OnePlus has initiated the incremental rollout of OxygenOS 16.0.1.303 for the OnePlus 13s, which is its first update since upgrading to Android 16-based OxygenOS 16. The new update bringing performance improvements and feature enhancements to the flagship device.
Performance Optimizations
The update accelerates app launch speeds from the home screen, delivering a more responsive user experience. Phone Manager now executes virus scans faster, while the system integrates November 2025 Android security patches for improved protection.
Display and Customization Features
Full-screen Always-On Display functionality has been expanded to remain active throughout the day without requiring screen taps or lift gestures. Users can enable this through Settings under “Home screen, Lock screen & style – Always-On Display – Full-screen – Display settings – All day.”
Additional customization options include resizable clocks for select Flux themes, personalized widget naming capabilities, and an enhanced Ring fingerprint animation featuring a glowing effect for improved aesthetics.
Network Enhancements
A redesigned AI LinkBoost Network Engine interface provides visibility into network optimization metrics, including lag reduction statistics. The system now delivers real-time notifications during network acceleration in poor connectivity scenarios. Users can conduct network speed tests and monitor detailed status information, including latency and upload/download speeds.
Photography Improvements
The Photos app introduces automatic straightening functionality for portrait and architectural images during cropping and rotation operations.
This update only works if you already have OxygenOS 16. If you’re still on OxygenOS 15, upgrade to OxygenOS 16 first to get this update. The rollout is gradual. A small group of users gets it first, with wider distribution coming in a few days.
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OnePlus has started pushing the OxygenOS 16.0.1.304 update for the OnePlus 13 in India, after receiving the OxygenOS 16 update earlier this month. The rollout is happening in batches, and the build number for this release is CPH2649_16.0.1.304(EX01). A wider rollout will follow after the first set of users receives the update.
The update brings faster app launch speed from the Home screen. Users can also edit Flux themes with more control, including the option to resize the clock. Widget names can now be changed, which makes the Home screen easier to personalize.
The Photos app adds automatic straightening when cropping and rotating portrait and architectural shots. The Full screen Always On Display can now stay active all day without lifting the phone or tapping the screen. The feature can be found in Settings, under Home screen, Lock screen and style, Always On Display, Full screen, Display settings, All day. The update also improves virus scanning speed in Phone Manager.
The Lock screen fingerprint animation gets a visual update through the improved Ring animation, which now shows a glowing effect. OnePlus has also added the November 2025 Android security patch to improve system security.
Network features receive several upgrades. The AI LinkBoost Network Engine now has a new interface that shows the number of network optimizations and any reduction in lag time. Users will receive real-time alerts for network acceleration in poor network conditions. Network speed tests are now supported, with details on latency and upload and download speeds.
The update is only available for users who have already moved to OxygenOS 16. Users still on OxygenOS 15 must update first to receive the new build.
Since this is an incremental rollout, only a small group of users will get the update on the first day. A broader release will follow soon.
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The Red Magic 11 Pro continues Nubia’s legacy of building some of the most distinctive gaming smartphones in the world, and this year’s model takes things even further. Red Magic smartphones are known for their top tier specs, bold aesthetics, and much more, to offer some of the best gaming experiences on smartphones. While the older models already impressed with their active cooling systems, which included a tiny fan, the latest flagship gaming phone takes things a step further, so here’s a deep dive into everything that makes the Red Magic 11 Pro stand out from the crowd.
Red Magic 11 Pro and its Unapologetic Gaming-Themed Design
The Red Magic 11 Pro continues the brand’s signature transparent and gamer-centric design language. It features angular lines and an industrial look paired with a transparent panel on the back. This adds a futuristic aesthetic that showcases parts of the internal hardware. While a transparent panel aren’t unique by itself, we get a glimpse of the unique cooling system under the hood.
Red Magic 11 Pro
Unlike its predecessor, which only featured a cooling fan, the Red Magic 11 Pro pairs this with a liquid cooling system, and you can see this system in operation at any given moment. There is also the small fan that features the custom RGB lighting system. To improve the gameplay experience, the Chinese brand also includes 520Hz shoulder triggers for a controller-like experience.
Liquid Cooling: A First for Mobile Gaming
Liquid cooling is a term often associated with PC gaming enthusiasts and their high-end gaming rigs and not for smartphones. We have already seen vapor chamber cooling systems in the past, but the Red Magic 11 Pro packs a more sophisticated thermal system. Cooling has been the biggest selling point of Red Magic phones, and thanks to the dual liquid and air cooling system, the Red Magic 11 Pro is capable of sustaining peak performance during extended gaming sessions.
Red Magic 11 Pro Teardown Reveals the Liquid Cooling Mechanism
The internal cooling setup includes a larger vapor chamber, extended copper heat pipes, aerospace-grade graphite sheets, and a redesigned air duct that boosts airflow efficiency. The highlight is the new liquid-cooling loop, which uses a more efficient coolant and enhanced thermal pathways to keep the CPU and GPU significantly cooler during intense workloads. This ensures better sustained frame rates and reduces thermal throttling, which is essential for demanding titles like Genshin Impact, Call of Duty Mobile, and Warzone Mobile.
Real-World Gaming Experience Benefits
All of this advanced cooling directly impacts real-world performance. Red Magic built its latest flagship with a built-in PC emulator. So to experience the desktop level games, the dual cooling system helps keep Qualcomm’s top-end Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 running cooler. Efficient thermals translate to superior sustained performance. Meaning, the frames are stable at 60fps, 120fps, or higher. All in all, the Red Magic 11 Pro delivers one of the most stable and enjoyable mobile gaming experiences in the market.
