Tech Wrap: Google Search gets People Cards, Xiaomi launches a transparent and more

More tech news includes Xiaomi launching Redmi K30 Ultra and Mi 10 Ultra smartphones and Amazon rebranding Twitch Prime as Prime Gaming.

Here's everything that made headlines in the world of tech today. (Pixabay)

It was an eventful day in the world of technology today. On one hand, we saw Xiaomi launching a bunching of new devices which includes the Redmi K30 Ultra smartphone, the Mi 10 Ultra smartphone and a transparent OLED TV. On the other hand, Google reintroduced Maps on Apple Watch after removing it three years back.

So, here's what everything that happened in the world of tech today:

Xiaomi launches transparent smart TV

Xiaomi launched a 55-inch transparent TV in China today. The Mi TV LUX OLED Transparent Edition costs RMB 49,999 (5.37 lakhs approximately) and it will go on sale in the country at 10AM on August 16.

Xiaomi launches Redmi K30 Ultra and Mi 10 Ultra

Xiaomi launched two new smartphones in China today. While the Redmi K30 Ultra is priced from RMB 1,999 ( ₹21,466 approximately) and it will go on sale on August 14, the Mi 10 Ultra costs RMB 5,299 ( ₹56,930 approximately) and it will go on sale on August 16.

Google introduces virtual visiting cards on Search

Google on Tuesday rolled out People Cards feature on Search. It enables users to make their virtual visiting cards on the platform and it is available only in India.

Google brings Maps back on Apple Watch

Google today announced that it was relaunching its navigational app, Google Maps, on Apple Watch. The company had pulled the app from the App Store back in 2017.

Amazon rebrands Twitch Prime as Prime Gaming

Amazon today renamed Twitch Prime as Prime Gaming. It has also introduced 20 new games on the platform. This service, however, is not available in India yet.