Mysterious Xiaomi M2102J2SC, M2012K11AC, M2012K11C receive 3C certifications with 33W charger

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Feb 3, 2021

TikTok is one of the most popular apps these days and it is not unusual to see folks spend several hours in the app. Now, TikTok has upped its game and doesn’t just want to compete for your attention on your phone but also on your TV. The company has announced an Android TV version of the popular app.

The TikTok for Android TV app is available on the Play Store for the Chromecast with Google TV. At the moment, the app is available not only on Google’s device but also in select regions. I checked the Play Store on my Mi TV Box and didn’t find the app.

According to Android Police, you can jump right in to watch videos or sign in to your account to watch your curated list. Signing in is also pretty easy as all you have to do is press the up navigation button to bring up the sign-in option and enter a code or scan a QR code, rather than try to remember what your password is. Also, just because you are watching on TV doesn’t mean that the videos fill your screen. No, videos are still in portrait mode.

The app controls are pretty straightforward. The right and left navigation buttons skip the video forward and backward respectively. Pressing the ”More” button reveals other options.

If you don’t want to wait until the app is available for your device, you can grab the APK from APKMirror and sideload it onto your device.

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Sony reportedly sold 4.5 million PlayStation 5 consoles last year

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Feb 3, 2021

Sony recently published its latest earnings report and it contained an interesting detail about the elusive PlayStation 5 console. According to the report, the company sold a total of 4.5 million PlayStation 5 consoles in 2020. This is an indication that the company has been able to mass-produce the console which has been extremely difficult to buy since its launch in November. However, we believe the figure would have be way higher if there was availability of the console. The report also shows that the demand for the PlayStation 4 witnessed a sharp drop year-on-year, with 1.4 million units shipped in the October-December quarter. This represents a 77 percent decrease from the previous year. Sony actually managed to sell fewer PS4s in the holiday quarter than it did from July to September.

Overall, Sony’s gaming business witnessed a much improved performed which surpassed the brand’s result a year ago. Analyst Daniel Ahmad noted that the fourth quarter of 2020 was in fact, the best quarter in PlayStation history. Sony gaming division raked in an increased revenue of 40 percent, to peak at 883.2 billion yen ($8.4 billion). The revenue is partly driven by sales of the new PlayStation 5. The division also recorded a surge in operating profit by 50 percent, reaching 80.2 billion yen ($763.3 million). This is as a result of higher game sales, PlayStation Plus subscriptions, and better margins on PS4 hardware.

Sony does note, however, that expenses related to the PS5 launch offset some of its profit gains, and also confirms that the PS5 hardware itself is being sold for less than what it costs to make. A loss was incurred due to “strategic price points for PS5 hardware that were set lower than the manufacturing costs,” the company disclosed.

Microsoft didn’t release specific sales figures for the Xbox Series X or Series S with its earnings report last week, but the company did say that Xbox hardware revenue was up 86 percent year-on-year.

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BlitzWolf BW-SHP13 Zigbee 3.0 Smart Socket up for Sale at Banggood

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Greeva Agnihotri

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Feb 3, 2021

BlitzWolf is a brand that’s popular for its wearables, chargers, and various other accessories. Today, Banggood is offering a discount on one of its hot products — the BlitzWolf BW-SHP13 Zigbee 3.0 Smart Socket. It is a smart device with advanced functions like electricity rating, timing function, voice assistant compatibility, and much more. This socket is usually priced at $15 – $17 but can now be purchased at a discounted rate for only $13.99.

BlitzWolf BW-SHP13 Zigbee 3.0 Smart Socket is compatible with various Zigbee sensors that detect hot temperature and automatically turn on the AC at your space. It can be programmed according to your schedule by setting charging timers and countdowns. This BlitzWolf socket can support Alexa and Google voice command to offer hands-free use. It can also monitor power consumption in real-time, even if the user isn’t home. The indicator light on the top notifies the user when the device is pairing or paired. The ABS and PC construction protects it against flames. BlitzWolf BW-SHP13 Zigbee 3.0 Smart Socket

This french-plug friendly socket definitely offers you more than what one expects from an average one. BlitzWolf BW-SHP13 Zigbee 3.0 Smart Socket is currently on sale at Banggood website and available for just $13.99 (original price: $15 – $17).

