Lightweight and portable – can be easily carried in your pocket
Rotating three-leaf combination cutter
Honeycomb mesh with 0.07mm thickness- suitable for short and hard beards
Ultra-thin knife – for a clean and deep shave, without leaving stubble
Integrated blade and knife mesh design – for easy cleaning and disassembly
5500RPM High-Speed Motor-For deep, powerful and clean shave
Smart Travel Lock
Charging – Type C Port
Battery life – 90 minutes
IPX5 Waterproof- can be used for both dry and wet shaving
Beautiful and minimalist design
Generally retailing for $20, you can now buy Xiaomi Pinjing ED1 Mini Electric Razor for a discounted price of $15.38 only at AliExpress. Please note that this limited-stock offer. So place your order asap.
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One of the ways to customize your smartwatch is via the straps. If you own a smartwatch, you can decide to purchase an official strap from the manufacturer or third-party ones. For Apple Watch owners that want to pick up a new strap, then you may want to go with one of the new 22 Sport Loop bands themed after country flags (or official colors).
The International Collection bands are limited-edition Sport Loop bands that represent 22 nations from across the globe. The available bands represent the following countries: Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, China, Denmark, France, Germany, Great Britain, Greece, Italy, Jamaica, Japan, Mexico, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Russia, South Africa, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, and the US.
Each band also comes with a matching downloadable Stripes watch face to further customize your watch. You can easily download the watch face using the App Clip functionality on the package. You can also download any of the 22 watch faces from Apple’s website which you can share with other users using Face Sharing.
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The bands are available in 40mm and 44mm sizes and are priced at $49 per piece.
It’s been a while since ZTE launched its flagship phone, the AXON 30 Ultra. I’m sure you guys are just as curious as us to see how good the high-end phone from ZTE really is. With that in mind, let’s take a look at how it performs.
Axon 30 Ultra Review: Design & Display
When I first saw this phone, I really liked it. It has a square appearance, with the top and bottom cut flat, and the camera module is rectangular but has some details. With the dark gray frosted glass, the whole shape is very calm and elegant.
This shape reminds me of Samsung’s Note series, but considering that Samsung may not launch a new Note model this year, the AXON 30 Ultra may be one of the most square phones you can buy this year. The camera is color-coated and reflects colorful shades when exposed to light.
The 188g weight makes it one of the lightest flagship phones from any brand this year. Honestly, I really like the look and the lightweight feel of the device, but it is not without drawbacks. The bezel is quite prominent, and it can be a bit uncomfortable to hold it for long periods of time. Other than that, I’m very happy with the design.
The AXON 30 Ultra 5G features a 144Hz refresh rate, FHD+, 10bit color depth support screen. The hole punch is in the middle of the screen. Although the screen has no screen protector, the oleophobic layer of the screen is sufficient, so it is very smooth to operate. The upper and lower bezel is almost equal in width, but it is not on the same plane as the screen, so it cuts your hand when sliding. Although the supplier of the screen is not Samsung, it still uses diamond-like pixels.
The fingerprint recognition area is situated a bit higher than usual, and it is more comfortable when unlocking. In short, AXON 30 Ultra’s screen is average for a flagship, not particularly outstanding to wow people, but it has no obvious shortcomings for users to complain about.
Axon 30 Ultra Review: Hardware & Gaming
Since it is called the Ultra, the phone naturally features top-end hardware like the Snapdragon 888, UFS 3.1, and LPDDR5.
In the AnTuTu Benchmark, the phone scored 790011, while in 3D MARK it scored 5857. The Geekbench 5 scores were 1125 for single-core and 3575 for multi-core. The Benchmark scores are the usual level for flagship phones.
Next, let’s take a look at the gaming performance. The frame rate curve of PUBG is very smooth, which means that the most basic cooling measures are implemented without any problems. The Axon 30 Ultra uses a 2880mm2 liquid cooling plate, which seems to have made a significant difference in the extreme gaming tests.
Genshin Impact’s frame rate curve is not as stable as PUBG’s, but the average frame rate of 52fps and the absence of sudden and significant frame rate drops make for a good gaming experience. Brightridge’s gaming performance is also similar to Genshin Impact.
Of course, it has the same shortcomings as the other Snapdragon 888 phones — the phone heats up quite a bit. But since ZTE has chosen to unleash full performance, a temperature increase is inevitable.
