Smartphone industries are growing day by day and every time we came to see a brand new phone with some extraordinary features. And along with the smartphone industries company that develops components of the phones are also growing. Every time when we see smartphone manufacturers like Xiaomi or Samsung and many more hold an entire for one or two hours talking about the unique features of the phone like processor, camera, display software, and battery along with the charging speed.

Recently Xiaomi held one of its events in which the company announced new charging tech which we can probably see in the upcoming Xiaomi smartphone. The Hypercharge tech by Xiaomi, which develops adapters of 200 watts or 120 watts and a 120-watt wireless charging dock. The figure looks very attractive and sounds fascinating, the company also showcased that your phone’s battery can charge up to full in less than 15 minutes. But Xiaomi mentioned nothing about how they are going to implement this tech and even how a smartphone battery going to handle this much power.

Let’s have a look into the advantages and disadvantages of having super-fast charging.

Dis-advantages of super fast charging :

• Providing this much amount of power to the smartphones battery can heat your device. Or we all know heat is not a good sign for battery.
• Fast charging like 120 watts or 200 watts can make your smartphone battery dead in a short time only. Means probably after one or one and half year your battery will not provide good backup.
• Heat created during fast charging can ultimately weaken your smartphone performance.
• This extra heat during fast charging can also affect other hardware components of the smartphone, however companies have grown, and this is not an issue in 2021.

Advantages of super fast charging :

The only advantage one can see, that your smartphone is going to charge in less than 30 minutes and you can again start playing games or any entertainment purpose. Or someone who forgets to charge the phone and reminds of it at the last minute, then it is very useful. And nothing.

Conclusion :

It is very simple that no one really needs fast charging of 200 watts and you can have an idea about this by looking at brands like Apple and Samsung, these two companies still provide charging brick of 18 watts or 25 watts max in the smartphone boxes. Having fast charging of 30 watts or 25 watts does not affect your smartphone’s battery life like a 200-watt fast charger can do. So a fast charging of up to 30 watts can also charge your phone very well.

Facebook’s smart glasses are expected to be launched sooner rather than later this year, but they will not feature digital diaphragm technology associated with augmented reality, according to the company’s head of devices, Andrew Bosworth.

The smart glasses that are manufactured in partnership with Ray-Ban and its parent company Luxottica Group SpA can be technically linked to smart devices, but users will not be able to project digital elements onto the real world through them, which is The basis of augmented reality technology.

“They are glasses that can be linked to different devices, and they have multiple functions,” Bosworth says, “But we are very careful with the functionality that we offer specifically. While we’re excited about it, we don’t want to overdo it. We haven’t called reality.” Enhanced by the property offered by the glasses, we simply call them “smart glasses”.

First announcement
Facebook first announced its plans to release augmented reality glasses in 2017 and has since created a small number of features that allow people to project digital images onto the physical world using the camera in a manner similar to photo filters that change the shape of the face in Some social media platforms.

The company has invested a lot in the development of devices in recent years, and it has purchased the emerging company (Oculus) for augmented reality, and launched a home video device called “Portal”. The virtual reality, augmented reality, and devices teams in Facebook include more than 6000 An employee, according to an informed source, and this crew is larger than the groups that Facebook has hired to work on apps for one billion users, such as Instagram and WhatsApp.

Facebook isn’t the only one
The smart glasses are part of the company’s long-term effort to precede the dominance of the large computing platforms that will follow the smartphone. CEO Mark Zuckerberg is a big supporter of both augmented and virtual reality technologies, although the first release of Facebook’s glasses will not ultimately fulfill the promises of augmented reality, which allows the mixing of the digital and physical world through the lens. Bosworth declined to reveal the features of the upcoming glasses, but said, they align with Facebook’s larger philosophy on augmented reality, which is to make technology marginal in human interactions in order to enhance “presence and presence.”

A common situation cited by Bosworth in this regard is the attempt by parents to record their memories with their young children. “You might miss the command you want to record while you are trying to pick up your phone to shoot the shot,” he says. “But if it succeeds, you will probably see the action, but through your phone, if you have the right technology, this problem can be solved.”