Tesla Leads Electric Vehicle Sales in California as Registrations Surge State-wide

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Jul 25, 2023

Hearmo has unveiled its latest lineup of wireless earbuds under the HearPods moniker. The premium lineup includes the HearPods Pro 2 ANC, HearPods Mini, HearPods Pro, and HearPods Air TWS earbuds. This follows the earlier release of the Hearmo Bluetooth wireless neckbands earlier this month. Each of the new HearPods gadgets has been designed to deliver enhanced sound and improved connectivity, according to Hearmo.

Hearmo is a budding Indian company with an increasing portfolio of audio products in the Indian market. The HearPods Pro 2 ANC comes with enhanced active noise cancellation for optimal audio output. It outputs well-defined, crisp, and sparkling audio across the frequency range. It is equipped with a 10mm dynamic driver with AAC support. Its four MEMS mics help to deliver exceptional clarity during calls and 50-60ms latency. The HearPods Pro ANC supports Bluetooth 5.3 connectivity.

The Hearmo HearPods Mini has a semi-in-ear, ergonomic design. It comes with a 13mm dynamic driver and Bluetooth 5.3 connectivity. There are two MEMS microphones on the earbuds and up to 14 hours of battery life. It comes with intuitive touch controls and USB-C charging. Voice Assistant support is also featured on the HearPods Mini while it is available in Black and White colors. The HearPods Pro delivers crystal-clear audio during playback and when making calls. It also comes with a semi-in-ear design that guarantees comfort during extended use. It has a 13mm dynamic driver and IPX4 protection against sweat and water drops.

The Hearmo HearPods Air TWS earbuds have up to 24 hours of battery life. It delivers ultra-low latency audio output and supports noise cancellation. It also features in-ear detection, a 13mm dynamic driver, Bluetooth 5.3, touch control, and ASAP 3c Fast Charging. The HearPods Air is available in Black and Blue colorways.

The Hearmo HearPods lineup is priced between Rs. 799 (~$10) for the HearPods Mini and Rs. 1,699 (~$21) for the HearPods Pro 2 ANC. All the products are available from retail platforms across the subcontinent as well as from the Hearmo website.

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DJI Air 3 drone with dual 4K cameras announced

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Jul 25, 2023

DJI, the global leader in drone tech has unveiled its latest drone DJI Air 3. The semi-flagship drone stands out with its dual camera and offers more powerful photo and video capabilities than its predecessor Air 2s.

DJI Air 3 specifications:

DJI Air 3 comes with a dual 4K camera system, featuring a wide-angle lens with a 24mm equivalent focal length and an f/1.7 aperture, as well as a medium telephoto lens with a 70mm equivalent focal length and an f/2.8 aperture. Both these lenses are 1/1.3-inch in size and support dual native ISO.

The medium telephoto lens provides a 3-9x zoom range while the wide-angle lens offers a 1-3x zoom range. On the other hand, its predecessor, the DJI Air 2S, had a single 22mm lens with an f/2.8 aperture and a 1-inch CMOS sensor.

The DJI Air 3 offers superior video capabilities compared to its predecessor, the Air 2S. It can shoot uncropped, high-frame-rate 4K@100fps and 4K@60fps with HDR, providing a richer visual experience. In contrast, the Air 2S can shoot 5.4K at 30fps or 4K at 60fps. Additionally, the Air 3 supports dual 2.7K vertical shooting in a 4:3 aspect ratio, eliminating the need for post-cropping and reaching the display limit of most smartphones.

The drone is equipped with an advanced safety feature, the omnidirectional vision sensing system. This system can detect obstacles in all directions, and with the help of APAS 5.0, it can smoothly navigate around detected obstacles, ensuring a safe flight.

The DJI Air 3 comes with advanced color modes, offering 10-bit D-Log M and 10-bit HLG support across all lenses. The 10-bit D-Log M mode preserves more detail in highlights and shadows, allowing for flexible post-processing. On the other hand, the 10-bit HLG mode delivers a higher dynamic range directly on HDR-supporting devices, eliminating the need for post-color grading.

The DJI Air 3 is packed with intelligent features like focus follow for capturing stunning shots and Waypoint Flight for precise flight routes and missions day and night. Its Night Scene mode enables impressive 4K@30fps low-light captures with noise reduction, and it also supports slow motion recording in either 4K/100fps or 1080p/100fps for creating 4x slow-motion videos.

