Xiaomi has launched the Mijia High-Speed Water Ion Hair Dryer in the Chinese market, featuring advanced hydration and high-speed airflow. It will be available from March 20, with a retail price of 379 yuan ($52). Let’s check out its key specs.
Xiaomi Mijia High-Speed Water Ion Hair Dryer Specs
The Mijia hair dryer features dual-needle nano water ion technology, which condenses moisture from the air and converts it into nano water ions. This technology deeply hydrates hair to improve moisture retention, reduce split ends, and enhance shine. It also releases two billion high-concentration negative ions, which neutralize static electricity and tame frizz for a smoother finish.
It comes with an ultra-fast 110,000 RPM motor, delivering 65 meters per second of strong airflow. This powerful system significantly reduces drying time, allowing short hair to dry in one minute, shoulder-length hair in three minutes, and long hair in five minutes. This makes it a great option for those with busy schedules.
It equips an intelligent temperature regulation system that monitors airflow 100 times per second to maintain a steady 57°C drying temperature. This prevents excessive heat exposure while ensuring efficient drying and protecting hair from damage.
The smart hair dryer sports eight drying modes, with two wind speeds and four temperature settings: cool air, warm air, hot air, and alternating hot/cold air. This customization allows users to tailor their drying experience based on seasonal and styling needs.
It weighs only 355g, making it comfortable to use for extended periods. The dryer comes in Iceland Blue, Moonlight White, and Punk Purple and features metallic electroplated accents for a premium look. It also comes with a 1.7-meter power cord that ensures ease of movement while styling.
The hair dryer features an upgraded magnetic air nozzle, ensuring precise airflow direction for effortless styling. It also includes triple overheating protection, a magnetic inlet filter, and a microporous metal mesh to prevent hair entanglement and dust buildup.
In related news, Portronics has recently introduced a 1600W high-speed hair dryer with intelligent controls.
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Nothing Phone (3a) is the latest addition to the company’s smartphone portfolio, and it brings meaningful upgrades over its predecessor, the Nothing Phone (2a). The newer model also follows Nothing’s design language with a transparent back and Glyph light. However, it also brings a faster Snapdragon chipset, a slightly bigger and better display, and faster charging.
The Nothing Phone (2a) is still a compelling mid-range smartphone at a lower price point. But does the Nothing Phone (3a) bring enough upgrades to justify the extra cost, or is the Phone (2a) still a strong contender in the mid-range market?
Nothing Phone (3a) vs (2a): Design and build
The Nothing Phone (3a) maintains the company’s signature transparent aesthetics that instantly sets you apart from the crowd. The phone still has three LED strips on the back that light up in different ways to tell you about incoming notifications, calls, charging progress, and volume levels. You can also use it as a fill light for photography and a countdown timer. What’s different is an additional camera on the rear side. The Phone (3a) is, in fact, the first company’s first phone to have a triple rear camera setup.
The Phone (3a) brings an additional “Essential key” below the power button on the right side. It’s placed in a weird position as you may sometimes mistake it for the power key, though it’s better than not having it as it lets you: take screen (single press), record an audio note (long press), and open a new Essential Space (double press).
The (3a) also bumps the IP rating to IP64 (vs. IP54 on the Phone (2a)). This means the former has better dust protection, though the water resistance level remains the same — both can only survive water splashes.
Nothing Phone (3a) vs (2a): Display
The newer model has a 6.77-inch screen, which is slightly bigger than the Phone (2a)’s 6.7-inch. It’s still an AMOLED screen with the same resolution and 120Hz refresh rate support. However, the (3a) can get much brighter with a peak brightness of 3000nits (vs. 1300nits on its predecessor).
The optical fingerprint sensor works similarly as last year’s — it can feel a bit slow sometimes but is accurate. Overall, both phones have excellent screens, the only major difference being the peak brightness.
Nothing Phone (3a) vs (2a): Camera
The biggest upgrade for Nothing Phone (3a) is the new 50MP telephoto camera, which we don’t see on budget phones (including the (2a)). That’s a nice addition, which should greatly improve the zoom quality in photos and videos. So, you can now capture up to 8X zoom shots with more details than before.
The primary camera is still the same 50MP, but the ultrawide sensor is downgraded to 8MP.
The zoom performance is where you’ll see the difference; otherwise, the camera performance is similar on both phones.
Nothing Phone (3a) vs (2a): Performance & software
The Nothing Phone (2a) features a customized Dimensity 7200 Pro that delivers better performance and efficiency than the regular Dimensity 7200. It works fine and delivers smooth performance. However, the Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 inside the Nothing Phone (3a) is a step forward.
The Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 delivers better CPU as well as graphics performance. While the difference isn’t massive, the overall software experience feels smoother. Here are the benchmarking numbers from AnTuTu and Geekbench.