Axon 30 Ultra Review: Camera Performance
The camera system of AXON 30 Ultra is very interesting, three of the four lenses are all main camera level lenses. They are 64MP main camera, 64MP portrait lens, 64MP ultra-wide lens. The last one is an 8MP 5x telephoto lens.
Main Camera
The main camera, even with the AI tuning, is not too gaudy, HDR is moderately strong, the details are plentiful, the white balance is stable, and the finished photo style is of the type that is stable, without mistakes. At night, AXON 30 Ultra’s auto mode is not integrated with any night mode algorithm, so you can see that the auto mode photos are faithfully restored to what the naked eye sees, and the dynamic range of the photos is relatively small. However, once the night mode is turned on, all aspects of the photos are improved tremendously. The noise is also less while retaining details, which already belong to the first tier level of flagship phones.
Ultra-Wide Camera
The ultra-wide camera has basically the same tuning as the main camera. However, because the hardware is weaker than the main camera, the exposure in low lighting scenes is also a bit darker and there will be more noise.
Portrait Lens
The AXON 30 Ultra’s portrait lens is not the same kind that other phones use to assist with bokeh, rather it is called a portrait lens because it is close to the equivalent 35mm focal length. However, to take 35mm equivalent photos, you need to manually slide the adjustment to 1.3x or switch to portrait mode to achieve it, the default mode gives you a 2x zoom button. The bokeh algorithm is not very effective if the portrait mode is not a human subject, so generally, I use this lens as a 2x telephoto. This lens works very well at 2x zoom, and the results at night are not bad. In addition to the noise limited by the hardware, exposure has been at par with the main camera.
Telephoto Lens
The last 5x telephoto lens performs well in the daytime. But at night, when the lighting goes down, the image may turn out to be blurred. Plus, it doesn’t have night mode, so it’s better to avoid using it if the light is too low.
I think the advantage of the AXON 30 Ultra’s image system is that it has a full range of focal lengths, so you can choose the right focal length to compose a picture, no matter how close or far. This is very friendly for photography enthusiasts.
Video
Because all three lenses are at the main camera level, except for the 5x telephoto, they are all able to record 4K 60fps video. The main camera can support up to 8K 30fps video and can also record HDR video. 5x telephoto intelligently records up to 1080p 60fps video. With strong image stabilization, it is a phone with very good video recording features.
AXON 30 Ultra’s new pre-installed system, MyOS 11, is also a change from the previous design, the UI and icons have become more youthful and vibrant, and the animations are smooth. If you’ve used the global version of MIUI or other Chinese branded custom Android OS, MyOS is very similar to them. But unfortunately, the global version of MyOS 11 is less functional than the Chinese version, for example, the streamlined desktop on the Chinese version is not present on the global version, which is a pity.
Axon 30 Ultra Review: Battery Life
AXON 30 Ultra supports up to 65w of charging power. The charger is included in the box, and it is worth mentioning that the charging interface is Type-C and the charging cable sent is also USB-C to C. The charger is very small and supports PPS. And this 65w charger is very small and supports PPS, which is considered to be a better overall quality of the charger that comes with the box.
Charging speed is okay, 10 minutes gets you to 28%, 30 minutes up to 64%, and 52 minutes to fully charge the device. So it looks like the charging tech doesn’t use trickle charge. However, it is rather unfortunate that the flagship is not equipped with wireless charging.
Although it is only 188g, ZTE still stuffed a 4600mAh battery. In the real-life battery test, the phone consumed 5% for half an hour of TikTok, 4% for half an hour of online video, 9% for one game of PUBG, 22% and 12% for half an hour of Genshin Impact, and 20 minutes of Brightridge, respectively. So, the battery life is also at a moderate level.
Axon 30 Ultra Review: Verdict
The AXON 30 Ultra is undoubtedly a very well-balanced flagship phone that has almost no particular shortcomings. But if you look at it the other way, it doesn’t have any obvious strengths either. Perhaps the squarish design, the dominant appearance, and the complete range of focal lengths are its more prominent highlights.
But would you buy this phone for these two strengths? Let us know in the comments section down below.
The Indian state of Gujarat is implementing an Electric Vehicle policy that aims to provide incentives for renewable energy solutions to the transportation challenges in the state. It will see the state government paying Rs 10,000 per kWh as Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) to electric bike customers for every unit that they purchase in the state. The policy takes effect from July 1 and could kickstart a rush for two-wheeler electric vehicles in the state of Gujarat.
