This episode of Technology Talk, where we reported weekly technological developments, was also full. ShiftDelete.Net editors Samet Jankovic and Alperen Öztürk evaluated this week’s prominent headlines for you.
What was discussed in this week’s Technology Talk?
Among the prominent news in the Turkish and world press are the launch date of the price/performance focused POCO X6 5G series, Xiaomi’s breakthroughs for its first electric car, and leaks about the iPhone 16.
shiftdelete.netThe longest night surprise from Roketsan
Roketsan shared an interesting video on the longest night. A red full moon attracts attention in the video. Afterwards, a rocket is seen taking off. The rocket that took off is rapidly approaching this red moon.
Countdown for POCO X6 Pro 5G
The upcoming POCO X6 Pro 5G has surfaced on the TDRA database with model number 2311DRK48G. While the list does not reveal any technical features of the smartphone, it gives critical details that the launch will be made very soon.
We added hill start support to our car!
We examined the operation and installation of the Smart Clutch System, which offers a driving experience similar to automatic in manual transmission vehicles, on site.
Delightful development for the first Xiaomi car
According to information shared by sources close to the company, Xiaomi’s automotive unit has made a critical decision for Xiaomi SU7, for which trial production continues. Accordingly, 300 prototypes will be produced for the company’s first electric car in December.
Important leak for iPhone 16 processor
iPhone 16, 16 Plus, Pro and Pro Max models will feature the A18 processor. In the operating system, the A18 processor codenamed T8140, Tahiti, is paired with all models. Accordingly, D47 iPhone 16,
Selected codes for D48 iPhone 16 Plus, D93 iPhone 16 Pro and D94 iPhone 16 Pro Max model.
Toyota recalls 1 million vehicles
The company detected an airbag problem in models produced between 2020 and 2022 and recalled the vehicles to solve the problem. The Japanese company stated that there may be a problem with the front passenger seat airbag of the vehicles produced on the dates specified in the announcement, and that the airbag may not deploy in the event of an accident.
All these news and much more are in this week’s Technology Talk video. Enjoy watching!