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OnePlus Pad Go confirmed to bring Dolby Atmos Quad speakers

After launching its first tablet earlier this year, OnePlus is now gearing up to launch the new OnePlus Pad Go. The new slate is confirmed to launch in India on October 6 and the company has already started revealing many of its specifications. A recent teaser confirmed the tablet will bundle a 2.5K resolution display. Now, OnePlus has shared the upcoming device will bring a quad-speaker setup with Dolby Atmos Audio.

OnePlus Pad Go will be a multimedia powerhouse?

OnePlus has confirmed that the OnePlus Pad Go will feature a quad speaker setup which will be supported by Dolby Atmos audio. As per the company, the device will offer a “cinematic sound experience”. Paired with an 11.35-inch display with a 2.4K resolution and a 7:5 aspect ratio, the OnePlus Pad Go might actually offer a solid multimedia experience.

So far, the details about the tablet are limited. OnePlus has generously released the images of the device, revealing its dual-tone design. It retains the same design as the OG OnePlus Pad with curved edges, a centrally-placed camera module, and sizeable bezels on all sides of the display. The tablet is confirmed to arrive in Twin Mint color.

We reviewed the original OnePlus Pad and found it to be good for content consumption. With an 11.61-inch LCD screen sporting a resolution of 2800 x 2000 pixels and 144Hz refresh rate, the tablet offers good visuals. The Dimensity 9000 chipset paired with LPDDR5 RAM and UFS 3.1 makes sure the device runs without hiccups. However, we noted in our review the OnePlus Pad is limited by Android OS.

The OnePlus Pad Go is supposed to be a toned-down version of the OnePlus Pad so you might see a less-powerful processor and probably a smaller battery. The software limitations will continue to be there until something is done on a broader scale.

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Xiaomi 13T Pro With Dimensity 9200+, 120W Fast Charging Debuts In The Global Markets

The Xiaomi 13T series includes the Xiaomi 13T and Xiaomi 13T Pro. The pro model is the more premium offering among the two devices. Both devices are slightly different from each other. The Xiaomi 13T Pro packs significant upgrades compared to its predecessor. It seems to be a rebadged version of the Redmi K60 Ultra that is available in China. Let’s delve in to the technical specifications of the device. 

Xiaomi 13T Pro specifications and features

The Xiaomi 13T Pro boasts a 6.67-inch AMOLED display with a 1.5K resolution and a 144Hz adaptive refresh rate. It is equipped with an integrated fingerprint scanner and comes with HDR10 and Dolby Vision certifications. The back panel features curved edges for a premium feel and comfortable fit. It has a square camera module. The smartphone is also IP68-certified dust and water-resistant. 

On the imaging front, the Xiaomi 13T Pro’s has the same triple rear camera setup as the standard Xiaomi 13T. It comprises a Leica-branded 50MP main sensor with OIS and EIS, a 50MP telephoto lens with 50mm focal length, and a 12MP ultra-wide-angle camera. On the front, there is a 20MP selfie snapper. The smartphone is capable of recording 8K videos at 24fps and also supports 10-bit LOG recording.

Internally, the Xiaomi 13T Pro is powered by a MediaTek Dimensity 9200+ processor. It packs up to 16GB RAM and 1TB storage. The smartphone runs on a 5,000mAh battery unit with support for 120W fast charging. The device is equipped with a heat dissipation system for keeping the temperatures cool. In terms of software, it runs on MIUI 14-based Android 13 and is eligible to receive four years of OS updates and five years of security patches.

The Xiaomi 13T Pro carries a starting price tag of EUR 799 for the base 12GB + 256GB variant. The prices of the 12GB + 512GB, 16GB + 1TB configurations are not announced. The smartphone comes in Alpine Blue, Meadow Green, and Black colors.

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iTel S23+ With Curved Display, iTel P55 With Dimensity 6080 SoC Launched In India

iTel has launched two new smartphones in India. The S23+ and P55 are affordable offerings under the Rs 10,000 and Rs 15,000 price brackets respectively. However, they come with interesting features that no brand has offered in the budget segment to date. The S23+ and P55 smartphones are quite different from each other in terms of specifications. Read on to know more below. 

iTel S23+, P55 specifications

Beginning with the iTel S23+, it sports a curved AMOLED display measuring 6.78-inches witha centre-aligned punch-hole cutout. The device offers an FHD+ resolution, a 60Hz refresh rate, and 500 nits peak brightness. The screen is shielded with a Gorilla Glass 5. Design-wise, the back panel of the smartphone has a squarish camera module with curved edges. There is a side-mounted fingerprint scanner embedded in the power button. 

