The Realme GT Neo smartphone is all set to go official on March 31 in China. The company will be also announcing a new V-series smartphone called the Realme V13 5G alongside the Neo GT. A tipster from China has now shared the key specifications and live images of the V13 5G.
The official poster of the Realme V13 5G, which was rolled out last week revealed that it is a 5G phone featuring a 90Hz display and a 5,000mAh battery. It also confirmed that the device will offer up to 256 GB of storage.
The poster also revealed that it is equipped with a punch-hole display, a square-shaped camera module, and a side-mounted fingerprint reader. The phone will come in two colors like blue and black..
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Realme V13 5G live shot
Realme V13 5G live shot
Realme V13 5G live shot
Realme V13 5G live shot
It is speculated that the Realme V13 5G is driven y the Dimensity 700 5G chipset. New information reveals that the smartphone features a 6.52-inch screen, a 48-megapixel triple camera system, and it carries support for 18W fast charging. The handset runs on Realme UI 2.0 based Android 11 OS and it measures 8.4mm in thickness. Shown above are the live shots of the smartphone.
The Realme V13 5G is expected to arrive in two variants like 8 GB RAM + 128 GB storage and 8 GB RAM +256 GB storage in China. The handset may arrive with a starting price of 1,799 Yuan (~$275). The live shots confirm that the Realme RMX3041 smartphone that was spotted at TENAA earlier this month will be breaking cover as the Realme V13 5G in the home market.
A recent leak claimed that Samsung will be announcing the Galaxy Tab A7 Lite tablet in June. The leak had revealed its design and some of its key features. Now, reputed tipster Evan Blass has shared a new render and some of the major specs of the Galaxy Tab A7 Lite reveal what to expect from it.
The Galaxy Tab A7 Lite features a screen that measures 8.4 inches diagonally. The leak does not mention the display type. Considering that it is a low-budget device, the Galaxy A7 Lite could be sporting an LCD panel.
The leak further states that the Galaxy Tab A7 Lite is powered by the Helio P22T SoC and 3 GB of RAM. It has a large battery of 5,100mAh capacity. As can be seen in the image, the rear shell of the device has a flash-less camera. The tipster did not share the configurations of the front and rear cameras of the device.
Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 Lite render by Evan Blass
The Tab A7 Lite tablet has already bagged FCC certification and it was approved by the Bluetooth SIG body earlier this month. The FCC appearance did not reveal any information, but its Bluetooth listing only revealed that it carries support for Bluetooth 5.0.
Samsung may announce the Galaxy Tab A7 Lite along with Galaxy Tab S7 Lite in June. Previous reports have claimed that the Tab S7 Lite may come in three variants such as 5G, 4G LTE, and Wi-Fi only. The tablet may arrive in multiple colors like black, silver, pink, and green.
The Galaxy Tab S7 Lite may feature a 12.4-inch LCD TFT display and it could be powered by Snapdragon 750G chipset. The tablet may come with 4 GB of RAM and it may run on Android 11 OS. There is no word on the pricing of the Tab A7 Lite and Tab S7 Lite tablets.
News emerged earlier last week, precisely on Tuesday, that the Suez Canal which is one of the world’s most-important waterways was blocked by a Panama-registered vessel Ms. EverGreen. The ship is said to have run aground due to high wind but human error isn’t completely ruled out at this point.
The blockade has lingered for almost a week and has left hundreds of ships waiting on both sides of the canal which is a 200km shortcut from Asia to Europe, connecting the Red sea to the Meditteranean sea.
Strategy Analytics has now predicted that the blockade could have an effect on the already battered smartphone industry but the effect won’t be much. The industry is already faced with a shortage of chips, also affecting tablets, laptops, TVs, and cars.
The research firm estimates that the Suez Canal record less than 5% of global smartphone logistics flow. A lot of these components are shipped worldwide using other sea routes or by airplanes. However, if an impact will be felt by the smartphone industry, Strategy Analytics thinks it will be through volatile oil prices. Most of the vessels that are held up at the Suez Canal are oil-laden vessels. Thus, the delay may lead to yet another upset for the volatile commodity. A rise in the price of fuel will affect delivery trucks and factories that rely on generators and could lead to a slight price increase.
Efforts are still underway to try to evacuate the ship, said to be the size of 9 football pitches and as tall as the Empire State building, from the position of obstruction.
