Motorola is known for its foldable devices, particularly its flip phones. Recently, there have been various rumors and reports surfacing online regarding the Motorola Razr+ (2025)/ Motorola Razr 60 Ultra, which have confirmed a bunch of key details. With the hype building up behind the next gen Razr foldable phone, here’s a detailed rumor roundup that talks about its specs, design, and much more.
At CES 2025, Asus showcased its powerful ROG Flow Z13 gaming laptop-cum-tablet, powered by AMD’s Strix Halo APUs. The laptop finally has a launch date, at least for China.
As per teasers, the ROG Flow Z13 (2025) will launch in China on February 25 at 11:00 UTC (19:00 CST). While the Chinese pricing has not been revealed, the ROG Flow Z13 models headed to the US market have been disclosed to cost between $1,999 to $2,699.
The ROG Flow Z13 (2025) is powered by AMD’s Ryzen AI Max+ 395 processor, featuring 16 Zen 5 CPU cores and 40 RDNA 3.5 GPU cores. The integrated GPU is expected to rival discrete gaming laptops in performance, marking a shift away from weaker handheld gaming chips.
It includes 50 TOPS of NPU performance, making it a Windows Copilot PC with AI-driven productivity features. Paired with up to 128GB LPDDR5X-8000 RAM, it dynamically allocates resources between system RAM and VRAM.
It has a redesigned cooling system that includes a vapor chamber made of lightweight stainless steel and copper, 54% larger than the previous model, Dual Arc Flow fans, and ultra-thin heatsink fins for efficient heat dissipation.
The 13-inch ROG Nebula Display offers 2.5K resolution, 180Hz refresh rate, 100% DCI-P3 color coverage, and Corning Gorilla Glass 5. Its 16:10 aspect ratio and touchscreen functionality make it ideal for gaming and creative tasks.
The Z13 weighs 1.2kg (without the keyboard) and features a detachable keyboard and kickstand, allowing it to function as a tablet, laptop, or gaming station.
The Flow Z13 includes:
It also supports Asus’ ROG XG Mobile eGPU, which can house up to an NVIDIA RTX 5090, transforming it into a desktop-level gaming machine.
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Samsung’s upcoming foldable, the Galaxy Z Flip 7, might not be a major overhaul, but a new leak suggests at least one meaningful upgrade — a refined hinge mechanism that could make the display crease less visible.
A tipster going by the name @PandaFlashPro on X claims that Samsung has improved the hinge design on its next clamshell which should reduce the crease that runs across the middle of the foldable screen.
While it’s not the first time we’ve heard about hinge refinements, any improvement in this area is welcome—especially since the crease remains one of the biggest pain points of foldable phones. The Galaxy Z Flip 6 has already made some progress in this area, and if this rumor holds up, the Z Flip 7 might push things even further.
That said, not all the leaks surrounding Samsung’s upcoming flip have been promising. For one, it might not bring a major upgrade in terms of performance.
The Z Flip 7 is rumored to launch with an in-house Exynos 2500 chip instead of Qualcomm’s latest Snapdragon. We will have to wait to see how it stacks up against the competition, but given Samsung’s mixed track record with Exynos chips, there’s reason to be cautious.
Moreover, it is also said to retain the same 25W wired charging speed as its predecessor, which feels a bit outdated compared to some of the faster-charging foldables on the market. The design may also stay largely the same, aside from a potentially slimmer profile.
Of course, AI-powered features will likely be a big part of the experience, just as they were with Samsung’s recent flagship devices. Whether these will be genuinely useful or just more of the same remains to be seen.
With Samsung’s Summer Unpacked still months away, there’s plenty of time for more leaks and details to surface. But based on what we know so far, the Galaxy Z Flip 7 looks to be yet another incremental upgrade rather than a major upgrade. Hopefully, Samsung has a few surprises up its sleeve.
