Xiaomi Mi Smart Band 6 is now available for ₹3499 only at Amazon India. Please note there is an additional ₹200 coupon available as a page clip-on with this product. This deal ends tomorrow.
Xiaomi Mi Smart Band 6 features a 1.56” AMOLED full-screen display with 326ppi and customizable background images. To manage your health and fitness, the smart band comes with 30 fitness modes with an auto-detection function for 6 dedicated modes and other features like a heart rate monitor, SpO2 tracker, sleep tracker, stress monitor, female health tracker, etc. The 50m water-resistant band, gives you 5 days of battery life on heavy mode, 14 days on normal mode, and 19 days on power-saving mode.
You can now buy Xiaomi Mi Smart Band 6for ₹3499 only at Amazon India. Please note that this deal is applicable to the Black color variant only. This deal ends tomorrow. So place your order asap.
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Samsung Electronics is extending its tradition of releasing custom-made products to its home market with the unveiling of its latest 20kg dryer. The Bespoke Grande Dryer AI has been certified by the Korean regulator as the product with the largest drying capacity in the country presently.
Samsung has maintained a focus on the production of high-capacity dryers domestically since the beginning of 2021. In a press statement to herald the release of the Bespoke Grande Dryer AI in Korea, the company said that up to 60% of its dryer sales have come from products with 17kg capacity or higher this year. The Bespoke Grande AI 20kg dryer is an improvement of the 19kg model from Samsung. It has a bigger drying capacity largely due to Samsung increasing the heat transfer area of the condenser unit of the heat exchanger by about 18%. The design efficiency was also ramped up to provide substantial gains in drying capacity.
Due to its unchanged size, the new Grande Dryer AI will attract the attention of individuals and corporates needing to optimize their drying operations. The new product seems to have inherited the features and advantages of the existing Bespoke Grande Dryer AI, with an expanded drying capacity. The custom product deployed several of Samsung’s proprietary technologies in the heating and drying components to give an overall great dryer. There are substantial improvements in the time to dry clothing using the new Bespoke Dryer AI 20kg dryer.
As quality support for the product, Samsung is offering a lifetime warranty service for repairs and free replacements of the digital inverter motors and digital inverter compressors that may break down while using the product. The Bespoke Grande Dryer AI 20kg retails in Korea from 1,749,000 won ($1,492).
After teasing for weeks, Lenovo has finally launched the Xiaoxin Pad Pro 12.6 premium Android tablet in China. The new slate from the PC maker is a larger and better version of Xiaoxin Pad Pro 2021 from earlier this year. Let’s take a look at what the new product from the Chinese tech giant has to offer.
Lenovo Xiaoxin Pad Pro 12.6 Specifications and Features
The newly announced Lenovo Xiaoxin Pad Pro 12.6 features a metal body design with the company’s iconic dual-tone finish. It measures 285.61 x 184.53 x 5.63mm in dimensions and weighs 565g.
The device has Dolby Atmos-supported four JBL-branded speakers spread across top and bottom with two on each side. The bottom also houses a USB 3.1 Gen2 Type-C port. Further, the power key with an embedded fingerprint sensor sits on the top, while the volume buttons reside on the right side.
Whereas, the left side of the product includes a magnetic pogo pin connector for the official dual-mode (pin + Bluetooth) keyboard accessory and a MicroSD card slot. Lastly, the second-generation Xiaoxin stylus can be magnetically placed as well as charged on the tablet’s rear between the camera module and Lenovo branding.
On the front, the device sports a 12.6-inch Samsung E4 AMOLED display with a resolution of 2560 x 1600 pixels, 120Hz refresh rate, and 360Hz touch sampling rate. The panel has a 10,000,000:1 contrast ratio, 600 nits peak brightness, 400 nits typical brightness, and covers 100% of the DCI-P3 color gamut.
The screen supports popular HDR standards like HDR10, HDR10+, and Dolby Vision. The DC Dimming-supported canvas also has certification for TÜV Rheinland EyeSafe Display 2.0.
