaluate digital systems security. Free demo available.
It’s been nearly a week since Samsung launched its 2024 flagship lineup, the Galaxy S24 series. As usual, people have started delving deeper to find out a winner between the Galaxy S24 Ultra and last year’s iPhone 15 Pro Max, in their own ways. One of the ways to find out the winner turned out to be the storage speed test.
@sakitechonline on X measured the storage speed with a synthetic benchmark called Jazz Disc Bench, where the Galaxy S24 Ultra surpassed last year’s iPhone 15 Pro Max with a decent margin. For those unaware, the Galaxy S24 Ultra comes with the UFS 4.0 storage while the iPhone 15 Pro Max comes with its iconic NVMe storage. According to ‘allaroundreview’, the UFS 4.0 storage is significantly faster than the NVMe modules used on iPhones.
Galaxy S24 Ultra performed 75% faster in sequential read speed
According to the results obtained by sakitech, the Galaxy S24 Ultra scored 75 percent higher than its competitor in sequential read speeds and 15 percent higher in sequential write speed. Speaking of numbers, the ultra flagship from Samsung achieved a transfer speed of 2547.26MB/s as compared to 1450.42MB/s of the iPhone. The write speeds are relatively close at 1442.25MB/s and 1257.99MB/s from the Galaxy S24 Ultra and iPhone 15 Pro Max respectively.
Notably, the random read and write speeds are also quite a bit higher on the Samsung flagship as compared to the iPhone. The latency in read and write speeds is also lower (better) on the Android side.
However, faster loading of Apps and games depends on the Apps themselves and the OS as well
While the numbers shown by Jazz Disc Bench will surely impress users of the latest Galaxy flagship, one should also consider the fact that the two phones are running on completely different platforms and the apps are also built differently.
Not to mention, how an app, for example, YouTube, interacts with the system in two different cases is also not going to be identical. Real-life performance for different apps may vary based on their optimization with the platform, and sometimes this may lead to results that deviate from the showcased benchmarks.
In conclusion, loading times and overall response in heavy apps and games will also depend on system-specific optimization.
OPPO announced its new flagship this month, and our review went out quite recently. Having said that, in this article, we’ll compare it to one of the best flagships around. We’ll compare the Google Pixel 8 Pro vs OPPO Find X7 Ultra. These two smartphones are both quite powerful, but they’re also quite different at the same time. They not only look different, but have different sets of specs, and approaches to photography too.
We’ll kick things off by comparing their specifications, and will then move to a number of other areas. You’ll see a comparison between their designs, displays, performance, battery life, cameras, and audio output. Before we start, do note that the OPPO Find X7 Ultra is not available globally at the time of writing this comparison. The chances of that changing are very slim. It does work fine when you install the Google Play Store, though, so… importing is always an option. Having said that, let’s get started.
Specs
Google Pixel 8 Pro vs OPPO Find X7 Ultra, respectively
The moment you lay eyes on these two phones you’ll notice how different they are. The Google Pixel 8 Pro is made out of metal and glass. It has a flat display on the front and a centered display camera hole. The bezels around its display are immensely thin. The OPPO Find X7 Ultra is made out of metal, glass, and vegan leather, as vegan leather covers two-thirds of its backside. It has a curved display, a centered display camera hole, and very thin bezels around its panel.
Now, on the back of the Pixel 8 Pro, you’ll find glass and a camera visor. That camera visor is horizontally aligned, and it stretches from the right side of the frame to the left. It does protrude noticeably. The OPPO Find X7 Ultra has glass and vegan leather on the back and a huge camera oreo. That camera oreo also protrudes quite a bit. Both camera bumps are a good anchor for your finger when you hold these devices. Due to its vegan leather on the back, we found that the OPPO Find X7 Ultra is less slippery. Neither phone is particularly grippy, though.
The OPPO Find X7 Ultra also has an alert slider on the back, unlike the Pixel 8 Pro. That’s a three-step alert slider. Physical buttons sit on the right-hand side of both phones, but they have different alignments. All physical buttons are quite clicky, though. The OPPO Find X7 Ultra does have a slightly larger display, and it’s slightly taller, slightly narrower, and slightly thicker than the Google Pixel 8 Pro. It’s also slightly heavier, by 8 grams. It’s worth noting that both smartphones are IP68 certified for water and dust resistance and that both feel like premium devices.
Google Pixel 8 Pro vs OPPO Find X7 Ultra: Display
The Pixel 8 Pro includes a 6.7-inch 2992 x 1344 LTPO OLED display on the back. That panel is flat, and it offers an adaptive refresh rate, it can go from 1 to 120Hz. This panel supports HDR10+ content, and its max theoretical brightness is 2,400 nits. The display aspect ratio is 20:9, and the display is protected by the Gorilla Glass Victus 2. The bezels around this display are very thin.
