Visionox partners with Huawei for next-gen foldable smartphones

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Sep 1, 2020

Toronto-based startup OTI Lumionics has announced that it has received a strategic investment from LG Technology Ventures – the venture capital investment arm of LG Group.

According to OTI, the investment will be used to help accelerate the adoption of the firm’s materials in mass production, including its ConducTorrTM CPM solution for under-display cameras.

Earlier this month, OTI announced its latest version of ConducTorrTM Cathode Patterning Material (CPM) is ready for mass production and will start shipping in Q4 2020 for use in next-generation mobile devices and other displays.

“We are thrilled to have LG Technology Ventures as a valuable partner for the development of our materials as we gear up for mass production,” said Michael Helander, Co-Founder and CEO of OTI Lumionics. “It is great validation to have a leading brand like LG partner in our efforts to create the most advanced display solutions in the industry.”

Manufacturers are looking for innovative solutions to speed the development of transparent displays. OTI focuses on cathode patterning to enable new display applications for OLEDs, including transparent displays, under-display cameras and sensors, foldable displays, and automotive displays.

A statement by Michael Falcon, investment director for LG Technology Ventures reads; “LG Technology Ventures has been closely monitoring the progress of OTI and is excited to now become an investor. We look forward to working with OTI to help commercialize its technology in multiple display applications.”

LG’s investment is said to be part of a larger strategic funding round, which including participation from another leading consumer electronics brand as well as existing investors Anzu Partners and Draper Dragon.

OnePlus provides reasons for some key UI changes in OxygenOS 11

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Sep 1, 2020

When OnePlus released OxygenOS 11 Beta, the new UI received mixed reviews. There were some who praised the changes and there were others who expressed their displeasure. If you have not seen the new user interface, you can read our hands-on to bring yourself up to speed. OnePlus has now released an official post explaining some of the design changes.

Bigger screens require changes to the UI

Phones are bigger now and manufacturers have to find a way to use the additional space while making the device easier to use. One of the changes OxygenOS 11 brings is the use of headlines in a fashion similar to Samsung’s One UI.

OnePlus says it conducted A/B testing to determine the best size of the headline. A/B testing or split testing involves using two different interfaces at the same time and choosing the one with the best engagement. The result shows 65% of users preferred slightly smaller headlines and 80% of users prefer titles with subtitles. OnePlus says the result is a new headline-body hierarchy that streamlines information delivery in OxygenOS 11.

One-Handed Efficiency

OnePlus reiterates that its aim is to make stock Android better and one of the ways it is doing so with OxygenOS 11 is by optimizing one-handed usage on large displays. The image above is how people use their phones based on the hand they use. The goal is to provide a UI that makes it comfortable to use the device with one hand.

OnePlus says it has done this by moving the touch controls closer to the thumb for easier access as soon as you open a menu. They have also added more features such as a new Quick Share button in the camera app. All you have to do is long-press the thumbnail of the last image you took so you can share the image quickly.

These are some of the reasons behind the design change we have seen in OxygenOS 11. Hopefully, more details will surface when the stable version is launched.

Xiaomi’s record 3000th Mi Store in India opened

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Sep 1, 2020

Xiaomi‘s journey from a tech startup in 2010 to present won’t be complete without talking about the roles played by its iconic Mi Stores. At first, the company adopted the online-only sales pattern but that didn’t prove to be a successful model. Later on, the company started opening up brick and mortar stores known as Mi Store. This model is replicated in new markets where the company chose to open shop, including India

That of India has been sort of a record-breaking exercise. We recall how the company set a Guinness World Record when it opened a staggering 500 Mi Stores at a go in November 2018. By August last year, the company opened store number 2000. Right now, the Chinese tech giant has created another record as it opens its 3000th Mi Store in India. That means the company opened 1000 stores within the last year.

Xiaomi first entered India in 2014 and is presently the number one smartphone brand in the Asian country. The opening of more Mi Stores will surely bring the company’s products closer to the buyers.

Commenting on the milestone, Muralikrishnan B, COO, Mi India, said:

“We are delighted and humbled to receive continuous support from our Mi Fans and Partners that has enabled us to launch our 3000th Mi Store and strengthen our position as the largest exclusive single-brand retail network in the country in such a short span of time. As a brand, we have always worked towards bringing innovation for everyone and fostering entrepreneurship. Our exclusive retail network has made it possible for thousands of individuals to become entrepreneurs through their association with Mi India. We are determined to scale bigger heights together with our partners and Mi Fans”.