The slate is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 870 SoC paired with 8GB LPDDR5 RAM and 256GB UFS 3.1 storage. It runs ZUI 13 for Pad based on Android 11. Connectivity options on it include dual-band WiFi 6 and Bluetooth 5.2.
The tablet comes with a dual rear camera setup consisting of a 13MP primary sensor and a 5MP ultra-wide unit. There’s also a dual-camera system on the front comprising of an 8MP shooter and a ToF sensor for face authentication.
Last but not least, the device gets its juice from a 10,200mAh battery with support for 45W fast charging via Qualcomm Quick Charge 4.0 power adapter with PPS (Programmable Power Supply). However, it ships with a 30W charger.
Lenovo Xiaoxin Pad Pro 12.6 Price and Availability
The Lenovo Xiaoxin Pad Pro 12.6 is priced at ¥4,299 ($672) in China. However, it will be sold at a discounted price tag of only ¥3,699 ($578) during the first sale at 8 PM (local time) on November 10. The slate will be available for pre-order starting at 9 PM (local time) tonight.
The following official accessories will be also available for pre-order starting tonight, followed by the first sale alongside the tablet.
Real-time metrics and professional guidance under the animation workout mode
Battery life: 10 days
Bluetooth
Color: Graphite Black
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Google is known to provide the highest number of Android version upgrades for its Pixel phones along with offering the most extended security update support. But all good things come to an end and the Google Pixel 3 series is no exception. The lineup is now officially considered end-of-life and will not be receiving any Android or security updates.
As such, last month’s October security patch was its very last. The Pixel 3XL and Pixel 3 currently run Android 12 – also the final major update. The series was not included in this month’s security bulletin either.
Android 12
The Google Pixel 3 series made its debut back in October 2018 and booted into Android 9.0 Pie for the first time. It has now lived through 4 Android versions, having bagged 3 Android upgrades.
The EOL could spark concern in users waiting on a definitive fix for the EDL mode issue. For the uninitiated, it is a problem that many have become all too familiar with and has caused multiple Pixel 3 units to suddenly stop working and become completely unresponsive, irreversibly. Affected phones stop booting into Android and instead display Qualcomm’s “Emergency Download (EDL) mode.”
Hopefully, the EOL will not also mean the end of support with issues like these.
Google had recently announced five entire years of timely monthly security patches for its freshly-launched Pixel 6 series. Some had hoped that the Pixel 3 series would get similar extended support but that sadly hasn’t been the case.
The Google Pixel 3 comes with a 5.5-inch 1080p P-OLED HDR display and is powered by the Snapdragon 845 processor. It sports a single 12.2MP rear camera and two 8MP shooters upfront. The XL model comes with the same camera setup but featured a larger 6.3-inch notched display with a denser 1440p resolution. Both devices hold up fairly well even today, although the notch and bezels and may be considered a deal-breaker by many.
Are you an audio freak, or work in the sound industry? Then the recently launched FIIO M17 HIFI Music Player could be your favorite device. The new HIFI Music Player offers a 5.99-inch display with dual flagship-grade DACs, Dual amplifiers, dual power supplies, and a Qualcomm QCC5124 module. It houses a 9200 mAh battery for a neverending experience. The whopping specs bound HIFI Music Player is now retailing via Giztop for the price of $1998.
The retailer is currently accepting pre-orders, and the shipping will commence soon. However, the HiFi Music Player offers plenty of features that further enhance the listening experience.
FIIO M17 Music Player Specifications
FIIO M17 comes with a 5.99-inch Full HD display having 1080p resolution while offering splendid colors and visuals. The music player has radiant ambiance lights at the volume wheel and side grill which can be controlled separately.
It bundles dual ES9038PRO DAC chipsets which offer 32-bit premium high-resolution audio signal with low distortion. It also features a dual THX-AAA-788+ Amplifier offering 3W output while connected to a DC power supply. However, the output reduces when on battery. To offer decent performance, there’s a Qualcomm Snapdragon 660 SoC on the board coupled with 4GB RAM. The user can easily run different applications simultaneously.