The DJI Air 3 features a new O4 HD image transmission system with a range of up to 20 kilometers, offering improved stability and supporting 1080p/60fps image transmission. It also has a higher wind resistance of 12 m/s compared to the Air 2S’s 10.7 m/s.

Despite being slightly heavier at 720g compared to the Air 2S’s 595g, it compensates with many more features and higher wind resistance. The Air 3 also boasts an extended battery life, providing a maximum flight time of 46 minutes with its 4241mAh battery, a 48% improvement over the previous generation. The new charging hub allows power collection, enabling the transfer of remaining power from multiple batteries to the one with the highest capacity.

The DJI Air 3 is available for purchase from today on store.dji.com and through authorized retail partners. It comes in three configurations:

DJI Air 3 (DJI RC-N2) priced at $1,099
DJI Air 3 Fly More Combo (DJI RC-N2) priced at $1,349
DJI Air 3 Fly More Combo (DJI RC 2) priced at $1,549

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Oukitel RT6 rugged tablet with 20,000mAh battery, Android 13 & a detachable kickstand unveiled

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Jul 25, 2023

The Oukitel RT6 tablet has been launched and it comes with some decent features. The new and rugged tablet comes with a high-capacity 20,000mAh battery and runs on Android 13. The tablet also comes with a detachable kickstand for added versatility.

The Oukitel RT6 is being propped as the brand’s most powerful rugged Android tablet. It has a 10.1-inch display, as well as an expandable RAM. Oukitel is promising outdoor productivity for extended periods using the RT6. The rugged tablet comes with IP68/ IP69K/ MIL-STD-810 standard. Its battery offers an extended usage time even when watching videos or playing games. It has a USB-C port for recharging the device at up to 33W speeds. The tablet can also be used as a power bank via its USB-C cable.

The Oukitel RT6 has an innovative and heavy-duty rear panel kickstand. This can be used as a handle or swapped out for a hand strap or a carrying strap. The tablet has a 14.4:9 aspect ratio and a display resolution of 1200 x 1920 pixels. The gadget is rated to have better visibility outdoors and its peak brightness is 400 nits. The RT6 has 8GB of RAM together with 256GB of internal storage. It is powered by the Media Tek MT8788 chipset which is a refreshed Helio P60.

The Oukitel RT6 has a dual-SIM 4G/LTE architecture and omits a microSD slot. The Oukitel RT6 is priced at $252.46 on AliExpress and additional discounts are available via coupons. The long battery life and versatility of the RT6 could spur demand for the product.

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AOC Q27G3XMN 2K QD-MiniLED Monitor with a 27-inch, 180Hz refresh rate screen is now on sale in China for 1,899 yuan ($266)

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Jul 25, 2023

Earlier this month, AOC unveiled its latest QD-Mini LED monitor, the Q27G3XMN 2K QD-Mini LED screen. Back then, availability details were lacking for the model. AOC has now released pricing and some availability information for the QC27G3MN 2K QD-MiniLED screen.

The AOC Q27G3XMN sports a 27-inch panel and 180Hz refresh rate. The high refresh rate is one of the highlights of the model which also supports Adaptive Sync synchronization technology. The Q27G3XMN delivers a 2K resolution (2560 x 1440p) and a high refresh rate.

The Adaptive-Sync technology helps to eliminate screen tearing and stuttering with the monitor. The display itself has passed VESA DisplayHDR 1000 certification. It uses MiniLED technology and has 1,344 LED particles + 336 partitions with independent backlight control. The monitor also has a 4000:1 static contrast ratio and an 80 million:1 dynamic contrast ratio. It also has 96% DCI-P3 coverage and 99% sRGB.

Connectivity options for the monitor include Display Port, HDMI, and a 3.5mm audio jack. The fuselage of the monitor has an adjustable stand that supports tilt, swivel, height, and left/right adjustments. The AOC Q27G3XMN 2K QD-MiniLED monitor has 88% NTSC color gamut coverage and its high refresh rates make it useful for gaming and other intense applications.

The AOC 2K QD-MiniLED monitor is available for pre-order from JD.com at a retail price of 1,899 yuan (~$266). It however requires an initial 100 yuan (~$14) or 200 yuan (~$28) deposit. The availability of the AOC 27” Monitor in overseas markets has not been specified by the OEM.