Samsung drops support for 2017 Galaxy A smartphones

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Feb 3, 2021

Samsung has really stepped up its software support game and is now one of the best in the industry. The manufacturer has a list of supported devices that informs users of how frequently supported devices will receive updates. It has done so again now and the latest update reveals that the 2017 Galaxy A series will no longer be updated.

The devices that are no longer supported are the Galaxy A7 2017, the Galaxy A5 2017, the Galaxy A3 2017, and the Galaxy J3 Pop.

Samsung’s flagships, starting from the Galaxy S9 series till present are supported for monthly security updates. Surprisingly, the Galaxy W20 and Galaxy W21 which are the Chinese equivalents of the Galaxy Fold and Galaxy Z Fold 2 are scheduled to receive quarterly updates. The page also shows that the Galaxy Tab S7 and Galaxy Tab S7+ will also receive quarterly updates and not monthly updates eve though they are flagship tablets that launched less than a year ago.

The bulk of Samsung’s mid-range phones released in the past year and in 2019 fall under the quarterly updates category. So if you own a Galaxy M or Galaxy A phone released between 2019 and now, you are eligible for quarterly updates. However, Samsung tells users to note that the frequency of updates will change as the support period expires. This means that older devices will eventually get pushed down until they are no longer supported.

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Amazon’s already testing the Rivian electric delivery vans in Los Angeles

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Feb 3, 2021

Amazon has begun testing its electric vehicles which are the product of its partnership with Rivian Automotive for delivery services in Los Angeles. Both companies released a joint statement on the event. Amazon had announced in 2019 that it will buy a hundred thousand Rivian vans in pursuit of its plans to accomplish zero carbon emissions within two decades.

The EV company Rivian has been able to mass up close to $8 billion from its investors since 2019 via its $2 billion Climate Pledge Fund. Amazon has now begun testing some of the Rivian electric delivery vans on routes in Los Angeles. In October 2020, Amazon had begun a test run of delivery vans and says the LA pilot program is expected to also roll out in16 other cities this year.

Ross Rachey, director of Amazon’s global fleet and products, in a statement, said that the company is proud of efforts at reducing its carbon footprint through the electrification of its logistics architecture. It has led to the installation of thousands of electric vehicle chargers and the realignment of the layout of delivery facilities in parts of North America and Europe.

Rivian produced the Amazon test delivery fleet at its headquarters in Plymouth, Michigan. Each van can drive up to 150 miles on a single charge and are still in a test phase, but production is slated for Q4 of 2021.

Rivian on its own part is set to bring an all-electric pickup vehicle to the logistics market this year.

Rivian already has its gaze fixed at the top of the crowd in the EV manufacturing market. It hopes to be a serious challenger to Tesla. Light-duty trucks including delivery vans have been projected to be in demand in the U.S. in the after of the new policy direction of the Biden administration to embrace clean energy and replace the federal government’s fleet of internal combustion engine vehicles with EVs.

The huge demand outlay expected in the coming years has led many companies to ramp up their investment in EV technology.

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Ulefone Armor 10 5G flaunts wireless charging efficiency with UF003 charger

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Feb 3, 2021

Ulefone has always stood in front to bring innovative evolutions to the rugged smartphone market. Ulefone Armor 10 5G is such a rugged smartphone that made wireless charging available for masses. It is a lone Ulefone device that comes with a 15W fast wireless charging. However, the company seems extensively testing the Wireless Charging efficiency in the latest video.

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Ulefone Armor 10 5G smartphone features a 5800 mAh battery capacity with support for 15W fast charging. However, the video shows Ulefone Armor 10 5G’s ability to rapidly charge its massive battery. The device got 6% charged once plugged in for charging for 5 minutes, and 30 minutes later it got 25% charged. The smartphone managed to charge 42% battery within an hour and was fully charged after 3 hours and 22 minutes.

Fast charging technology on a rugged smartphone enhances overall productivity and helps a lot in case of emergency.

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Ulefone used its latest wireless charging pad – UF003 that supports up to 15W fast wireless charging. It is an affordable Qi-enabled device which supports several smartphones and devices from Apple, Samsung, Xiaomi, Huawei and others.

However, Ulefone UF003 and Armor 10 5G are on sale via the official store. More information is available at the official Ulefone Website.

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Exclusive: Nokia 5.4 launching in India on Feb. 10; Nokia 3.4 may tag along

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Feb 3, 2021

Nokia may have plans in motion to launch a number of smartphones in India. We have exclusive information that the Nokia 5.4 will be launched in India on February 10. The company has not released any teaser to that effect just yet but started teasing the Nokia 3.4 earlier today. That could be an indication that the 3.4 will be launched on the same day as well.