The HIFI Music Player offers 5 audio output interfaces including a 3.5mm + 6.35mm single-ended, 2.5mm + 4.4mm balanced output, and a separate single-ended port via 3.5mm and 4.4mm ports. The device carries a 9200 mAh battery with support for WC 3.0 and PD Quick Charging ports.
You can grab it via Giztop at a great price along with an international shipping option.
ZTE yesterday released the AX5400 Pro router, equipped with a self-developed 12-core main chip. The router adopts an all-black appearance with a spaceship design and all 6 independent antennas can be folded 180°.
The ZTE AX5400 Pro product page shows that the 8-core NPU (Independent Network Acceleration Engine) of this router can increase the fast-forwarding performance of data packets by 1400%. This is combined with a 120% performance boost of the 4-core 1.1GHz CPU. Both CPU and NPU work together to achieve two-way data. The max data transfer speeds reach 20Gbps.
The ZTE AX5400 Pro is equipped with a 2500M custom network port, which can support 2500M broadband. The router also supports the WiFi6 160MHz bandwidth.
Another highlight of the router is its antennas. There are 6 of them and each is independent. Together, they’re capable of enhancing the signal by 6dB.
In terms of heat dissipation, AX5400 Pro uses aluminum-silicon and aluminum-magnesium alloy double-layer full-covering heat sink. This is paired with a high-efficiency graphene heat dissipation coating.
The router is gaming-focused, just as its design conveys, and thus has exclusive NetEase UU and Tencent game accelerators to reduce latency as much as possible during online gaming.
The ZTE AX5400 Pro router is currently only available in China for 549 Yuan, which is around $85. There hasn’t been any announcement of a global release as of yet, but one could follow soon if ZTE indeed intends to make it available for the global market.
Coolpad has just announced a new makeover for its branding in China. The company is undergoing a rebranding as the Coolpad Red that will allow it to better appeal to the local market.
The new makeover from the Chinese smartphone maker has the company’s branding shift from blue to red. This “red” color scheme also signifies its patriotism along with refresh to its brand image in the region. The Coolpad Red’s focus will be for the Chinese market as of right now, so its overseas operations will remain unaffected by the branding refresh. According to the company, its new makeover will also have it launch better products and offer improved services in its home country as well.
Furthermore, the brand also aims on focusing on technological innovation to offer cutting edge technology while also showcasing its patriotism with the red color based on the Chinese flag in the global smartphone market. In other words, Coolpad Red also arrives as a refresh to its entire brand image as it expands in its own home country. Notably, the recent announcement also arrives amid a spree of new hires for its top management, including a new senior vice president and three new vice presidents that have also worked with the Xiaomi Group as well in the past.
OPPO is all set to launch the 4G variant of OPPO A95 very soon in South East Asia. The smartphone is in the news for the past few days. Recently, we even got to see the device in real-life images. Today, the phone leaks in official renders.
An industry insider of 91Mobiles has shared the official renders of the upcoming OPPO A95. The pictures showcase the handset in two colors, which are said to go official as Glowing Starry Black and Rainbow Silver.
The back of the smartphone has a design similar to ‘Reno Glow Design’ called ‘OPPO Glow Design’ with a vertical OPPO branding at the bottom right corner. But it’s not sure whether the curved rear panel is either glass or plastic.
But what’s known is that the phone will house a rectangular island on its back with a triple camera setup and an LED flash. Going by the text on the module, the primary camera will be 48MP.
Further, the front of the device will have a large chin. However, the display will be modern with a punch-hole at the top left corner. Whereas, the power key will sit on the right side, while the volume buttons will reside on the left side in a typical OPPO style.
Some pictures also reveal the primary features of this handset. It is said to come with a Qualcomm chipset, 8GB RAM, 5GB virtual RAM, 5,000mAh battery, and 33W fast charging,
The pandemic saw unprecedented growth in Chromebook and tablet sales thanks to the boost in remote work and learning. But of course, such artificial growth wasn’t to last forever and the boost is now starting to wear off. Chromebooks and tablets recorded their first decline since the onset of the pandemic in 2020.