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Google Pixel Watch 2 could be lighter but less durable with an aluminum case

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Jul 25, 2023

Google Pixel Watch debuted last year as the brand’s first wearable, offering a premium design and stainless steel body. The search giant is now preparing the second-gen Pixel Watch, which is rumored to be powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon chip. The new wearable is also reportedly getting a makeover, with a new report suggesting that it will have an aluminum case. This could make the watch lighter but also more susceptible to damage.

Google Pixel Watch 2 could be a promising upgrade

According to a 9to5Google report, the Google Pixel Watch 2 is getting a makeover, and it’s losing some weight in the process. The second-generation wearable will be made with aluminum, instead of the stainless steel used in the first generation. As a result, the smartwatch could weigh slightly less. For reference, the original Pixel Watch weighs about 36 grams without straps, making it relatively heavier than many other options in the market.

The outlet reports Google is also preparing to launch new “Coach”-branded workouts as part of a redesigned Fitbit app, which is expected to launch alongside the Pixel Watch 2. The new Fitbit app is expected to include a number of new features, including a new UI and new metrics.

A previous report revealed the upcoming Pixel Watch 2 be equipped with the Snapdragon W5 Gen 1 platform chipset. The watch should be launched in two variants and one of the models will be equipped with an LTE modem. Both models will have a 41mm case which is compatible with Google’s watch straps. Pixel Watch 2 could share most of its design with its predecessor, featuring the same domed glass edge-to-edge construction.

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Xiaomi India President sees 5G taking off in the Rs 10,000 to Rs 15,000 price range

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Jul 25, 2023

Xiaomi has launched some high-end 5G phones in the market, including the Xiaomi 13 Ultra, which competes with the likes of Galaxy S23 Ultra and iPhone 14 Pro Max. Despite this, the Chinese company seems to be committed to its core strategy of offering affordable smartphones tailored for the Indian market. Xiaomi plans to cater to India’s budget-friendly 5G market segment as the company’s India president, Muralikrishnan B, recently pointed out that real potential for 5G lies within the price range of Rs 10,000 to Rs 15,000.

The Real Potential for 5G Lies in the Mid-Range Market?

Muralikrishnan B said in an interview with CNBC-TV18 that “Majority of the devices sold in the high-end segment, which is the above Rs 30,000 segment have 5G. Then it diffused to the Rs 15,000 to Rs 20,000 bracket. However, the big opportunity lies in the Rs 10,000 to Rs 15,000 bucket where we (Xiaomi) have launched a few devices like Redmi Note 10T 5G, Redmi Note 11T 5G.”

The executive is not wrong, as most Indians still prefer to buy a balanced budget smartphone rather than opting for a premium one. The average selling price (ASPs) of smartphones in India was $224 (around Rs. 18,000) in 2022, according to Statista. Additionally, focusing on the Rs 10,000 to Rs 15,000 price range might prove beneficial for Xiaomi, considering the company’s reputation for offering budget-friendly phones in India.

After all, Xiaomi is not having the best time in India. According to Counterpoint Research numbers from January, Xiaomi’s India smartphone shipments in 2022 declined by 24% year-on-year. Despite managing to maintain its top position overall for 2022, the company dropped to the third place in Q4, falling behind Samsung and its Chinese competitor, Vivo.

Xiaomi’s confusing portfolio might also have something to do with its dimming shine in India. We believe the Chinese giant needs to fix its smartphone portfolio in India to keep up with the competition.

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Xiaomi unveils the MIJIA Sweeping Robot 3C Enhanced Version with a 5000Pa Suction power & Laser Navigation

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Jul 25, 2023

Chinese tech giant Xiaomi has launched the MIJIA Sweeping Robot 3C Enhanced version. The robot vacuum is an upgraded version of the MIJIA 3C Robot Vacuum cleaner and comes with several upgrades in terms of suction power, dust box capacity, and water tank capacity.

The enhanced version boasts a staggering 5000Pa fan, delivering unmatched suction power that effectively captures dust and debris from every corner of the home. The vacuum clean comes with 3-speed suction modes. Its 400mL dust box capacity ensures extended cleaning sessions without frequent emptying. It also features a new dust box dust-proof sheet that prevents secondary pollution, keeping the air fresh and clean.