The Nokia 5.4 was first launched in December 2020 as a mid-range smartphone. The phone is powered by a 6.39-inch IPS LCD display that produces an HD+ resolution of 720 x 1560 pixels and a 19.5:9 aspect ratio. The phone is powered by a Snapdragon 662 chip and boots the Android One edition of the Android 10 OS. It comes with a dedicated physical key to access the Google Assistant as well as a rear-mounted fingerprint reader.

The freshly teased Nokia 3.4 smartphone, on its part, was introduced in September 2020. The launch is coming three months after the Nokia 2.4 came on board in November 2020 in India.

The specs of the Nokia 3.4 include a 6.39-inch (720 x 1560 pixels) HD screen, 19.5:9 aspect ratio, 2.5D curved glass display, with 400 nits (typ.) / 300 nits (min.) brightness, and 70% NTSC color gamut.

The smartphone is powered by an Octa-Core Snapdragon 460nm 11nm processor (1.8GHz x 4+1.6GHz x 4 Kryo 240 CPUs) with 600MHz Adreno 610 GPU. The processor is paired with 3GB/4GB RAM and there is 32GB/64GB of expandable storage onboard.

It is a Dual SIM (nano + nano + microSD) device running on Android 10, with capability to be upgraded to Android 11 and 12. Its 8MP front-facing camera, 13MP rear camera with LED flash, a 5MP ultra-wide camera, 2MP depth sensor all combine to give a decent picture experience.

In November 2020 when the Nokia 2.4 was unveiled for the Indian consumers, it sold for Rs. 10,399, and it is expected that the price of the Nokia 3.4 will be significantly different from the Nokia 2.4.

However, we keep our fingers crossed as we await the official release of Nokia 3.4 and 5.4 into the saturated Indian market in the coming days.

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Gearbest Sale: Xiaomi MDZ-27-DA Soundbar Available for just $111.9

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Greeva Agnihotri

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Feb 3, 2021

Of late Xiaomi has become a synonym for a lot many product categories than just smartphones. The most talked-about product from the brand recently is Xiaomi MDZ-27-DA Soundbar. It is a mid-range speaker that brings with it a host of connectivity options and a good performance for its price range. This soundbar is currently up for sale on Gearbest and available for just $111.9 (original price: $115.99). Use the coupon code- RPWVXKKMVM to avail this offer. Xiaomi MDZ-27-DA Sound

Xiaomi MDZ-27-DA Soundbar has 8 sound units that are tuned for cinematic audio, delivering deep bass and strong highs. It has a Bluetooth 4.2 connectivity with 10m transmission distance. At a time, it can connect any one device like a smartphone or laptop. Apart from this, it offers cable connection for AUX, line input, SPDIF, and fibre. This Xiaomi speaker can be set up in just about a minute as users need to simply connect it to their TV. Its sleek and minimalist design gives it a high-end look.

Compared to speakers in this range, the Xiaomi MDZ-27-DA Soundbar delivers a performance worth every penny spent on it. Interested readers can buy it at a discounted price of $111.9 (original price: $115.99) by using the coupon code- RPWVXKKMVM. This is a limited time offer that ends on 31st February. With Valentine’s just around the corner, it can be an ideal gifting option for self and loved ones alike.

Meizu’s press release hints at the company sticking to flagship phones for the foreseeable future

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Feb 3, 2021

Meizu has released a press statement that hints at its plans for the future of its smartphone business.

The press statement was shared on its official Twitter account and it states that the company achieved sustained profitability with the two phones it launched last year which are the Meizu 17 and Meizu 17 Pro. For your information, these two phones were launched in China only.

The tone of the press statement hints at Meizu’s intention to stick to the high-end market with future phones. The manufacturer has the Meizu 18 series planned for release soon and it appears these are the only phones we will be getting this year.

In 2020, #MEIZU has achieved sustained profitability, and we know that gains are not easy. So we are more firmly committed to the original intention of products. Thanks for every support, 2021 will get better and better.
Click here for more👉 pic.twitter.com/ngXFE4WBSM

— MEIZU (@MEIZU) February 3, 2021

Meizu also doesn’t say anything about its re-entry into international markets, so the Meizu 18 and Meizu 18 Pro phones may be exclusive to China too.