One company that is hoping to benefit from this policy is Revolt bike which opened shop in the state in 2020. With the Revolt bike having a battery capacity of up to 3.2 kWh, each customer could get above Rs 20,000 when purchasing the electric bike. The Gujarat state EV policy also follows some extensive incentives programs by the national government to engender clean and greener solutions to the transportation challenge. The Central government’s program could also yield up to Rs 15,000 per kWh for the electric vehicle manufacturer. Therefore, a combination of these incentives has made it possible for buyers of Revolt electric bikes in Gujarat to save up to Rs 68,000 for their purchase of the e-bikes.
As could be expected, the incentives regime is bound to drive demand for the bikes to the ceiling, and Revolt is taking steps to ensure that it meets the increased demand expected for the product. With several sales dealership networks slated for opening across the state, Revolt will hope to tap maximum benefit from the new EV policy. In addition, prices for the bikes are bound to go down because of the new subsidy regime. This could lead to more affordable vehicles for a greater segment of the population.
Other states have also begun a similar policy to encourage renewable energy solutions to the country’s transportation problem.
KOSPET launched globally its latest smartwatch, the KOSPET Optimus 2 on 28 June.
The smartwatch which retails for $249.99 is available at a heavily discounted price of $176.99 only, via coupon code: 333OPTIMUS2.
KOSPET Optimus 2 features a 1.6” IPS round display surrounded by a beautiful metallic bezel. It is the world’s first smartwatch with a 13MP rotatable flashlight camera. The smartwatch is fitted with a 13MP high-performance camera, equipped with a Sony IMX214 graphic sensor with 1080p high resolution and 30fps. The camera which is located a the top center can be rotated up to 90 degrees and used as a front camera to take selfies or video calls. Moreover, with the addition of the flashlight, you can take photos and videos anytime and anywhere without worrying about the background and environmental lighting.
KOSPET Optimus 2 comes with dual chips viz: MediaTek HelioP22 and PixArtPAR2822. The HelioP22 chip acts as the main processor which computes and processes all intelligent and complex data while the PixArt chipset is used for optimizing the Bluetooth connection and acquire and process the sports data. Due to the use of a separate chip for Bluetooth and Sports data, the smartwatch easily optimizes between the Bluetooth and cellular network, thereby giving you a strong and stable connection, low power consumption, and enhanced battery life. The smartwatch features two usage modes viz: Android Mode and Lite Mode. The Android mode is a high-performance version of an android smartwatch that runs all functions and apps while the Lite mode allows you to use only localized apps like calls, SMS, and fitness modes.
KOSPET Optimus 2 features a built-in 1260mAh Lithium Polymer Battery which gives you 5 days battery life on Lite mode and 2 days on Android mode. Moreover, you can also opt for a 1000mAh power bank to recharge your watch anywhere, on the go. Equipped with a 4GB LPDDR4 memory chip and 64GB EMMC 5.1 flash memory chip, the smartwatch runs 3D online games smoothly and can easily store large personal files and images.
Unlike ordinary Android Smartwatches, KOSPET Optimus 2 comes with 31 dedicated sports modes that can fulfill almost all your athletic and fitness needs. The smartwatch also features a built-in VC32S heart rate sensor, blood oxygen monitor, sleep tracker, etc. Powered by Android 10.7, the smartwatch supports dual 4G, global network frequency band, and Vo-LTE and comes with triple satellite navigation systems like GPS, Beidou, and GLONASS, making it a mini replica of your cellphone.
DEAL:
The retail price for KOSPET Optimus 2 is fixed at $249.99. But as a part of its world premiere, the company is giving out KOSPET Optimus 2 at a massively discounted price of $179.99. Moreover, by using the coupon code:333OPTIMUS2, you can get the smartwatch for $176.99 only. Please note that this super deal will end on 28 July 2021. So place your order asap.
Global Launch Gifts:
The first 50 customers get a free strap either black or brown color.
Users who place an order between June 28th – July 28th can buy a strap or charging base at half price (the original price of the strap is 9.99 USD, the original price of the charging stand is 19.99 USD)
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Samsung is expected to unveil its flagship offering for 2022, the Galaxy S22 series in January 2022. The series will be made up of the vanilla Galaxy 22, the Galaxy S22 Pro, and the high-end Galaxy S22 Ultra which will succeed the Galaxy S21 Ultra.