The OPPO Find X7 Ultra, on the other hand, includes a 6.82-inch QHD+ (3168 x 1440) LTPO AMOLED display. This display is curved, and it can project up to 1 billion colors. It has an adaptive refresh rate (1-120Hz), and supports Dolby Vision too. HDR10+ content is supported, and the maximum theoretical brightness is at 4,500 nits. The Gorilla Glass Victus 2 protects this display. The bezels around the panel are very thin.
There’s really not much to complain about here, regarding either display. Both are outstanding, actually. Not only do they offer great viewing angles, and very vivid colors, but they’re also quite color accurate. On top of that, they’re very sharp and have good touch response as well. Both panels also get more than bright enough in all situations, even when you’re outside in direct sunlight. You’ll be happy with either of these panels.
Google Pixel 8 Pro vs OPPO Find X7 Ultra: Performance
The Google Pixel 8 Pro is fueled by the Google Tensor G3 processor. Google also included 12GB of LPDDR5X RAM inside of the device, along with UFS 3.1 flash storage. The OPPO Find X7 Ultra, on the other hand, comes with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor. OPPO also placed up to 16GB of LPDDR5X RAM inside of the phone, along with UFS 4.0 flash storage. OPPO’s handset does have a theoretically more powerful processor and faster storage. The Tensor G3 is made for the Pixel, though, and it does bring plenty of AI features to the table.
Both of these smartphones do offer great performance, to say the least. For the vast majority of tasks, both smartphones are truly fluid. They can multitask like nobody’s business while consuming multimedia, browsing, emailing, and other everyday tasks are not a problem at all. Even image and video editing, and some more advanced tasks are running smoothly, at least they did for us.
When it comes to gaming, the OPPO Find X7 Ultra does have the advantage. It not only has faster storage but also a more powerful processor. We did notice that extremely demanding games are running better on OPPO’s handset, at the highest settings. Still, the Pixel 8 Pro can play those games too, they’re definitely not out of the question. Neither phone got too hot while running those games either. There’s also no outstanding lag to talk about either.
Google Pixel 8 Pro vs OPPO Find X7 Ultra: Battery
You will find a 5,050mAh battery inside Google’s flagship, while the OPPO Find X7 Ultra carries a 5,000mAh unit. The battery life is very good on both smartphones, though we’ve experienced better results on the OPPO Find X7 Ultra. The Pixel 8 Pro managed to get around 7+ hours of screen-on-time for us, most of the time. We managed to get over the 8-hour mark a couple of times.
The OPPO Find X7 Ultra was able to cross that 8-hour mark consistently, and even go beyond it at times when needed. Having that in mind, both smartphones do offer very good battery life, and chances are both will be able to get you to the end of the day. Your mileage may vary, though, of course, so keep that in mind. Also, if you’re playing games on your phones, or run very demanding apps, the results will be different, of course.
In terms of charging, the OPPO Find X7 Ultra blows the Pixel 8 Pro out of the water. The Pixel 8 Pro supports 30W wired, 23W wireless, and 5W reverse wireless charging. It does not come with a charger in the box. The OPPO Find X7 Ultra supports 100W wired, 50W wireless, and 5W reverse wireless charging. A 100W charger is included in the box as well, so keep that in mind.
Google Pixel 8 Pro vs OPPO Find X7 Ultra: Cameras
The camera setups and general approaches to photography are completely different between these two phones. The Pixel 8 Pro has a 50-megapixel main camera, a 48-megapixel ultrawide unit (126-degree FoV), and a 48-megapixel telephoto camera (5x optical zoom). The OPPO Find X7 Ultra includes four 50-megapixel units. A 50-megapixel main camera (1-inch sensor) is backed by a 50-megapixel ultrawide camera (123-degree FoV), a 50-megapixel periscope telephoto unit (3x optical zoom), and a second 50-megapixel periscope telephoto camera (6x optical zoom).
OPPO not only includes a 1-inch main camera sensor, but rather large sensors overall. Even its ultrawide and periscope telephoto sensors are larger than the ones on the Pixel 8 Pro. On top of that, Hasselblad is a part of the picture here as well. Google is, however, using very compelling sensors too, and it’s well known for producing outstanding camera smartphones. How do they compare?
Well, both smartphones do provide outstanding results, which are different. The Pixel 8 Pro loves to use plenty of processing for images. It will provide you with great results in both day and night. Daytime images do look processed but in a good way. The HDR shots in particular end up looking great, while in low light the phone does like to brighten up the scene quite a bit. The ultrawide camera does keep up with the main unit in terms of colors, while 5x shots look great.