Smartphones are not the only products Meizu will be announcing. The manufacturer says its newly launched One-Core-Two-Wings strategy has smartphones at the core while “smart wear” and “smart home” are the two wings.

Meizu’s smart home line is the new brand called Lipro which it announced early last month. Lipro has a bunch of smart lights that start at under $10 and goes up to $155. Meizu says the Lipro brand will also include products under security and control categories, so we should expect smart home cameras and smart hubs to be announced in the future.

For its smart wear line, the manufacturer has a smartwatch coming this quarter that will arrive as the Meizu Watch. The smartwatch will run a special operating system called Flyme for Watch.

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Render gives us an early look at the Huawei Mate X2

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Feb 3, 2021

Huawei has been missing from the foldable smartphone scene for a while now but the Chinese giant is set to release a new model later this month. Now, a render has surfaced that gives us an early look at what the upcoming foldable phone which will launch as the Mate X2.

The render which was posted on Weibo by Digital Chat Station shows the device in its folded and unfolded states. In the former, the phone looks like the Xperia 1 II with a pill-shaped punch hole for dual front-facing cameras. Based on this design, the aspect ratio should be 21:9. According to the leaker, one of the front-facing cameras is a 16MP sensor.

Huawei Mate X2 render | Source: Weibo via Digital Chat Station

In the unfolded state, the Mate X2 has a full-screen design. There is no notch or hole for a camera as we have on Samsung’s Galaxy Fold and Galaxy Z Fold 2 respectively.

The Mate X2 takes on a new design compared to its predecessors. The upcoming folds inward unlike its predecessor that has an outward fold. So rather than a single display panel that doubles as the external screen when folded and the main display when unfolded, the Mate X2 has two different display panels.

The switch to an inward-folding design also means that the Mate X2 can’t use the same cameras for both the unfolded and folded states as in the case of the Mate X and Mate Xs. So we should have rear cameras asides from the dual-front-facing cameras on the external display of the Mate X2.

The new foldable is scheduled to launch in China on February 22 and we expect it to come with the Kirin 9000 processor. There is no info on a global release yet but if that will happen, quantities may be limited.

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China’s chip imports climb to nearly $380 billion in 2020

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Feb 3, 2021

The recent US ban on some Chinese companies such as Huawei prompted the company to stockpile chips in 2020. A recent report by Bloomberg shows that China’s chip imports in 2020 will climb to nearly $380 billion USD, accounting for about 18% of total domestic imports.

According to Bloomberg’s analysis of official trade data, China purchased nearly US$32 billion in equipment from Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, and other places for chip production in 2020, an increase of 20% over 2019.

“In the short term, China will rely on imports to improve the level of chip manufacturing,” said Wang Dan, a technical analyst at Gavekal Dragonomics. “China does not yet have the ability to produce the chip manufacturing equipment required for advanced processes. But China is investing heavily, and success requires ten Years of hard work.”

Chinese chip manufacturing companies, such as SMIC, have purchased more equipment needed to manufacture silicon wafers and chips. According to a report by the International Semiconductor Industry Association (SEMI) in December last year, China has become the largest market for semiconductor equipment in 2020.

Due to the restrictions imposed by the United States, Chinese companies reserve chips in advance, and China’s chip imports surged by about 14% in 2020. In addition, due to the new crown pandemic being forced to work and study at home, strong demand for PCs has also stimulated the import of Chinese chips and the export of smartphones and PCs.

According to statistics, China’s top 7 sources of chip imports exceeding US$300 billion include Taiwan, South Korea, Japan, the United States, Malaysia, the Philippines, and Vietnam. Among them, Taiwanese companies including TSMC have benefited the most.

In 2021, the demand for chips will continue to grow. The International Semiconductor Industry Association predicted in December that global chip sales will increase by 8.4% this year. Companies such as Intel, TSMC, and Samsung Electronics will continue to benefit.

Chinese chip manufacturing companies will also continue to purchase semiconductor equipment to produce more chips, which will help the sales growth of companies such as Tokyo Electronics and ASML.

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Mi Robot Vacuum-Mop P gets a Multi-Map feature via Firmware update

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Feb 3, 2021

Xiaomi released the Mi Robot Vacuum-Mop P smart cleaning robot recently in countries like India. On request of various fans, the company has rolled out a firmware update to enable the Multi-Map support.

