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Kotlin overview for Android.

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 Android mobile development is Kotlin's first since Google I/O in 2019. With Kotlin for Android development, you can: Less code combined with better readability. Spend less time writing code and understanding other people's code. Mature language and environment. Since its creation in 2011, Kotlin has continued to evolve not only as a language, but as an entire ecosystem with powerful tools. It is now fully integrated into Android Studio and is actively used by many companies to develop Android applications. Kotlin support in Android Jetpack and other libraries. KTX extensions add Kotlin language features such as coroutines, extensions, lambdas, and named parameters to existing Android libraries. Interoperability with Java. You can use Kotlin with the Java programming language in your applications without having to migrate all your code to Kotlin. Supports multiplatform development. You can use Kotlin not only for Android, but also for iOS, backend, and web application developme

Huawei prepares a super curved display phone?

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Will it compete with Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 3? Huawei's flagship phone, the Mate 50 Pro, coming out this fall, will probably be a handset with huge specifications. 5G support is standard, 12GB of RAM, 512GB of internal memory, 6.8-inch OLED touch screen display, quad (4) cameras on the back, dual (2) cameras on the front, Hi-Silicon Kirin 9000 chipset is expected to contain a 7000mAh battery This is coming out. Let's Go Digital of the Netherlands reported on the 23rd (local time) that Huawei has secured a patent for a smartphone using a new curved display. According to the patent document, this terminal has a so-called 'super curved (88 degree) display' with side touch function and is equipped with an under display camera (UDC). It also includes an artificial intelligence (AI) chip, stereo speakers, and more. A dedicated cooling system is also included to ensure optimal performance of the smartphone at all times. As the patent acquisition period took place for quit

In China, youth under the age of 18 can play online games for only one hour per day

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  In China, youth under the age of 18 can play online games for only one hour per day on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and statutory holidays. According to a number of foreign media reports such as China's state-run Xinhua News Agency, the National Newspaper Publishing Bureau, which oversees the game sector in China, has announced a super-strong game regulation targeting teenagers. Under existing rules, youth can play for up to 1.5 hours a day on weekdays and 3 hours on weekends. The current game usage period is undecided. However, this regulation has been specifically stipulated by day of the week, such as blocking access from Monday to Thursday, and has been significantly strengthened by designating 8:00 pm to 9:00 pm on Fridays, Saturdays, Saturdays and Sundays as one hour. Sundays and statutory holidays. China's National Newspaper Publishing Company explained the background to the strengthening of game regulations, saying, "Adolescent game addiction interferes with learn

passes bill to curb google.

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The world's first 'Google Abuse Prevention Act' passed by the Judiciary Committee Blocks the forced introduction of in-app  payments by application market operators such as Google and Apple, passed the National Assembly Legislation and Judiciary Committee  after many twists and turns. If the last remaining procedure, the plenary session, is passed, Korea will become the first country in the world to enact the in -app payment regulation law. ​ As this is the world's first legislative case to check the yranny of global platforms, it is expected to affect the US and Europe as well. A similar bill is currently being introduced in the U.S. Senate. ​ According to the industry, the Judiciary Committee handled the Google power abuse prevention law by the ruling party alone at a plenary session early on the 25th. As the People's Power lawmakers left before the bill was passed, the ruling party was treated alone. ​ The Google Prevention Act went through from the Science, Tech