Lenovo Chromebook 300E
Chromebook shipments declined 29.8% YoY (year on year) in Q3 2021 with volumes dropping to 6.5 million units while tablet shipments recorded a 9.4% YoY drop to 42.3 million units, according to preliminary data from the International Data Corporation (IDC) Worldwide Quarterly Personal Computing Device Tracker.
Restrictions and lockdowns have been eased of late across the globe which has led to increased spending in other categories, in turn weakening Chromebook and tablet demand. The lifting of restrictions also means that people are resuming work in offices and students are going back to school, further cutting tablet and Chromebook demand due to decreased dependence on them.
Anuroopa Nataraj, senior research analyst with IDC’s Mobility and Consumer Device Trackers says, “Chromebooks continue to increase their footprint in emerging markets such as Asia/Pacific (excluding Japan and China), Latin America, and the Middle East & Africa, but sales in these regions account for less than 13% of the overall Chromebook volume and hence are far from moving the global market.”
Image: IDC
HP has taken the greatest hit when it comes to YoY growth, recording a decline of 66.1% in Q3 2021 when compared to the same period last year. The least affected seems to be Samsung with an actual 0.2% growth, while all of the other top 5 Chromebook sellers have seen declines. However, Samsung is the last of the top 5, with Lenovo leading with 1.5 million Chromebook shipments. Lenovo is followed by Acer, Dell, HP, and finally Samsung.
The scene in the tablet market is different with Apple not only maintaining the lead in terms of 3Q21 shipments but also recording the highest growth of 4.6%. Also recording growth is Lenovo with a figure of 2.1%. The remaining 3 brands have all seen a decline, contributing to an overall 53.1% drop in growth in 3Q21 when compared to 3Q20.
Image: IDC
“Though reduced demand is largely to blame to for the declines in these categories, limited supply has also been a factor,” said Jitesh Ubrani, research manager for IDC’s Mobility and Consumer Device Trackers. “The combination of these two factors is likely to create opportunity for PC makers as shared components, production capacity, and freight availability could be shifted to other categories such as Windows notebooks or perhaps gaming PCs, which continue to see higher demand and greater profitability.”
Realme is apparently planning on expanding its presence in the premium segments of the smartphone market. The company’s President shared this news, stating that new flagship models will arrive that cost around the 5,000 Yuan mark (roughly 780 US Dollars).
Xu Qi, the President of the Chinese smartphone maker stated that these upcoming devices will be aimed at the upper premium segments of the market in China and will arrive with top notch specs and feature (Via ITHome). While the executive did not reveal any finer details at the moment, he did state that we can expect these high end premium smartphones to launch sometime in early 2022.
Notably, Realme will be joining the likes of Xiaomi, Oppo, and Vivo who are also expanding in the ultra premium segment market in China. So, we can expect a number of new handsets from the various brands competing against each other next year. For those unaware, ultra premium segment smartphones have usually been dominated by Apple and Samsung in the global market with their flagship models costing around or over the 5,000 Yuan price point.
While Chinese brands are known for offering great value for money devices in the entry level to even the budget flagship levels, these brands are now seeking to expand their presence in the top segment as well. Unfortunately, it is unknown which series Realme will be launching the new flagship devices in, but it might just be a new annual flagship lineup like the Galaxy S series. Although, this is just speculation so take it with a pinch of salt for now.
Apple has been lowering the production of its iPads to improve its chip supply for its iPhone 13 series. The company had to shift chip supply to the latest iPhone, which has led to shorter delivery times.
According to a Nikkei Asia report, sources close to the matter have revealed that production of iPad has been lowered by a significant 50 percent than its original plans for the past two months. The lowered production of iPads allowed the Cupertino based giant to allocate more chips and other components to the iPhone 13 series that has seen robust demand all across the globe. This also showcases that the company’s new iPads and iPhones have a number of parts that are common across both platforms.
