Jimmy Lin exposed his iPhone 7 again? Invisible show-off; Tencent surpassed Liu Qiangdong to become the largest shareholder of JD.com | Lei Feng Morning News

Lin Zhiying's iPhone 7? Invisible show-off

According to current news, Apple is very likely to hold a press conference for the new generation of iPhone on the 9th of next month. Recently, Weibo user @KJuma released a highly credible photo. In the photo, the handsome Jimmy Lin is holding a new iPhone with a focused look. A careful observation will reveal that the phone in the photo is obviously an iPhone with a dual-camera module, which coincides with the spy photos of the iPhone7 Plus that were previously circulated on the Internet.

As early as before the release of iPhone 6, Jimmy Lin had released spy photos of the iPhone. It seems that this big star has a close relationship with Apple. Whenever a new iPhone is about to be released, you can find clues from Jimmy Lin's social media. This photo does not contain much information, but the dual camera should be a foregone conclusion. We expect the iPhone's photography level to be able to reverse the decline with the new dual camera. After all, the flagship models of rivals Samsung and Sony have obvious advantages in terms of photography level.

Tencent surpasses Liu Qiangdong to become JD.com's largest shareholder

On the evening of August 19th, Beijing time, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) showed that Yellow River Investment, a subsidiary of Tencent, increased its holdings of JD.com's American Depositary Shares (ADS) in three batches between August 12th and 18th, totaling 8.02 million shares, representing 16.03 million JD.com Class A shares. As of August 17th, Tencent's shareholding in JD.com increased from 17.6% in May 2014 to 21.25%, surpassing Liu Qiangdong to become JD.com's largest shareholder.

Although Tencent may become the largest shareholder of JD.com in the future, Liu Qiangdong still has absolute control over JD.com. According to the previous prospectus, Liu Qiangdong personally has a super voting right of 20 votes per share.

However, with Tencent taking over JD.com, will JD.com change Liu Qiangdong's voting rights? But no matter what, Liu Qiangdong will not let himself lose control of JD.com, and Tencent will not prevent Liu Qiangdong from controlling JD.com alone. "

Microsoft releases HoloLens Fragments trailer: Interview with NPC at home

Fragments is a HoloLens crime-solving game developed by Microsoft and Asobo Studio. Players need to solve cases through their own investigation and reasoning. Now Microsoft has released a promotional video for the game, showing a scene where a real-life NPC chats with players at home under HoloLens.

The film shows the characters in the game appearing in your home, sitting on the sofa or standing next to you and chatting with you, and the characters' movements are vivid and lifelike, reflecting the realism of mixed reality. The game is combined with HoloLens, which can change the scene in real time so that players can play normally in any room.

Facebook and Unity develop PC gaming platform to publish Android and iOS games

Beijing time, August 19, noon news, Facebook officially announced today that the company will cooperate with the game engine Unity to develop a dedicated desktop game platform that can be downloaded, and will also broaden the player experience of Facebook. This move is considered to compete with the game platform Steam.

In addition to offering casual games on Facebook, the two companies will also help publishers make iOS and Android games available on desktop, while desktop gaming apps can support more hardcore games.

Starting today and until August 31, game developers can apply for immediate access to a limited-featured alpha version of Unity 5.4, which will allow them to build games and import them into Facebook's website and desktop apps.

Before now, Unity developers had to use Facebook’s code-heavy SDK to bring games to the company’s web platform. Facebook also partnered with Unity to support Oculus VR game development.

Zephyr, a pseudo-satellite drone, is solar-powered and can stay in the air for 45 days

Recently, the British Special Air Service (SAS) will be equipped with a solar-powered drone that can stay in the air for 45 days at a time to track terrorists around the world.

This solar drone is called Zephyr. It can absorb solar energy during the day to charge glass sulfur batteries and supply electricity to continue flying at night. It is worth 4.3 million pounds and can fly at an altitude of 70,000 feet (21,336 meters), twice the altitude of commercial aircraft. It is not affected by weather at this altitude. The wingspan of the aircraft is 22.5 meters. It will be the latest equipment of the British Special Forces (SAS) in the future.

Zephyr can be operated from anywhere in the world, with commands sent to it via communications satellite. If no satellite is available, SAS personnel can fly it up to 400 kilometers from a control station.

SAS will use the drone's cameras to monitor ground activity. Zephyr's antennas will provide a communications platform for searching wider areas of the Earth.

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