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Xiaomi 13T, 13T Pro EU & UK pricing leaks ahead of launch

After launching the Xiaomi Mix Fold 3 and the Redmi K60 Ultra in China earlier this week, Xiaomi is said to be preparing to launch the Xiaomi 13T and 13T Pro in the global market. Rumor has it that the launch could happen on September 1. Renders of the Xiaomi 13T Pro were recently leaked. Now, a new report has surfaced online revealing the pricing of the 13T and 13T Pro smartphones in EU and UK markets.

Xiaomi 13T Pro leaked renders

The report comes from Dealabs claiming that the Xiaomi 13T will start at £549 in the UK. In the EU, the device will cost €649 for the 8 GB RAM and 256 GB storage configuration.

On the other hand, the 13T Pro will start at £699 in the UK, whereas it will cost €999 in the UK for the top-end 16 GB RAM + 1 TB storage model.

Xiaomi 13T Pro specs (rumored)

Leaks indicate that the Xiaomi 13T Pro will feature a 6.67-inch OLED screen, offering 1.5K resolution and a high 144Hz refresh rate. Under the hood, it’s anticipated that the device will be powered by the Dimensity 9200 Plus chip. This chip could provide the potential for up to 16GB of speedy RAM and an impressive 1TB of storage.

The 13T Pro’s camera system will consist of a 50-megapixel Sony IMX707 main camera, along with a 13MP OmniVision OV13B ultra-wide camera and an OV50D 50-megapixel telephoto camera. On the front side, the device will feature a 20-megapixel Sony IMX596 camera for selfies.

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Microsoft’s AI article suggests tourists visit food bank on empty stomach

Microsoft long ago lost faith in journalists, replacing them with AI for its News and MSN platforms. But AI-generated content remains flawed, and companies apparently aren’t learning their lesson. The latest AI blunder to come to light is an article posted on MSN that recommends tourists visit the Ottawa Food Bank, and even provides an awful tip: “Consider going in on an empty stomach.”

The article titled “Headed to Ottawa? Here’s what you shouldn’t miss!” was published last week, but Microsoft has since taken it down. However, it can still be found on the Internet archive. The food bank was the No. 3 recommendation on the list, sitting behind the National War Memorial and ahead of going to an Ottawa Senators hockey game.

Microsoft AI article blunder

The AI-generated article had a brief text description of what you can expect from the destination. Regarding the food bank, Microsoft’s summary included an insensitive statement that appears to have been published without being approved by a human editor. The statement reads, “People who come to us have jobs and families to support, as well as expenses to pay. Life is already challenging enough. Consider facing it on an empty stomach.”

A journalist with even a little experience would know that a food bank is not a tourist destination, and that it is insensitive to suggest that tourists visit the food bank on an empty stomach. It is there to help people in need, and is not a place for tourists to take pictures or gawk at.

AI-generated content is becoming increasingly common. Publications like Gizmodo and CNET have already started to publish AI-generated articles on their websites but they are nowhere close to being as well-written as human-written articles. Heck, Gizmodo’s first AI-generated article failed to even correctly list the Star Wars movies in chronological order (Via The Verge).

Since it all depends on you, the readers, we ask: Would you prefer to read a thoroughly researched, human-written article or an AI-generated amalgamation of unrelated information?

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Here’s all you need to know about PlayStation 5’s Access Controller, AKA Project Leonardo

Sony’s Access controller, formally known as Project Leonardo, is available for pre-order on PlayStation’s official website. For those unaware, the Access Controller is a PlayStation 5 controller kit designed to make gaming more accessible. Its keys are highly customizable to meet the player’s diverse needs, helping players with disabilities play games more comfortably and longer.

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How will Access Controller work?

The Access Controller will provide users with a customizable analog stick (usually used to steer your character in the game), which can be adjusted using a slider for the player’s comfort. After making the adjustments, you can also hold the analog’s position by pressing the lock button. Secondly, it comes with holes in the base of the controller to attach fasteners, making it safe from accidentally dropping the device. Lastly, you can personalize the whole controller by removing button caps and substituting them, making it easier for players to get used to the device quickly. The company is continuously taking feedback from various organizations and communities to make the controller more user-friendly. This means we might also see more Access controllers in the future.

