Yu Chengdong, President of Huawei’s Consumer Business, said that HarmonyOS 2 smart life solution provides solutions for five key life scenarios including Smart Home Smart office Sports and health Smart travel Audiovisual entertainment. Huawei claims that regardless of the device’s size, only one system can cover any smart terminal. Even devices with memory as small as 128KB or as large as 4GB are not the problem of HarmonyOS 2.0. HarmonyOS uses distributed technology, allowing users to freely combine hardware and integrate multiple terminals into one. This makes it as simple as using a consumer device. The new HarmonyOS 2 allows users to control multiple devices as simply as controlling a single device. The new operating system supports multi-camera mode and multi-device hybrid photography. That means you can take pictures from multiple angles with one lens. Moreover, HarmonyOS Connect can easily activate the device’s smart assistant. The system also supports one-touch networking, multi-card and minimalist interaction. Huawei HarmonyOS 2.0 has a more concise interface, smarter experience, It supports multiple sizes and multi-combinations, making it convenient for users to create their own computer style. The system supports smart folders so that users can directly touch the contents of folders and also automatically classify and name them. Whether for office work or gaming, HarmonyOS 2.0 promises ease of use. According to Huawei, the total time of testing HarmonyOS so far is 36 months, the system has been working smoothly for the past three years. Furthermore, the graphics stack technology allows for longer gaming times. Regarding privacy, Huawei has also defined HarmonyOS 2 privacy and security standards. This is to ensure that any application, service or hardware participates in the HarmonyOS 2.0 operating system. are safe and secure.

Google Chrome 90 on macOS and Linux does not appear to be affected. Photo: MINH HOANG A Google product expert seems to have identified the problem. “It seems that this issue is related to the User Data folder of the computer, so using Google Chrome (beta) should solve the problem.” However, if you just want to use the stable version of Google Chrome, you can follow these steps to prevent problems. First, close the browser and press the Windows + E key combination to open File Explorer, then paste the %LOCALAPPDATA%GoogleChromeUser Data link in the address bar and press Enter. Next, delete the Local State file, then reopen the Google Chrome browser. If the problem is still not fixed, the user can simply go back to %LOCALAPPDATA%GoogleChromeUser Data, copy everything here to another place, such as the Desktop. Then, rename the User Data folder to any name (different from the old name) and reopen the Google Chrome browser. Currently Google has confirmed the issue, and it will probably be fixed in the near future through a new update.

Xiaomi smartphone is loved by many users (Image: Android Authority) Xiaomi has been affirming itself as one of the top 5 smartphone manufacturers in the world. The latest market share reports show that the Chinese tech maker is second only to the two big names, Apple and Samsung. The Chinese manufacturer is known for its affordable and high-performance smartphones, along with an extremely large ecosystem. From rice cookers, air conditioners, TVs, and laptop computers to smartphone accessories and many other smart devices. You can even buy Xiaomi-branded nail clippers. Xiaomi started to emerge and became known by many when selling smartphones, but this was not the first product that Xiaomi launched. The first product is the MIUI operating system. Xiaomi launched the MIUI interface for Android in August 2010. It quickly caught the attention of developers, as an alternative to other custom ROMs at the time. The first MIUI version was based on Android 2.2 Froyo, designed for smartphones like Google Nexus One, Nexus S, HTC Desire, Motorola Droid / Milestone and HTC HD2. At that time, Xiaomi did not produce its own smartphone so that it could introduce the MIUI operating system to users. Some of the outstanding features of MIUI compared to stock Android at that time were the ability to customize the lock screen, folders, theme support, the ability to uninstall apps from the home screen and the call / SMS blacklist. It can be seen that MIUI also draws a lot of inspiration from the iOS operating system. Xiaomi’s operating system is also very noticeable thanks to the development focused on the user community. It allows users to share ideas about what they want in subsequent MIUI versions. In 2011, Xiaomi launched its first smartphone, Mi 1. The smartphone has a simple design with a plastic outer shell, but inside it is equipped with a powerful Snapdragon S3 chip, with 1 GB RAm, capacity 4GB capacity and 1,930 mAh battery. This configuration is equivalent to the flagships at that time.