On the imaging front, the iTel S23+ has a 50MP rear main sensor with f/1.6 aperture and a secondary AI lens. There is an 32MP front-facing selfie snapper. 

Under the hood, the iTel S23+ is equipped with a UniSoc T616 octa-core processor with Mali-G57 GPU. It packs 8GB RAM along with 8GB virtual RAM technology for a smooth performance. The device has 128GB of internal storage. The smartphone draws its power from a 5,000mAh battery unit with support for 18W fast charging via USB-C port. Software-wise, it runs on Android 13 OS out of the box. 

Coming to the iTel P55, it features a 6.6-inch HD+ display with a 90Hz refresh rate. This one also has a side-mounted fingerprint scanner. There is a slightly boxy design. The device packs the same 50MP main sensor and AI lens as the S23+, however, the selfie snapper is 8MP. 

Internally, the iTel P55 is powered by a Dimensity 6080 processor with support for 5G SA and NSA. It borrows the same 8GB RAM and 128GB storage, a 5,000mAh battery unit with support for 18W fast charging from the S23+. 

The iTel P55 is priced at Rs 9,999 whereas the S23+ costs Rs 13,999. The former will be available from October 4. The S23+ is offered in Elemental Blue and Lake Cyan colors and can be purchased from October 6. 

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Xiaomi 13T With Dimensity 8200 Ultra, IP68 Rating Launched Globally

Last week, Xiaomi sub-brand Redmi held an event in China to launch Redmi devices. Now the company has held a global event where it has announced devices for the international markets. Xiaomi has unveiled the Xiaomi 13T and Xiaomi 13T Pro smartphones. These arrive as the successor to last year’s Xiaomi 12T and Xiaomi 12T Pro respectively. They also join the existing Xiaomi 13 lineup that comprises the standard and pro variants.

Xiaomi 13T specifications

Xiaomi 13T

The Xiaomi 13T is identical to the Redmi K60 Ultra in terms of design. It has a slightly boxy frame and a squarish camera module on the back panel. On the display front, the device has a 6.67-inch AMOLED display bearing a resolution of 1.5K pixels, an adaptive refresh rate of 144Hz, and a 2,600 nits peak brightness. It also has support for HDR10, HDR10+, and Dolby Vision. The screen is shielded by Gorilla Glass 5. 

In the photography department, the Xiaomi 13T features triple rear Leica-branded camera sensors. The setup comprises a 50MP wide-angle lens with OIS and 24mm focal length, a 50MP telephoto unit with 2x zoom and 50mm equivalent focal length, and a 12MP ultra-wide unit with 15mm focal length. Up front, the smartphone features a 20MP selfie snapper. The device packs various features including the legendary camera maker’s special color enhancements and more. There is also a Pro Mode for adjusting various settings.

Under the hood, the Xiaomi 13T is equipped with a MediaTek Dimensity 8200 Ultra processor. It packs up to 8GB RAM and 256GB storage. The device is backed by a 5,000mAh battery unit with support for 67W fast charging. The smartphone features a thermal heat dissipation system with a 5000mm² VC stainless steel soaking plate. Software-wise, the Xiaomi 13T runs on Android 13 out of the box. It is confirmed to get 4 major OS updates and five years of security patches. Connectivity options on the Xiaomi 13T Pro include a USB-C port, WiFi-6, Bluetooth 5.4, and NFC. 

The Xiaomi 13T starts at EUR 649 for the 8GB + 256GB variant. There is also a 12GB + 256GB option, however, its price has not been announced. The smartphone is offered in Alpine Blue, Meadow Green, and Black colors

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Xiaomi Smart Band 8 goes global with 60Hz display, 16-day battery, versatile accessories

Xiaomi launched half a dozen new products in a Berlin-based event today. While the spotlight was on the Xiaomi 13T and 13T Pro, the Xiaomi Watch 2 Pro and Xiaomi Smart Band 8 also made their debut. We are sticking to the Smart Band 8 in this article, which has been made available globally after its China debut in April. The fitness tracker brings a 60Hz display, a long-lasting battery, and more. Here’s everything you need to know.

Xiaomi Smart Band 8 Specifications

Like the previous Xiaomi fitness trackers, the Smart Band 8 retains a pill-shaped module, featuring a 1.6-inch AMOLED display. The panel offers a 60Hz refresh rate, 600 nits peak brightness, Always On Display (AOD) mode, and plenty of watch faces.

Xiaomi Smart Band 8 is versatile product. It comes with a pebble clip mode, which lets you put the band on your shoe lace and better track your running activities. Additionally, the Band 8 has different size lugs for various types of straps (leather, woven leather, hollow bracelet, and TPU), so you can choose the one that best suits your style and needs.