This is an attempt by Sony to make a more user-friendly environment inspired by Forza Motorsport, which recently introduced Audio prompts in the game that have allowed visually impaired gamers to play the title using voice commands. The controller is said to support PlayStation 5 titles like Gran Turismo 7 and God Of War Ragnarok. People who have yet to try these titles will soon be able to enjoy the gameplay. So stay tuned for more updates on the matter.

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Huawei Mate 50 & P60 get stable HarmonyOS 4 update in China

Huawei is rolling out HarmonyOS 4.0 in China. Earlier this week, we covered the phones and tablets which are eligible for Huawei’s latest OS update. You can check out the complete list by clicking here. According to the latest reports that have emerged online, two of the flagships, the P60 and Mate 50, have received the stable HarmonyOS 4 update. Here are the improvements and features you can expect from the update.

HarmonyOS 4 update on P60

HarmonyOS 4.0 new features

With this update, users will now be able to set their favorite emoji as wallpapers and choose the colors of their app icons to match the device’s layout. This OS will allow users to sort the notifications by priority and group them together. For instance, notifications from the same app will be grouped together, providing more details about each without the need to open them individually. Additionally, users can now quickly highlight and select text and images by double-clicking. Holding down will enable you to store these selections in the Super Transfer Station, allowing convenient temporary storage or sharing of multiple items simultaneously.

The OS will come with a Parental Control system allowing you to view the location of your child’s device with the help of Huawei ID. The privacy center allows you to refine application tracking activities for specific applications and disable tracking for specified applications.

More devices in China will continue to receive this update. So stay tuned.

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Google’s plan for gaming Chromebooks with Nvidia GPU is no more

Google had been working on a project to bring new Chromebooks with built-in NVIDIA graphics cards to market. However, new reports say that the project has been called off, dashing hopes for a true gaming Chromebook. A comment on the Chromium Gerrit commit has revealed that multiple Nvidia Chromebook projects have been canceled. 

Google’s gaming Chromebook dream is over

The commit, which was shared by About Chromebooks, stated that the “Herobrine, Hades, and Agah” boards have all been “canceled”. As per 9to5Google, the Hades board was to be the basis for the RTX 4050 Chromebooks, while the Agah board was used for development testing only and featured RTX 3050 graphics.

This means, Google canceled the development of three Chromebook boards that were designed to support Nvidia GPUs. This is disappointing news for those who were hoping for more powerful gaming Chromebooks. 

That said, it’s possible that the company may still release future Chromebooks with dedicated GPUs. A newer code change has revealed the existence of a board codenamed “Aurora.” This board is believed to be for internal Steam testing purposes and not a real device, but it is specifically marked as having an RTX 3050 graphics card. Therefore, work might still be ongoing to make Steam on ChromeOS compatible with dedicated GPUs.

Besides the cancellation of the Nvidia-powered Chromebook boards, Google has also canceled the development of Chromebooks powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 7c+ Gen 3. This means that there will be no new ChromeOS tablets in the near future.

In the grand scheme of things, it appears that we’ll probably have to rely on integrated graphics for managing our gaming requirements on Chromebooks. However, if you’re aiming to enjoy an intensive game on a Chromebook, you might want to explore options cloud gaming options like NVIDIA GeForce Now for the time being.

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Boat Aavante Bar 520 soundbar launched in India for ₹1,499

After recently launching the Boat Flash Plus and the Strom Plus smartwatches, the brand has now launched a soundbar in the Indian market called the BoAt Aavante Bar 520. It is a budget-friendly soundbar with a price tag of below Rs. 2000. You can check out the details below.

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Aavante Bar 520 soundbar specs

The Aavante Bar 520 soundbar offers clear and strong sound with 16W power and dual passive radiators. It has a 2.0 Channel Stereo Sound setup that makes your audio sound good. You can connect to it wirelessly using Bluetooth v5.0, and it can play for up to 6 hours before needing a charge. The design appears modern and elegant, and its compact size makes it convenient to carry around.

boAt Aavante Bar 520

The Boat Aavante Bar 520 can be connected to different devices like phones and computers using Bluetooth, AUX, or USB. It has a wide frequency range from low to high frequencies (82Hz-20KHz) and a signal-noise ratio of ≥ 70dB which means that it doesn’t have much-unwanted noise.

Pricing & availability

The Boat Aavante Bar 520 soundbar has a price tag of Rs 1,499. It can be purchased from both Flipkart and Boat’s website.

