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The iPhone Fold is the first foldable from Apple. According to rumours, it will unveil later the year, at same time with the iPhone 18 Pro series.
A new leak reveals the spec of the coming iPhone Fold. It also shows the materials Apple intends to use in the making of the device. The leak shows that the foldable iPhone will feature a hinge crafted from a material known as liquid metal . The reports show that Apple has been experimenting with this very material for more than 15 years.
There are benefits that come with the use of liquid metal, which include improving hinge durability and minimizing stress at the folding point . Moreso, the main body of the iPhone Fold will feature a new titanium material that offers greater strength. The device will come with a lighter overall weight than the titanium used in recent iPhone models.
Rumours still have it that the foldable iPhone will have unusual dimensions with an inner 7.76-inch panel and a 5.49-inch cover display. It’s expected to come with dual rear cameras and to be available for sale early next year.
Author:Obiajulum Ndubuisi
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For years now, Google has offered a way to make non-Gmail inboxes feel like a part of your emails. That feature is called Gmailify, but it is soon to be removed.
On the company’s support page , Google states that Gmailify will be discontinued this month. With the feature removed, Gmail will no longer apply features like spam protection, inbox categories, advanced search, or enhanced notifications to third-party email accounts such as Yahoo or Outlook.
Gmailify linked your other email address to your Gmail account and pulled messages into your inbox, and Gmail would treat them like they were Gmail messages. With multiple inboxes, Gmail would filter and organise them all in one place.
For non-Gmail accounts, this Gmail feature will cease to work . You’ll be able to read existing imported messages, but third-party messages won’t be prioritised. Gmail will also drop support for fetching emails from other providers using POP. Gmailify depended on this process, so without it, the “Check mail from other accounts” option will disappear from the Gmail web version. Third-party messages in your inbox before this change will remain there.
It doesn’t mean Google won’t let you access other email accounts through Gmail. You’ll just have fewer options. You can add third-party accounts to the Gmail app on Android and iOS using a standard IMAP connection, or by setting up automatic forwarding from your email provider so new messages can keep going to your Gmail.
The company didn’t state the reason for discontinuing the Gmailify feature. Possible reasons could be cost or system reasons. It could also be a way of encouraging users to get a Gmail address to enjoy the full Gmail experience.
Author:Obiajulum Ndubuisi
Obiajulum is a tech enthusiast passionate about writing. When she isn’t writing about gadgets, she will probably be playing badminton, watching a movie, or surfing the internet.