One of the most notable improvements is the intelligent laser navigation system, which allows the robot to create precise home maps, cover corners, and operate seamlessly in low-light conditions. Additionally, the built-in sensors effectively reduce collisions and jams, ensuring a hassle-free cleaning experience.

Another highlight of the Mijia Sweeping Robot 3C Enhanced Version is its mopping capability, supporting both bow-shaped path and Y-shaped mopping for thorough and efficient floor cleaning. The vacuum cleaner also supports XiaoAI’s voice control, or MIJIA app’s remote control, and supports viewing implementation progress, scheduled cleaning, scheduled cleaning, OTA upgrade, etc.

The MIJIA Sweeping Robot 3C Enhanced Version is priced at 1099 yuan ($154). There is no word yet on the availability of the product.

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Acer Nitro VG1 & VG0 series gaming monitors with 27″ WQHD IPS panels launched in Japan

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Jul 25, 2023

Acer has added two new 27-inch 2K monitors to its Nitro lineup called the Nitro VG1 (VG271UM3bmiipx) and the Nitro VG0 (VG270UEbmiipx). These panels are aimed at casual and esports gamers and come with a reasonable price tag. Let’s check out the features in detail.

Acer Nitro VG1 & Nitro VG0 monitors specs

The Acer Nitro VG1 (VG271UM3bmiipx) is a 27-inch monitor with a wide IPS panel featuring an anti-glare coating. It boasts a WQHD (2560 x 1440) resolution, offering sharp and clear images. Gamers will appreciate the 180Hz refresh rate and 0.5ms (GTG) response time, ensuring smooth and fluid gameplay. With AMD FreeSync Premium technology, screen tearing and stuttering are effectively eliminated. Additionally, the monitor supports HDR10, resulting in a wider color gamut and richer contrast for more realistic visuals.

To enhance user comfort, the Acer Nitro VG1 comes equipped with Blue Light Shield and Flickerless technology, reducing eye strain during extended use. For added convenience, it features HDMI 2.0 x 2 and DisplayPort v1.2 x 1 ports, as well as 2W + 2W stereo speakers for clear audio output. The monitor’s tilt angle can be adjusted up to 20° upwards and 5° downwards to suit individual preferences.

With VESA mount compatibility (100 x 100 mm), users have the option to mount the monitor on a wall or a compatible bracket. The overall dimensions of the monitor are approximately 614.0 x 475.0 x 240.0mm, and it weighs about 4.6kg with the stand or 4.2kg without it. The package includes essential accessories like DisplayPort and HDMI cables, a power cable, user guide, etc. The Acer Nitro VG1 comes with a 3-year warranty, with the panel and backlight unit covered for 1 year.

The Acer Nitro VG0 (VG270UEbmiipx), on the other hand, also boasts a WQHD (2560 x 1440) high-resolution IPS panel. It offers a 100Hz refresh rate and a fast 1ms (VRB) response time. AMD FreeSync technology ensures a lag-free and stutter-free gaming experience during intense action scenes.

Like its counterpart, the Nitro VG0 supports HDR10, offering a wide color gamut. It includes HDMI 2.0 x 2 and DisplayPort v1.2 x 1 ports and features 2W + 2W stereo speakers for clear audio output. The Blue Light Shield and Flickerless technology help reduce eye strain, and the zero-frame design gives the monitor a sleek and modern appearance.

Its dimensions are approximately 614.4 x 475.0 x 240.1 mm, with a weight of about 5.33kg with the stand or 4.88kg without it. The package includes an HDMI cable, power cable, user guide, pedestal, support, etc.

Pricing & availability

Currently, the Acer Nitro VG1 (VG271UM3bmiipx) is priced at ¥42,800 ($304) in Japan. On the other hand, the Nitro VG0 (VG270UEbmiipx) costs ¥29,979 ($213). It is currently unclear when the monitors will be launched in other regions.

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Vivo V3 imaging chip will bring 4K movie portrait mode for flagship phones

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Jul 25, 2023

Vivo V1 was announced back in 2021 as the company’s first imaging chip. This chip promised to enhance the imaging performance of Vivo phones and it delivered with noticeable improvements. Later the company also announced the V1+ and V2 chips with neat optimizations. Now, the Chinese company is ready to launch the V3 imaging chip later this month with an impressive 4K movie portrait mode.