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iPhone 15 Series May Finally Get Faster Charging Speed Up To 35W

Yesterday leaked images of the USB-C port on the iPhone 15 series surfaced revealing support for Thunderbolt. The next-generation flagship offerings from Apple are widely anticipated to come with a USB-C port to comply with the EU norms. The Cupertino-based tech giant has been significantly lagging behind its Android rivals in adopting fast charging speeds for its iPhones. Now, this is expected to change if a report from 9to5Mac indeed turns out to be true. 

iPhone 15 series may get bumped up fast charging speeds

iPhone 15 series with USB-C Charging

The folks at 9to5Mac citing industry sources reveal that the iPhone 15 series will come with faster charging speeds up to 35W. This would be a much-needed welcome upgrade since the non-Pro models have painfully 20W wired charging speed whereas it maxes out at 27W on the Pro variants. The upgraded charging speed could reduce the charging time as it currently takes approx two hours to fully top up the iPhone 14 Pro Max. 

The publication adds that one thing remains unclear whether Apple will introduce 35W charging speed on all four iPhone 15 models or if it will only be limited to Pro variants. Considering Apple’s track record at distinguishing the non-Pro from Pro, the second option largely seems like a possibility. 

Previously, it was tipped that the Apple iPhone 15 series could feature stacked battery technology. This coupled with the rumored support for Thunderbolt may offer faster charging speeds for the upcoming flagships. Additionally, Apple also sells a 35W dual USB-C charger introduced last year as well as a 30W USB-C charger for the MacBook Air. Both support iPhones at the maximum speed. 

Earlier in March this year, noted Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo had said that the iPhone 15 may support fast charging speeds via USB-C but only with certified cables. 

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Huawei Mate 60 prototype testing could begin as soon as next week

Huawei is getting ready to release the Mate 60 in China. It’s expected to launch before October 1st, which is National Day. We previously shared leaked pictures of what could be the new Huawei Mate 60. This is the next flagship phone after the Mate 50 series, which launched in September 2022. As we get closer to the launch date, more leaks are coming out online, thanks to a well-known tipster 定焦数码 (Fixed Focus Digital).

Huawei Mate 60 Weibo post

As per the post, testing of the Mate 60 prototype is scheduled to start in the upcoming week. This indicates the completion of the development phase. The company will now distribute the prototype to different internal teams for testing its performance and durability. It’s important to mention that the prototype is primarily focused on performance and doesn’t showcase the final appearance of the smartphone. Changes to the rear material are likely as the launch date approaches. The rumored key specs of the device are provided below.

Huawei Mate 60 key specs

The smartphone is expected to feature a “Spirit Island” design, which is a pill-shaped front camera cutout quite similar to the iPhone 14 Pro. It will come with a 6.7-inch OLED panel with 1.5k resolution, rumored to be powered by the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 SoC. The device is said to be equipped with a triple rear camera setup, with 50MP as the main camera, 12MP as the periscope telephoto lens, and a 13MP ultrawide sensor.

In addition, Huawei recently rolled out HarmonyOS 4.0, its latest operating system which is in closed beta. Before the official release, eligible phones and tablets can try out HarmonyOS 4 for beta testing in China. This means that the Mate 60 will likely launch with HarmonyOS 4 pre-installed.

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Samsung rumored to be working on three new camera sensors, one with 440MP

Samsung introduced the 200MP camera on its Galaxy lineup with the S23 Ultra. While the company has yet to democratize this sensor across its lineup, reports suggest that Samsung is planning to go even further in 2024 with three new sensors, including a new 440MP camera.

Samsung 440MP ISOCELL Camera Sensor

Samsung is working on a 440MP camera sensor

According to tipster Revegnus, Samsung is mass-producing a new 50MP GN6 sensor with a 1.6μm pixel size, and a 200MP HP7 sensor with a 0.6μm pixel size. But the most interesting of the bunch is the 440MP HU1 sensor, but its pixel size isn’t confirmed yet.

All three sensors are expected to go into mass production in the second half of 2024. But Revegnus says it’s unlikely that these sensors will be used in Samsung products. 

The new 50MP ISOCELL GN6 could be a successor to the ISOCELL GN1 and ISOCELL GN2 camera sensors, with a large 1.6μm pixel size. This would be an upgrade over the ISOCELL GN2’s 1.4μm pixel size, and if true, the ISOCELL GN6 could be Samsung’s largest and first 1-inch type camera sensor to rival Sony’s IMX989 sensor. It would be a perfect fit for flagship smartphones. However, the tipster says it is unlikely that the GN6 sensor will be used in Samsung phones. Instead, it is more likely to be used by Chinese manufacturers.