Last week was a very eventful one. No fewer than fifteen new phones were announced across the globe. However, phone launches were not only the big announcements. There were a few goodbyes too in the smartphone industry. Here’s a recap of the top stories from last week:
POCO has a new flagship killer and a mid-range killer too
POCO announced two new phones last week that marked its return to its roots of making unbeatable value-for-money smartphones. After years of waiting for a true POCO F1 successor, the new POCO F3 (actually a rebadged Redmi K40) arrived as the brand’s latest flagship killer. But it didn’t come alone. POCO also announced the POCO X3 Pro, a mid-range phone with a Snapdragon 800-series processor. Yes, the new Snapdragon 860 (the snapdragon 855+ in a new skin) is a chipset made for mid-range phones and it arrived first in this new phone. Both phones are super affordable and pack pretty interesting features. Do check out our review of the POCO X3 Pro.
Black Shark 4
Black Shark 4 Series – speed is matters
China’s Black Shark announced two new gaming smartphones last week – the Black Shark 4 and the Black Shark 4 Pro. Powered by the Snapdragon 870 and Snapdragon 888 processors respectively, these two gaming beasts pack more than just powerful chipsets. They also charge super-fast, supporting 120W fast wired charging; have incredibly fast storage (SSD on the pro model), and are stunning too.
Motorola’s first Snapdragon 800-series powered Moto G phone launched too. The Moto G100 has a Snapdragon 870 processor inside it, six cameras in total, and some software features, one of which allows you to use the phone as a desktop computer when hooked up to a monitor and paired to a Bluetooth keyboard and mouse. It didn’t come alone either. The Moto G50, a budget 5G phone, also tagged along.
Honor V40 Light Luxury Edition
Honor’s new products – a phone and tablet for China and a fitness tracker for global markets
The Honor V40 Light Luxury Edition and the Honor Pad 7 tablet were announced in China. The former has a curved 90Hz OLED display, a 5G processor, 64MP quad rear cameras, and 66W fast charging. The Honor Pad 7 is an Helio P22T-powered 10-inch device targeted at students. It comes in LTE and Wi-Fi-only variants. The Honor Band 6 also got a global launch last week, three months after it was announced in China.
Last year’s Mi 10 Ultra was not only Xiaomi’s highest-end flagship but also one of the best premium phones released. Sadly, the device is China-exclusive and not sold in other regions. A leak has revealed that two of the phones Xiaomi plans to release tomorrow will also not be made available outside its home country.
According to the Twitter account, Xiaomiui (@xiaomiui), the Mi 11 Pro will not get a global launch as it will be exclusive to China. In a quoted response to the original tweet, the account says the new Mi MIX phone codenamed “cetus” will also be exclusive to China. However, both devices will be announced at the global event.
Also new Mi MIX device (cetus) only also only for China. But they will introduce on Global launch 🙂 https://t.co/cL5bh3hGJI
It is not all bad news. In a reply to a question under the original tweet, the account revealed that the Mi 11 Ultra will be available for global markets including India. This should be good news for those who wanted the Mi 10 Ultra but couldn’t get their hands on it. However, there is a chance availability will differ with respect to markets.
For those sad about the upcoming Mi MIX which is expected to be a foldable phone, if earlier reports are to be believed, Xiaomi has plans to launch three foldable phones this year. So there is a high chance that at least one of them will be available globally.
The Mi 11 Ultra is not the only phone launching tomorrow that will be available outside China. The Mi 11 Lite will also be available for global markets and it will be announced in 4G and 5G variants.
Since there is no confirmation about the info above, we advise our readers to take it with a pinch of salt.
After years of fans requesting this feature, Xiaomi is finally launching a phone that is waterproof. The manufacturer has announced that the Mi 11 Ultra, which will be unveiled tomorrow, will have an IP68 rating.
For years, fans have demanded a fully waterproof device from Xiaomi, but instead, it had settled for just making phones with protection against splashes. That changes with the Mi 11 Ultra. The phone will be water-resistant up to 1.5 meters and for a duration of 30 minutes.
Xiaomi has also said that the phone will be the first to have a gas (Helium) release valve, allowing you to release the built-up pressure inside the device. A Helium Release Valve is found in professional diving watches, and it allows divers to release the built-up pressure caused by helium gas molecules that got into the watch. If not released, the pressure can damage the watch and even cause the dial to pop off.