In other words, the brand has coped better amid the global semiconductor shortage as it can shift production from two different products. The reason the company is shifting is shifting production to the iPhones is likely due to its stronger than expected demand. Although, the demand for iPads has also been quite strong as well. Meanwhile, separate reports have also pointed at delivery times of iPhone 13 series becoming shorter, which also hints at its supply chain improving.
As of right now, the average lead times across the world for the iPhone 13 mini and iPhone 13 has settled around 12 and 13 days respectively. Similarly, lead times for the iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max also stabilized around 32 days, which is down from 37 days. However, the lead times are still quite a bit longer than the last generation’s iPhone 12 series.
The Redmi K50 series will reportedly be a comeback for under-display fingerprint sensor technology that was last seen on the Redmi K20 series. Redmi’s K series had done away with under-display fingerprint scanners in favor of side-mounted fingerprint tech despite being ‘flagship killer’ devices.
Although under-display fingerprint tech is still a little off from perfection and tends to be less accurate than rear or side-mounted fingerprint scanners, it’s a fan-favorite because it’s undeniably cooler. It may also be more convenient. The tech is more expensive though, which is probably why Redmi chose to do away with it in order to shave some of the cost of the K series.
Redmi K50 concept renders (HoiINDI)
But the K series has always been Redmi’s top-of-the-line offering and keeping it barred from the tech would have been unreasonable. Redmi will thus be shipping the K50 series with under-display fingerprints next year (via My Drivers).
This will not change the K50 series objective of being purely performance-oriented devices in any way though. Qualcomm’s upcoming 4nm Snapdragon 898 flagship processor will thus be featured on it, or at least on the Pro model. For comparison, the Redmi K40 series (Poco F3/Mi 11X) is comprised of the Redmi K40 with the Snapdragon 870 and the Redmi K40 Pro/Pro+ with the Snapdragon 888.
In addition to the above, the Redmi K50 series will be equipped with 100W+ fast charging for the first time. This may be limited to the Pro/Pro+ variants though. The series will also come with 120Hz AMOLED displays, with the Pro version having a 108MP camera.
We expect Xiaomi to announce the new Redmi phones in December or early January 2022.
Huawei sold its Honor brand to Zhixin New Information Technology Co. Ltd in mid-November 2020. Almost a year later, the products from the two companies are still identical to each other. The new HONOR-branded smartphones share almost everything with HUAWEI handsets. The same goes for software. A few days back, Honor released its self-branded browser application for its Android devices called HONOR Browser. Unsurprisingly, it is nothing but renamed HUAWEI Browser.
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HONOR Browser Old Logo
HONOR Browser New Logo
On October 31, a Huawei-focussed Weibo account (菊厂影业Fans) shared a few screenshots of the new HONOR Browser, which is currently in beta testing. The images show that the browser not only has the same logo as HUAWEI Browser but also shortcuts, however, renamed to ‘HONOR Shortcuts’.
With outrage from the public, Honor quietly changed the logo today with the latest beta version 5.0.0.303. The new version of the app also brings ‘HONOR Vision’, which is yet again a renamed visual search function found in HUAWEI Petal search.
The fresh beta release also comes with ‘HONOR Smart Recommendation’ feature, which is similar to Huawei’s implementation in its browser.
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HONOR Browser Options
HONOR Shortcuts - HONOR Browser
HONOR Vision - HONOR Browser
In a nutshell, HONOR Browser is a rebranded HUAWEI Browser in its current form. Hopefully, Honor tweaks this application to make its own with a unique look and set of features in the near future. Until then, Honor users are stuck with a HUAWEI Browser in disguise.
What are your thoughts on Huawei and Honor situation? Drope your thoughts in the comment section below.
Apple might be planning on bringing a new feature to its iPhones and its Watches. A new report has suggested that its smartphone and smartwatch could soon have a car crash detection feature that would notify authorities like the police or possibly even an ambulance.
