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HiFuture’s New Smartwatch Packs Dual Band GPS & AMOLED Display
The model, known as ACTIVE, also features AI fitness tracking, 5 ATM water resistance, and a powerful dual-core processor.
Chinese tech firm HiFuture has launched a new smartwatch known as the ACTIVE, which blends advanced features with an elegant aesthetic. The timepiece is engineered to enhance fitness routines, outdoor adventures, and daily activities, all while maintaining a sleek and modern look.
At the heart of the HiFuture ACTIVE is a large, circular, 1.43-inch AMOLED display, offering vibrant colors, sharp details, and excellent visibility, even in bright outdoor conditions.
The smartwatch also includes Dual Band GPS, delivering highly accurate location tracking, whether you’re hiking, running, or cycling. It supports a wide range of satellite navigation systems, such as GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, BeiDou, IRNSS, and QZSS, making the watch an ideal companion for outdoor enthusiasts who need reliable navigation support during their adventures.
Powered by Syntra AI, HiFuture’s ACTIVE smartwatch is able to adapt to users’ routines. Syntra AI monitors sports activities, provides detailed sleep analysis, tracks heart health, and offers fitness insights to help users make the most of their smartwatch. The adaptive system also ensures efficient power usage and personalizes the experience based on individual fitness goals and habits.
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In terms of speed and performance, the ACTIVE smartwatch features a powerful dual-core processor. The advanced CPU ensures fast multitasking, quick app launches, and immediate access to health data.
Finally, the ACTIVE smartwatch also has a 5 ATM waterproof rating, making it perfect for swimming, running in the rain, or participating in water sports. Additionally, the watch supports over 100 sports modes, including swimming, cycling, yoga, and more, making it a versatile fitness companion for users with varied physical interests.
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PayPal & TerraPay Join Forces For Cross-Border MENA Payments
The collaboration will be especially helpful in regions where traditional banking infrastructure is limited or inconsistent.
PayPal has teamed up with TerraPay to improve cross-border payments across the Middle East and Africa. The move is designed to make it easier and faster for users to send and receive money internationally, especially in regions where traditional banking infrastructure can be limited or inconsistent.
The partnership connects PayPal’s digital payments ecosystem with TerraPay’s global money transfer network. The goal is to streamline real-time transfers between banks, mobile wallets, and financial institutions, significantly improving access for millions of users looking to move money securely and efficiently.
Through the partnership, users will be able to link their PayPal accounts to local banks and mobile wallets using TerraPay’s platform. This means faster transactions and fewer barriers for individuals and businesses across the region.
“The Middle East and Africa are at the forefront of the digital transformation, yet financial barriers still limit growth for many,” said Otto Williams, Senior Vice President, Regional Head and General Manager, Middle East and Africa at PayPal. “At PayPal, we’re committed to changing that […] Together, we’re helping unlock economic opportunity and build a more connected, inclusive financial future”.
For TerraPay, the deal is a chance to scale its reach while reinforcing its mission of frictionless digital transactions.
“Our mission at TerraPay is to create a world where digital transactions are effortless, secure, and accessible to all,” said Ani Sane, Co-Founder and Chief Business Officer at TerraPay. He added that the partnership is a major milestone for enhancing financial access in the Middle East and Africa, helping businesses grow and users move funds with fewer limitations.
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The integration also aims to support financial inclusion in a region where access to global banking tools is still uneven. With interoperability at the core, TerraPay can bridge the gap between different financial systems — whether that’s a mobile wallet or a traditional bank — making it easier to send money, pay for services, or grow a business across borders.
As the demand for cross-border payment options continues to rise, both PayPal and TerraPay are doubling down on their commitment to provide reliable, secure, and forward-looking financial tools for the region.
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