Xiaomi Smart Band 8

The Xiaomi Smart Band 8 is equipped with a heart-rate monitor, SpO2 sensor, sleep tracker, and menstrual cycle monitor. It can also measure stress levels and VO2 Max. In addition, the wearable comes with a vitatility metric, which measures your activity levers for 7 days and gives you a score out of 100. You also get over 150 sports modes.

The Xiaomi Smart Band 8 also has built-in games like Sudoku and 2048, and offers convenient features like notifications and weather updates. The smart band is claimed ti last up to 16 days on a single charge with AOD disabled. It can be charged fully in approximately 60 minutes.

Price and Availability

Xiaomi Smart Band 8 will be available for purchase in the Europe for 40 Euro ($43).

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ChatGPT introduces Voice and Image prompts, will initially roll out to Plus users

OpenAI has recently introduced new multimodal capabilities for ChatGPT, enabling users to engage in voice conversations and share images with the model in real-time. These features will be initially rolled out for Plus and Enterprise subscribers, followed by availability for free users.

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Voice Input for Mobile Users

The voice input, similar to what we find in mobile voice assistants like Siri and Google Assistant, allows users to speak their queries. The system then translates this speech into text, processes it, and responds vocally. This feature is accessible on both iOS and Android and has great potential for various applications.

Image Input for Visual Queries

Similarly, the image input feature, resembling Google Lens, enables users to convey their questions using images. ChatGPT analyzes the uploaded images and provides relevant responses. Users can even use drawing tools to highlight specific parts of the image or clarify their questions through text or voice. This feature aims to enhance the user experience by enabling dynamic conversations. It can be especially helpful for tasks like bicycle repairs or cooking as demonstrated by the OpenAI, where users can upload images of objects or instruction manuals and receive explanations and solutions.

OpenAI’s decision to integrate voice and image capabilities into ChatGPT not only broadens the range of interactions but also opens up exciting creative possibilities. However, OpenAI is aware of the potential for misuse and is taking steps to prevent unethical applications of these advanced features.

How to use the features?

To start using voice with ChatGPT, go to Settings in the mobile app, access New Features, opt into voice conversations, tap the headphone icon on the home screen’s top-right corner, and select your preferred voice from five options.

For image prompts, tap on the plus button and then either capture or select an image and use drawing tools to guide the assistant.

OpenAI has also launched DALL-E 3 recently, an upgraded AI art tool that boasts integration with ChatGPT, enabling users to create detailed prompts more easily. DALL-E 3 addresses the challenge of generating realistic human hands and improves its performance with complex commands compared to its predecessor, DALL-E 2.

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Xiaomi Watch 2 Pro launched with Wear OS, AMOLED display, 4G LTE

Alongside the new Xiaomi 13T and 13T Pro, Xiaomi has also unveiled the new Watch 2 Pro. The new smartwatch brings some notable features. For one, it runs Google’s Wear OS on the software front, although it’s not the first Xiaomi smartwatch from the brand to do so. The Xiaomi Watch 2 Pro is powered by the Snapdragon W5+ Gen 1 processor and packs a large AMOLED display. The smartwatch has a stainless body with Gorilla Glass protection. Here are the details.

Xiaomi Watch 2 Pro Specifications

The Xiaomi Watch 2 Pro brings a premium design with a stainless-steel build and a rotating crown on the side. The round dial features a 1.43-inch AMOLED display with a 466 x 466 pixels resolution and a pixel density of 326 ppi. Under the hood, it is powered by the Snapdragon W5+ Gen 1 chipset, paired with 2 GB of RAM and 32 GB of internal storage.

Xiaomi Watch 2 Pro

As mentioned, the Watch 2 Pro runs Wear OS. However, it is layered by Xiaomi’s own MIUI platform. The wearable gets access to features like Play Store, Google Maps, Google Wallet, and contactless payment through NFC.  In terms of functionality, the smartwatch supports an extensive range of 150 different sports modes, along with features like ECG monitoring, heart rate tracking, body temperature monitoring, and sleep tracking.

Further, the Xiaomi Watch 2 Pro will also let you do voice calling and send text messages through LTE connectivity support. The watch is claimed to last 65 hours of regular usage. In addition, it brings a water resistance rating of 5 ATM, Bluetooth, dual band GNSS, and more.

Pricing and Availability

The Wi-Fi variant of the Xiaomi Watch 2 Pro will be priced at 269 euros ($285), whereas its LTE variant will cost 329 euros ($348).

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Wearables market sees growth in Q2 2023, led by basic watches

The global wearables market rebounded in the second quarter of 2023, with shipments increasing by 6% year-on-year to reach 44 million units, according to market research firm Canalys. This growth was attributed to a surge in consumer demand across various aspects of daily life, as well as the availability of affordable wearables.