According to The Wall Street Journal, the Cupertino based giant is working on a feature that automatically calls 911 when it detects a car crash. The Google Personal Safety app on Pixel devices is a similar feature, while modern cars also offer a connected car services as well. This includes GM’s OnStar, Subaru’s Starlink, and Fiat Chrysler’s Uconnect. In other words, while certain modern vehicles does offer such a feature, iPhones getting car crash detection would allow more drivers to get help immediately.
Notably, CarPlay is already a in vehicle system from the brand that can be found in a number of new cars, especially in the US. So Apple could very well be building this new feature that will work with its car system and the iPhones to detect car crashes. Keep in mind that this is still an unconfirmed report so take it with a pinch of salt for now. Although, considering how the company has had years to collect data and analytics from its iOS and watchOS users, its crash detection feature might be quite accurate and save a lot of lives.
OnePlus had teased a OnePlus Warp Car back in 2019 as part of an April Fools joke. The car had promised stuff like a trip from Los Angeles to Las Vegas on just a single 20-minute charge. It was a creative little prank back then, but a recent trademark application by the company indicates that it could soon turn into reality.
OnePlus Warp Car
The Chinese company has applied for a Trademark Class 12 for the words “oneplus life”. A Trademark Class 12 pertains to vehicles, and the images shared by notable tipster Debayan Roy show that the application by OnePlus is for driverless cars, self-balancing electric scooters, remote control vehicles, civilian drones, and even boats.
#OnePlus, #Oppo & #Vivo applied trademark for their upcoming Electric Vehicles in India but 🛑 it didn't register yet !
A Trademark is registered when you will see the word "Registered" on the marked section.
The trademark application is dated 30th March 2021 but seems to have only been spotted now. It is joined by similar applications from OPPO and vivo, indicating that BBK Electronics and all of its subsidiaries are looking to make their entry into the EV space. The trademarks seem to have been rejected at the moment but the companies will likely be trying again.
realme had actually applied for the same more recently and managed to successfully grab a trademark for “realme TechLife and TL Device.”
The newfound interest of Chinese tech giants in electric vehicles doesn’t come as a surprise though. China has seen exponential growth in the EV space within the past couple of years and everyone wants a piece of the profit. Various brands from different fields have either invested in the market or brought forward products of their own. Xiaomi had officially registered an electric vehicle business recently and seems to be leading the race among smartphone companies.
Xiaomi Himo T1
India might not have seen growth figures akin to China yet but its potential is just as large. Companies are obviously aware of this, hence the trademark applications.
While the likes of a OnePlus Warp Car are still a distant dream, we might soon at least see e-bikes from BBK subsidiaries OnePlus, OPPO, and vivo. Xiaomi has already launched models of its own and its competitors were bound to follow.
New Xiaomi phones with 2201123C and 2112123AC have received certification from the CMIIT authority of China. Reliable tipster Digital Chat Station has called these devices as L3 and L3A. It can be said based on recent reports that these devices may belong to the upcoming Xiaomi 12 series.
The CMIIT certifications have not revealed any information on the specs of the 2201123C (L3) and 2112123AC (L3A) Xiaomi phones. One of the past tweets from Xiaomiui, a Twitter handle that is known for revealing details of the upcoming Xiaomi phones, had revealed the key specs of the L3A phone. While its final moniker is not known, it is speculated that it could be a variant of the Xiaomi 12 codenamed Psyche.
The handset is rumored to feature a Full HD+ resolution display that offers a 120Hz refresh rate. The screen could be integrated with a fingerprint scanner. It is likely to be powered by a Snapdragon 8-series chipset. For photography, it may feature a triple camera unit, which may comprise of a 200-megapixel main camera, an ultrawide lens, and a micro camera. It is expected to come with other features like OIS and an in-display fingerprint scanner. The other details of the phone are under wraps.
The L3 could be a variant of the L3A. At present, there is no information available on the specs of the L3. Hopefully, the rumor mill is expected to spill more information on these devices in the future.