The Mi 11 Ultra will have a QHD+ AMOLED screen with a 120Hz refresh rate and a punch hole for the front-facing camera. Powering it will be Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 888 processor. The flagship phone will also come with Samsung’s 50MP ISOCELL GN2 sensor, the largest mobile camera sensor in the world. There will also be a 48MP ultrawide angle camera, and a periscope lens camera that brings up to 120X zoom.
The flagship will have a 5000mAh battery with support for 67W fast wired charging, 67W fast wireless charging, and 10W reverse wireless charging. Xiaomi will ship it with Android 11 based on MIUI 12.5.
Tomorrow is Xiaomi’s big event and it plans to announce several products, one of which is the Mi 11 Lite/Mi 11 Youth. Ahead of the launch, Xiaomi has revealed the processor that will power the smartphone in addition to some other details.
In one of its Weibo posts promoting the phone, Xiaomi revealed that it will come with the spanking new Snapdragon 780 5G processor that was announced a few days ago. This means the Mi 11 Lite will be the first smartphone to be powered by the new chipset.
The Snapdragon 780G 5G processor is the first 5nm Snapdragon 700 series chipset. It has eight CPU cores arranged in a 1+3+4 core arrangement. The prime core and the three main cores are based on the Cortex-A78 while the remaining four cores are based on the Cortex-A55. The chipset also comes with the new Adreno 642 GPU, the Spectra 570 ISP that allows for simultaneous image capturing from three cameras, and a Snapdragon X53 modem that brings up to 3.3 Gbps download speeds.
Xiaomi has also disclosed that the Mi 11 Lite will be the lightest and thinnest Mi phone in history. Another teaser poster that was shared on the internet shows the size of the bezels of the phone.
The Mi 11 Lite will come with a flat display with a hole punch at the top left corner for the front-facing camera. The bezels on the side and at the top are said to be 1.88 millimeters thick while the bottom bezel is 2.75 millimeters.
It has been reported that the phone will have a 6.55-inch FHD+ AMOLED screen with a 90Hz refresh rate. It will have 64MP triple rear cameras, a 20MP selfie camera, up to 8GB of RAM and 128GB of storage, and a 4250mAh battery capacity along with support for 33W fast wired charging.
One-handed mode is not a novel feature if you have used custom Android UIs such as OneUI, MIUI or any other Android skins except the stock Android. Indeed it’s astonishing that One-handed mode took a long time to arrive in the stock Android. Nonetheless, as you’d know with the Android 12, Google has finally added the One-handed mode as a stock Android feature.
Here in this article, we’ll take you through how to enable One-handed mode on Android 12. It’s pertinent to mention here that, One-handed mode arrived on stock Android with the Android 12 Developer Preview 1. And, it’s likely to stay here as a core Android feature since smartphones are becoming increasingly tall and nifty, and feature such as One-handed mode is the need of the time.
Enough of babbling and let’s get straight to the point.
Steps to enable One-handed Mode on Android 12
If you’re running the latest Android 12 Developer Preview and would like to try the One-handed mode on your device. Then follow the below steps:
Go to Settings
Choose Gestures.
Tap on One-handed mode and enable the toggle
Once enabled you can swipe down on the very bottom of the display to trigger the feature
Not only that, you can customize the feature by tweaking the other options such as “Timeout” and “Exit when switching apps“.
Hope you’re successful in enabling One-handed mode and making use of it on your device. Google has been quick in fixing the issue which was present in the Developer Preview 1. Resultingly, the One-handed mode on DP2 is more polished and work as expected. Likely, Google will make it more stable in the final builds. Let’s wait and see what Google brings to the table with the final Android 12.
Along with the F25, A30C, and other scooter models, Ninebot also launched a new N-series made up of the N70C, N90, and N100 Electric Scooter. The new models join the E-series, and C-series that were launched last year.
The new electric scooter series is equipped with RileyGo 2.0 smart technology. There are several sensors that are responsible for automatically unlocking the scooter and detecting the location of the bike using a mobile phone app.
Compared to the recently unveiled A-series, Ninebot’s N-series electric Mopeds are larger in size. They also come with a significantly improved storage space and range and are also equipped with True Intelligence 2.0 technology. Also, the Ninebot N-series electric scooter model is equipped with higher-power motors, and two of the three models pack the more efficient lithium batteries.