The OPPO Find X7 Ultra likes to keep things a bit closer to real life, but still make the photos pop. The images during the day are great, the HDR performance is outstanding, and the phone has an outstanding white balance. OPPO’s new flagship shines when it comes to images with demanding light sources. In low light, it tends to keep things a bit darker, and closer to real life, while obtaining plenty of detail. Even its secondary sensors do great in low light, including periscope telephoto cameras. The OPPO Find X7 Ultra also covers more focal lengths.
Audio
There is a set of stereo speakers on both of these smartphones. Those speakers are quite loud and well-balanced. There are some differences between them, but they’re minimal. You’ll be more than happy with both pairs.
What you will not find is an audio jack. You will need to use their Type-C ports in order to hook up your wired headphones, which will require a dongle. For wireless connections, however, Bluetooth is supported. The Pixel 8 Pro supports Bluetooth 5.3, while the OPPO Find X7 Ultra includes Bluetooth 5.4.
Google introduced “Help Me Write” to Gmail back in June of 2023, and now Gmail Voice Compose seeks to up that AI-powered convenience. AI tools have been making their way into all sorts of services and industries, and for good reason. Long gone are the days of wonky voice recognition and misbehaving mobile assistants. AI-powered voice recognition works wonders, naturally; as this was one of the first proposed uses of Large Language Models. Gmail’s newest upcoming feature will let you make use of this to craft professional emails just by speaking into your phone.
Gmail Voice Compose works just like “Help me write”
The “Help Me write” feature in the Gmail apps on Android and iOS lets users draft emails from snippets of text. Users write the main points of what their email is about, and AI does the rest. “Help Me Write” not only saves time, it drafts a complete and professional email from just a few lines of informal text. Voice Compose seems to work the same way, but by listening to a user speak instead of having them write.
As discovered by TheSpAndroid, the Gmail Android app version 2023.12.31.599526178 release contains a new feature accessible via toggling a flag value. This feature allows you to record yourself when writing an email by tapping a microphone button. When you’re done recording, hitting “Create” will prompt AI to create your email from your recording. Though very similar to the “Help me write” feature, Voice Compose is definitely faster and more convenient.
How does AI speech-to-text work?
AI speech-to-text is much more accurate at deciphering what someone says than older speech recognition models. The jump in capability was almost jarring, but also very understandable once you understand how LLMs work. Large Language Models, in a very simplified manner, are thought of as “word predictors”. As in, what they do is predict what word should come after the last one.
This definition does a disservice to the complex neural network LLMs possess, but it does help to understand how their speech recognition works. Older speech recognition models used to parse each sound and try to figure out what word it was. This would very often lead to completely nonsensical sentences. AI speech recognition doesn’t just listen to and parse each individual word. It compares it to everything that’s been said before and guesses what is most likely to have just been said. This is why AI speech recognition is miles ahead of older models; it has some intelligence behind it.
Gmail Voice Compose should be rolling out pretty soon as it’s been purported to have been in the works since October of last year. If it works as well as other AI speech-to-text models do, it will be a massive step forward in convenience for those who use the Gmail app.
Google this morning posted another teaser for the upcoming Mint color of the Pixel 8 Pro. This time suggesting what the hue or shade of green the color will be. If you missed it initially, at the end of last week Google teased the Pixel 8 Pro would be coming in a new color. The teaser didn’t explicitly state that a new color was coming. It did, however, say that fans should expect something “Minty Fresh” to be revealed on January 25. The hint was accompanied by a picture of a Bay Pixel 8 Pro being “spray-painted” over with green paint.
The color used for the paint seems the most likely to be what you can expect for the shade of this new colorway. But Google’s teaser from this morning might suggest something different. Or at the very least where Google might be drawing some inspiration from. Google is also pushing out its reveal for the morning of January 25. It was initially set for midnight on the day. But it now looks like Google is going to set the reveal for 6 a.m. Pacific Standard Time.
Mint Pixel 8 Pro teaser hints at ocean waves inspiring the shade of green
While it was assumed at first that the green spray paint might have been the shade of green Google would use, that might not be the case. The company’s second teaser shows the outline of the Pixel 8 Pro with a video of ocean waves playing inside of it. Near the beginning, you can see the waves crashing in and just for a brief second you get a glimpse at the waves looking almost light green. Sort of like mint.
