Rounding up the best tech from MWC 2023!

Nuralogix Best of MWC 2023

Bogdan Petrofan / Android Authority

πŸŒ… Good morning. Welcome back to the Ethiopian Daily. MWC 2023 is underway in Barcelona, ​​and we’ve been getting to experience some great technology from companies big and small. We have collected for you the best products from the show. We also have some exciting news from Nothing, the global launch of a supercharged phone, and more! So let’s get started.

The best technology from MWC 2023

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Bogdan Petrofan / Android Authority

Every year, Mobile World Congress presents some of the best products that tech companies have to offer. From smartphones to tablets to laptops and more – these gadgets bring innovations you’ve never seen before. in Android AuthorityWe like to give credit where credit is due. In that spirit, here are the best devices that caught our team’s eye and caught our eye at the event.

We saw them roll…

  • When it comes to flexible displays, Lenovo was a leader at MWC 2023.
  • brought a foldable laptop concept to the show – one of the most exciting things we saw at the event.
  • Lenovo-owned Motorola also stole the show with its Rizr foldable phone.
  • The phone has a small 5-inch phone with a foldable screen that folds and extends to reveal a full 6.5-inch panel. Very stylish!

Great phones you can actually buy

  • Nokia might not be everyone’s favorite smartphone brand right now, but at MWC 2023 it grabbed the eyeballs with its new Nokia G22.
  • What’s interesting about this budget Android phone is that it comes with an iFixit repair kit.
  • With the “Fix Kit,” users can replace a phone’s battery, screen, back cover, or charging port in about five minutes.
  • Good for you, HMD Global.
  • Another magic phone that impressed us is the HONOR Magic 5 Pro. The phone boasts an insane spec sheet.
  • Xiaomi 13 Pro showed us that the company is maturing in the right direction.
  • Its main highlight is its 50MP triple camera setup which is topped off by a 1 inch Sony IMX989 sensor.
  • The Realme GT3 also won our favor for its fast charging speeds of 240W and its powerful specifications.
  • Finally, HONOR’s foldable Magic Vs bring a commendable design, a crease-less screen, and a flexible camera setup that we really liked.

Looking beyond phones and into the future

  • There is technology that you see, and then there is technology that runs the show behind the scenes. One such technology that we saw at MWC this year was NuraLogix’s health assessment system.
  • NuraLogix technology can analyze more than 30 vital elements with just a selfie video.
  • It works on any smartphone by analyzing the blood flow in the user’s face and using artificial intelligence to compare it against a database of thousands of patients.
  • The software can provide assessments of your cardiovascular health, diabetes risk, and more, with an accuracy rate of 95%.
  • Who needs to go to the doctor when you have something like this – am I right?
  • Qualcomm also showed off some pretty cool AI technologies that can run on its main chip.
  • It allows creating text to image with AI by running the whole process on the device.
  • This means that you don’t need the internet to create images out of thin air.
  • We used technology to create the Mona Lisa in the style of Pablo Picasso.

Other great products from Motorola, OnePlus, and more also made our list of winners. Check out the Best of MWC 2023 awards here.

Wonder Wednesday

ARCHOS Cota Front Wireless Security Camera

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The ARCHOS Cota Wireless Power Security Camera is powered by wireless technology from Ossia.

  • These indoor wireless security cameras can be placed anywhere within 30 feet (9 meters) of a base transmitter that delivers power over the air.
  • The technology isn’t very powerful in terms of wattage; They only provide about 2 watts of power at a range of up to 2 meters and only 1 milliwatt at up to 10 metres.
  • The flexibility of the application, such as placing security cameras in places where they cannot be wired, makes this technology very useful.
  • Security cameras do not have to have line of sight to each other.
  • The base can also transmit energy through glass, laminate, rock and wood, but not brick or cement.
  • Ossia’s technology works in the two shared wireless bands, 2.4GHz and 5GHz, used by home Wi-Fi, which has helped it secure certification for use in 66 countries.
  • Want to know more? Read our hands-on experience with this amazing technology.

On that note, here I am logging out. Catch you next week.

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