The first product, N70C, is equipped with a 60V lead-acid battery as well as a self-developed battery management system. The scooter has a range of 70km. The electric scooter also uses a high-power direct-drive hub motor with a maximum power of 1500W and higher efficiency.
The N70C e-bike has a front disc and rear drum brake configuration, and an EABS energy recovery system. The front and rear wheels are equipped with damping shock absorbers to reduce bumps. The N70C is also equipped with smart light-sensitive LED matrix headlights, with an illumination distance of 25m.
The second model of the N series is the Ninebot N90 e-bike. The power of the N90 is increased to 1800W while the range is extended to 85km. it utilizes the ATL lithium battery which is more lightweight. It retains the same design as the N70C but carries a higher price tag of 6,499 yuan (~$993).
The Ninebot N100 electric scooter is the most powerful of the trio. The power is extended to 2200W while it can be used for a range of 105km. It is presently on crowdfunding for 6,999 yuan (~$1069).
The Ninebot N70C Electric Scooter is the cheapest with the pricing starting at 2999 yuan (~$458).
The Indian phone accessories market has a new entrant from boAt. It is the Airdopes 621 truly wireless earbuds with a capacity of 150 hours of extended listening. At the unveiling event on friday, boAt unfurled an impressive array of features of the Airdopes 621 earbuds that will expectedly draw many consumers to the affordable accessory.
The Airdopes 621 has Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity, is capable of instant pairing, has IPX7 waterproof capability, and both earbuds come with a 6mm driver. The IPX7 rating means that the service is unaffected by water splashes while being used for extended periods.
Each earbud of the Airdopes 621 has a 35mAh battery capable of providing 5.5 hours of uninterrupted listening on a full charge. The Airdopes 621 has a digital charging case with a 2600mAh battery that can extend the earbuds battery life to 150 hours (more than six days) of continuous operation. The massive battery life of the Airdopes 621 is a feature that has set the device ahead of its competitors. The digital charging case also supports fast charging and can double as a power bank for charging other devices. The charging case has a battery indicator that enables the user to monitor the battery usage effectively.
The boAt Airdopes 621 TWS earbuds are compatible with both Android and iOS devices. It has a single-touch Voice Assistant that enhances its usability. Besides, it is possible to take calls and change tracks with a button’s push, providing smooth touch controls for several operations.
The Airdopes 621 TWS earbuds are now on sale at Amazon India. Buyers who purchase the device now will enjoy a 62% discount bringing the price to Rs 2,999 (about $41.40). The discount price will be gradually scaled down in the coming weeks.
One of the ways to customize your mobile device is by the keyboard app you use. There are several keyboard applications available for both Android and iOS, with features that are similar as well as distinguishing.
Some of these keyboard apps allow you to customize the layout and themes. They also let you switch between languages, add your own words, and offer predictive text input, thus saving you time when typing. Some keyboard apps also have built-in search features that allow you to search for information on the web without leaving the app you are using.
For this week’s poll, we want to know which keyboard app you use. So, please take the poll below and also post a comment telling us why you like it and prefer it over others.
Despite most of the eyes are actually on Xiaomi and Realme, there is another brand releasing several affordable phones with an amazing quality price ratio: Motorola. The Lenovo-owned company recently came up with the Moto G10 Power: one of the best battery phones out there. Due to its huge battery, after the release, we thought a comparison between budget battery phones would be useful for those who wanted this kind of device in the first half of 2021. If you want a recent battery phone in the same price range, you actually have several choices. Among the best ones, there are Realme Narzo 30A and the Redmi Note 10S by Xiaomi. Here is an in-depth specs comparison.
Motorola Moto G10 Power vs Realme Narzo 30A vs Xiaomi Redmi Note 10S
The Motorola Moto G10 Power and the Realme Narzo 30A have similar design patterns: it looks like they copied each other. But the device providing the best design is actually the Redmi Note 10S: indeed, it is the only one with a punch-hole display and it features a higher screen-to-body ratio. Further, it has the IP53 certification which guarantees protection against splashes and dust. Motorola Moto G10 Power has a water-repellent coating, but it does not have any certification. While Motorola Moto G10 Power and Realme Narzo 30A sport a rear-mounted fingerprint reader, the Redmi Note 10S has a side-mounted scanner.