Conclusion
The Red Magic 11 Pro sets itself apart with a bold, futuristic design and one of the most advanced cooling systems ever fitted into a smartphone. From its transparent aesthetic to its upgraded liquid-cooling loop and refined ergonomics, every element of this device caters to gamers who demand performance without compromise.
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BenQ has launched the BR9708, a purpose-built 4K projector designed for theme parks, immersive attractions, escape rooms, and other themed environments that need accurate color and strong contrast.
The BR9708 is built for low-light setups. It offers true 4K UHD with 8.3 million pixels, 100% DCI-P3 color coverage, and a 1200:1 native contrast ratio. This allows the projector to produce realistic skin tones, detailed textures, and deeper blacks without using filters or complicated calibration. It is meant to replace older lamp-based and low-contrast projectors that are still common in ride systems, simulators, and projection-mapped attractions.
BenQ has tuned the projector for accuracy through a seven-point factory color calibration with Delta E below 2. This helps multiple units match each other when used in blended projection setups. The BR9708 also includes a blending-ready feature that adjusts color, gamma, and alignment automatically for multi-projector installations.
The projector offers flexible placement options. It supports 50 percent vertical lens shift, 35 percent horizontal lens shift, centered optics, and full 360-degree installation. These options make it easier to fit the BR9708 into tight spaces or unusual mounting positions often found in themed environments.
Pricing & availability
The BenQ BR9708 laser projector is now available through BenQ’s authorized AV integration partners. In the UK, the projector is priced at 4,659 pounds and in the EU it is available for 6,499 euros.
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I have been using the Canon Pixma G4780 for some time now for my regular work documents, occasional colour prints and frequent scanning tasks. After putting it through everyday usage in a home-office environment, the G4780 comes across as a multifunction printer designed for consistent, cost-effective performance rather than flashy features. Here is how it holds up in real use.
Design and daily usability
Canon Pixma G4780
The Pixma G4780 is compact for an ink-tank printer with an ADF. It fits comfortably on a desk without demanding too much space, and at around 7.5 kg it is light enough to move around when needed. The layout is neat, the tanks are visible from the front and the build quality feels solid for its category.
The 2.7-inch color touchscreen is one of the most helpful elements of the design. Navigation is simple, and most settings such as Wi-Fi setup, print modes, copy preferences and maintenance functions are easy to access without diving through complicated menus. I customised a couple of shortcuts, which quietly made routine tasks a bit quicker.
Ink refilling is straightforward thanks to Canon’s no-spill bottle design. The bottles lock in place, fill automatically and stop once the tank is full, so there is no mess or risk of overfilling. Visibility of ink levels is excellent, something that becomes important when printing in volume.
Print quality and real-world performance
Print quality from the G4780 is consistent with Canon’s reputation. Black text looks crisp and well-defined, and colour output is vibrant enough for charts, presentations and school projects. It is not a professional photo printer, but casual 4 by 6-inch photo prints come out clean and bright.
Print speeds are reasonable for an ink-tank system. In day-to-day use, it delivers around 11 images per minute in black and 6 images per minute in colour. These are not the fastest figures, but they are steady and reliable enough for office and home workloads. Auto duplex printing works smoothly and adds convenience for longer documents, even if it slows down the process a bit.
Ink efficiency and maintenance
Canon Pixma G4780
The biggest strength of the G4780 is the ink economy. After several sets of documents and colour prints, the ink levels barely shifted, which is reassuring for anyone who prints regularly. Canon rates the bottles for up to 7600 pages in black and 8100 pages in colour using economy mode. While real-world results vary, the efficiency is clearly noticeable.
It helps that Canon includes full-capacity GI-71 bottles in the box rather than starter quantities. The user-replaceable maintenance cartridge is another practical touch, allowing routine upkeep without depending on service centres. For long-term users, this is a cost-saving feature that improves the printer’s life span.
Scanning, copying and overall workflow
The Auto Document Feeder turned out to be more useful than I initially expected. With a capacity of 35 sheets, it handles multi-page scans and copies with ease. I used it for contracts, old printouts, receipts and handwritten notes, and the feeder pulled pages cleanly without skewing or jamming. It is not very fast when copying in color, but the convenience of loading a batch and walking away far outweighs the speed.
The scanning quality is suitable for normal office work. The CIS scanner produces clear text and reasonably accurate colors at 600 by 1200 dpi. The ability to scan through both the flatbed and ADF means it covers everything from ID cards to long legal documents. I found the Canon PRINT app particularly helpful for scanning directly to my phone, especially when I needed to forward documents quickly.
Connectivity and printing convenience
Setting up the printer on Wi-Fi was simple and quick. The touchscreen makes the process easier because there is no guessing or trial-and-error with buttons. Once connected, the printer remained stable on the network.
Printing from mobile devices is smooth. The Canon PRINT app works reliably, and AirPrint and Mopria support ensure compatibility with both iOS and Android. Cloud printing through services like Google Drive also worked well. Printing from laptops is equally straightforward, and the drivers install without complications.
Direct Wireless mode is a surprisingly useful feature. It allows printing without a router, which is convenient when someone needs to print a document immediately without joining your home network.