AnTuTu (v10) score:
Phone (3a)
Phone (2a)
AnTuTu score
816,429
708,492
CPU
267,405
222,200
GPU
206,452
181,842
Memory
174,623
134,512
UX
167,950
169,938
Geekbench (v6) score:
Phone (3a)
Phone (2a)
Single core
1,182
1,134
Multi core
3,317
2,603
Talking about the software, both Nothing phones will get three years of OS updates. It’s decent for mid-range phones but not as good as other brands like Samsung and Google. You should also note that while the (3a) will receive OS updates up to Android 17, the (3a) will also get Android 18 because the newer model ships with Android 15 out of the box.
Nothing Phone (3a) vs (2a): Battery & charging
The Phone (3a) houses the same 5,000mAh battery as the Nothing Phone (2a), but that doesn’t make them last for the same number of hours. Thanks to the more efficient Snapdragon 7s Gen 3, the Phone (3a) gives you at least one hour of extended usage. With web browsing, you can get up to three hours of extra battery life on the newer model.
The charging speed also gets a slight upgrade, jumping from 45W to 50W. Unfortunately, neither phone has wireless charging support.
Nothing Phone (3a) is an excellent mid-range phone and a nice upgrade over the Phone (2a). While the new telephoto camera is the biggest upgrade, the phone also brings a better IP rating for dust protection, a more powerful and efficient chipset, and faster charging support. The display also gets slightly bigger with a big bump to the peak brightness, making the content more visible outdoors.
There’s also a new “Essential Key” right below the power button. You know where Nothing got this inspiration from. Anyway, it’s nice to have extra shortcut keys.
ASUS India’s Republic of Gamers (ROG) has unveiled its first 2025 gaming laptop, the TUF Gaming F16 (FX607). The device combines mid-range hardware with military-grade resilience.
ASUS TUF Gaming F16 Laptop
The ASUS TUF Gaming F16 Laptop is powered by a 12th-gen Intel Core i5-12500H processor (12 cores, 16 threads, up to 4.8GHz) and NVIDIA’s RTX 3050 GPU (65W, 2145MHz boost), The F16 is built for gaming and multitasking. It features a 16-inch FHD+ IPS display with a 144Hz refresh rate, 3ms response time, and 300 nits brightness, optimized for fast-paced titles.
The laptop meets MIL-STD 810H standards, ensuring resistance to extreme temperatures, shocks, and humidity. AI-driven noise cancellation enhances voice clarity during calls or gameplay, while Dolby Atmos and Hi-Res Audio certification deliver immersive sound.
Specifications include 16GB DDR4 RAM (expandable to 32GB) and a 512GB PCIe 4.0 SSD (upgradable to 4TB). Connectivity options span Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.3, HDMI 2.1, USB-C with DisplayPort support, and an RJ45 LAN port. Its 56Wh battery supports rapid charging (50% in 30 minutes), paired with a 150W adapter. The laptop comes with Windows 11 Home pre-installed, along with Office 2024 and 365 Basic. It weighs 2.2kg, making it quite portable for a gaming laptop.
Pricing & abailability
The TUF Gaming F16 is available online via ASUS’s e-shop, Amazon.in, Flipkart, and offline at ASUS Exclusive Stores, Reliance Digital, Croma, and Vijay Sales. Pricing starts at ₹80,990, positioning it as a durable mid-tier option in India’s competitive gaming market.
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Ayaneo is back with another nostalgia-fueled device, and this time, it’s all about simplicity. The Pocket Micro Classic features a pure button-based experience, reimagining retro gaming with a modern touch. It comes with a compact 3.5-inch display and an unmistakable throwback aesthetic, making this handheld a standout in the market.
Ayaneo Pocket Micro Classic Specifications
While most modern handheld consoles emphasize dual joysticks and ergonomic grips, Ayaneo is challenging conventions. The Pocket Micro Classic eliminates joysticks entirely, equipping a tactile directional pad that can be mapped like a left joystick. It sports split L1/L2 and R1/R2 shoulder buttons that refine the control scheme, ensuring accuracy without accidental misclicks.
This button-centric layout isn’t just about nostalgia, it’s a deliberate attempt to streamline the gaming experience. Ayaneo claims this design is meant to bring players closer to the “pure” essence of retro gaming, where quick reflexes and button presses take center stage.
Under the hood, the Pocket Micro Classic comes with MediaTek’s Helio G99 processor, backed by configurations of 6GB or 8GB of RAM and up to 256GB of UFS 2.2 storage. It also features an active cooling fan, ensuring performance remains stable even during extended gaming sessions.
Its 3.5-inch IPS display, with a resolution of 960 × 640 pixels, delivers sharp visuals at a 3:2 aspect ratio, minimizing black borders while maximizing screen real estate. The console equips an X-axis linear motor for haptic feedback, a six-axis gyroscope, and support for dual-band Wi-Fi 5 and Bluetooth 5.2.
The handheld is also designed with essential connectivity options for a seamless gaming experience. It features a USB Type-C port with OTG support for fast data transfer and charging, a USB 2.0 OTG port for additional peripherals, and a microSD card slot (SD 3.0) for expandable storage.