Display
The most advanced display belongs to the Xiaomi Redmi Note 10S. Despite it is a lower-midrange phone, it features a great AMOLED panel. Unfortunately, you do not get a high refresh rate, but you get a better image quality with more brilliant colors and deeper blacks. It even features a higher peak brightness with up to 1100 nits. Last but not least, unlike its two rivals, it provides a Full HD+ resolution with 1080 x 2400 pixels. The Motorola Moto G10 Power and the Realme Narzo 30A sport below-average displays with HD+ resolutions and IPS technology.
Hardware/Software
If you need the most powerful phone, then you should go for the Redmi Note 10S because it features a stronger Helio G95 chipset by MediaTek. The second place goes to the Realme Narzo 30A with its Helio G85, but the Moto G10 Power offers all the reliability of the Snapdragon 460 chipset built with a better 11 nm production process. Besides providing a better chipset, the Redmi Note 10S has better memory configurations with up to 8 GB of RAM and up to 128 GB of UFS 2.2 internal storage, while you get just 4 GB of RAM and 64 GB of storage with Realme Narzo 30A and Motorola Moto G10 Power.
Camera
The Xiaomi Redmi Note 10S is the best even when it comes to the camera department: it sports a 64 MP main camera which is actually superior to its two rivals and captures a higher level of detail. The secondary sensors are the same as the Motorola Moto G10 Power, including an 8 MP ultrawide lens and a pair of 2 MP sensors for macros and depth info. The Realme Narz0 30A is disappointing with its 13 MP main camera aided by just a 2 MP monochromatic sensor.
Battery
Motorola Moto G10 Power is the best battery phone of the comparison thanks to its 6000 mAh battery paired with an 11 nm chipset. Right after, we got the Realme Narzo 30A which can achieve very similar results. Redmi Note 10S is the inferior one but it features faster charging technology with 33W power.
Motorola Moto G10 Power vs Realme Narzo 30A vs Xiaomi Redmi Note 10S: Price
Motorola Moto G10 Power is priced at €120/$142 in the Indian market, Redmi Note 10S starts from €190/$225, and Realme Narzo 30A costs €108/$128. The winner of the comparison is Redmi Note 10S, but the Motorola Moto G10 Power can let you save a lot of money if you do not mind having the best display and chipset.
After bringing the updates to the flagship devices, Motorola has started rolling out the Android 11 update for the Moto G 5G Plus.
Moto G 5G Plus launched back in July 2020 with Android 10 out of the box. Months after the official announcement of Google, the Android 11 OS is now rolling out to the users of the device in Brazil. An update with firmware version RPN31.Q4U-39-27-5 with a download size of 1.08GB is rolling out.
The update brings Android 11 features like Conversation notifications, Chat bubbles, a built-in screen recorder, media controls in the Quick Settings panel, Smart Device controls, and more. Along with this, the update also brings the February 2021 security patch to the Moto G 5G Plus.
Coming back, this firmware version is only for the dual-SIM variant of the Moto G 5G Plus with the model number XT2075-3-DS. Hence, users in other regions will have to wait till Motorola officially expands the rollout.
We aren’t sure if the device would get the next Android 12 as of now, but we can expect security patches from Motorola. For now, if you are in Brazil, you can navigate to Settings > System > Advanced > System update to check out the new update.
It is not unusual for phone manufacturers to have certain models that are exclusive to select markets. Realme‘s V-series of smartphones is an example and it is exclusive to China. The manufacturer plans to announce a new model next week which will arrive as the Realme V13.
The Realme V13 is coming two months after the Realme V15. It has a design that can be called a mash-up of the Realme V15 and the Realme V11 5G. On the front, it has a hole-punch display like the former while the rear with its camera housing is similar to the latter.
The poster above shared on Weibo by a user named “Arsenal” shows the Realme V13 will have its punch hole at the top left corner of the screen. We don’t know the type of display, even if we can see that it has a side-mounted fingerprint scanner, but the poster says the screen has a 90Hz refresh rate. Other details the poster reveals include a 5G processor, a 5000mAh battery capacity, and 256GB of storage. It also has an audio jack and a USB-C port at the bottom and will be available in blue and black.
According to the source that posted the image, the phone shares similar specs to the Realme V5 and Realme Q2 but has a Dimensity 700 processor powering it. He also adds that the phone will have 8GB of RAM and a price tag of ¥1799 (~$275). It will go on sale on March 31 and be sold offline.