Paper handling, noise and reliability
The rear tray supports a wide range of paper sizes, including A4, A5, Letter, Legal, various photo formats and even banner sheets up to 1200 mm in length. To test handling, I printed a long banner, and the printer managed it without any issues. For regular office tasks, the 100-sheet tray capacity is enough to avoid frequent refilling.
Noise levels are well managed. Quiet Mode makes the printer suitable for late-night use without disturbing others. Power consumption is also low, with the printer drawing only about 18W while operating.
Canon’s two-year or 30,000-print onsite warranty adds confidence to long-term use. The fact that print heads are included in the warranty is a reassuring addition.
Final thoughts
After using the Canon Pixma G4780 in a real home-office environment, it stands out as a dependable and economical multifunction printer. It does not aim for ultra-fast speeds or professional-grade photo output, but it delivers exactly what most home and small-office users need: reliable printing, useful scanning features, a genuinely helpful ADF, strong ink efficiency and seamless connectivity. If your focus is long-term savings, everyday convenience and solid print quality, the G4780 is a well-rounded choice that fits naturally into modern work or study routines. At present, it is available for Rs 20,899 on Amazon.
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While ASUS has yet to reveal any details or tease any new gaming smartphones, a new leak has hinted that the ROG Phone 10 series might be arriving soon with various upgrades over its predecessor. So here’s everything you need to know.
Next-Gen ASUS ROG Phone 10 Series Leaked
To recall, the company had launched the ASUS ROG Phone 9 and ROG Phone 9 Pro back on 19th November 2024. So after a whole year, one would expect that the brand is at least teasing the next gen models, but there has been no teaser so far. However, known tipster Smart Pikachu has revealed some details ahead of any official teasers. He claims that the ASUS ROG Phone 10 series is on the way with Qualcomm’s latest and greatest, Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 SoC.
ASUS ROG Phone 9
This chip would offer notable improvement in performance, like hardware level ray tracing, and upgrades in handling AI workloads. Smart Pikachu adds that the company will pack the ASUS ROG Phone 10 series with an improved heat dissipation system to keep this powerful chip cool. Last year’s ROG Phone 9 offered a super smooth 165Hz refresh rate display, which will likely return on the next gen models as well.
Earlier this year, ASUS launched the ROG Phone 9 FE, so the ROG Phone 10 series might also get a similar affordable option. Keep in mind that this is still just an unconfirmed report at the moment. Take this news with a pinch of salt and stick around for more.
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Harmonic Empire, a new brand formed by TANGZU and third-party investors, has introduced its first in-ear monitor called the Xiao Qiao. The brand operates with its own young team that handles strategy, design, and marketing, while TANGZU oversees management.
The Xiao Qiao follows a Three Kingdoms theme with a mecha-inspired look. It comes in Orange and Purple and targets younger listeners who want strong performance with a modern style. Harmonic Empire also plans to launch three products in 2025 and expand to five in 2026, covering IEMs, headphones, TWS earbuds, mini buds, earmuffs, and anime-themed accessories.
The Xiao Qiao uses a 10 mm graphene dynamic driver. Graphene gives the driver high rigidity and low weight, which helps deliver fast response, tight bass, natural mids and crisp highs. The semi-open panel design reduces internal air pressure and allows the driver to move more freely. This creates a wider soundstage, more accurate imaging and better bass control. The tuning avoids phase issues that usually appear in multi-driver setups.
The housing is made from aviation-grade aluminium alloy and is shaped using 5-axis CNC machining. This improves durability, acoustic consistency and overall build quality. Inside the shell, a 3D resin-printed cavity made with nanometer-level precision forms the internal acoustic structure and ensures consistent production.
The IEM uses a 0.78 mm 2-pin connector and includes a custom 5N LC-OFC silver-plated cable from Vortex. The 1.2 m cable is designed to improve signal flow and reduce performance loss. The package includes the Xiao Qiao IEM, the cable, a storage case and six pairs of silicone eartips, including woofer, tweeter and balanced options. The Xiao Qiao is available in both 3.5 mm and 4.4 mm plug versions.
Pricing & availability
The Harmonic Empire Xiao Qiao is available on Headphone Zone for Rs. 6,499 ($73).
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OnePlus has officially begun teasing the OnePlus 15R, confirming that its next budget flagship is gearing up for a global launch. This model was previously unveiled as the OnePlus Ace 6, so the 15R will be the international version of the brand’s latest budget flagship model.
OnePlus 15R Coming Soon Globally
Ahead of the full release, the Chinese brand has begun sharing teasers for this upcoming smartphone. The company’s official website in various regions now has a dedicated microsite for the OnePlus 15R with the label “Coming Soon”. While these image posters don’t confirm any finer details like their launch date, pricing, or specs, they do confirm the color options and availability in certain regions.
OnePlus 15R Coming Soon
To recall, the OnePlus Ace 6 was announced in three color options, which included Quick Silver, Racing Black, and Flash White. But the upcoming rebranded global variant can be seen in green and gray color variants. This green option appears to be similar to the OnePlus 13s’ Silk Green hue. Apart from this, we also know that the device is arriving in regions like Germany, India, and the UK.
Based on the Ace 6’s release, the OnePlus 15R should likely sport a tall 6.83-inch AMOLED display with a 165Hz refresh rate and 1.5K resolution. Under the hood, it could be equipped with the Snapdragon 8 Elite SoC. For optics, the back is expected to house a 50MP main + 8MP ultra wide angle setup, while the front gets a 16MP shooter. Other notable features of the Ace 6 include a massive 7,800mAh battery pack with 120W wired fast charging, IP66, IP68, and IP69K water and dust resistance rating, an in-display ultrasonic fingerprint scanner, Bluetooth 5.4, WiFi 7, and much more.