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Apple is reportedly making changes to its iPhone lineup with the introduction of the iPhone 17 Air, which is expected to focus on a thinner design rather than high-end specifications. It is also expected to replace the Plus model. Rumors suggest the iPhone 17 Air will have a different rear design from previous models. WEIS Studio has created a concept based on these rumors, providing a possible look at Apple’s upcoming slim device.
The concept render, based on leaked details, showcases a remarkably thin 5.5mm profile, even surpassing the iPad Pro in thinness. On the back, the render has a vertical camera visor with a single camera lens and a flash module. The visor design resembles the design found on the Google Pixel 9. This design-centric approach could be Apple’s strategy to attract buyers even if the phone does not have the top-of-the-line features of the Pro models.
The Air is rumored to feature a 6.6-inch display, positioning it between the standard and Pro Max models. Leaks suggest that the alleged pill-shaped camera module will host a single 48-megapixel rear camera sensor.
A recent image leak of a purported iPhone 17 Air case further supports this camera module design. The case image also shows a USB-C port, speaker grilles, and three buttons on the side.
Currently, the iPhone 17 Air is expected to include a 120Hz ProMotion display, Apple’s 5G modem, the A19 chip, Wi-Fi 7, and a more durable display glass. While specifics are scarce, reports indicate 8GB of RAM and a battery of around 3000 mAh. Compromises on battery life may be necessary to achieve the ultra-thin design. Notably, wireless charging and a physical SIM card slot may be absent.
The Air’s pricing is expected to be lower than the iPhone 17 Pro, which starts at $999. The iPhone 17 series, including the Air, 17 Pro, and 17 Pro Max, is anticipated for release in September or October 2025.
Honor is gearing up for Mobile World Congress 2025, and it’s bringing something bigger than just a new device. The company has announced its keynote event for March 2 in Barcelona, where it will unveil the “Honor Alpha Plan,” a broad corporate vision that emphasizes AI innovation and ecosystem expansion.
Despite the grand branding, the details remain vague. Honor describes “Alpha” as a symbol of leadership, peak performance, and market dominance. The company sees itself as a key player in the AI-driven future of consumer tech. According to Honor, the plan represents its commitment to pushing boundaries in artificial intelligence, though it’s still unclear what that actually means in terms of tangible products.
Honor has made AI a recurring theme in its recent launches, and the Alpha Plan seems to take that a step further. The company is positioning itself as a driving force in AI-powered consumer devices, aiming to build an “open and collaborative AI ecosystem” with global partners. This suggests a push beyond just smartphones, likely into wearables, smart home products, and other IoT devices.
However, one thing notably absent from Honor’s announcement is any mention of new flagship phones. Given that major smartphone launches typically get a bigger buildup, it’s possible Honor is saving those for a later event or focusing this keynote on software, AI-driven features, and ecosystem integration instead.
Honor’s event will take place at the Hyatt Regency Barcelona Tower on March 2 at 16:30 CET. For those attending MWC, the company will also have a presence at Stand 3H10 in Hall 3 at Fira Gran Via, where attendees can explore its latest products.
Whether the Alpha Plan is a game-changing strategy or just another marketing slogan remains to be seen. What’s clear is that Honor wants to position itself as a serious player in AI. Now it just has to prove it with real-world innovation.
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South Korea has temporarily halted new downloads of the Chinese AI chatbot DeepSeek, citing concerns over data privacy violations. The decision, announced by the Personal Information Protection Commission (PIPC), took effect on February 15, 2025, at 6:00 p.m. local time. While the mobile app downloads have been suspended, the web version remains accessible as the company works on meeting regulatory requirements.
The PIPC revealed that its analysis of DeepSeek, conducted soon after the chatbot’s launch, uncovered flaws in its communication features and policies regarding the handling of personal information with third-party service providers. The commission emphasized that until these issues are resolved in compliance with South Korea’s Personal Information Protection Act, the app will remain unavailable for new downloads. Existing users have been advised to refrain from inputting personal data into the chatbot’s prompts until further notice.