Following the return of the Nokia Mobile brand via HMD Global Oy, Juho Sarvikas has been the face of the brand. The Chief Product Officer of the Finnish company and VP of the North American division announced yesterday that he is leaving the company.
The top executive made the announcement on Twitter yesterday, revealing that his 15-year run at Nokia and HMD has come to an end. The announcement came as a surprise and has led to speculations about the future of Nokia Mobile. The timing also seems off considering HMD Global has a launch event scheduled for April 8 which is less than two weeks from now.
After amazing 15 years with Nokia and HMD, I have made the tough decision that is time to move on. I'm so proud of what we have achieved together and know that the success of HMD & Nokia phones will continue. Follow @nokiamobile for Nokia Phones news. Thank you for everything 🙏 pic.twitter.com/ZyCIsu7ouV
Mr. Sarvikas is yet to announce his next appointment as his Twitter bio and LinkedIn page still state his current positions at HMD Global. Nevertheless, we wish him the best in his future endeavors.
Nokia Mobile is not the only manufacturer that has had a top executive leave this week. Xiaomi’s Chief Financial Officer, Shou Zi, announced a few days ago that he is leaving the Chinese giant to take on the same role at ByteDance in his home country of Singapore
In early January, popular leaker Steve Hemmerstoffer (@OnLeaks) shared 3D CAD renders of a Motorola smartphone, which he called Moto G Stylus 2021. Just a few days later, the company officially launched a handset with the said name but it is different from the renders posted by @OnLeaks. Now, a couple of months later, more information about this unreleased phone has emerged.
The new details about this stylus-equipped Motorola smartphone come from TechnikNews. According to the publication, this phone is codenamed ‘Denver’. Unfortunately, they are not aware of the device’s marketing name yet.
Anyway, as per their findings, the Motorola Denver will be powered by a 5G-enabled Qualcomm Snapdragon 480 SoC, which is found inside the recently unveiled Moto G50. This handset will come with 4GB RAM but will be available in 64GB and 128GB storage variants.
Further, it will sport a quad-camera setup on the back. This setup will include a 48MP Samsung S5KGM1ST primary sensor, an 8MP Samsung S5K4H7 sensor with an ultra-wide-angle lens, a 5MP sensor with a macro lens, and a 2MP OmniVision OV02B1B depth sensor. Whereas, on the front, the device will have a 16MP OmniVision OV16A1Q sensor for selfies and video calls.
There’s no concrete info on the smartphone’s display but it could flaunt an FHD+ panel like the previous Moto G Stylus devices. Lastly, the Motorola Denver will feature a 3.5mm headphone jack and will be available in two colors (Red, Grey).
As of now, it is not known when Motorola will be launching this phone. But we can expect to learn more about it before its official announcement sometime in the near future.
Xiaomi is hosting one of the biggest launch events of the year on March 29 in China / Global. The company is literally revealing multiple products including two flagships Mi 11 Pro, Mi 11 Ultra, Mi Notebook Pro laptop, Mi Band 6, a Mi Mix device, a Wi-Fi router, and more. Add to this, now it has officially confirmed that Mi 11 Youth Edition will join the list probably as one of the thinnest 5g phones.
Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite 5G could debut as Mi 11 Youth Edition in China, Image Credit: Xiaomi, via: Winfuture.de
Xiaomi CC Product manager Wei has confirmed the news via a post on Weibo. The image shared on the post not only confirms the arrival of the device on the March 29 event at 19:30 local time but also the Mi 11 Youth Edition moniker.
Xiaomi is said to bring Mi 11 Lite 4G and 5G smartphones globally and out of this, the 5G version is likely to land in China as the Mi 11 Youth Edition. Qualcomm recently unveiled the 5nm Snapdragon 780 5G chipset and the Youth Edition is probably the first to feature it.
The 5G version with model number M2101K9Chas already been spotted on several certifications including the TENAA. Images from the listing suggest that the device will be similar to the 4G model with vibrant color options.
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And like Wei says, the Mi 11 Youth Edition will probably be one of the thinnest & lightest 5G phones with a thickness of just 6.81mm. The leaked unboxing video shows that the device might lacks a 3.5mm audio jack but has a microSD card slot.
The entire specifications and features of the device have already been leaked by Roland Quandt of Winfuture.de. You can read our coverage to know them.