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OpenAI is starting to rethink what ChatGPT is actually for. Instead of just a one-on-one assistant, the company has begun testing a new group chat feature that lets up to 20 people talk to the AI at the same time. It’s the kind of thing that could end up being handy for everything from planning a trip with friends to hashing out ideas with coworkers.
The feature was quietly announced on November 13 in an OpenAI blog post. The idea is simple: everyone in the group can type freely, and ChatGPT will jump in whenever it thinks it can help. If you want an immediate answer, you can call it directly with “@ChatGPT.” Otherwise, it mostly tries to stay out of the way until something relevant pops up.
Most of ChatGPT’s usual tools carry over into these shared rooms, including web browsing, file and image uploads, voice input, and image generation. The system runs on GPT-5.1 Auto, which automatically chooses the best model for each person based on their plan—Free, Go, Plus, or Pro—so you don’t have to fiddle with model settings. OpenAI also says the AI won’t draw on any personal memories from individual users while in a group, which is meant to keep things from getting awkward or overly specific.
Starting a group is easy enough. You can spin up a fresh chat or turn an existing one-on-one thread into a group using the little person icon. Invites are simple links, and anyone joining just has to pick a name, username, and picture. If you convert a private chat, ChatGPT makes a duplicate first so you don’t lose the original conversation.
Availability:
For now, the whole thing is still in early testing and limited to four regions: Japan, New Zealand, South Korea, and Taiwan. It’s available across all subscription tiers in those markets. OpenAI says it’ll expand the rollout over time, depending on the feedback it gets from this first batch of users.
With real-time, multi-person chats now possible, ChatGPT is creeping into territory usually dominated by Slack, Teams, and even Google Docs—except this time the AI can actually participate instead of just sitting on the sidelines. If the trials go well, don’t be surprised if group chats end up becoming one of the busier parts of ChatGPT sooner rather than later.
It looks like Xiaomi might dust off an old tradition this year. After skipping late-December launches for a while, the company is reportedly gearing up to drop the Xiaomi 17 Ultra right around Christmas — a timing that’ll feel pretty familiar to fans of the Xiaomi 12 era.
Xiaomi 15 Ultra
Hints started popping up again this week from the usual leak circuit in China. Digital Chat Station says the 17 Ultra is still locked in for a December debut, and leaker Kartikey Singh tightened that window even further, pointing to the fourth week of the month. The dates being thrown around are December 22/23 or December 27/28. That last pair is interesting because Xiaomi rolled out the Xiaomi 12 and 12 Pro on December 28 back in 2021. If Xiaomi really does pick that day again, it’d land almost exactly four years later.
Don’t expect a worldwide launch just yet, though. As usual, China should get it first, with a global release likely sometime early next year. For now, Xiaomi seems more focused on its surprisingly early Poco F8 lineup.
The most powerful Smartphone Camera of 2025 is tentatively scheduled to be released in the 4th week of December~
What’s really turning heads is the camera setup rumored for the 17 Ultra. Multiple sources are calling it the most ambitious smartphone camera of 2025. The main attraction is said to be OmniVision’s huge OVX10500U sensor, backed by Samsung’s ISOCELL JN5 and HPE telephoto modules, plus another JN5 for the ultra-wide. On paper, that’s a seriously stacked array, and very much the sort of spec sheet Xiaomi likes to use to take a swing at the top of the camera rankings each year.
If Xiaomi nails the tuning on those sensors, the 17 Ultra could easily rank among the strongest camera flagships of 2025 and even well into 2026.
Xiaomi has officially introduced the Soundbar Pro 2.0 ch in Europe, arriving as a new value packed audio product. For just under 100 Euros, the company promises to offer a new home entertainment system with seamless wireless connectivity options. So here’s everything you need to know.
Xiaomi Soundbar Pro 2.0 ch Hits Europe with 84W Power & Dolby Atmos
The Chinese tech giant’s Soundbar Pro 2.0 ch was just announced in the European market. It is a more affordable variant of the recently released Xiaomi Soundbar Pro 2.1 ch. For a budget price tag, this model is designed to upgrade the audio experience of your TV. It is compatible with a vast range of models thanks to support for HDMI (ARC) input, Bluetooth connectivity, and NFC support that enables quick pairing with your smartphone.
Xiaomi Soundbar Pro 2.0 ch
The Xiaomi Soundbar Pro 2.0 ch houses twin tweeters and two mid bass speakers that have a combined output of 84W. This soundbar speaker has an audio range of 50Hz to 20kHz and comes with Dolby Audio tuning. You also get access to six audio modes that offer options fit for movies, gaming, music, and more. Talking about the dimensions of this product, the Xiaomi Soundbar Pro 2.0 ch measures 840mm x 87mm x 60mm and arrives in a single black finish.
As of right now, the company has released this model in Spain for 99.99 Euros. Unfortunately, there is no official word regarding a wider roll out in the European region. The Xiaomi Soundbar Pro 2.1 ch was previously launched in other markets like Germany, so we can expect this variant to debut with a more affordable price tag.
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Today’s cities are becoming more crowded, noisy, and polluted. Roads are filled with cars, traffic jams are common, and daily commuting often feels exhausting. As more people look for alternatives to traditional vehicles, electric bikes have quickly become one of the most effective solutions. They offer clean transportation, help reduce congestion, and make everyday travel simpler. Among the rising e-bike brands, Mokwheel stands out for building smart and reliable models specially designed for city life.