OnePlus: first look at the OnePlus 8T; MicroSD card support coming to future models

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Aug 31, 2020

We are now officially in September. While some brands have already announced their flagships for the second half of the year, there are lots more that are yet to do so. OnePlus belongs to the latter group, and is expected to announce the OnePlus 8T series. Now, a new finding has brought up what may be our very first look at the Oneplus 8T.

A teardown of Beta 4 of OxygenOS 11 by a member of XDA-Developers for OxygenUpdater has resulted in some interesting findings, chief of them being an image of what is believed to be the OnePlus 8T.

The image is actually a file found in the OnePlus Settings app with the name “oneplus 8t.webp”. The image is likely the one that will be displayed if you were to go to the About Phone section under settings. However, there is no confirmation this is indeed the OnePlus 8T as there is a possibility it might be a placeholder.

As seen above, the device has a single punch hole at the top left corner of the screen just like the OnePlus 8 and OnePlus 8 Pro but it ditches the curved display for a flat one. The bezels at the top and bottom are also thinner.

Sadly, there is no image of the back of the device but we can see the button placements have not changed and the phone will likely launch in the same Glacial Green colorway of the OnePlus 8.

Other details found include support for 8K video recording for a future Oneplus phone(s) and also support for SD card for new models (most probably mid-range devices). The latter will be a big deal seeing as no OnePlus save for the OnePlus X has a MicroSD card slot.

The OnePlus 8T should launch this month going by the launch of the OnePlus 7T last year. It is expected to come with a 64MP primary camera and run OxygenOS 11 based on Android 11 out of the box. OnePlus is also expected to announce new mid-range phones soon including a model codenamed “clover”.

The Lenovo Tab P11 Pro has a 2K OLED display, Snapdragon 730G, and JBL speakers

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Aug 31, 2020

Lenovo announced a couple of new tablets today but the Tab P11 Pro is the one the Chinese giant has dubbed the flagship. The new tablet has a premium design, an OLED display, and even packs a punch when it comes to its speakers.

The Lenovo Tab P11 Pro has an 11.5-inch 2K (2560 x 1600) OLED display with HDR10 and Dolby Vision. The bezels around the screen are pretty slim at 6.9 millimeters and are even on all sides. The screen itself is housed in an aluminum unibody chassis with speaker grilles on two of its sides for four JBL speakers. Lenovo boasts the tablet measures 5.8 millimeters at its thinnest point and 7.7 millimeters at its thickest point.

Powering the new tablet is the Snapdragon 730G and it draws power from an 8600mAh battery that should last up to 15 hours on a single charge. There are two variants – a 4GB RAM version and a 6GB RAM version. However, both come with 128GB of storage.

The Android 10-powered tablet has dual cameras on the back – a 13MP main camera paired with a 5MP ultrawide angle camera. The front is also home to two 8MP cameras and a ToF camera for Face ID that unlocks your device once it detects your face without the need to touch any button or the screen. There is also an automatic background blur when making video calls.

Lenovo is advertising the Tab P11 Pro as a productive device. With an optional keyboard dock that connects to pogo pins at the bottom of the tablet, you can use the tablet to write documents, create slides, and more. There is even a desktop-like interface with support for resizable windows. For the artists, the tablet also has support for the Lenovo Precision Pen 2.

Lenovo says the tablet will cost €699 (including VAT) when it goes on sale in November. We are not sure if this is the price of the LTE version or the Wi-Fi only version.

Lenovo Smart Clock Essential is a cheaper smart clock with Google Assistant

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Aug 31, 2020

Lenovo announced a couple of products today and one of them is the Smart Clock Essential. The new product is a smaller and more affordable version of the Lenovo Smart Clock that was announced last year.

To make it more affordable, Lenovo has swapped the color display of the larger model for a LED-like panel that displays real-time information including the date, time, temperature, and weather. Since this is not a color display, you do not need to worry about bezels. The rest of the design doesn’t deviate from that of the Lenovo Smart Clock.

The speaker is wrapped in fabric with 3D buttons at the top. You can use the buttons to control playback and also to set the time. The back is where the power jack is in addition to the mute button and a USB-A output port for charging your devices. The white plastic around the ports is actually a night light that allows you to see in the dark so you don’t have to turn on the lights in the room.