In a press release, the company says that an update with the firmware version 3.5.8_0035 brings the Multiple Maps support. In fact, you can now save up to 10 different maps. For the unware, the robot can build and store the cleaning area in the form of real-time maps to make the process easier.

Anyway, to update, the user needs to update the firmware to the latest first. To update, follow the steps below:

Open Mi Home App->Select the device(Mi Robot Vacuum-Mop P)
Select “⋮” on the top right and choose the firmware update option.
After updating, restart the app and the robot once.

To create and access the new Maps, you can do the following:

Create a New Map: Settings -> Map List -> Create New Map.
Access the Saved Map: Settings -> Map List.

If you are new to the robot, you can watch this tutorial by Xiaomi India to know the WHATs and HOWs(Pairing) of the Smart cleaning Robot. That said, the update might take a few days to reach everyone so we suggest you wait patiently.

Xiaomi’s Mi Robot Vacuum-Mop P is currently selling for ₹24,999($343). However, it got introduced for a lesser price of ₹17,999($247) during the crowdfunding period. This Automatic Cleaning robot features LDS (laser distance sensor) & IF sensors, quad-core Cortex-A7 processor, 2 in 1 sweeping and mopping functionality, 3,200mAh battery, and more.

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Nokia 1.4 with a 6.51-inch display, 4000mAh battery launched for €99

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Feb 3, 2021

Nokia has launched the Nokia 1.4 entry-level smartphone, a successor to the Nokia 1.3 released last year. The new smartphone comes with some improvements in the display size and battery capacity.

Talking of the specifications, the Nokia 1.4 features a 6.51-inch LCD IPS display with an HD+ resolution of 72-0+. The display uses a 20:9 aspect ratio. In contrast, the Nokia 1.3 sports a 5.71-inch display. Also, the battery is bumped up from a 3000mAh battery on the Nokia 1.3 to 4,000 mAh battery on this new model.

However, that didn’t come with a corresponding upgrade in charging speed – 5W is all you get and (worse still) it’s piped through microUSB. As always, HMD is promising 2 days of battery life.

The Nokia 1.4 is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 215 chipset which is a 1.3GHz clocked smartphone packing quad Cortex-A53 processor and paired with Adreno 308 GPU. The processor is paired with 1GB of RAM and packs 16GB of storage onboard which can be upgraded up to 128GB via microSD card. The phone also has a 3GB RAM + 64GB storage version.

The phone runs on Android 10 Go Edition from the go and Nokia hints the device will get Android 11 Go later on.

For photography, the Nokia 1.4 features an Oreo-style camera design housing two camera setups including an 8MP main camera and a second 2MP macro cam. The device also packs a rear-mounted fingerprint sensor. There’s also the 5MP selfie camera.

Furthermore, the phone comes with two nano-SIM slots and LTE Cat. 4 connectivity. In addition, the phone also comes with Wi-Fi b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.2, GPS, as well as a 3.5 mm headphone jack, and FM radio.

The Nokia 1.4 is expected to be available from today and carries a starting price of €99.

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Xiaomi patents a Smartphone design with a surround display and an iPhone-like notch

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Feb 3, 2021

Xiaomi is known for launching out of the world concept phones and patenting weird designs. The company has done the former through the Mi Mix Alpha and the latter via n-number of patents. For instance, we recently saw a smartphone design with a detachable camera layout. Today, yet another patent appears online and this time it’s the wrap-around display, again.

Xiaomi is not new to patenting smartphone designs with a surround display. The latest patent, which was applied by Xiaomi and approved by WIPO’s Hague International Design System, also has one. LetsGoDigital has unearthed this patent, and as it says, the design is reminiscent of an older patent.

If you recall, one of the company’s patents having a surround display with a pop-up camera at the top got published recently. Well, this one seems to have similar schematics but the difference is a display with a notch. That is, this design doesn’t have any mechanical parts but has a wide notch in the front to accommodate selfie shooters and sensors.

At the bottom, everything from Speaker, Primary Microphone, 3.5mm audio jack, Type-C port placements are the same. However, at the top, the pop-up is missing(obviously) and the power key and secondary mic are at the left instead of the right. The display, which wraps around the device, has a notch like the recent iPhones.

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It’s worth noting that the 3D renders show that the selfie arrangement is projecting slightly up(Model 2 from Image) from the display area. While the reason is unknown, this could just be to keep the phone slimmer or maybe grab the energy of the impact when fallen upright down. Either way, these are just speculations from my side.