Apple led the market with a share of 18%, followed by Xiaomi (11%), Huawei (10%), Noise (8%), and Fire-Boltt (7%). Out of all the wearable segments, the basic watch category experienced robust growth, capturing nearly half of the market share. 

This growth was primarily driven by Indian players and major smartphone vendors, such as Huawei, Xiaomi, and Huami. In the Indian market, basic watches saw a remarkable 73% increase in shipments.

Likewise, despite a year-on-year decline, basic smartbands also maintained a stable market share of 19%. This is likely due to the availability of affordable options and consumers’ cautious approach to higher-priced alternatives.

The smartwatch category experienced substantial double-digit growth—all thanks to the competitively priced products from companies like Xiaomi and Huawei. They introduced a slew of new wearables at aggressive prices to boost their market presence and appeal to diverse consumer preferences.

Wearables market growth in Q2 2023

Indian vendors also played a significant role, introducing entry-level and higher-priced products to cater to different customer segments. Brands like Noise and Fire-Boltt offered smartwatches with an average selling price below $19, helping them climb into the top five wearable brands.

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Dell 24-Inch USB-C Hub Monitor With 10-Point Multitouch Support, Ethernet Port Launched In India

Last month Dell announced the P2424HT monitor in the global markets. Now the US computing brand has brought the monitor to the Indian market. It is touted to be the world’s first touch-screen monitor with Ethernet connectivity offering enhanced connectivity and an interactive user experience. The monitor offers diverse use cases for various users. Read on to know more below. 

Dell P2424HT monitor specifications and features

Dell P2424HT monitor

The Dell P2424HT monitor has a 24-inch IPS screen bearing a display resolution of 1,920 x 1,080 pixels. It features a 60Hz refresh rate and 99 percent sRGB color gamut, The monitor is TUV-certified ComfortView Plus for reducing blue light emissions and TUV-certified flicker-free. It comes with 10-point touch functionality for tapping, swiping, and pinching. 

The Dell P2424HT can be adjusted in terms of height, swivel, and slant depending on the use case due to its adjustable stand. It can also be tilted up to a 60-degree angle for comfortable touch interactions. The bottom part of the stand has a cushioned material for protection against bumps. The monitor also supports a 100mm x 100mm VESA mounting interface. 

The Dell P2424HT has a 3W mono audio speaker. It features a USB-C hub with an array of connectivity options including a USB-C port with 90W power delivery, an ethernet port, HDMI 1.4 port, two USB 3.2 Gen1 Type-A ports, and more. The Dell Display Manager software offers improved multitasking, smooth deployment, and convenient customization.

The Dell P2424HT monitor is priced at Rs 26,999. It is already available for purchase from the brand’s official website, Amazon, and multi-brand retail stores across the country. 

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Hisense launches U7K, U6K & E7K TVs with up to Mini LED Quantum Dot display tech launched in India

Hisense has launched three new TVs in the Indian market at varying price points. These TVs are called the Hisense U7K, U6K, and E7K and they feature different display technologies and come in different sizes. You can keep reading to know more about the details.

Hisense U7K Mini LED TV specs

The Hisense U7K series is the showstopper among the bunch, available in sizes ranging from 55 inches to a massive 85 inches. These TVs feature Mini LED technology, delivering captivating visuals. What’s more, they incorporate Quantum Dot color technology, providing a rich and true-to-life color palette.

Hisense U7K Mini LED TV

For movie enthusiasts and gamers alike, the U7K series supports multiple HDR formats, including HDR 10+, HDR 10, and HLG, ensuring impressive contrast and sharp images thanks to Full Array Local Dimming Pro. Gamers will appreciate features like ALLM, e-ARC, and AMD FreeSync, which contribute to a seamless and responsive gaming experience.

Hisense U7K Mini LED TV

But that’s not all; the U7K series also offers Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos, promising an immersive audio-visual treat. For those opting for the 75-inch and 85-inch models, there’s an added bonus—an IMAX at Home experience powered by the Hi-View Engine, delivering top-notch picture quality.

Hisense U6K QLED TV specs

Hisense U6K QLED TV

The Hisense U6K series, available in a 43-inch size, caters to those who crave rich and lifelike colors. These QLED TVs ensure a vibrant and realistic display. Gamers will appreciate the 120Hz HRR panel and Game Mode Plus, which includes ALLM and e-ARC support, enhancing the gaming experience.

Hisense U6K QLED TV

Smooth performance is guaranteed with the HI-view Engine, while Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos provide cinematic audio and visual quality. Whether you’re a sports enthusiast or simply enjoying other content, the AI Sports Mode optimizes your viewing experience. Integration with Google TV adds convenience, making it easy to access content and enjoy smart functionality.

