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  Infinix announces its first foldable, meet the Zero Flip Infinix is joining the folding phone market with its first foldable – the  Zero Flip . The Transsion Holdings brand decided to go for a clamshell design with its first go and the device bears plenty of resemblance to the recently launched Tecno  Phantom V Flip2 . Like its Tecno cousin, Infinix Zero Flip features a 6.9-inch main screen – an LTPO AMOLED with FHD+ resolution, a 120Hz refresh rate and 1,400 nits peak brightness. It is backed by a 3.64” AMOLED cover display with 1056 x 1066 px resolution, the same 120Hz refresh rate, and Corning Gorilla Glass 2 protection. The dual vertically stacked cameras sit on the cover screen – a 50 MP main shooter (GN5) with OIS and a 50MP ultrawide lens. They are joined by a 50MP selfie shooter which resides inside the punch-hole cutout on the main screen. All three cams can shoot 4K video and Infinix is also offering seamless integration with GoPro cameras allowing you to use the Zero F

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Blake   Lively   and   RBlake Lively and Ryan Reynolds walk in New York with Tom Brady, David Beckham, Brooke Shields (Broo ke  Shields) and others. This  week,  stars   were   everywhere.  Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively  strolled   through  New York  City,  Tom Brady and David Beckham  watched   football  in  England,   and   in  the Big Apple, Brooke Shields  appeared  on Good Morning America as Jerry Seinfeld  landed   on   a   helipad.   Here  are the best photos of  celebrities  out and about this week.  Check  back tomorrow for more of the latest  celebrity   appearances!

  Apple to ditch Japanese display suppliers after iPhone SE switch to OLED It’s been a while since Apple last updated the iPhone SE, and rumors suggest that a new version of this iPhone is coming next year with significant upgrades – including an OLED panel. If true, this also means that Apple will ditch its Japanese display suppliers, as they specialize in LCD panels. Apple to complete transition from LCD to OLED on iPhone The report comes from  Nikkei Asia , which corroborates previous rumors about the next-generation iPhone SE getting an OLED panel just like the rest of the lineup. Currently, only the iPhone SE, considered an entry-level model for Apple, still has an LCD panel. The LCD panels used by Apple in the iPhone SE are supplied by Japan Display (JDI) and Sharp. In the past, both companies accounted for as much as 70% of the supply of iPhone displays. However, as Apple moved from LCD to OLED, the company opted for South Korean and Chinese suppliers specializing in this techn