The 200MP HP7 sensor was initially planned for the Galaxy S25 Ultra, but it was canceled due to its high cost. However, Revegnus says there is another 320MP sensor in development. It’s possible that this sensor could be used in the Galaxy S26 Ultra. The MediaTek Dimensity 9200 chipset already supports 320MP cameras, and the upcoming Snapdragon chip might also support 320MP cameras. So, it’s possible that 320MP sensors could be the next big thing in smartphones after 200MP cameras.

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Samsung Galaxy A05s Spotted on FCC, Specs Confirmed

Samsung is bringing new entry-level smartphones including the Galaxy A05 and Galaxy A05s smartphones. The successor to Galaxy A04 is coming with considerable upgrades including a new chipset and camera configuration. It was recently spotted at Federal Communications Commission (FCC) with some new details.

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Samsung Galaxy A05s Impending Launch

The FCC listing unveils a bit of detail about the smartphone’s design and other specifications. It appears to be a 4G LTE device carrying along support for WiFi 2.4/5GHz, and Bluetooth 5.3. Interestingly, the Galaxy A05 was also recently spotted on FCC with triple WiFi band support. Such features testify that the Galaxy A05s will be the lite version of the standard Galaxy A05. Further, the Galaxy A05s is tested with a 4000 mAh SLC-51 battery and TA-800 25W fast charger.

The schematic design has unleashed its rear design featuring a round camera module, and Samsung branding at the bottom center of the device. The round corners are quite visible in the design. Other details about the device are yet under wraps.

Some previous leaks do shed some light on the specifications including the presence of Helio G85 chipset and 4GB RAM. It will run on Android 13 and will bundle some other upgrades.

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Meanwhile, the Galaxy A04 was launched with a 6.5-inch PLS LCD display and Helio P35 SoC, 8GB RAM, and 128GB Internal Storage. So, the presence of a new chipset will surely improve the performance and efficiency of the new smartphone.

We expect more details about the Galaxy A05 in the coming few days which may get unleashed via the upcoming leaks and certifications.

Vivo Y77t With 120Hz Display, Dimensity 7020 Launched In China

Recently, Vivo launched the Y78+ (t1) edition smartphone in China. Now the brand has silently introduced a new Y-series device in the country. The latest offering is the Vivo Y77t and it has the same specifications as the Y78 5G albeit with a different moniker. The latter was announced earlier in May this year. Notably, the Y77t also has a cheaper price tag but with a bumped-up base storage. Let’s take a look at the phone’s technical specifications. 

Vivo Y77t specifications and features

The Vivo Y77t has a 6.64-inch LCD screen bearing an FHD+ resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate. It also supports HDR10. There is a center-aligned punch-hole cutout and the device is said to offer a 91.06 percent screen-to-body ratio. Design-wise, the smartphone has a gradient back panel housing a squarish camera module. The power button doubles up as a fingerprint scanner for security and easy accessibility.  

On the imaging front, the Vivo Y77t features dual rear cameras of a 50MP main sensor paired with a 2MP depth lens. There is an 8MP front-facing snapper for selfies. 

A MediaTek Dimensity 7020 which is a rebadged version of the Dimensity 930 powers the Vivo Y77t under the hood. It packs up to 12GB RAM and 256GB native storage. The smartphone is backed by a 5,000mAh battery unit with support for 44W fast charging. Software-wise, it runs on OriginOS 3 based on Android 13. Connectivity options on the device include 5G, WiFi, Bluetooth, a USB-C port, and a 3.5mm jack. 

The Vivo Y77t starts at CNY 1,399 for the base 8GB + 256GB variant whereas the 12GB + 256GB option costs CNY 1,599. It is offered in Phoenix Gold, Black, and Jade Green colors. The device is already available for purchase in China. 

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Vivo V29e Confirmed To Launch In India On August 28

Vivo has officially announced the launch date of the V29e smartphone in India. It is set to debut in the last week of August. The upcoming offering will arrive as the successor to the last year’s V23e which was announced in February last year. To recall, Vivo skipped the E moniker on the V25 and V27 series already available in the country. Recently, Vivo teased the key specifications and pricing of the next V-series phone. 