Hisense E7K QLED TV specs

The Hisense E7K QLED TV series is available in sizes ranging from 43 inches to 65 inches, ensuring there’s a fit for every living room. With Game Mode Plus boasting a 60Hz refresh rate, ALLM, and e-ARC support, gamers can enjoy ultra-smooth gameplay. These TVs offer cinematic excellent picture quality with Dolby Vision and exceptional audio quality with Dolby Atmos. AI Picture technology ensures stunning visuals, while Quantum Dot color technology ensures a vibrant and realistic color spectrum.

Pricing & availability

Hisense U7K comes with a starting price tag of Rs 59,999. It’s available on Amazon in four different screen sizes: 55 inches, 65 inches, 75 inches, and 85 inches. The top-tier 85-inch model is priced at Rs 1,39,999.

If you’re eyeing the 43-inch U6K model, you can grab it for Rs 26,990 on both Amazon and Flipkart. The 55-inch variant is priced at Rs 45,990, while the 65-inch model is available for Rs 62,990. You can also find these models at offline retail stores like Croma and Reliance Digital.

For the Hisense E7K series, it’s up for grabs in screen sizes ranging from 43 inches to 65 inches. Prices start at Rs 24,999 for the 43-inch model and go up to Rs 49,999 for the 65-inch variant. The E7K series will exclusively be sold on Flipkart.

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Redmi Note 13R Pro Appears On 3C Certification With 33W Fast Charging Support

Xiaomi sub-brand Redmi announced the Note 13 series in China last week. The lineup includes the standard, pro, and pro plus variants. The Note 13 family is speculated to have a few more models including the Note 13R, Note 13R Pro, and the Note 13 Turbo. Now an alleged Redmi phone has surfaced on China’s 3C certification website. 

A new Redmi phone appears on 3C

The Redmi phone that appeared on the 3C certiifcation platform has the model number 2311FRAFDC. It seems that it is the Redmi Note 13R Pro. The listing reveals that the smartphone will support 33W max charging speed. Apart from this, there is no additional information on the upcoming smartphone. 

Yesterday, a report revealed that two POCO-branded devices with model numbers 2312DRAF3G and 2312DRAF3I spotted on IMEI are heading to the global markets and India. Going by those model numbers, the alleged listing on the 3C certification hints at the Redmi Note 13R Pro exclusively for the China market. This phone is tipped to debut as the POCO X6 5G in the global markets. 

A tipster had revealed that the Redmi Note 13R Pro will feature a 64MP primary camera. It’s likely that the phone will share some key specifications from the standard Redmi Note 13. The device is also expected to launch in India but under a different name. 

We can expect the information regarding the Redmi Note 13R Pro to gather pace in the coming weeks. 

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Xiaomi Launches Mijia 3D Printer with Built-In Curing and AI-Powered Slicing

Xiaomi has officially launched the Mijia 3D printer, a desktop 3D printer with built-in curing and AI-powered slicing. The printer is available now for 1,999 yuan (about $300 USD), with an introductory price of 1,899 yuan.

Xiaomi Mijia 3D printer

The Mijia 3D printer is unique in that it combines 3D printing and curing into a single device. This means that users can print and cure their models in a single device, without having to purchase or use separate curing equipment. The printer comes pre-leveled and requires no assembly, so users can start printing right away.

Xiaomi says that the printer’s curing system is specially designed for complex structures. It works closely with special environmentally-friendly consumables to reinforce the printed model layer by layer, making it strong and stable.

Xiaomi Mijia 3D printer Design

The Mijia 3D printer also features a professional-grade intelligent consumable management system. This system includes an independent material cartridge compartment with automatic feeding and returning, eliminating the need for manual liquid filling and recycling. Additionally, the printer’s AI-powered slicing system automatically adjusts printing parameters, eliminating the need for users to learn complex slicing knowledge.

In addition to its printing and curing capabilities, the Mijia 3D printer is also equipped with a highly stable and high-precision Z-axis single-line guide rail, as well as a customized high-power motor. This ensures that the printer can produce high-quality prints consistently. Similarly, it comes with a built-in washing feature and has passed safety and environmental quality inspection.

As mentioned earlier, the introductory price of the Xiaomi Mijia 3D printer is 1,899 Yuan. It is available for purchase on JD.com in mainland China.

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CMF Watch Pro with 1.96” AMOLED display, Built-in GPS & 24-hour health tracking launched

CMF by Nothing has just launched its first bunch of products including the Buds Pro TWS, a 65W GaN charger, and a smartwatch called the CMF Watch Pro. The smartwatch doesn’t reinvent the wheel, however, it has a stacked spec sheet which will be hard to compete against at its price point.