In related news, Xiaomi is said to be working on the launch of the Xiaomi 12 series and Redmi K50 lineup. While the latter is expected to launch around February, the former may go official in December in China.
The developers of Fortnite, Epic Games, have officially announced that it will be shutting down its popular battle royale title in China. The publisher revealed this news on its official website in China and stated that it is ending the “test” version of the game in the region this month.
According to the official post, no new user will be able to sign up or download the massively popular battle royale game as of 1st of November 2021. Furthermore, Epic Games will be completely shutting down its servers in the region on November 15. In this post, the studio also thanked its players for “boarding the bus” and participating in the game. Unfortunately, Epic Games did not offer any specific reason as to why it has decided to pull out the mobile port of one of the most popular multiplayer game currently in the market.
Although, it might have to do with the various restrictions it had faced in China. For those unaware, China had recently introduced a new regulation that restricted gaming hours for children below the age of 18 that are now only allowed to play video games three hours per week. Notably, the games that have launched in China have to undergo several changes to comply with local standards.
This holds especially true for battle royale entries that have to remove any form of blood while also ensuring that the BR game is portrayed as a military training simulator rather than a last man standing game. Despite being a major franchise, Fortnite was never really that popular in China to begin with. While the PC version had dominated PUBG PC, PUBG Mobile has been more successful in the handheld gaming segments. Till date, the game in China was missing many features and updates, including in app purchases and certain DLC contents as well.
At the end of September, news broke out that Samsung is working on Galaxy A33, the successor of Galaxy A32 5G. Last week, we also learned about the rebranded version of this smartphone called Galaxy M33 5G. Now, we get to know about the colors of Galaxy A33.
Samsung Galaxy A32
According to a report by GalaxyClub, the upcoming Galaxy A33 will be available in the same colors as yet another forthcoming Samsung phone called Galaxy A53. This means the replacement of Galaxy A32 5G will arrive in the following hues.
Galaxy A33 Colors
Black
White
Light Blue
Orange
The current-gen Galaxy A32 and Galaxy A32 5G already come in the first three colors. Hence, ‘Orange’ will be the new option for their successor. For those unaware, the last orange-colored handset from Samsung was Galaxy A50 (Coral).
Unfortunately, not much is known about the Galaxy A33 right now. As per GalaxyClub, the device will most likely come with 5G as standard. Hence, there might not be a 4G variant.
On the other hand, the Galaxy M33 could come in both 4G and 5G variants as the Galaxy M series is prominently sold in countries like India where there’s still no sign of 5G networks. However, so far, only the 5G model has been spotted.
That said, we expect to learn more about these smartphones in the coming days.
Motorola is reportedly working on two new G-series of smartphones such as Moto G51 and Moto G71. The G51 was recently spotted at China’s 3C certification site and the Geekbench benchmarking platform. Now, the device has bagged approval from the NBTC authority of China. These certifications show that the G51 may soon launch in different markets.
The NBTC certification reveals that the Motorola phone with XT2171-2 model number will be launching as the Moto G51 5G in Thailand. The listing did not reveal any information on the specs of the phone.
A recent leak by Technik News revealed that the Moto G51 will carry support for a Full HD+ resolution. It is unclear whether it supports a high refresh rate. For photography, it has a 13-megapixel front camera, and its back panel has a 50-megapixel main camera, an 8-megapixel ultrawide shooter, and a 2-megapixel camera.
The Geekbench listing of the phone revealed that it is powered by the Snapdragon 750G chipset. It further revealed that it has 4 GB of RAM and Android 11. The 3C listing of the phone revealed that it may carry support for only 10W charging.
Motorola is yet to confirm the existence of the Moto G51 5G. Since it has bagged multiple certifications, it appears that the handset may go official as early as this month.
The rumor mil is yet to spill information on the specs of the G71. The FCC certification of the device revealed that it will offer features like a 5,000mAh battery, 33W fast charging, NFC, and a 3.5mm audio jack.
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