What might be more important to pay attention to though is the blank area surrounding the Pixel 8 Pro outline. At first glance, it looks almost white. But if you look hard enough you can tell it’s actually a very light shade of green. This might be the shade of green Google uses for its new color release this week. You can see a similar shade, if not ever so slightly darker, being used on the ‘New Pixel Release’ landing page. A small banner halfway down the page highlights the mural painting event that takes place in New York City a couple of hours after Google’s 6 a.m. reveal.
As 9To5Google points out, Google technically already has a Green Pixel 8 series phone with the Hazel Pixel 8. But it is a much darker shade of green and is almost gray. This new Mint color looks to be quite a bit lighter. Perhaps almost pastel, not too unlike the Lemongrass Pixel 7.
In truth, it’s still unclear how green the new color will be. But it seems quite likely it’ll be somewhere around the light shade of green you can see in the image above, and the shade of green seen on the event banner on Google’s teaser page for the color reveal. Either way, everyone will find out for sure in just a couple of days.
Two separate reports surfaced regarding the Huawei P70, sharing not only the launch timeframe, but some specs too. Let’s talk about the launch information first, shall we?
The Huawei P70 launch timeframe has been shared, along with some specs
That information comes from a Weibo tipster known as fixed focus digital. He claims that the Huawei P70 series will launch towards the end of March this year, or in early April. No exact dates were mentioned, though.
That timeframe makes all the sense in the world as the Huawei P60 series launched at the end of March last year. Do note that this is probably a China launch, however, as the global launch may come later on.
A 6.7-inch quad-curved display is expected
Now, in regards to specs, this information comes from Digital Chat Station, one of China’s most prominent tipsters. He mentions a quad-curved OLED display with a 1.5K resolution. When it comes to size, a 6.7-inch panel was mentioned.
Two front-facing speakers could also be a part of the package, but machine translation is a bit weird about that part. Take that detail with a grain of salt, as we’re not sure that’s the message the tipster wanted to get across.
He did, however, mention three rear-facing cameras. The main one is expected to be OmniVision’s 50-megapixel OV50H unit. That camera will offer variable aperture, and this is a 1/1.3-inch sensor that we’re looking at. It will deliver a 1.2um pixel size.
The phone will come with a considerably better ultrawide camera
A 5,000mAh battery will also be included in the package, while the Kirin 9010 SoC could also be there. We wrote earlier about an upgraded ultrawide camera, so you can expect that too.
Just to be clear, the tipster mentioned this information tied to the Huawei P70 series. It’s possible some of it relates to the more powerful versions, though, the Huawei P70 Pro and Huawei P70 Art, which are expected. The Huawei P70 will be inferior to the other two models.
Amazon sells the Hisense 50-inch U6 Series Google TV for just $299. That’s going to save you over $200 off of the regular price. Which is low enough for an all-time low price on this model.
But other sizes are also on sale. The 58-inch is now $349 (reg. $599), the 65-inch is now $449 (reg. $749) and the 75-inch is now $629 (reg. $1,149). Great prices on all of these models to be honest.
The Hisense U6 Google TV is a great option for anyone looking for a high-quality 4K TV with a great smart TV platform. The TV features a number of impressive specs, including a 50-inch 4K Ultra HD display with HDR10+ support, a powerful quad-core processor, and 2GB of RAM. This combination of features provides smooth and crisp images with excellent color reproduction.
In addition to its impressive picture quality, the Hisense U6 Google TV also has a number of other features that make it a great choice for anyone looking for a smart TV. The TV runs on the Android TV operating system, which gives you access to a wide variety of streaming apps, including Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, and Amazon Prime Video. The TV also has a built-in Chromecast, so you can easily cast content from your phone or tablet to the TV.
Another great thing about the Hisense U6 Google TV is its price. The TV is currently on sale for just $499, which is a great value for all the features it offers. If you are looking for a great 4K TV with a great smart TV platform, then the Hisense U6 Google TV is a great option.
Here are some of the reasons why you should buy the Hisense U6 Google TV:
Excellent picture quality: The Hisense U6 Google TV features a 50-inch 4K Ultra HD display with HDR10+ support. This means that you can enjoy movies and TV shows with stunning clarity and detail.
Powerful processor: The Hisense U6 Google TV is powered by a quad-core processor and 2GB of RAM. This ensures that the TV can handle even the most demanding tasks, such as streaming 4K content or gaming.
Android TV operating system: The Hisense U6 Google TV runs on the Android TV operating system. This gives you access to a wide variety of streaming apps, including Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, and Amazon Prime Video.
Built-in Chromecast: The Hisense U6 Google TV has a built-in Chromecast. This means that you can easily cast content from your phone or tablet to the TV.
If you are looking for a great 4K TV with a great smart TV platform, then the Hisense U6 Google TV is a great option. The TV is currently on sale for just $299, so act fast before this deal expires.