Black Friday Sale
The Mokwheel Black Friday Sale is here, offering some of the biggest discounts of the year on premium electric bikes. Shoppers can save with exclusive coupons, enjoy free gifts, and even get accessory bundles worth up to $699 at no extra cost. It’s the perfect time to upgrade to a powerful, feature-packed e-bike without the premium price tag. All deals are available on the official Mokwheel website.
Designed for Smooth and Stress-Free Riding
Mokwheel electric bikes are built with one clear goal: making city commuting easier for everyone. Their lightweight frame allows riders to move comfortably through narrow streets, busy junctions, and crowded neighborhoods. This makes them especially useful for people who want quick mobility without dealing with heavy vehicles or complex systems.
Another highlight is their smooth and controlled power delivery. Electric assist engages gently, helping riders accelerate from traffic lights, tackle hills, or ride against strong wind without extra effort. This creates a relaxing and predictable riding experience, even for beginners. The bike’s smart display keeps real-time information visible: battery status, speed, mileage, and assist modes, so riders always know how their bike is performing.
Built for Real City Conditions
Urban commuting demands safety and reliability, and Mokwheel addresses this with impressive features. The bright headlights improve visibility in low-light areas, while responsive brakes make stopping quick and controlled. Durable tires handle rough surfaces, uneven lanes, and daily wear with ease. Combined, these features create a dependable ride suitable for both short trips and long-distance urban travel.
Battery life is another major strength. Many Mokwheel models can run for several days on a single charge, depending on usage. Most riders only need to charge the bike once or twice a week, making it more convenient and far cheaper than cars or scooters.
Supporting a Greener Lifestyle
Switching to an electric bike is one of the simplest ways to reduce your personal carbon footprint. E-bikes have zero tailpipe emissions, take up very little space on the road, and operate almost silently. Even when considering manufacturing and battery production, they still produce far fewer emissions over their lifetime compared to cars. By choosing an e-bike, riders help create cleaner air, quieter streets, and more livable communities.
Future of Urban Mobility
Cities around the world are expanding bike lanes, improving parking zones, and encouraging low-carbon transportation. With new technologies like smarter motors, better batteries, and advanced connectivity on the way, electric bikes will become even more efficient. Mokwheel is already moving in this direction by combining practical design with helpful smart features.
Smart Choice for Everyday Commuters
Whether it’s traveling to work, running errands, or enjoying a weekend ride, Mokwheel electric bikes offer a reliable, comfortable, and eco-friendly alternative to traditional vehicles. Their thoughtful design, strong safety features, long-lasting battery, and user-friendly riding experience make them an ideal companion for modern city life. Choosing Mokwheel is not just a purchase, it’s a step toward healthier commuting, cleaner air, and a more enjoyable urban lifestyle.
FAQ
1. What’s the range of the electric bike? Around 25–75 miles per charge.
2. Can I ride it in the rain? Yes. Most have IPX4+ water resistance. Just avoid deep puddles.
3. Do I need a license? Usually no, but rules vary by region.
4. How long does the battery last? About 600–1000 cycles (2–4 years).
5. Is maintenance hard? No. Check tires/brakes monthly and lube the chain every 300–500 miles.
6. How long does charging take? Around 4–6 hours from a home outlet.
7. Can it handle hills? Yes. 250–500W motors are enough for normal city hills.
Sennheiser has launched the SoundProtex Plus earplugs in India. The company describes them as a hearing protection solution for concerts, festivals, travel, and other loud environments. The earplugs aim to deliver clear, high-fidelity sound while protecting the user’s hearing.
The SoundProtex Plus is priced at Rs. 2,990 ($34) and is available for purchase through Sennheiser’s official website and Amazon.in. Each package includes three sets of acoustic filters (low, medium, and high attenuation), a set of full-block filters, three ear tip sizes (S, M, L), and a Sennheiser-branded storage pouch.
Sennheiser SoundProtex Plus Specifications
Sennheiser said the SoundProtex Plus uses a patented membrane filter design to preserve sonic detail and maintain a flat attenuation curve. This allows users to enjoy music and conversations at reduced volume levels without muffling or distortion.
The filters are designed for different noise environments. The High filter (SNR 20 dB) is suitable for loud concerts and motorsport events. The Medium filter (SNR 17 dB) is ideal for commuting and workspaces. The Low filter (SNR 10 dB) works for relatively quieter places. The Full Block filter is meant for sleeping, relaxing, or swimming, as it blocks all sound.
The ear tips are made from soft, medical-grade TPE. They are skin-friendly, reusable, and do not contain plasticizers. Sennheiser claims the vented structure of the design prevents pressure buildup and avoids the plugged-ear sensation during long use. The earplugs weigh between 1.1 g and 1.6 g, depending on the size.
The SoundProtex Plus is washable and can be wiped clean after use. The compact storage pouch helps keep the earplugs organized and accessible during travel, events, or daily activities.
Huawei is set to launch the Mate 80 series smartphones in China soon. The lineup is rumored to debut with the Kirin 9030 chip, which should deliver better performance than the Kirin 9020 used in the Mate 70.
A new leak from China now claims that the chip might also power a gaming phone. Chinese tipster Satsuna Digital on Weibo suggests that the Kirin 9030 could appear inside a gaming-focused Huawei phone sometime in early 2026.