Weighing just 227 grams and measuring 156mm x 63mm x 18mm, the Pocket Micro Classic is ultra-portable, sliding easily into a pocket. It comes in three colorways: Retro Gold, Retro Grey, and Magic Black, each evoking classic gaming nostalgia while maintaining a sleek, modern finish.
Pricing and Availability
In China, the Ayaneo Pocket Micro Classic starts at 1,249 yuan for the 6GB+128GB variant, while the 8GB+128GB model is priced at 1,449 yuan. The higher-end 8GB+256GB versions in Retro Grey and Retro Gold come in at 1,649 yuan. The handhelds are now up for pre-order.
For international buyers, the early bird pricing starts at $179 for the base model, while the 8GB+256GB configurations are available at $209 for the Magic Black variant and $239 for the Retro Grey and Retro Gold models. The official retail prices for these higher-end models are expected to reach $269 after the early bird period ends.
In related news, Retroid recently introduced the Pocket Flip 2, featuring enhanced performance, an AMOLED display, and a redesigned port layout. Meanwhile, Ayaneo unveiled the Ayaneo 3, the world’s first modular Windows handheld gaming PC.
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Motorola is reportedly working on a smartphone that might be one of the last of its kind. A stylus isn’t popular on smartphones but there are still those who prefer having it. While Samsung’s Galaxy Ultra model is known for having a stylus, it appears Motorola also has an upcoming model with such a pen.
Motorola Edge 60 Stylus in the works
The brand is working on the Edge 60 series of smartphones that likely include models like the base, Pro, and Fusion. But now, it appears there’s an Edge 60 Stylus is also in development. Motorola is no stranger to the stylus, with its Moto G Stylus 5G being the last mid range model that carried a dedicated pen. While a successor to this smartphone is still at large, the Edge 60 Stylus.
Motorola Edge 60 Stylus
Known tipster @evleaks also shared an image of this upcoming smartphone, offering us a glimpse of the front design of the Edge 60 Stylus. We can also observe a 3.5mm headphone jack and a stylus slot. This could still be the Moto G Stylus (2025), but there’s a chance it gets an Edge rebranding. Being a part of the Edge series, the model could get a bump in specs and get a wider release as well.
Motorola launched the Edge 50 series in the first half of 2024, so we can expect the Edge 60 lineup to arrive within the next month or two. Keep in mind that this is still just an unconfirmed report, so take this news with a pinch of salt and stick around for more.
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The Google Pixel 10 series will likely launch in the second half of this year, and it’s already making headlines. The latest ones are about the leaked renders shared by OnLeaks in collaboration with Android Headlines. While the base Pixel 10 has grabbed attention with a third lens on the back, the Pixel 10 Pro XL doesn’t appear to have anything interesting—or at least, anything new. Take a look at the leaked render of the XL model below.
Pixel 10 Pro XL leaked render reveals design
For those who don’t recall, the flat middle frame with slightly rounded edges was also a part of the 9 Pro XL. In fact, according to the render, the middle frame will also have a glossy finish like its predecessor. Moving on to the back, the camera island also has the same design (which looks sweet, by the way). The only significant difference is in the positioning of the bottom-firing speakers. Unlike its predecessor, the 10 Pro XL apparently has two separate cutouts instead of one at the left side.
Instead, the Pixel 10 Pro XL appears to be a larger version of the Pixel 10 Pro, continuing the trend seen with last year’s Pixel 9 Pro XL. The upcoming XL model is said to have a 6.8-inch display, which is also the same as the 9 Pro XL.
Pixel 10 Pro XL could stand out from its predecessor in terms of performance
Under the hood, the Pixel 10 Pro XL will reportedly feature Google’s Tensor G5 SoC, which, unlike the external design, is a big step up from last year. Tensor chips launched so far were very similar to Exynos, both in terms of performance and power efficiency. To put it simply, the Pixel phones released with Tensor so far have failed to compete with other flagships running on Snapdragon chips in terms of raw performance.
The Tensor G5, however, is Google’s first fully in-house processor, and it will be manufactured by TSMC using its 3nm process. It means the Pixel 10 series (including the 10 Pro XL) will likely stand out from its predecessor in at least two aspects – raw performance and battery life. It will also likely be paired with Google’s latest and best AI capabilities.
Google has started recalling an older mid range Pixel model. The company’s Pixel 4a was released way back in 2020 but it is now at risk due to one of the latest updates. So here’s what you need to know and why you should avoid updating your Pixel 4a.
Google Pixel 4a Recalled Over Battery Risks
Back in January 2025, the search engine giant’s began rolling out the Pixel 4a Battery Performance Program update to the device. This software update was set to ring a new battery management feature on the Pixel 4a. The idea was to improve stability of the battery’s performance on the aging model. However, it had the opposite effect as many users complaint of their devices seeing degraded battery life.
Google Pixel 4a Barely Blue
Some users were facing a complete battery discharge in mere minutes. So Google shared an update on the official support page that warned users regarding this update. It stated that the update could lead to short battery duration and reduce the charging peformance as well. Reports revealed that the maximum voltage was reduced from 4.45V to 3.95V, which marks a 56 percent reduction in battery capacity.
