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The Oppo Find X9 Pro is a flagship smartphone featuring a groundbreaking detachable 200-megapixel telephoto lens with up to 13.2X lossless zoom and an optional 3.28X Hasselblad Teleconverter Kit, along with a versatile camera system, large display, and long-lasting battery, emphasizing advanced mobile photography capabilities.
Zoom's CEO Eric Yuan acknowledges the decline in the platform's popularity post-pandemic and emphasizes the company's need to reinvent itself beyond just videoconferencing, focusing on artificial intelligence and new work models to stay relevant.
The iPhone 17 Pro features a new 48MP telephoto camera with 4x and 8x optical zoom, which some may perceive as a downgrade from the previous 5x zoom on the iPhone 16 Pro, but it actually captures more detail at 4x and uses advanced computational photography to enhance zoom quality at 8x, along with an improved Photonic Engine for better image processing.
The Pixel 10 Pro's 100x zoom feature is not available out of the box but can be enabled by updating the Google Camera app and the device software. The feature is limited to 12MP photo exports and may require toggling display settings for optimal refresh rate. A simple update fixes the issue for most users.
Zoom and Xerox have released critical security updates to fix vulnerabilities that could allow privilege escalation and remote code execution, affecting Zoom Windows clients and Xerox FreeFlow Core, with the latter's issues being highly severe and exploitable for arbitrary command execution.
Google is shifting its camera strategy for the Pixel 10, introducing a triple rear camera system on the standard model for the first time, including a telephoto lens, signaling a move away from copying Apple's approach and aligning more with other Android flagship phones. This change addresses longstanding criticisms and aims to improve camera capabilities, especially zoom, to better compete with other premium smartphones.
Zoom has rebranded from Zoom Video Communications Inc. to Zoom Communications Inc., signaling a shift towards becoming an "AI-first work platform" rather than focusing solely on video conferencing. This change comes as the company faces increased competition from tech giants like Google and Microsoft, and as the demand for remote work solutions evolves. Zoom is expanding its offerings with tools like Zoom Team Chat and Zoom Workplace, aiming to integrate AI to enhance productivity and streamline work processes.
Zoom Video Communications reported third-quarter earnings of $1.38 per share, surpassing expectations, with revenue rising 3.6% to $1.178 billion. The company's enterprise sales grew 6% to $699 million, exceeding estimates. Zoom's revenue guidance for the next quarter is slightly above forecasts, and the company is expanding its platform with AI integrations. Despite strong earnings, Zoom's stock saw a slight dip in extended trading. The company holds $7.5 billion in cash and continues to face competition from Microsoft's Teams.
Nvidia and Google are making significant moves on the IBD Breakout Stocks Index, with Nvidia reaching a record high and Google forming a new buy point. Both companies are benefiting from their advancements in artificial intelligence. Meanwhile, Zoom Video Communications is experiencing a rebound after a prolonged decline, having formed a new breakout pattern. The IBD Breakout Opportunities ETF allows investors to own shares in these and other featured companies. The recent election results, with Donald Trump defeating Kamala Harris, have also influenced stock movements.
A leaked video of the upcoming Google Pixel 9 Pro shows that the device will still max out at 30x zoom, similar to previous models. The video also reveals the use of an older Google Camera app UI, suggesting the device might be running an outdated version of the app. The official launch is expected on August 13.
A Michigan man, Corey Harris, who appeared in court via Zoom while driving for a suspended license case, was found to have never had a driver's license in his life. Judge Cedric Simpson revealed that Harris had only ever had a state ID and had lied about his driving privileges. Harris was taken into custody due to an outstanding bench warrant, and his attorney expressed surprise at the revelations and the arrest. Harris is now working to secure a legal driver's license before his next court date on August 7.
Zoom CEO Eric Yuan envisions a future where AI avatars can perform work tasks such as attending meetings, answering emails, and making phone calls, allowing employees more free time. While this vision is distant and currently beyond Zoom's capabilities, it highlights the company's push towards automating workplace tasks. Yuan acknowledges the challenges, including AI hallucinations, and emphasizes that certain human interactions cannot be replaced by AI.
A Michigan judge was shocked when Corey Harris, charged with driving with a suspended license, joined his court hearing via Zoom while driving. The judge revoked Harris' bond and ordered him to turn himself in to a local jail. Harris has a pretrial hearing scheduled for June 5.
A man with a suspended license attended a Zoom court hearing while driving, prompting the judge to revoke his bond and order him to turn himself in. The incident is one of many bizarre moments in virtual courtrooms since the pandemic began.
A Michigan man, Corey Harris, shocked a judge by attending a virtual court hearing for driving with a suspended license while actively driving. The judge ordered Harris to turn himself in, revoking his bond and setting a deadline for his surrender. Harris was released two days later and is scheduled to appear in court again on June 5.