However, the same tipster also claims that the Kirin 9030 will be built on a process “equivalent to 3nm,” which is where things start to fall apart. China currently doesn’t have access to the advanced EUV tools needed to mass-produce chips at or below the 5nm level.
SMIC, the semiconductor company that manufactures Huawei’s chips, is still relying on older equipment and has so far only managed to ship chips made on a 7nm process. There have been occasional reports of progress toward a 5nm node, but developing something in a lab is very different from producing millions of units at consistent yields.
Because China is restricted from purchasing next-generation EUV machines, there’s no clear path for SMIC to jump to anything close to the 3nm technology used by companies like TSMC. And unless China’s in-house EUV project makes sudden breakthroughs, a 3nm-class Kirin chip simply isn’t realistic today.
Performance expectations for the Kirin 9030 also suggest a more grounded picture. Early speculation points to speeds somewhere between Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 and Snapdragon 8 Gen 3.
This puts Huawei comfortably behind the newest flagship chips, including the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, MediaTek’s Dimensity 9500, Apple’s A19 Pro, and Samsung’s upcoming Exynos 2600.
Still, a new Kirin chip is always a big deal for Huawei fans, especially after years of supply-chain struggles.
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Oppo has launched the Reno 15 series in China today, introducing the standard Reno 15 and the Reno 15 Pro. At the same event, the company officially confirmed that it will add another model to the lineup called the Reno 15c, scheduled to debut in late December. Oppo described the Reno 15c as an “entry-level choice” that focuses on trendy design, smooth performance, and reliable everyday quality.
The company has not revealed any specifications for the Reno 15c yet. However, they teased the device during the event, and the preview shows a design that looks very similar to the Reno 15 and 15 Pro models. The phone adopts the same trendy, glossy back finish, but there is a subtle change in the camera island. The LED flash sits at the bottom inside the module instead of the top, which sets it apart from the Reno 15 and Reno 15 Pro.
Now talking about the Reno 15 series, both models use MediaTek’s Dimensity 8450 processor and offer up to 16GB RAM and up to 1TB of internal storage. The Reno 15 features a 6.32-inch 1.5K OLED display, while the Reno 15 Pro steps up to a 6.78-inch 1.5K OLED panel with an adaptive refresh rate that ranges from 1Hz to 120Hz.
The two phones share the same camera setup. Each includes a 200MP main camera, a 50MP ultra-wide sensor, a 50MP 3.5x periscope telephoto camera, and a 50MP front camera capable of recording 4K video. Oppo also introduced a Starlight variant that uses a holographic lithography finish under ice-clear glass to help reduce smudges.
The Reno 15 comes with a 6200mAh battery and supports 80W fast charging. The Reno 15 Pro increases the capacity to 6500mAh and supports 80W wired charging and 50W wireless charging. Both models include a metal frame, IP66, IP68, and IP69 protection, stereo speakers, an infrared blaster, and an in-display fingerprint scanner. They run Android 16 with ColorOS 16.
The Reno 15 starts at 2,999 yuan ($422), while the Reno 15 Pro starts at 3,699 yuan ($521). Both models will go on sale in China starting November 21.
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If you want to elevate your creativity or craft something truly personal this holiday season, a 3D printer opens up a world of possibilities. It lets you design custom gifts, unique collectibles, and functional pieces that stand apart from anything store-bought. Whether you’re exploring a new hobby or refining your creative workflow, a 3D printer turns your ideas into high-quality, tangible results with precision and ease.
The HeyGears RS Turbo is built for users who want an easy, reliable, and precise entry into resin 3D printing. Designed with an all-in-one experience in mind, it combines advanced hardware, smart automation, and powerful software to reduce the learning curve. Whether you’re just starting out, creating models for fun, or running a small studio, the RS Turbo aims to give you consistent results with minimal effort.
Ease of Use for Beginners
The biggest strength of the RS Turbo is its beginner-friendly workflow. The entire printing process, from slicing to post-processing, is designed to be as simple as possible. The printer offers one-click slicing, where resin parameters are already set and the software automatically repairs models and generates supports for you. This removes the trial-and-error that usually frustrates new users.
Automatic support generation is another highlight. The supports are strong enough for stable printing but easy to remove, leaving smooth surfaces that require very little finishing. All of this is handled through Blueprint Studio, where technical support is also built in. If something goes wrong, the system can provide guidance directly, removing the need to search through forums or manual troubleshooting.
High Precision and Hardware Quality
The RS Turbo ensures strong detail reproduction through advanced hardware. Its C5-grade Z-axis delivers ±2 μm layer deviation, giving extremely smooth Z-movement and reducing visible layer lines. The Amber screen offers sharper visuals and a longer life span, while the full-field uniform exposure system ensures consistent light strength across the build plate. This means parts print evenly, which improves accuracy for assembly-based projects.
HeyGears also provides various test models and resin workflows to help users verify the printer’s performance. From Z-axis tests to assembling tests, you can confirm precision right out of the box. Resin options like PAP10 (ultra detail), PAF10 (flexible), PAS10 (smooth and budget-friendly), and engineering-grade PAU11 or PAH10 Black let you explore a wide range of applications.
Full-Process Automation & Stability
The RS Turbo reduces printing failures through a series of smart automated features. Auto-leveling eliminates the need for manual paper-based leveling. Auto-refilling ensures resin supply remains stable during long prints. Auto-heating helps maintain ideal resin temperature, and residue detection prevents errors caused by debris or leftover cured material in the vat.