The Samsung Galaxy S22 series has been generating much hype, especially concerning the design. Recently, we saw a set of cool renders of the Galaxy S22 designed by talented designer, Technizo Concept in conjunction with LetsGoDigital. The prolific designer has now unveiled another set of custom renders, this time for the premium Galaxy S22 Ultra giving us an idea of what to expect onboard Samsung’s next flagship.
Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra Concept
The Galaxy S22 Ultra will likely come with an expanded S Pen functionality, with talk of a new S Pen feature with Bluetooth support. No major changes are expected in the screen size of the S22 Ultra, and some tipsters have predicted that it will sport a 6.81-inch, QHD+ display, same with the S21 Ultra. The renders also reveal that the S21 Ultra will have a rounded screen with a glass back panel. The LTPO (Low-Temperature Polycrystalline Oxide) screen technology will also be deployed for the S22 Ultra, with an adaptive and efficient display refresh rate.
There are also indications that the S22 Ultra will have lots of features that point to it being used as a gaming smartphone. It could have the Adaptive Heat Fan to curb overheating widely reported by some users of the S21 Ultra, together with support for ray-tracing and variable rate shading. Together with the new AMD-collaborated Exynos 2200 and Qualcomm’s Snapdragon chipsets, these features pack sufficient power and capabilities into the device. The S22 Ultra will also come with Android 12, which Google could release in October 2021.
The Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra will also sport an impressive camera setup, with the possibility of an under-display selfie camera included. A RAM of 16GB with internal memory up to 1TB is predicted for the S22 Ultra. As we inch towards January 2022, we are bound to get more details relating to the flagship model before its eventual release.
Huawei has just recently published a new patent, which was related to the control system of autonomous vehicles. While smart cars with self driving technology are already available, the company seeks to improve the overall driving and travel experience.
According to the patent titled “Smart Car Control Method, Device and Control System,” the Chinese tech giant is working on a smart car control system that could improve the autonomous technology behind self driving cars. As per an ITHomereport, the patent also describes a system for controlling smart cars, which is capable of improving the comfort for passengers as well as the driving experience of the self driving smart car.
This system would control the smart car’s driving mode, its driving style, to reach the speed of the vehicle at an optimal level. Once it reaches this optimal speed, it would also shift the driving mode to maintain it. In simpler terms, it would effectively work in real time to make the experience smooth and comfortable for the passengers riding in the vehicle, including the one behind the wheel.
Unfortunately, this is still a patent at the moment so finer details regarding this smart control system are currently unknown. Furthermore, it is also unclear if the smartphone maker is actually working on such a product or is just covering all bases. So stay tuned as we will be providing updates when additional information or any notable development surfaces regarding this technology.
Xiaomi has today confirmed that the brand’s new flagship thin and light masterpiece Mi Notebook Pro X will be officially launched on 30th June. The company has been teasing features of the upcoming device and the new teaser from the brand hints at its pricing.
The new teaser poster from the brand reveals that the device will be the first 10,000 yuan notebook from Xiaomi. It will come with powerful top-of-the-line specifications, offering flagship grade performance, screen, craftsmanship, and smart experience.
In another teaser, the company has confirmed that the device will come with a maximum configuration of 32GB LPDDR4x high-frequency memory and 1TB large-capacity solid-state drive (SSD). It has also hinted about offering a limited edition bag worth 200 yuan.
Earlier this year, Xiaomi launched the Mi Notebook Pro 14 and Mi Notebook Pro 15, priced at 5,299 yuan and 6,999 yuan. Now, the company has revealed its plans to launch Mi Notebook Pro X powered by RTX 3050 Ti.
The device is revealed to come with Nvidia RTX 3050 Ti graphics processor along with support for RTX Optical Tracking and DLSS Technology. It uses a GA107 core built on Samsung 8nm process, and TDP power consumption between 35 to 80W.
It is confirmed to come powered by 11th Generation Intel H35 series processors and NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050 Ti GPU respectively. Xiaomi claims these chipsets offer 45W performance when they are actually capable of delivering 35W only.
Nothing, the startup founded by Carl Pei, the former OnePlus Co-founder, has announced the launch date for its first product, the ear (1). The announcement comes a few weeks after the manufacturer said that it was delaying the launch till later this summer.
The Nothing ear (1) will launch on July 27 as seen in the poster shared by the manufacturer’s social media account. The event is scheduled to begin at 14:00 PM BST.
