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Many know of Xiaomi's spinoff company, Huami, as one that does wearable devices. But it seems like the company has sort of been slightly branching off. At the company's Future of Tech event, it revealed some health-related products, including an MRI scanner.

Smartwatches have been around for years, with Samsung considered one of the best in terms of operating systems. However, even Samsung sees the need for a change to WearOS. So it's not too surprising to hear that Huami is going for an OS overhaul too.

Back in May, Google announced that it intended to revamp Wear OS. With the help of Fitbit and Samsung, Wear OS 3.0 is intended to be revolutionary. Surprisingly, we won't have to wait for Samsung to launch the Galaxy Watch 4 to get a glimpse of it. In fact, one aspect of it is already available.

After seeing a few leaked screenshots of Windows 11 running on PC, someone has also revealed an image of an old Windows phone running the upcoming upgraded operating system. The device appears to be the Nokia Lumia 950 XL which was launched back in 2015. It's amazing that it still can run an unreleased operating system despite being six years old.

During the VivaTech 2021 conference held in Paris, Apple CEO Tim Cook stated that Android has more malware than iOS as the former allows "sideloading" apps. The statement is also one of the reasons that the Cupertino-based company oppose the proposed European Law, Digital Markets Act (DMA).

A couple of days ago, Microsoft updated the support document on its website by specifying that support for Windows 10 Home and Windows 10 Pro will end on 14 October 2025. After it's being spotted, many are quick to believe that Windows 11 is really coming after all.

This article will look at why brands that make Android smartphones launch more devices than Apple.

Did you know that Windows 10 is almost 6 years old? Back in the day, each Microsoft operating system was replaced after every 3-4 years. As for Windows 10, most people expected it to be the last desktop OS and Microsoft would just keep updating it. However, there might be a new Windows OS on the way.

On the first day of Google I/O 2021, the tech giant has announced that it will join forces with Samsung and Fitbit to bring the Wear OS to the next level. By combining Samsung's Tizen and Fitbit's popular features, the new Wear OS is expected to bring an improved user experience to the Android smartwatches.

The HarmonyOS 2.0 presents an alternative to Google's system and is expected to launch soon. Most would think that only Huawei will be using the OS, but that doesn't seem to be the case. In fact, sources claim that a few companies are interested.