Apart from this, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has also issued an advisory that highlights this issue and even urged the user to check for overheating issues. The body also highlighted the recall information, stating that the overheating battery could also pose a risk of fire. Meanwhile, Google is offering a free battery replacement for select Pixel 4a that have experienced this sizeable battery performance dip.
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The upcoming Google Pixel 9a has just surfaced in yet another leak. This time around the new budget Pixel was seen in a hands on video, revealing its complete design that showcased the flat design on the rear and sides. So let’s check it out.
Google Pixel 9a appears in the wild
The search engine giant’s new Pixel 9a is the latest model in the Pixel a series that offers various improvements over its predecessor. In our previous report, it was revealed that the new smartphone from Google will be making its global debut on 19th March 2025, with its Indian release following a day later. But ahead of the official launch, the Pixel 9a surfaced on a hands on video, which was shared from Reinosa, Spain and featured on YouTuber Alexis Garza’s channel.
Google Pixel 9a
Apparently, he has already received the unit from one of his followers. Looking at the video, we can see the Pixel 9a from all angles, showcasing a flat design from the sides and rear. This makes its design language in line with the higher end flagship Pixel 9 series. Google’s latest Pixel can be seen in the Obsidian (Black) color option. But one of the notable aspects is the nearly flat rear thanks to a negligible bump on the camera, which is quite rare in the market now.
Just earlier this week, the Google Pixel 9a also had its promo marketing material and some official renders leaked. For those unaware, the new Pixel will be a compact smartphone with a 6.3-inch OLED panel on the front. Meanwhile, the rear is expected to pack a 48MP (Main) + 13MP (Ultra Wide) dual camera setup. This model could be equipped with the Tensor G4 chipset like the premium Pixel 9 series.
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Apple officially released the M4 powered MacBook Air in the Indian market earlier this month. But just a few days ahead of its release, the latest MacBook Air has gone on sale with a noteworthy discount, making it a steal deal. So here’s what you need to know.
Apple M4 MacBook Air Selling for just Rs 89,900
The Cupertino based giant’s new M4 MacBook Air is currently selling for as low as Rs 89,900 on the official apple.com and was initially announced for Rs 99,900. To avail this deal, users simply need an Amex, ICICI, or Axis Bank credit card to get an instant cashback of Rs 10,000. Buyers can also get the deal on no-cost EMI payment plans for up to 24 months. So one just needs to complete the transaction to get the instant Rs 10,000 cashback.
Apple M4 MacBook Air
Notably, Flipkart is selling this same model for an even sweeter deal. The M4 MacBook Air costs Rs 86,068 for those who use an ICICI Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank, Flipkart Axis Bank, and State Bank of India. So in a rare turn of events, the Apple MacBook Air is cheaper compared to its US pricing. Talking about its specs, the latest MacBook Air is equipped with the Apple M4, which is paired with 16GB of RAM and 256GB of internal storage.
This processor is an upgrade over the M3 chip by upgrading the Neural Engine. Apple has also updated the front facing webcam to a 12MP shooter. Despite all these great specs, the MacBook Air has a more affordable launch price tag compared to its predecessor.
OnePlus is rumored to be working on a new compact flagship smartphone that will compete with the likes of the Apple iPhone 16, Samsung Galaxy S25, and even some Chinese branded competitors. But ahead of any official announcement, a fresh leak has revealed some exciting details regarding the upcoming OnePlus 13 Mini/13T. So let’s check it out.
OnePlus 13 Mini/13T Leaked with Impressive Battery & Affordable Pricing
The news arrives from known tipster Smart Pikachu who shared the information on Weibo. He believes that the OnePlus 13 Mini (maybe called the OnePlus 13T) could be launched soon with a compact design. But despite its small form factor, the device is expected to pack an impressively large battery capacity of 6,000mAh, which is also in line with our previous report. If this is true, then it handily beats models like the Galaxy S25, which only has a 4,000mAh cell.
Rumored OnePlus 13 Mini
The second reason that the OnePlus 13 Mini is highly anticipated is its pricing. The tipster claims that the upcoming compact flagship will be one of the cheapest Snapdragon 8 Elite powered smartphones in the market. So, it might undercut other small flagships like the Xiaomi 15 in terms of pricing. But making the OnePlus 13T highly competitive in pricing, the brand is likely planning to cut corners in some ways.
One of these could be the downgrade to just two cameras on the rear like the upcoming Galaxy S25 Edge. Another aspect that is taking a hit is the fingerprint scanner. The OnePlus 13 launched with an ultrasonic in-display fingerprint scanner, but the new compact phone is expected to house an optical fingerprint sensor. This is all the details we have at the moment, so stick around for more.
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With the launch of the iPhone 16e, many are wondering if it’s worth upgrading from the iPhone 14 or if the older model still holds up. Apple has made key changes in performance, battery life, and camera design, but do these upgrades justify the price difference? While the iPhone 16e boasts a more powerful chipset and a higher-resolution camera, the iPhone 14 remains a solid and budget-friendly option. This comparison breaks down the most important differences to help you decide whether to stick with the iPhone 14 or invest in the latest model.