The ear (1) is a pair of wireless earbuds. The manufacturer had confirmed back in February that its first product will be wireless earbuds with a summer launch date. It was originally scheduled to launch this month but Nothing announced a few weeks ago that the product will be delayed as they had a few things to finalize.
The pair of wireless earbuds will stand out from the several dozens available in the market right now with respect to design. We also expect it to pack a few tricks too.
Nothing has revealed that the earbuds will be sold by Flipkart in India and Selfridges in the UK. We also expect them to be available on the official website too.
Xiaomi might just be working on its own version of the Apple AirTag. The patent from the company was recently granted and had the title of “Method and Device for Finding Objects.”
The patent has the application number CN106877911B and was first applied back in 2017. This patent is regarding a method and device that is capable of finding items, as reported by ITHome. In other words, the product in question could be used to find lost items of the user. Meaning, it should be similar to or could actually be a smart tag from the Chinese tech giant. In recent times, certain smartphone makers have launched their own iterations of a smart tracker device, including the Cupertino based company, Apple.
For those unaware, Apple recently launched the AirTag, which is a smart tracking device, that helps users find lost objects or keep track of certain accessories. So, Xiaomi might also be working on a product that offers similar functionality but at a price tag that makes it more accessible to the broader audience. Although, this is just speculation at the moment, so take it with a pinch of salt. Unfortunately, this is still a patent and it is too early to tell if the smartphone maker is actually working on such a product or just covering all bases, so stay tuned for more updates.
Xiaomi announced the Redmi K40 Pro Plus this year in February. The smartphone features a 6.67 inch Super AMOLED display with an IP53 rating that protects it from dust and water. The device is worth $ 769.99 in general, but Giztop has an exclusive offer where you can grab the high-end device at $549.
Giztop has all color variants to offer i.e; White, Blue, and Black with 256GB of memory configuration paired with 12GB RAM. The device will arrive within 7-10 days with an express delivery that costs $29.99. Whereas, the standard shipping costs $16.99, but it will take up to 10-20 days to deliver.
Redmi K40 Pro Plus comes with a 6.67 inch Super AMOLED display with Corning Gorilla Glass 5 protection. The panel offers a 120Hz refresh rate coupled with 12GB RAM and 256GB of internal memory. The dual sim device is rated IP53, making it dust and splash-resistant.
Under the hood, Redmi K40 Pro Plus equips an Octa-core processor-based Snapdragon 888 5G chipset along with Adreno 660 GPU. It powers the latest stable channel, Android 11 out of the box along with the company’s own customized skin, MIUI 12.
For shooting purposes, Redmi K40 Pro Plus houses a 20MP sensor at the front. On the other side, it has a triple camera module indulging a massive 108MP primary lens, an 8MP ultrawide snapper, and a 5MP macro shooter.
A 4,520 mAh battery backs up the Redmi K40 Pro Plus that supports 33W of fast charging. In fact, the company claims, it takes 52 minutes for the device to get fully charged. Other features of the smartphone include a side-mounted fingerprint scanner, NFC, Bluetooth 5.1, Wi-Fi 6, stereo speakers with Dolby Atmos, Hi-Res Audio, and Hi-Res Audio Wireless.
Back in November 2020, Huawei sold its then subsidiary Honor to Zhixin New Information Technology Co. Ltd. As a result, Honor got access to Google Mobile Services as well as other American-origin supplies for the newly unveiled HONOR 50 series. A few days after the announcement of these smartphones, the brand has finally shed some light on the software support for its older devices.
Huawei and Honor executives have confirmed to SuomiMobiili.fi (via GSMArena) that older HONOR-branded smartphones will continue to receive software updates. However, this support will come from the brand’s then-parent company Huawei.
Only select handset models released before April 1, 2021 will be eligible for this scheme. That’s because Honor’s exit from Huawei took place between March and April of this year.
As per Joonas Nurmela, Huawei’s Chief Public Relations and Communications Manager, HONOR-branded smartphones will get full product support, including standard security and software updates like the HUAWEI-branded models throughout their lifecycle. The executive even revealed the list of eligible handsets.