With Google Assistant built-in, you can use the Lenovo Smart Clock Essential as you would any smart speaker. From setting alarms to asking questions to creating shopping lists and controlling other smart home devices, the far-field microphones on the speaker will take your commands. You can also listen to your favorite podcast thanks to its 3W speaker. Lenovo says you can also group it with your other compatible smart speakers.

The Lenovo Smart Clock Essential will sell for €59.99 in Europe when it goes on sale later this month. In the US, it will sell for $49. It will also be sold in China, Latin America, Australia, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, and Taiwan.

You can officially watch these Netflix original movies and series for free without an account

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Aug 31, 2020

OTT (over-the-top) platforms are taking over the world of entertainment. The COVID-19 global pandemic further helped them to prosper. Netflix continued to lead the market with a huge catalogue and popularity. But it still lags behind in developing nations. Hence, the streaming giant has been offering special plans in those regions. As part of that campaign, the company is now offering a number of its original movies and series for free even without an account.

When countries around the world announced lockdowns earlier this year, Netflix published some of its documentaries on YouTube for anyone to watch for free. Similarly, the company has now made available some of its original movies and series free to watch on a dedicated page on its website.

This page can be only accessed through browsers on computers and Android devices. Unfortunately, iPhone users cannot make use of this offer as iOS browsers are not supported. But iPad users can as Safari for iPadOS loads webpages as on macOS.

The page to watch free Netflix content is available in all the regions and it even does not require an account, let along subscription. But there’s a caveat as only movies can be watched fully in all the available languages with subtitles. On the other hand, viewers can only watch the first episode from Season 1 of the series’.

When Gadgets360 enquired Netflix regarding this offer, the streaming giant issued the following statement – “We’re looking at different marketing promotions to attract new members and give them a great Netflix experience.”

That said, here’s the entire list of Netflix original movies and series that are free to watch.

Stranger Things
Murder Mystery
Elite
The Boss Baby: Back in Business
Bird Box
When they See Us
Love is Blind
The Two Popes
Our Planet
Grace and Frankie

Ulefone Note 8 and Armor 9e goes official for the price of $69.99 and $469.99, respectively

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Simranpal Singh

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Aug 31, 2020

Ulefone is a prominent rugged smartphone manufacturer. The company’s Armor series is quite popular among the users and has made the company outshine other competitors. Ulefone always keeps evolving the tech behind its smartphones. Similarly, the company has launched two new rugged smartphones – Ulefone Note 8 and Armor 9e for the price of $69.99 and $469.99. Both smartphones possess different specifications and serve different purposes.

See More: Ulefone Armor 8 5G smartphone teased in a video as the world’s first 5G rugged smartphone

Ulefone Armor 9e is a high-end smartphone featuring Helio P90 SoC with 8 GB RAM and 128GB storage. While the Uelfone Note 8 comes with MT6580 SoC coupled with 2GB RAM and 16GB internal storage.

Ulefone Armor 9e specifications

The smartphone carries high-end specifications starting with a 6.3-inch Full HD+ display sporting 1080 x 2340 pixels resolution and a waterdrop notch. The smartphone measures 168.2 * 82 * 15mm in size and weighs over 325 grams.

It is powered with a MediaTek Helio P90 SoC coupled with an octa-core chipset and IMG 9XM-HP8 GPU. It is available only in 8GB RAM and 128GB storage with the availability of 2TB microSD card expandable storage. The smartphone runs on stock-Android 10 OS with features like improved dark mode and enhanced privacy controls.

In the camera department, it houses a 64-megapixel primary camera + 8-megapixel ultrawide sensors and another 2x 2-megapixel sensors for enhanced photography. Ulefone Armor 9e even houses a 4x LED flash for abundant light during the night-time. The rear cameras are capable to record video in 4k resolution. There’s an 8-megapixel selfies shooter on the front.

In connectivity, the smartphone packs support for WiFi, NFC, Bluetooth 5.0 , GPS + Glonass + Beidou + Galileo. There are Accelerometer, G-sensor, P-Sensrom L-sensor, E-compass and Gyroscope, and pedometer sensors. A massive 6600 mAh battery is present on the board with 42 hours of Talktime. The users can enjoy audio with a 3.5mm audio jack and feature a USB Type-C for charging and data transfer.

The smartphone is fully IP68, IP69K, and MIL-STD-810G certified.

