Meizu confidently calls their new product the Standard for Android Smartwatches. However, right from the looks, many people will probably comment that the Meizu Watch looks a lot like the Apple Watch with a square face, a 4-sided curved screen, the only difference is that it does not have a Digital Crown but instead has a physical key. usually, common, normal. Meizu Watch has a body made of 6 series aluminum alloy with a ceramic base, measuring 46 x 38.4 mm and a thickness of 12.97 mm. Strap made from fluoro rubber, weighs 69 grams. The screen is AMOLED panel, 1.78 inches, protected by 2.5D Corning Gorilla Glass, 368 x 448 pixels resolution, 326ppi pixel density, 500 nits brightness. Meizu Watch owns a 420 mAh battery, promising up to 36 hours of use on a single charge. In addition, this product also supports fast charging technology with only 15 minutes of charging for up to a day of battery life via the USB-C charging dock. Its power is also very good thanks to the Snapdragon Wear 4100 chip, with 1GB RAM and 8GB storage memory. Meizu Watch supports Bluetooth 4.2 and NFC for payments through the Meizu Pay service. The product supports the default LTE network via eSIM. Meizu Watch can track sports activities such as indoor/outdoor running, walking, indoor/outdoor cycling, table tennis, badminton, bowling, rowing machine, climbing, jumping rope, and supports Support monitoring blood oxygen levels, heart rate, sleep, breathing and reminders when users are sedentary. Regarding the price, Meizu Watch will be on sale on June 1 for $ 235, equivalent to VND 5.4 million with 2 colors Moyan and Azure. This price is in the mid-range segment, cheaper than products from Samsung, Huawei and Apple. According to Gizmochina

Microsoft redesigned its Azure cloud services icon Azure is cloud computing service developed in 2010, it is one of Microsoft’s online services. The new Azure logo represents the unity of Azure among Microsoft’s major product icons. It’s part of Microsoft’s intelligent design system that was launched in 2017 as Microsoft Project NEON. With 5 main areas identified by Microsoft that will create a new visual experience for users in Windows 10, including light, depth, motion, matter and scale. The logos in the intelligent design system are carefully crafted to create icons that look familiar to what customers know and love, and represent the future of Microsoft’s services development. Microsoft believes that the cloud industry’s continued growth and the business needs of businesses are inspiring. It leverages Microsoft to provide products and services that support user growth and adapt to changing requirements. User feedback is invaluable for identifying and prioritizing new updates. Microsoft is also looking forward to receiving user feedback on this new design. This isn’t the first time Microsoft has redesigned its service icon, as 2018 Office mobile apps including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint have been redesigned. In 2019, Microsoft revealed more colorful new icons and showed off the new Windows 10 logo.