The iPhone 16e and iPhone 14 share an almost identical design, both featuring an aluminum frame with glass on the front and back. However, the iPhone 16e has a slightly higher screen-to-body ratio, making for a sleeker look. The display remains a 6.1-inch Super Retina XDR OLED panel with HDR10 and peak brightness of 1200 nits. One notable difference is the iPhone 16e’s improved durability with Ceramic Shield protection, ensuring better resistance to drops and scratches.
The screen performance is nearly identical, but the iPhone 16e may benefit from refined display technology, offering slightly better color accuracy. If you want a fresher design, the iPhone 16e is a minor upgrade in aesthetics, but the display experience remains mostly the same. If design is a priority, the differences are too subtle to justify an upgrade from the iPhone 14.
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2. Specifications
iPhone 14
The biggest upgrade in the iPhone 16e is its A18 chipset, built on a 3nm process, offering better power efficiency and performance compared to the iPhone 14’s A15 Bionic. The CPU clock speeds are also higher, making multitasking smoother. Additionally, the iPhone 16e comes with 8GB of RAM, a noticeable jump from the iPhone 14’s 6GB. This makes the newer model better suited for long-term software updates and demanding applications.
Battery life is another area of improvement. The iPhone 16e has a 4005mAh battery, compared to the iPhone 14’s 3279mAh. This should translate to longer screen time, especially with iOS optimizations. However, the charging speed has not improved significantly. The iPhone 16e sticks to Qi wireless charging and 50% charge in 30 minutes, while the iPhone 14 supports faster 15W MagSafe charging.
The iPhone 16e is better for those who want a more future-proof phone, but the lack of MagSafe charging is a drawback.
3. Camera
iPhone 16e
The iPhone 16e introduces a major camera upgrade with a single 48MP sensor, replacing the dual-camera setup of the iPhone 14. While the ultrawide lens is missing, the larger sensor captures more detail and improves low-light performance. The spatial video feature is also a standout, allowing for more immersive 3D-like videos. Meanwhile, the iPhone 14’s 12MP main and ultrawide cameras are more versatile for landscape shots and group photos.
For selfies, both models feature a 12MP front camera, but the iPhone 16e enhances video quality with 3D spatial audio and improved HDR.
If you prioritize sharpness and detail in photos, the iPhone 16e is the clear winner. However, if you frequently use an ultrawide lens, the iPhone 14 remains more practical.
4. Pricing
The iPhone 16e is priced at $599, while the iPhone 14 can be found for around $341.30 due to its older status. This makes the iPhone 14 a better value for budget-conscious buyers. The price gap of over $250 is significant, and while the iPhone 16e offers better hardware, the iPhone 14 still provides solid performance for everyday use.
For those upgrading from older models like the iPhone 12 or earlier, the iPhone 14 is a good deal. However, if you want the latest chip, longer battery life, and an improved main camera, the iPhone 16e is worth the premium.
5. Conclusion
iPhone 16e
Chipset Upgrade: The A18 chip in the iPhone 16e provides better efficiency and performance than the A15 in the iPhone 14.
Better RAM & Battery: The iPhone 16e has 8GB RAM and a larger battery, making it better for long-term use.
Camera Change: The iPhone 16e ditches the ultrawide camera in favor of a higher-resolution 48MP sensor.
Charging Differences: The iPhone 16e loses MagSafe but improves wired charging efficiency.
Price Factor: The iPhone 14 remains a budget-friendly option, while the iPhone 16e is for those wanting the latest features.
Overall, the iPhone 16e is a better phone in terms of performance and longevity, but the iPhone 14 still holds strong for its price. If you don’t need cutting-edge upgrades, the iPhone 14 remains a solid choice.
Choosing between the iPhone 16e and iPhone 15 can be tricky, as both offer premium Apple features but cater to different user needs. With the iPhone 16e bringing a new chipset and battery improvements while the iPhone 15 retains MagSafe charging and an ultrawide camera, the decision comes down to priorities.
This comparison highlights key differences in design, performance, camera, and pricing to help you decide which model offers better value for your needs. Whether you’re looking for cutting-edge upgrades or a more budget-friendly choice, this breakdown will clarify which iPhone is the right fit for you.
The iPhone 16e and iPhone 15 share a similar design language, featuring a glass front and back with an aluminum frame, along with IP68 water and dust resistance. However, the iPhone 16e is slightly lighter, making it more comfortable to hold for long periods.
The display remains largely the same, using a 6.1-inch Super Retina XDR OLED panel. The iPhone 16e, however, peaks at 1200 nits, whereas the iPhone 15 reaches 2000 nits, making the older model slightly better for outdoor visibility. The resolution difference is minimal, though the iPhone 15 has a slightly sharper pixel density.
If display brightness is a priority, the iPhone 15 edges out slightly, but for most users, the difference is negligible.
