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Israel-based Pcysys, which has developed a cybersecurity risk service that uses automated penetration testing, closes $10M Series A — Israeli cybersecurity startup Pcysys, announced on Wednesday that it completed a $10 million Series A funding round led by Canadian VC firm Awz Ventures …
Chicago-based Apervita raises $22M for its cloud-based platform that enables insurers and healthcare providers to share clinical and insurance claims data — Chicago healthcare startup Apervita has raised new financing following its merger with Boston-based Qcentive over the summer.
Vivo has quietly added a new model to its long list of Y-series smartphones in India. Called Vivo Y19, it is a mid-range model that’s currently available in stores offline across the country for Rs 13,990. In the one and only variant that it ships in, the Vivo Y19 features 4GB of RAM and 64GB of storage space (expandable up to 256GB). In addition, the smartphone gets a triple rear camera setup, a tall 6.53-inch screen, and a 5000mAh battery with 18W fast-charging.
Sold in China as the Vivo Y5s with up to 6GB of RAM and double the storage space, the Vivo Y19, in India, is powered by a MediaTek Helio P65 chipset with an Octa-core processor. The 6.53-inch IPS LCD screen has an aspect ratio of 19.5:9 and maximum resolution of 1080 x 2340 pixels. In addition, the device features Bluetooth 5.0 and a rear-mounted fingerprint scanner. Because it sports a meaty 5000mAh battery, the device weighs 193g. Along with the 18W fast-charging, the Vivo Y19 supports 5W reverse charging, which means you can juice up a pair of Bluetooth earphones using the phone.
Like the competition, the Vivo Y19 packs a triple camera setup on its rear panel. The primary sensor is a 16MP unit with an aperture of f/1.8 and phase-detection autofocus. The second sensor is a 13mm ultra-wide unit with an aperture of f/2.2 and field of view of 120 degrees. The third and final sensor is a 2MP macro camera with an aperture of f/2.4 and minimum focussing distance of 4 centimetres. The single selfie camera, which sits in a tiny teardrop-shaped notch on top of the screen, is a 16MP unit with an aperture of f/2.0.
Though the Chinese smartphone manufacturer hasn’t released a press release after the launch or updated its official website to include the new entrant, many recent reports say the Vivo Y19 is currently available only in brick and mortar establishments. Whether Vivo India plans to sell the model through e-retailers like Amazon.in and Flipkart is still unknown. Tying up with multiple established banks, Vivo India is currently offering a cashback of up to 10 per cent on many of its models as part of its fifth anniversary celebration.
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Loop Returns, which helps stores on Shopify handle online returns, raises $10M Series A led by FirstMark Capital — Loop Returns, the startup that helps brands handle returns from online purchases, has today announced the close of a $10 million Series A funding round led by FirstMark Capital.
pureLiFi, which is developing optical Gigabit Li-Fi components that can be integrated into mobile devices, raises $18M Series B from Temasek, others — pureLifi, a light communication company founded as a spin-out of the University of Edinburgh, has raised an $18 million Series B …
DroneDeploy, a drone mapping and analytics platform, raises $35M Series D, bringing its total raised to $90M, says it now has over 5,000 enterprise customers — DroneDeploy, a startup developing a holistic cloud-based drone mapping and analytics platform, today announced that it's closed …
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Samsung is celebrating 10 years of Galaxy products by releasing a Samsung Galaxy Anniversary Premium Package, which showcases the seamless connectivity in its Galaxy ecosystem with the Galaxy Note10+. According to Samsung, it has launched some “game-changing products and created entirely new categories of devices.” The company says it is easy to stay connected to the people and things with the Galaxy products. Hence, the Samsung Galaxy Anniversary Premium Package includes a Galaxy Note10+, Galaxy Watch Active2, and Galaxy Buds.
Samsung is highlighting the connectivity between devices in the Samsung ecosystem with the Samsung Galaxy Anniversary Premium Package. The devices can interact with the Samsung Smart TV with just a tap, thanks to the SmartScreen feature, which allows users to send content straight from their Galaxy phone to their Samsung Smart TV.
Samsung is also highlighting the Wireless PowerShare feature that allows users to charge their Galaxy Buds on the go. Both the Galaxy Watch Active2 and Galaxy Buds can be recharged on the back of the Galaxy Note10+. Samsung Health, when installed on both the Galaxy Note10 and Galaxy Watch Active2, allows users to track their progress towards their health and wellness goals easily.
Further, Link to Windows makes it easy for the users to connect seamlessly to their Windows 10 PC right from the control panel. It makes the users just a click away from access to all of their phone’s most recent photos, messages, apps, and more.
The Samsung Galaxy Anniversary Premium Package products work together. It will be available in select markets starting from November. The Galaxy Anniversary Premium Package also includes accessories like extra straps and a Galaxy Note 10 Silicone Cover. The price of the package has not been revealed yet. Although, it will be made available in the US from December 3 on Samsung.com.
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