Honor Smartphones Eligible for Software Updates from Huawei
Monthly Security Updates
HONOR 20
HONOR 20 Pro
HONOR View20
Quarterly Security Updates
HONOR 30
HONOR 30 Pro+
HONOR 30i
HONOR 30S
HONOR View30 Pro
HONOR 20e
HONOR 20i
HONOR 20S
HONOR 20 Lite
HONOR 10i
HONOR 9A
HONOR 9C
HONOR 9S
HONOR 9S
HONOR 9S
HONOR 9S 10X
HONOR 9X Lite
HONOR 10X Lite
HONOR 9X Pro
HONOR 8A
HONOR 8S
HONOR 8A Pro
Additionally, according to Suvi Surenkin, Honor’s Marketing Director for Finland and the Baltics, the HONOR brand under the new ownership will try to help customers of older products for after-sales support before directing them to Huawei customer service.
Unfortunately, it’s not sure whether the above-mentioned HONOR smartphones will be updated to HarmonyOS 2. Anyway, what are your thoughts on Honor’s commitment to its older devices? Do let us know in the comment section below.
Earlier today (29th June 2021), a tipster on Weibo, a Chinese microblogging website, shared news regarding certain local smartphone makers introducing their own virtual storage expansion technology, which includes Xiaomi, Honor, Oppo, Realme, and others.
According to an online post by @数码闲聊站, Vivo is using the RAM expansion technology to offer an increase of 4GB of virtual RAM while Realme is offering an impressive 7GB virtual expansion in memory in a smartphone. The model in question is the Realme Q3 Pro Carnival Edition, which is now available in a new 12GB of RAM and 256GB of internal storage variant. In other words, this model would effectively have a combined 19GB of RAM, although, this version is exclusively available only through offline channels, as seen in the official image poster below.
Similarly, Oppo has also just unveiled its new RAM expansion technology for its handsets in MEA (the Middle East and Africa), which will debut with the Reno5 series of smartphones from June 2021. The technology, dubbed RAM+, allows the device to temporarily convert a small part of its internal storage (Read Only Memory or ROM) into virtual random access memory (RAM). On paper. this should effectively boost the overall memory of the device and would help in increasing the device processing power and efficiency.
Tarek Zaki, Senior Product Manager at OPPO Middle East and Africa, stated that “Users get easily frustrated when their smartphone slows down. RAM+ can alleviate the issue by temporarily increasing RAM during data-heavy tasks such as sharing images or gaming, ensuring a smoother and more stable system running, supporting the phone’s capability.”
Earlier this month, Honor announced the Snapdragon 778G SoC powered Honor 50 and Honor 50 Pro handsets. Speculations are rife the rumored Motorola Edge 20 will also feature the same chip. Fresh information suggests that Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy M52 5G may also feature the Snapdragon 778G SoC.
A previous report had suggested that the Galaxy M52 5G could be a rebadged edition of the Galaxy F52 5G, which was announced in China last month. While the Snapdragon 750G chip powered by the F52 5G, the appearance of the M52 5G at the Geekbench benchmarking platform suggests that it may arrive with Snapdragon 778G. Hence, it now appears that the M52 could be a new CPU variant or an entirely different phone as compared to the F52 5G.
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Samsung Galaxy M52 5G Geekbench
The Galaxy M52 5G has emerged with its SM-M526BR on the benchmarking site. The listing reveals that it has 6 GB of RAM, and it boots to Android 11 OS. The “lahaina” codename mentioned in the motherboard field in the listing belongs to the Snapdragon 888. However, the Adreno 642L GPU mentioned in the source code of the listing suggests that the phone has Snapdragon 778G, and not the SD888.
The handset scored 776 and 2877 points in the single-core and multi-core tests of Geekbench, respectively. The other specifications of the phone are under wraps.
Samsung Galaxy F52 5G specifications
The Galaxy F52 5G has a 6.6-inch TFT screen that supports a Full HD+ resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate. The Snapdragon 750G fuels the device with 8 GB of RAM. It has 128 GB of built-in storage and a microSD card slot for additional storage. The device is backed by a 4,500mAh battery that carries support for 25W rapid charging. For photography, it has a 16-megapixel front camera, and a 64-megapixel (main) + 8-megapixel (ultrawide) + 2-megapixel (depth) + 2-megapixel (macro) quad-camera system.
Samsung is expected to launch the Galaxy Z Flip3 clamshell phone with a foldable display in August along with the Galaxy Z Fold3. It will be arriving as the successor to last year’s Galaxy Z Flip 5G. A fresh leak by GizNext has shared new renders of the Z Flip3 to reveal its design and color variants.