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2. Specifications
iPhone 15
One of the biggest upgrades in the iPhone 16e is the A18 chip, which offers better efficiency and performance compared to the A16 Bionic in the iPhone 15. It also comes with 8GB of RAM versus 6GB in the iPhone 15, making it slightly better for multitasking. The battery size is also upgraded to 4005 mAh from 3349 mAh, ensuring better endurance.
However, the iPhone 15 supports 15W MagSafe charging, while the iPhone 16e only supports 7.5W Qi wireless charging. If performance and battery life matter more, the iPhone 16e wins, but for better wireless charging speeds, the iPhone 15 is still the better choice.
3. Camera
iPhone 15
Both phones share the same 48MP main sensor, but the iPhone 15 has an additional 12MP ultrawide lens, making it more versatile. The iPhone 16e sticks to a single-lens setup, meaning it lacks ultrawide photography. However, the iPhone 16e brings improvements in spatial audio recording, making videos feel more immersive.
Selfie cameras are identical, with both supporting 4K recording. If you need an ultrawide camera, the iPhone 15 is the better choice, but if you care about video and audio quality, the iPhone 16e offers an upgrade.
4. Pricing
The iPhone 16e is priced at $599.99, while the iPhone 15 currently sells for around $466. The price difference makes the iPhone 15 a more affordable option, especially considering it still offers features like an ultrawide camera and MagSafe charging.
However, for those who want the latest processor, better RAM, and improved battery life, the extra cost of the iPhone 16e could be justified.
If budget is a concern, the iPhone 15 is the better deal, but for future-proofing, the iPhone 16e is a solid choice.
5. Conclusion
iPhone 16e
The most notable upgrade in the iPhone 16e is the A18 chip, which provides better efficiency and performance. It also has 8GB of RAM versus 6GB in the iPhone 15, leading to better multitasking. The larger 4005mAh battery in the iPhone 16e ensures longer battery life.
On the other hand, the iPhone 15 has 15W MagSafe charging, an ultrawide camera, and a brighter display.
If you prioritize battery and performance, the iPhone 16e is the winner, but if you need an ultrawide lens and better wireless charging, the iPhone 15 is still a strong option.
Oppo is gearing to introduce the Oppo F29 Pro 5G in India, and a recent report from SmartPrix has shed light on key aspects of the upcoming smartphone. The report has revealed key information on the device’s launch timeframe, price, color options, and specifications. Here’s a look at everything that’s known about the F29 Pro.
Oppo F29 Pro 5G launch timeframe, colour options, and price (rumored)
As per the source, the Oppo F29 Pro 5G is expected to make its debut in India by the end of March. It will be available in at least two color variants – Black and Pearl White. As for pricing, the smartphone is anticipated to fall within the Rs 25,000 to 30,000 range
Oppo F29 Pro 5G specifications (rumored)
One of the standout design features of the Oppo F29 Pro 5G is its aluminum alloy frame, which enhances durability while providing a sleek and premium feel. Furthermore, leaked footage shared by the publication showcases the device enduring the “Nut Cracker” test, hinting at impressive structural integrity. The device will come equipped with an IP66/68/69-rated dust and waterproof chassis.
The F29 Pro 5G is rumored to feature a 6.7-inch quad-curved AMOLED display with FHD+ resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate for smooth visuals. Under the hood, it is expected to be powered by the Dimensity 7300 chipset, coupled with LPDDR4x RAM and UFS 3.1 storage.
A major highlight of the device is its 6,000mAh battery, which supports 80W fast charging. Security features include an in-display fingerprint scanner, while the camera setup consists of a 16MP front camera and a 50-megapixel + 2-megapixel dual-camera system at the back. The smartphone will run on Android 15 with ColorOS 15 on top.
The new report again suggests that the F29 Pro will be a rebranded version of China’s Oppo A5 Pro handset.
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The upcoming Pixel 10 series is set to bring a notable upgrade to its base model – the addition of a telephoto camera. If the leak is true, this will be the first time a base Pixel model will pack a telephoto. The news comes from Android Headlines, which, in collaboration with Onleaks, have revealed the renders of the phone.
Pixel 10 with a telephoto
Upon closer inspection, you can see a total of three lenses on the back, and the new one is reportedly a telephoto. While the design remains largely unchanged from its predecessor, the Pixel 9, this move aims to further distinguish the base Pixel 10 from the increasingly competitive Pixel A series.
According to the source, the Pixel 10 retains the same flat 6.3-inch display with a centered punch hole and nearly identical dimensions to the Pixel 9. The camera module, however, adds a significant bump in thickness, and the protrusion of which is reportedly 3.4 mm. While the third lens could also be a macro or a depth camera, this increase in protrusion as compared to the Pixel 9a suggests it’s a telephoto.
Notably, the Pixel 10 is also likely to use a smaller sensor for the telephoto as compared to the Pro model. So, don’t expect the exact same imaging capability from the telephoto as compared to the more expensive model. Nonetheless, this is a leaked render, and the prediction may or may not materialize. So readers are advised to take it with a pinch of salt.
