Tech Wrap: YouTube gets HDR support for iPhone 12, Origin OS has a launch date

More tech news includes FDA clearing Apple Watch app for treating PTSD-related nightmares and Inrupt releasing Solid privacy platform for enterprises.

Here's what happened in tech today. (Pixabay)

It was an interesting day in the world of technology today. On one hand, YouTube rolled out an update to its iOS-based app that brings HDR support for iPhone 12. On the other hand, Vivo announced a new launch date for Origin OS. in addition to that, CCI sought investigation on allegations against Google for Play Store pre-installation of Google Pay on Android phones.

So, here's everything that happened in tech today:

YouTube app adds HDR support for iPhone 12

YouTube released version 15.45.2 on its iOS-based app. This update brings HDR to the iPhone 12 series smartphones. It also brings bug fixes and performance enhancements to other iPhone models.

FDA clears Apple Watch app for treating PTSD-related nightmares

FDA today gave a green signal for the sale of NightWare, which is an Apple Watch app that comes with a corresponding iPhone element and can help treat nightmares stemming from PTSD.

Vivo has a new launch date for Origin OS

Vivo today announced the launch date for its Origin OS. The new custom OS will be showcased on November 18.

Inrupt releases Solid privacy platform for enterprises

World Wide Web founder Tim Berners-Lee's startup Inrupt today announced an enterprise version of its Solid privacy platform. It is already being used by BBC, NatWest Bank, the UK's National Health Service, and the Flanders Government.

CCI seeks investigation on allegations against Google for Play Store pre-installation of Google Pay

CCI today sought an investigation into a case against Google alleging that the company has abused its dominant position in the market. A new report states that CCI has chosen to investigate only two of the six accounts by the complainant.