Vivo V29e launch date announced

The Vivo V29e is set to be unveiled on August 28, Monday at 12 pm local time. The launch event will also be live-streamed on the brand’s social handles, Flipkart, and YouTube channel. The smartphone is already confirmed to be available for purchase from Flipkart as well as from the company’s website, and retail outlets. It is expected to go on sale soon after it launches. Vivo is touting the V29e to be the slimmest phone with a 3D curved screen in the Rs 25,000-30,000 price segment. This pricing is expected to be for the base RAM and storage configuration.

The Vivo V29e is confirmed to come with a center-aligned punch-hole 3D display with a 58.7-degree curvature. It will feature a 120Hz refresh rate. The smartphone’s Artistic Red variant will flaunt a color-changing rear panel technology that will change Red hue to Black color. The upcoming offering has a dual-toned back panel where the left side has a glossy finish with subtle geometrical shapes and the other half seems to feature a leather texture. There are two camera rings accentuated in the Gold color

In the camera department, the Vivo V29e is confirmed to come with a 50MP selfie camera with eye autofocus technology and a 64MP OIS-enabled primary rear camera.

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Xiaomi 13T Pro renders leak ahead of alleged September 1 launch

Earlier this week, Redmi launched the Redmi K60 Ultra smartphone in China. A slightly tweaked version of the device is expected to debut in the global market soon under the Xiaomi 13T Pro moniker. The launch is expected to happen on September 1, however, renders of the device have already leaked online.

The leak comes from MySmartPrice, who have credited tipster Kacper Skrzypek for the pictures. Starting from the back design, it is quite similar to the K60 Ultra, which means we get a flat back with flat edges. The camera module design is also similar, however, the 13T Pro has Leica branding on it, which isn’t present on the back of the K60 Ultra.

Two color options are revealed in the renders: Black and light blue. The black variant appears to feature a glass back, while the blue color option appears to have a vegan leather back. Furthermore, the images also show that the power and volume buttons will be located on the right edge of the device, whereas at the bottom side, the handset will have a speaker grill, a USB Type-C port, and a SIM card slot.

Xiaomi 13T Pro specs (rumored)

In a recent leak, we found out that the 13T Pro will be slightly different from the K60 Ultra. While the display will be the same 6.67-inch OLED panel with 1.5K resolution and a 144Hz refresh rate, the camera setup will be a bit different.

It will feature a Sony IMX707 50-megapixel primary camera, paired with a 13MP OmniVision OV13B ultra-wide camera and an OV50D 50-megapixel telephoto camera. Up-front, the device has a 20-megapixel Sony IMX596 camera.

Inside, it’s likely that the device will run on the Dimensity 9200 Plus chip, offering up to 16GB of really fast RAM and a whopping 1TB of storage. The phone will also come with a fingerprint sensor under the screen, dual stereo speakers, an X-axis linear motor, and a tough body with IP68 water and dust resistance.

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Apple celebrates 30 year anniversary in China with special event

Apple recently completed its 30 years of establishment in China. Tim Cook, the current CEO of Apple, celebrated Apple’s 30th anniversary by posting a message on Weibo. In the post, Cook expresses his gratitude towards all his colleagues, customers, and partners in China. The post also had a link inside, that takes you to China’s official Apple website.

Here is what it says.

Tim Cook Weibo post

The message starts with Apple celebrating its 30 years of providing products and services in the Chinese market, contributing to the local community through educational and social events. Tim Cook says they have been proud to serve customers by sharing their latest innovations. They will continue to do so to enrich the lives of Chinese customers and help them connect with each other. Cook says this is an attempt to grow their technology to meet the community’s requirements.

Cook also shared some data related to the company’s business in the country. Apple has expanded opportunities for developers and created millions of jobs in China through the iOS app economy. From 2019 to 2022, the number of apps in China’s App Store doubled, and small developers earned 59% more money from 2020 to 2022. Also, in 2022, it is expected that nearly 23% of new App Store creators will be from China.

Furthermore, as per Counterpoint Research, Apple has secured a 20% market share in the Chinese market, making it the top market holder in the first quarter of 2023. This achievement is noteworthy, especially when compared to rivals such as Oppo, Vivo, Honor, and Xiaomi.

To celebrate its 30th anniversary in China with Chinese customers, Apple will hold a special event today, August 18th, at the Apple Sanlitun retail store, the first Apple store opened in China 15 years ago. There will be performances by music producers, singers, and Zhang Yadong, also known as “The Golden Producer.”