The Pixel 10 series is expected to launch later this year and will mark the 10th iteration of Google’s flagship smartphone line. Other than the third lens on the back, most other aspects, including the design and dimensions, are reportedly the same as the Pixel 9.
Redmi Turbo 4 Pro could launch in April, featuring a powerful processor and a large battery, according to a new leak from tipster Digital Chat Station. The said device will be positioned higher than the Redmi Turbo 4, which debuted earlier this year with the Dimensity 8400-Ultra chipset.
Redmi Turbo 4 Pro key details tipped
Alleged Redmi Turbo 4 Pro’s key details tipped
Tipster Digital Chat Station mentioned that a new smartphone with the SM8635 (Snapdragon 8s Elite) chipset will launch in April. While he did not explicitly reveal the name of the device, it is evident based on recent reports and the comments section of the Weibo post, that he could be talking about the Redmi Turbo 4 Pro.
He revealed that it will have a 6.83-inch flat LTPS display with a 1.5K resolution, ultra-high frequency dimming for eye protection, and slim bezels with a rounded-corner design. Additionally, he hinted that this device would have the largest battery and the best build quality among smartphones in its category and platform.
According to previous reports, the Redmi Turbo 4 Pro’s OLED screen will support a 120Hz refresh rate and feature ultra-thin bezels on all four sides. It will incorporate a short-focus in-screen fingerprint scanner for security.
Powering the Turbo 4 Pro will be a massive 7,550mAh battery, coupled with 90W fast charging support. In comparison, the standard Redmi Turbo 4 houses a 6,550mAh battery and weighs around 204 grams. With a larger battery onboard, the Turbo 4 Pro’s weight may exceed 210 grams. The Pro edition is rumored to sport a metal middle frame and a glass back, enhancing its premium appeal. The device may also feature IP68/69-rated dust and water resistance.
In related news, Poco is expected to announce the Poco F7 Pro and F7 Ultra later this month for the global market. These devices, which are said to be rebranded versions of the China-exclusive Redmi K80 and K80 Pro, will feature the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 and Snapdragon 8s Elite chipsets, respectively. As for the Poco F7, it is expected to launch in April or May as a rebranded version of the Redmi Turbo 4 Pro.
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As the spring is officially here in North America, so are the deals popping out across the consumer electronics segment. Already Samsung is offering lucrative discounts on the Galaxy S25 Series. Google is the latest to enter the spring sale with a massive $200 discount on the Pixel 9 smartphone.
After the discounts, the Google Pixel 9 with 128GB storage now retails for $599. Meanwhile, the 256GB storage variant is also on sale for the final price of $699. The maximum discount on Amazon only applies to the Obsidian Black model, all other colors only get a $150 discount. On Best Buy, the interested buyers can grab a $200 discount on the Wintergreen 128GB model in addition to the Obsidian Black.
Pixel 9 smartphone seems to be a pack full of new features, especially the AI features which enhance your smartphone usage. It features Google’s Tensor G4 chipset that aims to boost AI efficiency and capabilities. The smartphone is paired with 12GB RAM and features a 50MP primary sensor and a 48MP ultrawide lens for better photography. A single 10.5 MP camera sits on the front for video calling and selfies. It features a 6.3-inch OLED display with 1800 nits maximum brightness and 1080 x 2424 pixels resolution. It is protected with the Corning Gorilla Glass Victus 2.
Apart from the hardware, it features several AI features like Night Sight, Magic Eraser, and improved security with the Tital M3 chip.
In connectivity, the smartphone features up to WiFi 7, Bluetooth 5.3, and GPS. Pixel 9 supports Satellite SOS services, and includes a display fingerprint to improve the usability. It bundles a 4700 mAh battery with support for 27W fast wired charging, and 15W wireless charging.
Along with the state-of-the-art AI features, the smartphone will get 7 years of OS updates and security updates.
Huawei has officially announced that its first smartphone running the full-fledged HarmonyOS Next is set for launch next week. The news comes from Huawei’s Executive Director, Richard Yu, who shared a video teasing an upcoming device equipped with a stable version of the HarmonyOS Next. Following the announcement, a well-known tipster has provided insight into what this mysterious device could be.
Alleged Huawei Pocket 3 specifications
According to sources like WHYLAB and Digital Chat Station, this upcoming smartphone is likely the Huawei Pocket 3, internally codenamed “Verde.” It is expected to be a flip-style foldable, offering a thinner, smaller, and lighter body than its predecessor.
The inner foldable display is said to measure around 6.28 inches, while the cover screen could be approximately 3.5 inches. Interestingly, the screen aspect ratio may be 3:2, making it wider than most compact foldables available today.
Beyond its unique display proportions, the Pocket 3 is tipped to feature a 50-megapixel primary camera with a large sensor, promising a high-quality imaging experience. Additionally, the device is expected to include dust and water resistance, a side-mounted fingerprint scanner, and further refinements in its foldable design.
At present, the exact moniker is not known yet. While it is being dubbed as Pocket 3, the device may launch with a different name. A previous report claimed that it will arrive with an affordable price tag.
