Xiaomi Redmi 6 (64gb)

Xiaomi Redmi 6 (64gb):

Xiaomi launched 3GB version of Redmi 6 but along with that a 4GB version has also got the unveiling in which you will get the extra gig of RAM and ROM to meet your daily task and memory need more easily. By spending some extra pennies Xiaomi Redmi 6 4GB will double the storage of your phone and it will also increase the speed of multi-tasking of your phone because an extra gig of a RAM matter a lot for phones like Redmi 6 4GB. So if you are looking for the fastest mid-ranger with reasonable price then this phone is the best option available in the market. We are not to discuss about Xiaomi Redmi 6’s major upgrades but it is really necessary to make sure that user will get the information of all the specifications of the phone which he is going to buy.

Xiaomi’s Redmi 6 4GB comes in four color options. Rose Gold, Grey, Blue and Gold and each one of them have unique look so get your favorite color today before its too late. Redmi 6 4GB by Xiaomi has the ability to beast the brands like Samsung and Huawei because this phone has better specs from both brand’s smartphones and price of Xiaomi 6 4GB is also less then the gadgets of these other two brands. 5.5 inch display has resolution of 720 x 1440 pixels and the chipset is purchased from MediaTek and the chip used in Xiaomi Redmi’s 6 4GB is Helio P22 with a model number of MT6762. Octa core processor has the clock speed of 2.0 and GPU of the phone is Power VR GE8320 which gave 6 4GB enough boost to tackle all the heavy graphics games smoothly.

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Build	OS	Android V8.1 Oreo
	UI	MIUI 9
	Dimensions	147.5 x 71.5 x 8.3 mm
	Weight	146 g
	SIM	Hybrid Dual SIM, Dual Standby, (Nano-SIM)
	Colors	Grey, Blue, Gold, Rose Gold
Frequency	2G Band	SIM1: GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 SIM2: GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900
	3G Band	HSDPA 850 / 900 / 1900 / 2100
	4G Band	LTE band 1(2100), 3(1800), 5(850), 7(2600), 8(900), 34(2000), 38(2600), 39(1900), 40(2300), 41(2500)
Processor	CPU	2.0 Ghz Octa Core Cortex-A53
	Chipset	Mediatek MT6762 Helio P22
	GPU	PowerVR GE8320
Display	Technology	IPS LCD Capacitive Touchscreen, 16M Colors, Multitouch
	Size	5.5 Inches
	Resolution	720 x 1440 Pixels (~295 PPI)
Memory	Built-in	64GB Built-in, 4GB RAM
	Card	microSD Card, (supports up to 256GB) (uses SIM 2 slot)
Camera	Main	Dual 12 MP (f/2.2) + 5 MP (f/2.2), LED Flash, phase detection autofocus
	Features	Geo-tagging, touch focus, face/smile detection, HDR, panorama, Video (1080p@30fps)
	Front	5 MP, 1080p
Connectivity	WLAN	Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, WiFi Direct, hotspot
	Bluetooth	v4.2 with A2DP, LE
	GPS	Yes + A-GPS support & Glonass, BDS
	Radio	FM Radio
	USB	microUSB 2.0, USB On-The-Go
	NFC	No
	Data	GPRS, Edge, 3G HSPA, 4G LTE
Features	Sensors	Accelerometer, Compass, Fingerprint (rear mounted), Proximity
	Audio	3.5mm Audio Jack, XviD/MP4/H.264 player, MP3/WAV/eAAC+/FLAC player, Speaker Phone
	Browser	HTML5
	Messaging	SMS(threaded view), MMS, Email, Push Mail, IM
	Games	Built-in + Downloadable
	Torch	Yes
	Extra	Active noise cancellation with dedicated mic, Photo/video editor, Document viewer
Battery	Capacity	(Li-Po Non removable), 3000 mAh

Local cyclists bundle up for the Coldest Ride of the Year

While many are spending these frigid winter days bundled up inside, some dedicated cyclists aren't giving up. 

CycleWR held their annual Coldest Ride of the Year this afternoon. The event takes place in cities around the world as a means to bring attention to the importance and benefits of cycling. 

"There's alot of people who bike every single day, all year round," Emily Slofstra, Chair of CycleWR, tells 570 NEWS. "This kind of brings some visibility to it. But it's also fun because when you're biking, you're biking alone. Usually during the summer you can pass tons of people on your commute where in the winter it's a little bit lonely at time for some people."

Participants met at Waterloo City Hall and cycled their way to Abe Herb in downtown Kitchener. Cyclists mainly avoided city streets, opting instead to take The Spurline Trail and Iron Horse Trail for most of the route. There was positive reaction to the news that Kitchener City Council will be devoting more money to clearing select bike lanes. 

"We understand the limitations of how many plows and other priority routes that have to be plowed ahead of time, but knowing that this is the route that always get plowed for cyclists, that would be a very positive thing," Hayley Rutherford, a member of CycleWR's Cycling Committee, told 570 NEWS. 

Slofstra had tips for anyone who may be thinking of cycling year-round. She said layers are important, especially on your hands and feet since they won't be moving as much. She said to invest in a pair of goggles to keep your face warm and ensure you have studded tires if you will be taking city roads. 

In response to critics who say cycling isn't a winter activity, Slofstra said her only fear is how early it gets dark. 

"Watch out for people on bikes, because they do it anyways, whether or not you think its crazy."

With files from Phi Doan

GRT changing 300 bus stop names Monday

GRT changing 300 bus stop names Monday

The changes are said to be part of an effort to standardize the syste

If you rely on Grand River Transit to get to work, you may want to study up before Monday morning's commute. 

GRT will be changing over 300 bus stop names across Waterloo Region starting on Monday. The change is part of an effort to standardize the system and for "wayfinding purposes", according to their website. 

Some of the noteworthy changes include changing stop names to reference key landmarks. For example, the University/Seagram route will be known as University Ave./University of Waterloo. 

Other routes will see street names added for better wayfinding, such as the current Father David Bauer route. That will now be the Westmount/Father David Bauer route. 

Special weather statement issued, calling for significant winter storm

A special weather statement has been issued for Waterloo Region and much of Southern Ontario.

During the overnight hours and going into Tuesday morning, a winter storm with significant snow, freezing rain, and strong winds is expected to move into our area.

The snow may change to ice pellets and freezing rain in the afternoon, it will turn back to snow by Tuesday night and snow will change to flurries by Wednesday.

The weather agency says the storm system may have a significant impact on travel on Tuesday, as 10-15 centimetres of snow and freezing rain is anticipated.