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Huawei FreeBuds SE 2 new color variant, ‘Island Blue’ is available in China

Earlier, we reported that Huawei launched its latest FreeBuds SE 2 globally. These turned out to be a success in the global market. Now, the company has revealed its new color variant, Island Blue, which officially went on sale on August 17 in China. Here is what you need to know about the FreeBuds SE 2.

Huawei FreeBuds SE 2 Island Blue

Huawei FreeBuds SE 2 Specifications

The earphones provide 9 hours of battery life once fully charged with a charging case that can supply a battery life of up to 40 hours. The device supports Bluetooth 5.3 technology allowing it to pair with smartphones quickly. It is also IP54 splash resistant, meaning it can withstand exposure to water and dust. For those wondering, it houses a USB-C port which is used to charge the case. These earbuds come with a touch sensor allowing users to pick up or hang up calls and change the music track.

Price and Availability

One thing to note is that the product is currently available at a discounted price for a limited time. The device is listed on jd.com with a price tag of 179.00 Yuan (roughly $25). Those who purchase the product will receive a pair of earbuds, one charging box, one quick-start guide and safety manual, a Warranty certificate, and a charging cable.

Interestingly, the white color FreeBuds SE 2 was also recently listed in Colombia with a price tag of 299,900 Colombian pesos (roughly $73). Huawei is also offering a discount coupon of 55% if you purchase the white earbuds before August 22, 2023. You can check out the full article by clicking here.

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Huawei partners with Chery to unveil LUXEED: Exec calls it China’s electric BMW

Earlier today (18th August 2023), Huawei partnered with Chery to announce a new brand dubbed LUXEED. This brand-new car brand will launch the Zhijie S7 as its first-ever model. So let’s have a look.

Huawei & Chery Launch LUXEED: New luxury EV brand

The tech giant is partnering up with Chery, which is a popular automobile maker in China. Chery is known for its Exceed series of cars, and now, it has unveiled the LUXEED lineup of cars after forming a partnership with Huawei. In a recent press conference, Chery’s Executive VP, Gao Xinhua, compared the existing Exceed series with Mercedes-Benz, showcasing its focus on luxury and comfort.

Chery Exceed

He further added that the new LUXEED series will basically be the electric “BMW” in China. This means that these two lineups will likely target two separate audiences in the automobile market in the region. For those unaware, the LUXEED will be a part of Huawei’s smart car business as well. Based on earlier reports, the new S7 model will be equipped with Huawei motors. The rear-wheel drive model has a maximum power output of 215 kilowatts.

On the other hand, the four-wheel drive variant adds 150 kilowatts to the front motors, with a total system power of 365 kilowatts. This upcoming vehicle will also be equipped with LiDAR technology, which will enable high-level smart driving assistance functions.

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Moto G54 press renders leak, global launch expected soon

Motorola is gearing up to launch the successor of the Moto G53 5G, called the G54 5G soon. The launch is expected to happen globally, as the smartphone has picked up many regional certifications. Now, press renders of the smartphone have emerged online.

The leak comes from known tipster Evan Blass who has shared the Moto G54 renders in three colors.

Previous reports have mentioned that the smartphone will come in four hues: Ballad Blue, Coronet Blue, Ambrosia, and Outer Space. So it looks like there is another blue color option that could be revealed later. The design is the same as revealed in an earlier leak. On the rear panel of the smartphone, there’s a square-shaped camera module, while the right side features a power button that also functions as a fingerprint scanner. Moving to the front, the device boasts a centered punch-hole design.

Moto G54 specs

The Moto G54 5G smartphone is said to boast a 6.5-inch display, delivering FHD+ resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate. A 50MP primary camera, equipped with OIS, will lead the camera setup, while details remain undisclosed for the secondary sensor. Selfie-wise, a 16MP front camera is expected.

Under the hood, the device will offer a maximum of 8GB RAM and internal storage reaching 256GB, expandable up to 1TB via a microSD card slot. A robust 5,000mAh battery will fuel the smartphone, enhanced by fast charging (specific speed unspecified). Elevating audio experience, stereo speakers with Dolby Atmos and Moto Spatial Sound support will be present. The device will debut with Android 13 out of the box.