Once the print is done, HeyGears’ ecosystem continues to simplify the process. With one-click wash and cure systems, post-processing becomes faster and cleaner. Continuous software and firmware updates from HeyGears add further stability and new features over time.
Designed for Various Users
This printer is aimed at beginners who want a smooth entry into 3D printing, model makers who need fine detail, Etsy sellers looking for reliable production, and engineers who need precise prototypes. The RS Turbo reduces the learning curve while delivering the accuracy required for professional-grade results.
Black Friday Deal & Availability
HeyGears RS Turbo is currently available at the HeyGears Official Store for $769, down from its regular price of $999. You can get an additional discount by using the exclusive coupon GIZMOCHINA ($60 Off) at checkout. New customers can save even more. HeyGears is offering an extra $50 off for first-time buyers with the code 50BFNEW, valid on all 3D printer purchases.
Oppo has officially unveiled new smartphones from its popular Reno lineup. The latest models include the Reno 15 and Reno 15 Pro, which bring various improvements and upgrades over their predecessors. Both models feature quite similar specs and features, so here are all the details.
The duo appear quite similar to one another with a flat rear panel and metallic frame. The back also has an iPhone 16 Pro-like camera module that houses three image sensors. Oppo offers its Nano Ice Crystal Heat Dissipation along with an IP66 + IP68 + IP69 rating for robust protection against the elements. One of the notable aspects for both models is the use of holographic lithography that adds a unique shine and patterns on the glass panel at the back.
While the Reno 15 Pro only has a single version with this feature, the Reno 15 has both the Starlight and Aurora Blue options. The latter measures just 7.65mm thick and weighs around 205 grams, with the former measuring slightly thicker (7.99mm) but with a lower heft (188 grams)
Moving to the front, the standard Reno 15 sports a 6.32-inch flat OLED display with a 1.5K resolution, a 120Hz refresh rate, a 240Hz touch sampling rate, 3840Hz PWM dimming, Oppo’s Crystal Shield Glass for protection, and up to 3600 nits of peak brightness.
This display size technically makes it a compact mid range phone. Meanwhile, the higher end Pro variant has a taller 6.78-inch OLED panel with similar display specs. However, there is a 1-120Hz variable refresh rate and a lower 2160Hz PWM dimming support.
2. Performance
Oppo Reno 15
Under the hood, both models in the Reno 15 series are equipped with the MediaTek Dimensity 8450 SoC that is coupled with up to 16GB of LPDDR5X RAM and 1TB of UFS 3.1 storage. Despite their sub-8mm bodies, the Reno 15 lineup offers impressively large battery capacities. Although, this is now the new standard for smartphones from Chinese brands.
The Reno 15 houses a huge 6,200mAh battery pack with 80W wired fast charging support. On the other hand, the Reno 15 Pro is powered by an even larger 6,500mAh cell, which couples 80W wired fast charging with 50W wireless charging support as well. Other notable features include stereo speakers, an in-display fingerprint scanner, an infrared sensor, Bluetooth 5.4, WiFi 6, and Android 16 OS based ColorOS 16 custom skin out of the box.
3. Camera
Oppo just unveiled the Reno 15 series with a 200MP primary camera that has a 1/1.56-inch sensor size, f/1.8 aperture, and OIS support (Optical Image Stabilization). Alongside this camera, you get a 50MP ultra wide angle lens and a 50MP periscope telephoto shooter with a 3.5x optical zoom and OIS support. The Reno 15 and Reno 15 Pro come with 4K/60fps video recording support and a 50MP selfie shooter on the front.
4. Pricing and Availability
Oppo’s new Reno 15 models come in three color options, respectively. The standard Reno 15 is available in Starlight, Aurora Blue, and Canelé Brown, while the Reno 15 Pro is listed in Starlight, Honey Gold, and Canelé Brown. The two devices were announced in multiple storage configurations, so here are the pricing details:
Oppo Reno 15
12GB + 256GB – 2,999 Yuan (roughly $422)
12GB + 512GB – 3,299 Yuan (roughly $464)
16GB + 256GB – 3,299 Yuan
16GB + 512GB – 3,599 Yuan (roughly $506)
16GB + 1TB – 3,999 Yuan (roughly $563)
Oppo Reno 15 Pro
12GB + 256GB – 3,699 Yuan (roughly $521)
12GB + 512GB – 3,999 Yuan (roughly $563)
16GB + 512GB – 4,299 Yuan (roughly $605)
16GB + 1TBB – 4,799 Yuan (roughly $675)
Oppo is set to kick off the first sales for the Reno 15 and Reno 15 Pro in China on 21st November 2025.
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Casio has quietly refreshed its compact G-Shock lineup in Japan with a pair of models that bring a cleaner, more industrial look to the series. The two newcomers — the GM-S2110-1A1 and GM-S2110-1A7 — keep the familiar toughness of the G-Shock name but dress it up with a metal bezel and a textured dial that stands out a lot more in person than product photos usually show.
GM-S2110-1A7
Both watches use an octagonal stainless-steel bezel, which instantly gives them a sharper, more premium feel compared to the regular resin versions. The real eye-catcher, though, is the dial: Casio has gone with a fine crosshatch pattern that reflects light in a subtle way, almost giving the impression of a metal surface even though the dial isn’t actually metallic. It’s a small touch but it makes the watches look more expensive than they are.