Ulefone Note 8 Pro Specifications

It is an affordable device featuring a MediaTek MT6580 chipset with a Quad-Core processor and ARM Mali 400 MP2 GPU. The smartphone houses a 5.5-inch display with 442 x 960 pixels resolution.

There’s a dual rear camera of 5-megapixel and 2-megapixel on the rear side and a 2-megapixel single camera on the front for selfies. Ulefone Note 8 Pro comes with a 2700 mAh battery with 5-7 hours of Talktime.

In connectivity, the smartphone carries a 2/3G support, WiFi, GPS, HiFi, BL 4.2, and dual SIM support.

The smartphone is available in Black, Midnight Green, and Amber Sunrise colors. The smartphone measures 141.7 * 66.5 * 12mm in size and weighs 153 grams. It runs on Android 10 Go for blazing-fast performance.

Pricing

Ulefone Armor 9e pro is available for $469.99 with 8GB RAM and 128GB storage, while Note 8 Pro is retailing for a mere $69.99 from the Ulefone official store.

Leaked video ad of Samsung Galaxy Book Flex 5G reveals primary features

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Aug 31, 2020

Last year, Samsung introduced Galaxy Book Flex and Galaxy Book Ion as the world’s first laptops with QLED display. This year, the company is expected to launch a 5G variant of the former as the company filed a trademark for the same early this month. Now, this notebook’s video ad leaks giving us the first glimpse of its design and certain features.

The leaked video advertisement of Galaxy Book Flex 5G was shared by user @h0x0d (WalkingCat) on Twitter (via SamMobile). In this particular video, Samsung mocks Apple laptops with a tagline “Leave the old behind”.

Most importantly, the South Korean tech giant confirms four of the primary features of its upcoming notebook. And they are 5G connectivity, S Pen, QLED Display, and Intel chipset.

For those unaware, the last three was already present in the previous generation. So the only new thing the company incorporated this year is support for 5G and probably updated Intel processors.

Samsung is yet to officially announce the launch date for the second-gen Galaxy Book. Anyway, it is expected to debut at the Samsung Developer Conference (SDC) 2020. Before that, the company will be launching the Galaxy Z Fold2 in the next few hours, which is more interesting than the firm’s new laptop.

Oukitel WP8 Pro first renders leak flaunting its rear design and triple camera module

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Simranpal Singh

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Aug 31, 2020

Oukitel is on a launching spree as the company is actively unveiling new smartphones under different pricing segments. After launching Oukitel C21, WP6, the company is readying the WP8 Pro rugged smartphone. The upcoming smartphone’s first render has propped on the web featuring rear design along with its triple camera module. Here’s the first glimpse of the smartphone featuring some exemplary durable design.

A couple of renders have appeared bringing forth the smartphone’s design aspects. We can see a triple rear camera circular module that sits on the rear side of the smartphone. The rubber and metal material gives it an overall solid design. The toughened corners of the device provides an extra layer of protection which reduces the impact during any usual fall.

Moreover, the fingerprint sensors are present on the right side of the device providing easy accessibility. Overall, the holistic design gives it a durable and sporty look. It is a bit slimmer than normal rugged smartphones and even feels lighter.

To know more about the device, you can add the smartphone to the cart on Alixpress’s Oukitel official store.

TicWatch Pro 3 with Wear 4100 SoC goes official on Amazon UK

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Aug 31, 2020

When Qualcomm first announced the Snapdragon Wear 4100 and Wear 4100+, there were rumours that the processor will be utilised by the TicWatch Pro 3. Indeed, the TicWatch Pro 3 has now gone official on Amazon UK store. The smartwatch is up for pre-order with a price tag of £399.99.

The product page contains renders of the smartwatch giving us an idea of the design as well as a few of the features. However, if ou are interested i getting one, you’ll have to wait until November 30, 2020 when it will be released.

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Design-wise, the TicWatch Pro 3 adopts a similar design style as its predecessor. It has the rugged look for which Mobvoi’s smartwatches are known. In addition, the watch has a dimension of 45.1 x 45.1 x 12.6mm.

In terms of core configuration, TicWatch Pro 3 will use the Wear 4100 processor as stated earlier. The new Snapdragon Wear 4100 utilises a more efficient and smaller 12nm processor compared to 28nm used by its predecessor. Qualcomm says this makes for a “significantly faster new processor.” It also brings 25% improvement in the battery life and there is equally a faster LPDDR3 memory. The processor features quad-core A53 processors clocked at 1.7GHz for 85% faster performance and the graphics is powered by the Adreno 504 GPU which is 2.5x faster. There is support for up to 16-megapixel cameras while a lower-power 4G LTE modem is also onboard.