The new leak reveals that the Galaxy Z Flip3 will be available in multiple colors like dark green, light violet, beige, grey, black, pink, dark blue, and white. As previous reports have revealed, the Galaxy Z Flip3 can be seen sporting a dual-tone color scheme.
As can be seen in the new renders, the top portion of Galaxy Z Flip3’s back panel is in black, while the remaining part has a different color. The upper portion houses a vertical dual-camera unit and a larger secondary display. Up front, the Z Flip3 has a foldable screen with a tall aspect ratio and a centrally aligned punch-hole. Readers can visit the source link to check out other renders of the Z Flip3.
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Samsung Galaxy Z Flip3 renders
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip3 renders
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip3 renders
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip3 renders
Samsung Galaxy Z Flp3 5G specifications (Rumored)
Past reports have claimed that the Galaxy Z Flip3 has a 6.7-inch foldable screen with a 10-megapixel front camera and an in-screen fingerprint scanner. Its rear shell is said to be equipped with a pair of 12-megapixel cameras.
The size of Z Flip3’s secondary screen is said to have increased to 1.83 inches. It is unclear whether it will be featuring a flagship or midrange chip. The clamshell phone could be available in storage choices like 128 GB and 256 GB. It is likely to house a 3,300mAh battery that carries support for 15W charging. The Z Flip3 is likely to carry a starting price of $999.
Apple is apparently making it mandatory for its employees to wear “police grade” body cameras to stop leaks. The company has made this move in an effort to stop the spread of sensitive proprietary information.
According to a FrontPageTechreport (Via CultOfMac), the Cupertino based giant is pushing ahead with body cams to stop internal information from surfacing in the press. Reportedly, certain employees of the company are now required to wear a body camera similar to the Axon Body 2, which is the model used by many police forces. This aggressive move from the company is its latest effort to ensure its hardware trade secrets are kept from leaking out.
As per the report, body cameras are not required by every employee but only those working with certain product teams. These are quite likely related to the unreleased hardware/products, although, it is unsure as to how Apple deploys these body cameras to prevent possible leaks. The very leak regarding the iPhone maker forcing body cameras implies that the new effort might not be as effective in stopping internal information from leaking out.
Interestingly, Apple is allegedly even going after certain tipsters regarding their leaks. This includes Front Page Tech’s Jon Prosser, who released a video stating that the company is taking steps against him. Jon further added that “I’ve never paid a source. No money has ever exchanged hands. No transactions have happened. And I’ve always made clear to employees that they are under no pressure to give me information.”
The new leak states that the Galaxy Buds2 will be priced between $149 and $169. This pricing suggests that it will be positioned lower than the Galaxy Buds Pro that was announced with a pricing of $199 in January. The Buds2 is expected to replace the Galaxy Buds+ with ANC (Active Noise Cancellation) support that debuted with a pricing of $149 last year. Probably, the upcoming Samsung TWS earbuds will carry support for ANC (Active Noise Reduction), and not ANC.
The Buds2 is expected to rival Beats Studio Buds, which is priced at $149 in the U.S. It will also compete with the 2nd generation AirPods that cost $159 in the U.S.
Samsung Galaxy Buds2 Pro specifications and features (Rumored)
The leaked renders of the Buds2 have revealed that it will be available in multiple colors such as black, white, purple, and green. The images revealed that the appearance of the Buds2 and charging case will be similar to the Galaxy Buds Pro.
Each earbud of the Buds2 could be powered by a 60mAh, whereas its charging case may include a 500mAh battery. The earbuds may carry support for 0.6W charging, while the charging case may support 2.5W charging.
HMD Global has launched a new feature phone in China. This device is called Nokia 105 4G and it was first announced for global markets two weeks back. The main highlight of the handset is support for LTE connectivity and Alipay (only China). The phone can be considered as a successor to the Nokia 105 (2019), which was followed by Nokia 105 (2017) and Nokia 105 (2013) respectively. That said, let’s take a look at what the new model has to offer.
Nokia 105 4G Specifications and Features
The newly unveiled Nokia 105 4G looks different than its predecessors. The new model features flat sides, however, the top and bottom remain curved. For comparison, the previous two models sport a pebble-like design.
The phone arrives in three colors, namely Dark Blue, Red, and Black. It is made of polycarbonate, measures 121 x 50 x 14.5mm in dimensions, and weighs around 80.2g.
The device comes with a 1.8-inch QVGA LCD panel. It is powered by a UNISOC T107 chipset and boots Series 30+ operating system. Other features include an LED torch, 3-in-1 speaker, readout, FM radio (wired and wireless), 3.5mm headphone jack, and a MicroUSB port.