This launch marks a significant milestone for Huawei as it transitions towards a completely independent software ecosystem. With HarmonyOS at its core, this new smartphone could signal a shift away from Android-based solutions. While further details remain undisclosed, all eyes are on next week’s official unveiling to see how Huawei’s new foldable will shape the future of its mobile lineup.
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At the beginning of this year, OnePlus unveiled the OnePlus Ace 5 and Ace 5 Pro smartphones in China. In February, tipster Digital Chat Station claimed that OnePlus would launch three more phones in the first half of 2025 in China. These include the rumored OnePlus 13T (aka OnePlus 13 Mini), which is expected to feature the Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset, and two Ace-branded phones. The latter is expected to include the OnePlus Ace 5V equipped with the upcoming Dimensity 9350 chip, while the other one featuring the Dimensity 9400+ is said to be mainly a chip change of the previous version, suggesting that it could be the OnePlus Ace 5S. A recent Weibo post by the same source has spilled details about this Dimensity 9400+ phone.
OnePlus Ace 5S specifications (rumored)
Alleged OnePlus Ace 5S’ specs leak
According to the leak, the OnePlus Ace 5S will sport a 6.83-inch flat LTPS OLED screen with a 1.5K resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate. Powering the device will be the Dimensity 9400+ processor, which is said to make its debut on April 11 as an overclocked version of the existing D9400 chip.
The smartphone is said to house a battery of around 7,000mAh, though there is speculation about the final charging speed. OnePlus is reportedly deciding between an 80W charging solution or opting for a larger 7,500mAh battery with slightly slower charging speeds. Unlike some high-end models, it will not feature ultra-fast 100W or 120W charging.
The OnePlus Ace 5S Pro is expected to feature a 50-megapixel primary camera, but it will not include a telephoto lens. The design of the rear panel is set to be minimalistic, potentially moving away from the circular camera module seen in its predecessor. Another notable change is the replacement of the traditional Alert Slider with a new customizable ‘Magic Cube’ button, offering additional functionality.
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Samsung has expanded its F-series lineup with the launch of the Galaxy F16 5G and Galaxy F06 5G in India. Both smartphones target the entry-level 5G segment, offering key features such as high-refresh-rate displays, 50-megapixel main cameras, and long-term software support. While details on the F16 5G can be found here, let’s take a closer look at what the Galaxy F06 5G brings to the table.
Samsung Galaxy F06 5G specifications and features
The Galaxy F06 5G sports a 6.7-inch PLS LCD display with HD+ resolution, a 90Hz refresh rate, and a peak brightness of 800 nits. It is powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 6300 chipset, coupled with up to 6GB RAM and 128GB storage.
The F06 runs Android 15 with the latest One UI 7 on top. Samsung has committed to four years of OS upgrades and security updates to the device. It is backed by a 5,000mAh battery supporting 25W fast charging.
For photography, the device features a 50-megapixel primary rear camera accompanied by a 2-megapixel auxiliary lens, while an 8-megapixel front camera handles selfies and video calls. Additional features include a microSD card slot via a hybrid SIM slot, a side-mounted fingerprint sensor, a 3.5mm headphone jack, and a lightweight design at 191 grams.
Samsung Galaxy F06 5G price in India, availability
The Galaxy F06 5G is available in two variants: 4GB+128GB for Rs 9,999 and 6GB+128GB for Rs 11,499. It is available exclusively on Flipkart in Bahama Blue and Lit Violet.
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Samsung has silently unveiled the Galaxy F16 5G in India. The phone is now listed with all its specifications and features on Samsung India’s website. One of the major highlights of this device is that it not only ships with the latest One UI 7 but also promises six years of Android OS upgrades.
Samsung Galaxy F16 5G specifications and features
Samsung Galaxy F16 5G
The Galaxy F16 5G features a 6.7-inch AMOLED display with a U-shaped notch. The screen offers an FHD+ resolution of 1080 x 2340 pixels, a 90Hz refresh rate, and 800 nits of peak brightness. The phone ships with Android 15 with a layer of One UI 7 on top. It is promised to receive up to six years of Android OS upgrades and six years of security updates.
The Galaxy F16 5G is equipped with the Dimensity 6300 chipset, up to 8 GB of RAM and 128 GB of storage. For additional storage, it features a microSD card slot. It houses a 5,000mAh battery with 25W fast charging support.
The Galaxy F16 has a 13-megapixel front-facing camera. Its back panel has a 50-megapixel main camera, a 5-megapixel ultra-wide lens, and a 2-megapixel macro sensor. It offers other features, such as support for 11 5G bands and a side-facing fingerprint scanner. The phone measures 164.4 x 77.9 x 7.9mm and weighs 191 grams.
The Galaxy F16 banner available on Flipkart mentions a starting price of Rs 11,499, which is inclusive of offers. Its set to go on sale on March 13.
As per a leak that surfaced in the previous month, the F16’s three variants are expected to cost Rs 13,999, Rs 14,999, and Rs 16,499, respectively.
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