Infinix is working on Infinix Note 10 smartphones and we have seen evidences of this on FCC and Geekbench listings. Today, a report by TechYorker brings specs and features of the device via a leaked retail box image.
Infinix Note 10 Pro | Source: FCC
As per the report, the retail box of the device shows that the ‘Made in India’ Infinix Note 10 Pro(model: X695) will feature a display with a punch-hole at the center. And if the leaked image is true, the device will sport a humongous 6.9-inch screen with a 90Hz refresh rate.
Infinix isn’t new to launching phones with bigger screens. If you take the predecessors, the Infinix Note 8 and Infinix Note 8i, they have a display size closer to the one above. However, what is surprising is that despite sporting a bigger screen, the device seems to have a 5,000mAh battery which is about 200mAh lower than the predecessors.
Further, unlike the Geekbench listing suggested, the retail box shows that the Infinix Note 10 Pro has a MediaTek Helio G95 chipset and not a G90T. Although they are similar, the former is an overclocked version with a slightly improved ARM Mali G76 3EEMC4 GPU clocked at 900MHz.
For cameras, the FCC listing showed a quad-camera setup and the retail box says that the Infinix Note 10 Pro will have a 64MP main lens. This setup will have features like Super Night Mode. Upfront, the punch-hole is said to have a 16MP AI selfie shooter.
Other specs include 33W fast charging support, 8GB RAM, 256GB storage variant, XOS 7.6 based on Android 11. We can also expect the device to feature a dual-band Wi-Fi (5GHz), Bluetooth, and GNSS for navigation.
Apart from the Note 10 Pro, Infinix also has a device with model number X693 in the works and it could official as the non-Pro Infinix Note 10. Let’s wait for more details in the coming days.
Last week, a new Huawei smart TV was certified by 3C along with the company’s first-ever high-end monitor. Only a little information was available at that time. Now, days later, a couple more details about this upcoming smart television emerge.
HUAWEI Smart Screen S Pro
According to a well-known Huawei-focussed tipster Changan Digital King on Weibo, the forthcoming Huawei TV will come with an audio system powered by Devialet. Further, he revealed that this television will be available in an 85-inch version, in addition to a 75-inch variant that was certified by 3C.
In case you do not know, Huawei had already partnered with Devialet, a French audio technology for its products. These products are none other than the company’s smart speakers – HUAWEI Sound X and HUAWEI Sound.
The leakster says that with Devialet sound, the upcoming Huawei television, which is expected to be part of a new series codenamed Frea will offer natural audio output. Additionally, he even claims that users may not require external speakers for this smart TV.
As per the 3C certification, this TV will sport an LED-backlit LCD panel. The 75-inch variant will come with model number HD75FREA and will be manufactured by Changhong (Sichuan Changhong Electric Co., Ltd.).
Apart from the above-mentioned specifics, nothing else is known about Huawei’s upcoming smart TV.
Xiaomi is launching the Mi 11 Ultra on Monday, i.e, March 29. With just two days left for the event, the company has been revealing key features that coming with the device. Today, it has confirmed that the device will boast a full phase change cooling technology.
Mi 11 Ultra cooling, Credit: Xiaomi/Weibo
In a Weibo post, the company says that the Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra will be the first device in the world to feature this cooling tech. If the company’s words are true, then an organic hydrocarbon material inside will change states between solid, liquid, gas.
Now, whenever the core of the chipset heats up, this element, which is originally a solid thermal pad, will change from solid to liquid for absorbing the heat inside. Now, this heat will make the liquid evaporate and in this second phase change, it transfer the heat to the complementary VC soaking plate.
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Last year, the company brought a cooling system with three main elements to the Mi 10 Ultra- graphene-copper sandwich, an additional graphene sheet, and a highly conductive film. However, it is claiming that the approach to keep the device cool will be a bit different in 2021.
Let’s wait for the launch on Monday to know more about it. Well, that’s not the only area where Mi 11 Ultra would focus. The device is taking a great leap in camera tech with a probable 50MP GN2 sensor, 48MP Periscope Telephoto, and 48MP ultrawide lenses.
The device is said to feature a 6.81-inch OLED QHD+ curved screen with a 120Hz refresh rate, Snapdragon 888 chipset, up to 12GB of RAM, 5,000mAh silicon-oxygen anode battery with 67W charging.
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