CMF Watch Pro specs

Starting with the design and display, the smartwatch looks similar to the design the Apple watches have been rocking for a while, and it features a clear, polished metal frame that has a dial on the side. The back is made of hard plastic.

CMF Watch Pro

Coming to the front, the smartwatch features a flat 1.96” AMOLED display which is quite bright at 600+ nits peak and is also sharp with a resolution of 410×502. Another plus point here is the 58Hz smooth display that makes navigating the smartwatch a delight.

Its core features include comprehensive, 24-hour health tracking with real-time heart rate and blood oxygen saturation monitoring, sleep and stress monitoring, hydration and movement reminders, and personalized goals to track your progress. For fitness enthusiasts, the CMF Watch Pro comes with 110 sports modes. Perhaps the most interesting feature here is the built-in multi-system GPU that uses multiple satellite positioning systems to track your location and distance traveled data accurately for activities like running, cycling, walking, and hiking.

Outside of that, the smartwatch does have Bluetooth Calling, which it claims to integrate with AI technology to deliver a crisp mic output to the listener. The CMF Watch Pro boasts a robust 340mAh battery that claims to offer up to 13 days of battery life under regular usage. Its IP68 water resistance rating ensures it can handle rainy and damp conditions with ease.

Pricing & availability

The CMF Watch Pro has two different prices for two finishes. First, we have the metallic grey variant which has a price tag of Rs 4,999 ($60), while the other is the dark grey variant priced at Rs 4,499 ($54). It comes in white, black, and orange strap options.

CMF is teaming up with Superkicks for a special event. Starting on September 30th, you can get a Rs 500 discount when you buy CMF Buds Pro and Watch Pro at their Delhi store. Plus, there’s a one-day sale on Flipkart and Myntra on the same day at 12 noon, where you can grab the Watch Pro in Dark Grey for Rs 3,999 ($48) and the Metallic Grey one for Rs 4,499 ($54).

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Lenovo to launch new Xiaoxin M3 mouse with three-mode connection and lightweight design

Lenovo has announced the upcoming release of its new Xiaoxin M3 mouse. The company has not yet released any specific details about the mouse, but it has released a poster that gives us a glimpse of its design and features.

The M3 soft mouse will be available in five colors: black, white, red, blue, and green. It will support Bluetooth three-mode connection, allowing it to be connected to three devices simultaneously. This is ideal for users who frequently switch between their laptop, desktop, and tablet. It also has a quick switching function, making it easy to switch between devices.

The M3 soft mouse will have a lightweight design, weighing only 78 grams. It will also be equipped with a 380mAh lithium battery with a standby time of up to 5 months. Lenovo claims that the mouse can still be used after traveling around the world for 80 days.

The M3 soft mouse also uses a 380mAh lithium battery with a standby time of about five months. This means that users can go for months without having to recharge the mouse.

Overall, the Lenovo M3 soft mouse seems to be a promising new product that offers a number of features that are desirable to users, such as Bluetooth three-mode connection, lightweight design, and long battery life. We look forward to learning more about the mouse and its availability in the coming weeks.

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iPhone 16 Pro is expected to feature same tetraprism telephoto lens as 15 Pro Max

Apple announced its new iPhone lineup with some quality-of-life upgrades. Notably, the iPhone 15 Pro Max stands out as the only device to feature the new periscope camera with 5x optical zoom. 

It is natural to expect that this lens would also make its way to the iPhone 16 Pro Max next year. However, according to a new report by supply chain analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, the iPhone 16 Pro is also expected to feature the same tetraprism telephoto camera lens, which will bring the two models into parity.

The tetraprism lens introduced on the iPhone 15 Pro Max this year allows for a longer focal length without making the phone thicker. It works by bouncing light around inside the lens, which effectively increases the distance between the lens and the sensor.

The iPhone 15 Pro currently has a 3x optical zoom lens, so the addition of the tetraprism lens to the iPhone 16 Pro will bring it on par with the Pro Max. This means that both Pro models will offer the same level of optical zoom capability.

Kuo’s report also sheds some light on why the tetraprism lens is only available on the iPhone 15 Pro Max this year. The lens is complex to manufacture and is only produced by Largan, which is causing a supply bottleneck.

However, Kuo predicts that by next year, Apple may allow another supplier, Genius, to produce the lenses. This could help to reduce production challenges and allow Apple to add the tetraprism lens to more iPhone models, including the iPhone 16 Pro.

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CMF by Nothing unveils Buds Pro TWS with 45db ANC & Power 65W GaN Charger

Nothing had announced a new sub-brand earlier this year. Now, CMF by Nothing has just unveiled its first three products. The company has announced a new smartwatch, a truly wireless earbuds, and a GaN charger. So now, here’s everything you need to know about the CMF Buds Pro and the Power 65W Charger.