The two models mainly differ in color. The GM-S2110-1A1 goes for a stealthy look with a black dial and a negative (dark background) display. The GM-S2110-1A7 switches to a silver dial and a positive display, which should be a bit easier to read. Both come with black resin straps, keeping the overall weight low and the fit comfortable. At 45.9 × 40.5 × 11.0 mm and only 56 g, they’re among the more wearable G-Shocks with metal parts — compact enough for smaller wrists but still recognizably G-Shock.
From left: GM-S2110-1A7, GM-S2110-1A1
Functionally, nothing wild here, but all the basics are present: world time for 31 zones, a stopwatch down to 1/100 seconds, countdown timer, five alarms, and the usual shock-resistant build. There’s also a hand-shift function that moves the hands out of the way when you need to check the digital readout, which is one of those features you don’t think about until you actually need it.
Pricing and availability:
In Japan, both models are listed at ¥29,150 (roughly $188). They’ve also popped up on Casio’s international site, which usually means a wider release isn’t far off.
If you’ve been waiting for a compact metal-bezel G-Shock that looks a bit different from the usual smooth-dial designs, these two might be worth keeping an eye on. They’re simple, sharp, and just fresh enough to stand out without trying too hard. Also check out the full metal G-Shock GMW-BZ5000 here.
Dyson has launched the AM15, its latest bladeless hot and cool fan, at a starting price of 3790 yuan ($534) in China. The new model delivers stronger airflow, lower noise, and smarter controls, positioning it as a refined upgrade over the previous-generation AM09.
Dyson AM15 Specifications
The AM15 uses Dyson’s Air Amplifier technology to generate a consistent stream of airflow. It pushes air at a rate of up to 290 liters per second, delivering faster and wider circulation across the room. Dyson claims the AM15 heats rooms 20% faster than earlier models, making it more efficient for winter use.
Dyson has redesigned the internal motor structure to reduce noise by 25%. The company added a built-in silencer and improved acoustic design to make the device suitable for use in quieter environments such as bedrooms. The fan also includes a sleep mode and a sleep timer. These functions reduce power output and dim the display at night.
The AM15 includes a smart thermostat that monitors room temperature and adjusts heating automatically. This allows the fan to shut off when the desired temperature is reached and restart when needed. Dyson says this feature reduces energy consumption by up to 30%. The device also features an automatic shutoff mechanism to prevent overheating or unsafe operation.
The fan sports smart connectivity through the MyDyson app. It lets users remotely control temperature, adjust heating or cooling modes, and pre-heat a room before arriving home on cold days. It features an LCD display that shows real-time temperature, airflow speed, target temperature, and other system information.
The AM15 supports 70 degrees of horizontal oscillation and 10 degrees of manual tilt adjustment. Its bladeless design eliminates exposed heating elements and makes cleaning easier. The body measures 152×115×585 millimeters and includes a thermoplastic housing for added safety.
The Realme UI 7.0 early access program began last month, starting with the Realme GT 7 Pro. The beta program then expanded to more Realme phones in the second and third rounds of early access recruitment. So far, the beta update has been available only for high-end phones, but it has recently started expanding to mid-range phones as well.
The Realme P3 was the company’s first mid-range phone to receive the Realme UI 7.0 beta update globally. The update was recently released and is now available for more mid-range phones, including the Realme 14T, Realme 14 Pro, and Realme Narzo 80 Pro.
Here are the firmware versions:
Realme 14T: RMX5078_16.0.0.200 (EX01)
Realme 14 Pro: RMX5056_16.0.0.205 (SP04EX01)
Realme Narzo 80 Pro: RMX5033_16.0.0.205(SP04EX01)
If you’re rocking any of these phones and want to access the new features ahead of the stable rollout, you must sign up for the early access program before the slots fill up.
How to sign up for the Realme UI 7.0 early access program?
To sign up for the early access program, you must first enable developer settings on your Realme phone. To do this, go to Settings > About device > Version > Version number, and then tap the build version seven times in quick succession.
Now, let’s get you signed up for the Realme UI 7.0 beta program. Go to Settings > About device > and tap on the Realme UI 7.0 banner at the top. Next, tap the three dots button in the upper-right corner and choose the Beta program. Now, go to Early Access > Apply Now and submit the required details to complete your application.
You should receive the Realme UI 7.0 beta update on your phone within the next few days after successful registration. Please note that this is a beta update, and therefore, some features or apps may not function properly.
Before downloading the update package, ensure that your Realme phone has sufficient storage. The Realme UI 7.0 update weighs about 3-5GB. Second thing, charge your phone to at least 40% before installing the update.
The fourth round of Realme UI 7.0 early access recruitment is already live
It appears Realme has already begun its fourth round of Realme UI 7.0 early access recruitment without any official announcement on the official community. The Realme P3, Realme 14T, Realme 14 Pro, and Realme Narzo 80 Pro should be part of this round, as the third round only covers Realme 6 and Realme 6T.
The first round began towards the end of last month, which only covered the Realme GT 7 Pro. The second round went live in the first week of the month, followed by the third round in the same week. Now, the fourth round is live, which focuses on mid-range phones.
First round (started Oct 23)
Realme GT 7 Pro
Second round (started Nov 3)
Realme GT 7
Realme GT 7 Dream Edition
Realme GT7
Third round (started Nov 5)
Realme GT 6
Realme GT 6T
Fourth round (hasn’t announced yet)
Realme P3
Realme 14T
Realme 14 Pro
Realme Narzo 80 Pro
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