Unlike its predecessors, the all-new Nokia 105 4G supports LTE connectivity as well as Alipay. However, it is worth noting that users will require a smartphone to set up the mobile payment feature. As mentioned in the beginning, these two features are the main highlight of this handset.
As usual, HMD Global is targeting the elders with the Nokia 105 4G. The phone is backed by a 1,020mAh removable battery. The company claims up to 18 days standby time on the single SIM variant with 2G connection and 14 days on LTE connection.
Nokia 105 4G Price and Availability
The Nokia 105 4G is priced at ¥229 ($36) in China. Interested customers can pre-order it starting today (June 29) by depositing ¥10 ($2).
Customers who pre-order the handset will receive a ¥30 ($5) discount. Hence, for them, the device will cost only ¥199 ($31) when it will be available for purchase from July 5.
Exclusive: Samsung is testing the AMD GPU in the new Exynos, and the Wild Life test on the 3D Mark has scored 8134 points. It is worth mentioning that the CPU in this test is A77 architecture, for reference only. Each test has different results, we need to wait for more results. pic.twitter.com/Rej9vqyP6s
According to a tweet from a known tipster IceUniverse, the South Korean tech giant is apparently testing an Exynos chipset with a Radeon GPU and Cortex A77 CPU cores. The tipster shared a screenshot of the 3DMark graphics benchmarking app, in which, an Exynos processor with AMD GPU was spotted scoring 8,134 points in the Wild Life test that had an average of 50fps. This score beats the iPhone 12 Pro Max that sported the Apple A14 Bionic chipset, which scores around 7,442 points with an average frame rate of 40 fps.
At the moment, these benchmark scores appear to be early tests. So, we have no idea regarding the thermal performance of this chipset during these tests and how it performs under heavy load. Although, this is quite notable considering an Android handset has outperformed the top end Apple iPhone. The Samsung chip in question is rumored to be the Exynos 2200, which might even be able to offer better performance since it is expected to arrive with ARM Cortex X2 and Cortex A710 CPU cores, which are newer and faster than the Cortex A77.
For those unaware, the upcoming Exynos chipset will feature Radeon GPU that is based on AMD’s latest mobile RDNA2 architecture. Keep in mind, even if this chipset actually is the upcoming chipset, good synthetic benchmarks do not always translate to better graphical performance in real games. So stay tuned for more updates.
Yesterday, Qualcomm announced the Snapdragon 888+ mobile platform as an overclocked version of the existing Snapdragon 888 chip. Apart from offering faster clocking speeds, the SD888+ is equipped with an improved AI Engine. Companies like Honor, ASUS, Motorola, Xiaomi, and Vivo are expected to launch phones fueled by the Snapdragon 888+ later this year. Today, popular tipster Digital Chat Station shared the key details of the upcoming Xiaomi’s SD888+ powered flagship.
Digital Chat Station’s Weibo post talks about the key features of an upcoming flagship phone featuring the next generation Snapdragon flagship with sm8450 part number. This chip is being tentatively dubbed as the Snapdragon 895 chip by the rumor mill. The emoji of the bunny in the post is a good hint that he could be talking about Xiaomi’s next flagship.
According to the tipster, the new device will be sporting a punch-hole display with curved edges. He added that it will be equipped with a 200-megapixel lens as the primary camera. Previous reports have suggested that it could be featuring Samsung’s upcoming 200-megapixel sensor. It is unclear whether this phone belongs to the exiting Mi 11 series or some other series.
Other reports have claimed that the 200-megapixel ISOCELL sensor may measure 1/1.37-inch and it has 1.28-micron pixels. It could be equipped with 4-in-1 and 16-in-1 pixel binning technology, and it may allow users to record 16K videos.
Speaking of Xiaomi, a recent leak revealed the codenames of 13 upcoming Xiaomi phones. It has revealed that the company could be announcing as many as three phones with an in-screen selfie camera. Unfortunately, the leak has no information about its Snapdragon 895 powered phone.
Last year, the Mi 11 5G debuted as the first Snapdragon 888 powered phone by the end of 2020. Qualcomm may launch the SD895 chip by the end of the year. Hence, it is likely that the rumored SD895 powered Xiaomi phone could end up as a Mi 12 series phone.
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Nokia 105 4G Specifications and Features