CMF Buds Pro

Talking about the hearables first, the Buds Pro are the company’s latest wireless earphones (following the Ear 1, Ear 2, and Ear Stick). Unlike Nothing’s existing audio product portfolio, the CMF Buds Pro arrives as the most affordable TWS model. However, the cheaper price tag is made possible thanks to cut corners, with the earbuds no longer featuring the iconic transparent body. There will likely be some differences in the audio quality of the CMF Buds Pro and the Ear series of earbuds.

CMF Buds Pro Launch

Despite this, the CMF Buds Pro still offers some premium features like hybrid ANC (Active Noise Cancellation) with up to 45 decibels of noise reduction. Furthermore, it also comes with clear call technology and a powerful bass boost option. Each earbuds house a 55mAh battery pack, which can deliver up to 11 hours of audio playback with ANC turned off. When paired with the charging case, the Buds Pro can last for up to 39 hours (with ANC off).

As per official notes, mere 10 minutes of charging can offer up to five hours of music playback. The earbuds’ charging case adopts a pebble-like circular case, while the earbuds adopt a stem and in-ear design. CMF Buds Pro can be used with the Nothing X app, which lets users gain access to a customizable equalizer and personalize the touch controls as well. It is available in multiple color options, namely gray, white, and orange, similar to the Watch Pro wearable.

CMF Power 65W GaN Charger

Out of the three new launches, CMF Power 65W Charger is the most affordable products. The company’s new device is a GaN (Gallium Nitride) charger. In other words, this can help users charge their electronic gadgets quickly. This charger is supported for smartphones, earbuds, smartwatch, and even most notebooks as well. It houses three ports, which include two USB Type-C ports and one USB Type-A port.

CMF By Nothing Buds Pro Launch

Additionally, it arrives with a wide compatibility, supporting PD3.0, QC4.0+/3.0/2.0, SCP, FCP, PPS, AFC, Samsung 9V2A, DCP, and Apple 2.4A protocols. This means that most popular electronic products will be supported by this Power 65W Charger. Apart from 65W fast charging, it supports a wide voltage range from 100-240V. So if you travel across the globe, rest assured that this is safe to use worldwide. This can be purchased in either a grey or orange color option.

Pricing & Availability

CMF is a relatively more affordable brand compared to its parent company, Nothing. The new CMF Buds Pro are available for a 49 US Dollar price tag, while the CMF Power 65W Charger will go on sale for 39 US Dollars. All of the new gadgets will go on sale later this month, although a specific launch date hasn’t been revealed yet.

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Xiaomi Band 8 Active leaks with images, specs, and pricing

Xiaomi is ready to launch the Xiaomi 13T series later today. The smartphones will share the stage with the new Watch 2 Pro and Band 8 wearables. However, the company might also launch another product, dubbed Xiaomi Band 8 Active. Although there’s no official confirmation, the smart band has leaked online with complete specifications, design renders, and pricing. Here are the details.

According to Appauls, the Xiaomi Smart Band 8 Active will be positioned below the standard Xiaomi Band 8. The outlet says the Band 8 Active is expected to be priced at around EUR 40 in Europe, while the Band 8 will be priced at around EUR 50.

As for specifications, the wearable will feature a 1.47-inch TFT display with a resolution of 172 x 320 pixels. It will offer 500 nits of peak brightness and a pixel density of 247 PPI. It is reported to be equipped with 192 kB of RAM and 16 MB of ROM. Xiaomi Smart Band 8 Active will pack a 210mAh battery, which is claimed to last up to 14 days of normal usage. The band should take approximately 2 hours to charge fully.

The smart band will weigh 26.4 grams and measure 9.99mm in dimensions.  It will also come with a water resistance rating of 5 ATM, allowing it to function effectively up to 50 meters underwater. It will use Bluetooth 5.1 for connectivity and will be equipped with a 3-axis accelerometer and a PPG heart rate sensor.

Xiaomi Band 8 Active

In terms of health monitoring features, the wearable will include heart rate monitoring, sleep tracking, and SpO2 measurement, as well as features like all-day heart rate monitoring and advanced sleep monitoring. In addition, the Xiaomi Smart Band 8 will bring over 50 workout modes, including 10 professional modes. You will have access to 100+ band faces, with the option to use your own photos as one.

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Redmi Note 13 Pro series up for its first sale, 410,000 units sold in one hour

The Redmi Note 13 Pro series was launched last week and went on sale this morning. The initial sales report reveals a highly successful start, with over 410,000 units sold within the first hour of availability.

Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun retweeted the sales figures and congratulated the Redmi team on their success.

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Redmi Note 13 Pro Series Pricing

The Redmi Note 13 series comprises three models: Note 13, Note 13 Pro, and Note 13 Pro+. These models are priced at 1099 yuan, 1399 yuan, and 1899 yuan, respectively. During the first sale, all models of the Redmi Note 13 series will receive a discount of 100 yuan.

Redmi Note 13 Pro Pricing:

8GB + 128GB: 1,499 yuan ($205)
8GB + 256GB: 1,599 yuan ($218)
12GB + 256GB: 1,799 yuan ($246)
12GB + 512GB: 1,999 yuan ($273)
16GB + 512GB: 2,099 yuan ($287)

Redmi Note 13 Pro+ Pricing:

12GB + 256GB: 1,999 yuan ($273)
12GB + 512GB: 2,199 yuan ($300)
16GB + 512GB: 2,299 yuan ($314)

Color Options: Sand White, Midnight Black, Time Blue, Light Dream Space

Redmi Note 13 Pro Series Quick Specifications:

The Redmi Note 13 Pro and Pro+ models feature a 6.67-inch 1.5K OLED display with up to 1800 nits peak brightness and a 120Hz refresh rate, running on Android 13 with MIUI 14. The Pro model is powered by the Snapdragon 7s Gen 2 processor with up to 16GB RAM and 512GB storage, while the Pro+ houses a MediaTek Dimensity 7200-Ultra processor, up to 16GB RAM and 512GB storage.

Redmi Note 13 Pro Plus

Both models feature a 200MP rear camera and a 16MP front camera, with the Pro+ model having added water and dust resistance (IP68). The Pro model holds a 5100mAh battery with 67W fast charging, while the Pro+ has a 5000mAh battery with 120W fast charging.

WHERE TO BUY
Redmi Note 13 series from $179 @Giztop

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LeEco launches new X Series Smart Projector with Huawei HiSilicon chip

The number of technology products bearing the Huawei signature is increasing day by day. The company, which is currently making waves in the smartphone market with the Mate 60 series, is thereby strengthening its presence in other sectors. Naturally, one of the fields in which the company is highly ambitious is the chip industry. In fact, until the US embargo, Huawei was in direct competition with Apple and Qualcomm. Now, we are seeing chips developed by the rejuvenated company in products from other manufacturers. The latest of these is the X Series portable smart projector introduced by LeEco (LeTV). Here are the details…

LeEco Huawei-Chipped X Series Projector Unveiled

LeEco (formerly LeTV) continues to expand its product lineup. The company, which is currently in a deep collaboration with Huawei, recently introduced its new S Series projector. Notably, the most eye-catching feature of the product was the HiSilicon chip developed by Huawei. Now, LeEco has officially released the X Series portable smart projector. The LeEco X Series projector is equipped with a custom Huawei HiSilicon chip, supports automatic focus, intelligent obstacle avoidance, AI intelligent voice, and runs the Letv OS custom system.

leeco x series huawei projector

Unfortunately, the resolution of the mentioned projector was not stated in the announcement. However, previous leaks suggested that it would support 4K + HDR.

Pricing and Availability

The 500CVIA lumen performance version of the LeEco X Series Portable Smart Projector is priced at 2,199 yuan and will be available in September. The 450CVIA lumen entertainment version is priced at 1,899 yuan and will be available in October.

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Ring One smart ring unveiled with temperature sensor & NFC payment support

In an upcoming Indiegogo campaign, Muse Wearables will launch the Ring One, a versatile device that aims to redefine how you approach health and fitness.

Ring One smart ring

Health & Sleep Monitoring

Ring One smart ring

The Ring One simplifies health tracking by measuring vital statistics such as heart rate, SpO2 level, VO2 Max, blood pressure, and skin temperature. The Ring One also monitors your sleep patterns and provides Sleep and Readiness scores in the app, helping you make the correct decisions towards optimizing your sleep.

Fitness tracking

Ring One smart ring

Equipped with a convenient turn wheel for workout mode selection, the Ring One also offers an app-based coach to assist you in achieving your fitness and wellness objectives. You can share your progress with friends through the app to stay motivated.

Streamlined Payments

The Ring One offers secure contactless payments through its user-friendly turn wheel interface and utilizing NFC technology. Additionally, it boasts an impressive seven-day battery life and includes a smart charging case.

Sensors

The Ring One features a range of sensors, including research-grade optical PPG sensors, a temperature sensor, a 6-axis accelerometer, and a gyroscope.

Pricing & availability

The Ring One’s Indiegogo campaign will be launching later today. Early supporters may enjoy an up to 40% discount on the retail price and a complimentary lifetime app subscription.

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