Vivo V3 could come packed in the Vivo X100 series

Jia Jingdong, Vivo’s VP and General Manager of Brand & Product Strategy, announced the upcoming V3 imaging chip on Weibo. The chip will be the star of Vivo’s imaging festival, which takes place from July 23 to 31. The first week of the festival will also see the launch of the company’s latest imaging technology, the conclusion of the vivo Imaging Plus mobile phone photography competition, and the awarding of the vivo × FIRST ultra-short film competition.

Circling back to the V3 ISP. The teaser shared by the exec reveals the chip is based on a 6nm process and brings notable capabilities. It will let Vivo smartphones capture portrait mode videos up to 4K resolution and even offer advanced post-processing editing functions. It’s safe to say the chip will be featured inside the Vivo X100 flagships, expected sometime later this year.

To remind you, the Vivo V1 chip was first introduced in the Vivo X70 series in September 2021. The chip was made to work with the smartphone’s ISP to improve noise reduction, dynamic range, and color reproduction. Further, it also supports MEMC (motion estimation and motion compensation) technology, improving the smoothness of videos.

The Vivo V1+ chip was introduced with the Vivo X80 series in 2022. The chip is an upgraded version of the Vivo V1 chip, and it offers a number of improvements. Do you think in-house imaging chips give Vivo phones an upper hand over the competition?

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Huawei’s in-house Kirin chips to power mid-range phones later this year

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Jul 25, 2023

Kirin chips were once dominantly used in Huawei phones, but US sanctions restricted further development. Now, there are only a limited number of mid-range devices available in the market, powered by the older Kirin 710A SoC. While there have been rumors about these chips returning to the market, we are yet to see one actually materialize. It seems the wait will be over this year, as a popular tipster claims Kirin-branded processors are going to launch later this year, albeit without much firepower.

The yield rate of Kirin chips has started to increase: Tipster

Digital Chat Station has claimed on Weibo that Kirin chips return this year. Huawei has apparently started to get better yield from the chips, meaning the company is now able to produce more chips from a silicon wafer. This is good news because the production of chips will be more economical for the company if the yield rate is better.

In replying to comments, the source hinted that these upcoming Kirin chips won’t be powerful enough for a flagship phone. As Huawei Central rightly points out, the Mate 60 series is unlikely to pack Kirin SoCs under the hood. Instead, the flagship series might get MediaTek chips because Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 is ruled out by leaks, while the rumored Kirin chips could find their way into mid-range devices.

It seems that these alleged Kirin chips are based on larger process nodes. Leaks suggest that Huawei is making use of 12-14 nm process nodes. For those unfamiliar with the term, ‘node’ refers to the length of the transition gates. In simpler terms, a lower number indicates a better process. For example, a 4nm process node would be better than a 12nm node.

This news comes after Huawei denied the return of Kirin chips last year. Does that mean the company has managed to achieve some groundbreaking results in the development of its in-house chips? We can’t say for sure. But would you be willing to use Kirin-powered mid-range phones?

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iPhone 15 Series Likely Won’t Be Delayed, But Brace Yourself for the Most Expensive iPhones Ever

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Jul 25, 2023

The iPhone 15 series is about to be launched, and because of this, news about Apple’s much-awaited smartphone lineup is everywhere. We previously discussed Apple’s search for a ‘Bezel-less’ iPhone and the possible delay of the iPhone 15 series. Particularly, the delay news was a bit disappointing for users. However, recent information suggests that everything is going well for the company. Apple has apparently fixed the initial production problems with the displays for the iPhone 15 lineup, and for now, there’s no delay in sight. Here are the details…

Apple’s iPhone 15 Display Problems a Thing of the Past, New Models on Track for Release

Apple is a company that strongly adheres to its traditions. For this reason, it’s usually not too hard to predict what they’re going to do each year. However, the company sometimes manages to surprise everyone. For example, until recently, the standard iPhone and Pro series were identical to each other, apart from camera and size. But recently, the tech giant distinguished the two series in terms of both processor and design.

Therefore, while the iPhone 14 was introduced with a design featuring a notch, the iPhone 14 Pro and 14 Pro Max went on sale with the Dynamic Island feature. This situation confused many users and felt like two different generations of phones. Fortunately, Apple didn’t insist on this approach and, according to recent information, will use the Dynamic Island feature in all models this year. However, this has also brought about different problems.