Considering the Mi Mix Alpha didn’t even enter mass production, we can’t expect this to debut as a commercial design anytime soon. Meanwhile, Xiaomi is finally figuring out to launch a foldable device in 2021.

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OPPO starts rolling out the ColorOS 11 (Android 11) update for OPPO A9

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Feb 3, 2021

OPPO unveiled the ColorOS 11 Globally on September 14, 2020. The company has already shared rollout plans of the stable and beta versions. Accordingly, it has started rolling out the stable version of the UI based on Android 11 for the OPPO A9.

In a tweet, the company’s ColorOS division has replied to a user that the Official version of the ColorOS 11 based on Android 11 is rolling out to the OPPO A9. Originally, the OPPO A9 was supposed to start receiving from Jan. 21 as per the timeline. It’s also worth noting that this is not OPPO A9 2020. The latter is said to receive the ColorOS 11 Beta only by Q2.

The OPPO A9 launched in July 2019 with Helio P70 chipset whereas the A9 2020, which debuted in September 2019, has Snapdragon 665. With that out of the way, the new OTA(Over-The-Air) update will increment the Android version to 11.

Previously, the device came with Android 9 having ColorOS 6 on top out of the box. Thus, it has received a second major update now after the ColorOS 7 in 2020. As for features, you can expect UI customizations, Battery life improvements and Three-finger translate. To know about the goodies of the ColorOS 11, check out our article on the same.

Coming back, the update seems to be rolling out only in phases as of now. The user has replied to the tweet that despite being on the latest firmware, he hasn’t got the OTA yet. Hence, we request you to wait for a bit and if you have already received it, do let us know in the comments below.

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vivo V19 is receiving Android 11-based Funtouch OS 11 update in India

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Sudarshan Ravichandran

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Feb 3, 2021

Chinese smartphone maker vivo launched the vivo V19 in India in mid-May. The handset arrived with Funtouch OS 10 based on Android 10. Now, over eight months after its release, the phone is receiving its first major update in the form of Android 11-based Funtocuh OS 11.

Earlier last month, vivo revealed Funtouch OS 11 update rollout plan for India. According to the schedule, the company was supposed to release the Android 11 update for vivo V19 at the end of January 2021.

Hence, the update is finally live for certain users in the country. According to PiunikaWeb, it comes with build number vivo rev 6.71.16 and weighs a whopping 3.76GB in size.

For those unaware, the brand’s update plan clearly states that it is meant only for beta version. But interestingly, random users have begun to get the update already. This suggests that vivo’s beta builds are similar to Xiaomi’s ‘Stable Beta’ builds.

That means the currently rolling out build is basically stable but since it is being pushed in batches for safety reasons, vivo might be considering it beta. Anyway, if you happen to own vivo V19 and have received this OTA update on your device, then make sure to download and install it to experience new UI and features.

Having said that, it is a shame that vivo has reserved its brand-new OriginOS for its high-end smartphones. It would have been nice if the company had made it available for the mid-rangers as well.

Grab AirPods styled MK101 Bluetooth Speakers for $12.99

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Feb 3, 2021

Apple and its products are often loved by several users across the globe. However, if you’re obsessed with AirPods design and want a similarly styled speaker, then MK101 SoundBox Bluetooth Speaker is a perfect choice. The beautifully crafted speakers are built with ABS material and measures 222mm x 100mm x 90mm in size. The smartphone is on sale for the price of $12.99 via Gearbest. It is available in five different colour options of Aquamarine, Sky Blue, Black, Deep Peach and White.

Related: Apple to launch 2nd Gen AirPods Pro in the first half of 2021: Report

MK101 SoundBox Bluetooth Speaker carries a massive 1200 mAh battery with 5-8 hours of backup time. The device comes with a Bluetooth 5.0 for flawless connectivity and better reach. Moreover, the device features 9 different interfaces ranging from Power on/off button to USB, TF Card Slot.

The user can tun into FM Radio, or enjoy music by inserting a TF card and USB stick. Moreover, there’s an AUX cable port for easy and seamless accessibility. It even carries HD microphone. MK1010 SoundBox houses a 2-inch heavy low tone speaker which will produce premium sound.

It is a beautiful device that features AirPods design for better voice audibility. It is on sale for the price of $12.99 via Gearbest. You can grab it by hitting the button below.

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Xiaomi begins recruiting Pilot Testers before the Global MIUI 12.5 launch on February 8

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