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Sony PS5 Pro surfaces online, specs hint at major upgrade

Sony has been rumored to be working on a new console that will act as a mid-cycle hardware refresh for the PlayStation 5. The rumors have hinted at a PS5 Pro and PS5 Slim model being developed, and now, a new leak shares details regarding the Pro model. So here are all the details.

Sony PS5 Pro Specs

In a recent report, we covered a new leaked video that showcased the design of the PlayStation 5 Slim. Initial rumors hinted at Sony is working on the PlayStation 5 Pro, but it was later rumored that the company will likely work on the PS6 rather than an upgraded version of the PS5. However, it appears that the Japanese tech giant is still working on a PS5 Pro based on a new report from RedGamingTech.

Sony Ps5

The YouTuber states that the PlayStation 5 Pro will arrive with a notable upgrade in terms of hardware. According to the report, the PS5 Pro will feature an APU that has a 3.6GHz CPU and 2.7GHz GPU. In comparison, the PS5’s CPU has a 3.5GHz clock speed and a 2.23GHz GPU. RedGamingTech speculates that the PS5 Pro will be capable of outputting roughly 23.04TFLOPS.

With these updates, it is possible for this upcoming console to offer true 60fps gaming at 4K resolution or improved 8K gaming with ray-tracing. Keep in mind that this is just speculation so take this report with a pinch of salt for now and stick around for more updates regarding this matter.

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Upcoming Smartphones: Realme 11 5G and more

Only one brand has scheduled smartphone launches for next week. The company we are talking about is Realme.

It will be debuting two phones in India. Both of them are budget 5G-enabled handsets.

At least one of these devices is expected to take on the recently released Redmi 12 5G in the country. Let’s take a look at these products.

Upcoming Smartphones Next Week

1. Realme 11 5G

Realme 11 5G

The Realme 11 5G will be unveiled in India on August 23 at 12 PM IST. As of writing this article, it is not clear whether the device coming to India is the same as the one sold in Southeast Asia.

Anyways, the brand has officially revealed the handset to sport a 108MP primary camera with in-sensor 3x zoom support. It is also said to carry support for 67W SuperVOOC fast charging.

The phone may come with a .72-inch FHD+ 120Hz display (LCD), a MediaTek Dimensity 6100 Plus chipset, a side-mounted fingerprint sensor, and a 5,000mAh battery.

2. Realme 11x 5G

Realme 11x 5G

The Realme 11x 5G will be also announced in India on August 23 at 12 PM IST. It is a toned-down version of Realme 11 5G.

Instead of a 108MP main camera, this device will feature a 64MP sensor. But it will retain the flat frame design with a circular camera island.

Unfortunately, we don’t have any more info on this product. But it will be more or less the same as the Realme 11 5G with some differences.

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Razer BlackWidow V4 75% TKL keyboard launched with Orange tactile switches for $190

After launching the BlackWidow V4 Pro back in February, Razer has now debuted a 75% keyboard in the series called the Razer BlackWidow V4 75%. The keyboard is quite compact for a ten-key-less design and offers features like ABS stock caps with a double-shot design, along with N-key rollover and anti-ghosting features. The brand also mentions that they have lubed up the stabilizers, so you won’t be hearing any sharp, rattling noises while pressing the keys.

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Razer BlackWidow V4 75% specs

The Razer BlackWidow V4 75% keyboard uses special Razer Mechanical Switches (Orange tactile mechanical switches gen‑3) that have a tactile feel and are not too noisy. The keys are also hot-swappable. The keyboard is smaller than usual, but it still has all the important keys like the function keys and arrows. It can light up in lots of colors using Razer Chroma RGB. Plus, it comes with a comfy wrist rest that sticks easily.

Razer BlackWidow V4 75

You can save up to 5 different setups on the keyboard itself. There are buttons to control music and videos, and you can even take the cable off. The keys are strong and won’t wear out quickly. The top part of the keyboard is made from tough 5052 Aluminum Alloy, and it has foam inside to make it quieter.

Razer BlackWidow V4 75

It also has special tape to stop electricity from going where it shouldn’t. If you like customizing your keyboard, you can add some special parts to make the keys more stable. But be careful because changing things might void the warranty. The keyboard comes with 2-side underglow strips, and a high polling rate of up to 8,000 Hz. Additionally, it supports n-key rollover and anti-ghosting for precise and responsive typing experiences.

Price & availability

You can find the BlackWidow V4 75% available for purchase at a price of US$189.99 on both razer.com and Amazon.

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