Google announces Kids Space: a new mode for Android tablets aimed at kids

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Aug 31, 2020

Google is a perpetual latecomer when it comes to adopting new features for Android. Several features that are available on custom UI skins usually get adopted natively much later. Today, Google has announced Kids Space a dedicated mode for kids on Android tablets. Samsung has had a similar feature for years now called Kids Mode and last year, Xiaomi announced that MIUI 11 will come with a dedicated space for kids called Children’s Space.

Kids Space is a special interface for kids and it comes at the right time seeing as families are spending more time together due to the pandemic and parents and guardians have to share their devices with kids.

Google says Kids Space is designed to nurture your kid’s curiosity and creativity. After choosing their interests (and building their avatar), Google will recommend quality content for your kids. The recommended content includes books, apps, games, and videos. These apps and games “have been approved by teachers and children’s education and media specialists” led by advisors from Havard University Graduate School of Education and Georgetown University. The tech giant also partnered with top publishers to make 400 books available to kids free of charge in the US.

The interface has five tabs including the Home tab with icons at the bottom of the screen to make it easy for kids to switch between them. There is the “Play” tab which has apps and games recommended by teachers. The “Read” tab contains your child’s own books and recommendations from experts. The “Watch” tab has creative and fun videos from YouTube Kids and the “Make” tab has videos that encourage kids to create and practice their skills.

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If you want to add specific apps, games, and books not recommended by Google, you will be able to do that through the parents’ menu. Also, you can still use the Family Link app to set parental controls.

Kids Space is currently only available (globally) on two tablets for now:

Lenovo Tab HD M10 (2nd Generation)
Lenovo SmartTab M10 HD (2nd Generation) with Google Assistant

Google says the feature will come to more android tablets soon. Do note that you need a Google Account for your child to use Kids Space and you can not use the Google Assistant when in the mode.

[UPDATED] OnePlus CEO joins OPPO’s holding company as Senior VP and Chief Product Experience Officer

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Joel Joseph

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Aug 31, 2020

UPDATE:

Realme has reached out to us to clarify that Pete Lau will play no role in the Realme, even though he is the SVP of OPlus, an investor in the brand. It further adds that it is operating independently in its full capacity and takes 100% ownership of its product portfolio and R&D.

Original story..

Pete Lau, the CEO and co-founder of OnePlus has taken up a very important role at OPPO as the senior vice president and head of the product experience team. The news was first reported by the Chinese publication, the paper.cn.

OPPO confirmed that Pete Lau will indeed be serving a role in its holding company. Mr. Lau will be acting as the senior vice president and head of product experience (chief experience officer) at Oujia holdings Ltd. (internationally called OPlus). Since Oujia (OPlus) is a majority shareholder of both OPPO and OnePlus, Pete Lau is likely going to be active in the product development of both the brands from now on.

OnePlus Co-Founder Pete Lau — Pete Lau, Co-founder & CEO of OnePlus (Image Source: OnePlus)

In fact, OnePlus has officially confirmed to Android Authority that Pete Lau will remain as the CEO of OnePlus in addition to his role as SVP at OPlus.

OPPO is wholly owned by Oujia holdings Ltd. (OPlus). The same Oujia holdings own a majority 74% stake in OnePlus and a majority stake in Realme too. In short, all three smartphone brands are owned by the same OPlus holdings. With Pete Lau as the SVP of the holding company, he will also be tasked with the responsibility of brand synergy between OPPO, OnePlus, ~~and Realme.~~

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The name Oujia is derived from OPPO and OnePlus. ‘Yi Jia’ (一加) is the official name of OnePlus in Chinese. Here, yi means one, and jia means plus. Hence the name Oujia (Ou is the O sound from OPPO). Consequently, in English, this becomes OPlus (OPPO+OnePlus).

At a time when brands are struggling to move shipments, Pete Lau’s direction could turn out to be helpful to avoid unnecessary friction between sister brands. But it remains to be seen if this would turn out to be a distraction for Mr. Lau from his usual role at OnePlus. The smartphone maker has expanded aggressively over the past few months, entering new product categories and segments. So this is a crucial time for OnePlus too.