In March 2023, there were news reports that Apple was having problems making the screens for the soon-to-be-released iPhone 15 series. This situation was especially concerning for people who were thinking about buying a new phone but were waiting for the release of the iPhone 15 series. Thankfully, these issues did not last long. Apple was said to have fixed the early screen production problems for the iPhone 15 series. As you may know, the company works with competitors like Samsung and LG for production.

According to reports, the manufacturer facing the problem was LG Display. The company was specifically having difficulties with creating the holes for the selfie camera and the Face ID. After cutting these parts on the OLED screens, a some kind a dark spots would form. Those who have used OLED phones before and experienced unfortunate accidents know that these spots can grow and, in a short time, you may not see anything on the screen. Luckily, this problem has been solved. In summary, LG created an isolated area where the cutting process would take place, and the damaged spot from the cut did not spread to the entire screen. This is great news, isn’t it? Well, not exactly.

Unfortunately, there was another special reason why Apple didn’t make changes every year, and that was cost. However, the company will include the Dynamic Island feature in the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus models to maintain its premium feel, and it will also use a USB-C port instead of Lightning in its phones to avoid issues with the European Union. This means that costs are going to significantly increase. If the claims are correct, the company will raise prices by at least $100 for its new models.

So, what do you think about this issue? Which do you think is more useful, the Dynamic Island or the notch?

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Infinix GT 10 Pro Price In India Teased, Offers Revealed Ahead Of Launch

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Jul 25, 2023

Infinix GT 10 Pro is confirmed to launch soon in India. The brand has started teasing its arrival. The upcoming device is confirmed to be available from Flipkart. The smartphone has already been spotted in leaked renders. Now the brand has revealed some key details of the upcoming GT series phone.

Infinix GT 10 Pro key specs teased, price and benefits revealed

As per the Flipkart microsite, the Infinix GT 10 Pro will be available for pre-order from August 3rd at 12 noon. However, the smartphone’s exact launch date remains unknown. It is teased to be priced under Rs 20,000 segment. The first 5,000 customers who pre-book the device will be eligible for a Pro Gaming Kit that will include universal shoulder triggers, gaming finger sleeves, and a carbon box. Buyers can avail Rs 2,000 instant bank discount or Rs 2,000 off on exchange. There is also a 6-month no-cost EMI on all banks.

The Infinix GT 10 Pro is also teased to feature a Cyber Mecha design with a transparent photo chromatic rear panel. The upcoming offering mimics Nothing Phone (2)’s transparent back panel design, however, it remains to be seen if the device will feature any LED lights.

As per Flipkart, the Infinix GT 10 Pro will feature a center-aligned punch-hole display and a SIM card-shaped camera module on the rear. The microsite also reveals that the device will come with an ad-free clean OS. The upcoming offering is expected to sport a 120Hz AMOLED display. On the optics front, the Infinix GT 10 Pro is teased to pack a 108MP main camera paired with two 8MP lenses. The Flipkart microsite will reveal more details in the coming days leading up to the launch event.

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After China, the Oppo Pad Air 2 will also launch in India: Report

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Jul 25, 2023

Last week, we found out that Oppo is working on a new tablet called the Oppo Pad Air 2. The device has already cleared the radio certification in China revealing that it features support for dual-band Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. Now, tipster Mukul Sharma has revealed that the tablet will also be coming to India.

In a recent tweet, Mukul Sharma has indicated that the upcoming Oppo Pad Air 2 will eventually be coming to India. However, the exact launch date, or even the launch timeline is still under wraps. A recent leak revealed that the Pad Air 2 could be equipped with an 8,000mAh battery. Other specifications are still unknown at the moment. So, let’s take a look at the specs of the Oppo Pad Air to get an idea of what to expect from the successor.

Oppo Pad Air specs

The OPPO Pad Air features a metallic body with a dual-tone back panel and a 10.36-inch LCD display offering 2,000 x 1,200 pixels resolution and 360 nits peak brightness. Under the hood, the tablet is powered by a Snapdragon 680 processor and comes with up to 6GB RAM and up to 128GB internal storage, expandable via a microSD card slot. It houses a 7,100mAh battery with 18W fast charging support.

It comes with an 8MP rear camera, a 5MP front-facing selfie snapper, and quad speakers. Running on Android 12 OS, the OPPO Pad Air is compatible with a smart stylus and keyboard. Connectivity options include a USB-C port, WiFi 6, and Bluetooth 5.1.

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