We’ll have to wait and see if this move turns out to be fruitful for all the three brands in the coming months.

The Moto G 5G Plus will launch in the US as the Moto One 5G

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Aug 31, 2020

If you are on the lookout for an affordable 5G smartphone in Europe, chances are that the Moto G 5G Plus is one of the devices you are considering. The device which launched last month is now ready to make its way to the US but under a different name – Moto One 5G.

The source of the info is XDA-Developers and they say the phone will have a price tag under $500. The Moto One 5G will also have a different configuration. Unlike the Moto G 5G Plus that comes in 4+64GB and 6+128GB versions, the Moto One 5G will have 4GB of RAM and 128GB of storage. The device will be sold by AT&T with support for sub-6GHz networks and by Verizon with support for mmWave.

The rest of the specs should be the same. So you get a 6.7-inch CinemaVision FHD+ 90Hz display with two holes in the screen for the two selfie cameras. Powering the phone is a Snapdragon 765 processor which will draw juice from a 5000mAh battery.

The Moto One 5G will have four rear cameras – a 48MP f/1.7 main camera, a 5MP f/2.2 macro camera, an 8MP f/2.2 ultrawide angle camera, and a 2MP f/2.2 depth camera. The cameras in front are a 16MP f/2.0 main camera paired with an 8MP f/2.2 ultrawide angle camera.

Other features include dual SIM support, a dedicated MicroSD card slot, a side-mounted fingerprint scanner, an audio jack, NFC, Bluetooth 5.1, a dedicated Google Assistant button, support for 20W fast wired charging, and Motorola’s My UX based on Android 10.

The AT&T version of the phone will be available in September while Verizon will get it in October. When the phone launches, it will go up against the Pixel 4a 5G which is also scheduled to launch soon.

Official: POCO X3 NFC will launch on September 7

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Aug 31, 2020

POCO has been teasing the launch of its next smartphone for a while now. This alleged handset has already received multiple certifications so it was certain its official announcement was near. With Qualcomm unveiling the Snapdragon 732G, POCO also shares September 7 as the launch date of its new smartphone – POCO X3 NFC.

The POCO X3 NFC was in news for the last few days with mysterious phone moniker. Then, the brand’s global spokesperson Angus Kai Ho Ng officially confirmed its branding by sharing a camera sample, a picture of the smartphone’s front, a render of the handset’s rear, and charging comparison sheet between Galaxy A71.

Apart from the official teasers, a leak revealed the device’s primary specs and more renders last week. It spilt almost everything about it including then unannounced Qualcomm Snapdragon732G chipset, 6.67-inch 120Hz display with 240Hz touch sampling rate, 64MP quad-camera setup, 20MP front camera, 5,160mAh battery, and 33W fast charging.

Only things that are unknown about this upcoming smartphone are its rear camera setup, type of display, and price. As per a deleted tweet by the brand’s executive who was responsible for the above teasers, it may sport an AMOLED panel.

Anyway, we will know everything about the POCO X2 NFC when it will launch on September 7 at 20:00 GMT+8 via the brand’s official YouTube, Twitter, and Facebook page.

Xiaomi Youpin launches the Quange GA1 Smart Sorting Garbage Bin for 99 yuan (~$14)

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Aug 31, 2020

Xiaomi Youpin has today launched the Quange GA1 Sorting Garbage Bin. The garbage bin carrries an affordable price tag of 99 yuan (~$14) and for a limited time, the brand is giving out 90 garbage bags free with each purchase.

Quange GA1 Smart Sorting Garbage Bin has an inner two-colour split design. It supports smart sensing, long standby, digital display touch screen and other features.

The smart garbage bin can be used for multiple purposes in one bin. Users can store dry and wet garbage in two different inner bins to easily complete the garbage classification, or take out the inner bin and use it separately.

This smart trash can uses non-contact infrared sensing technology with a 15-degree tilt man-machine sensing area to provide users with a fast and accurate opening experience in 0.3 seconds. If a user waves his hand or bend the knees slightly within a radius of 20cm from the bin, the lid automatically opens. The lid can also be set to remain open for a long time which is deal if you arecooking and cleaning.

In terms of battery life, it is powered by 3 AA batteries which can provide the smart trash can with 3 months of battery life. Even if there is no electricity, the trash bin can still be opened.

The product is available in China on the Youpin website.

OnePlus 8/8 Pro Android 11 Beta 4 comes with bug fixes and new Game Space features

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