DeepSeek has acknowledged that it failed to fully consider South Korean data protection laws before launching and has since appointed a local representative to facilitate regulatory compliance. The government aims to use this case as a precedent to strengthen guidance and oversight, ensuring that similar lapses do not occur in the future.
The suspension follows heightened scrutiny from South Korea’s National Intelligence Service (NIS), which previously warned that DeepSeek was excessively collecting user data and potentially using it to train its AI models. Additionally, security experts discovered that the app’s Android and iOS versions transmitted certain user data to its servers in an unencrypted format, raising further concerns.
This is not an isolated case, as global apprehension over DeepSeek’s data practices has been growing. The United States, Italy, Australia, and Taiwan have already imposed restrictions on the AI service for government use, citing security risks. NASA blocked DeepSeek from its systems, and the U.S. Navy warned personnel against using the app due to potential data vulnerabilities.
Amid these mounting concerns, Beijing maintains that it allows international internet companies to operate in China under local laws and insists that it does not compel firms to collect or store data unlawfully. However, as regulatory scrutiny intensifies worldwide, DeepSeek now faces an uphill battle to regain trust and compliance across multiple jurisdictions.
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Casio has introduced three new Master of G series watches in Japan, each designed for different outdoor and professional settings. The Gravitymaster GR-B300RY-1A9JF, Mudman GW-9500MRY-1A9JF, and Rangeman GPR-H1000RY-1A9JR come in a “Caution Yellow” color scheme and are built for durability and functionality.
Each watch is made for a specific purpose. The Gravitymaster GR-B300RY-1A9JF (¥44,550/~$297) is intended for aviation and travel. It includes Bluetooth connectivity for time synchronization, dual-time display, and solar charging for long-term use. The resin bezel keeps it lightweight, while its shock-resistant structure and high-visibility LED backlight help in low-light conditions.
The Rangeman GPR-H1000RY-1A9JR (¥66,330/~$442) includes advanced tracking and monitoring features. It has GPS, a heart rate monitor, and VO2 max measurement. Its six-sensor system tracks altitude, air pressure, acceleration, and temperature. The MIP LCD display improves readability outdoors, and solar-assisted charging helps extend battery life.
The Mudman GW-9500MRY-1A9JF (¥58,410/~$389) is made for rugged environments. It has a mud-resistant design and features Triple Sensor technology, including an altimeter, barometer, and compass. It also has a dual-layer LCD display for better readability and radio-controlled timekeeping for accuracy.
Availability and Expected Release in Other Markets
These watches are available in Japan through Yahoo! Shopping, Amazon Japan, and Rakuten. A release in other markets, including the US and UK, is expected in the coming months.
In other news, Casio is set to launch the Vintage A130WE series this month, featuring four watches with a retro 1980s LC analog-digital design and metallic finishes. These timepieces offer World Time for 48 cities, a stopwatch, timer, alarms, and a three-year battery life.
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Xiaomi has introduced a new gadget for smart home enthusiasts: the Mijia Smart Temperature and Humidity Sensor 3 Mini. The compact climate tracker is now available for crowdfunding on Xiaomi Mall and Xiaomi Youpin, with the campaign starting on February 19. While the suggested retail price is 34.9 yuan (~$5), backers can get it at a discounted 29.9 yuan (~$4) during the campaign.
At just 43 × 43 × 12.5mm, the Mijia 3 Mini is compact and lightweight, making it easy to place anywhere. Compared to its predecessor, the Mijia Bluetooth Temperature and Humidity Sensor 2, this model features a larger 2.1-inch LCD screen with a slimmer 5.1mm bezel. The upgraded design offers more screen space for better visibility, making temperature and humidity readings easier to check at a glance.
The sensor delivers 0.1°C accuracy for temperature and 1%RH precision for humidity, with real-time data refreshes every six seconds. Xiaomi says this level of precision helps users maintain a comfortable indoor climate, ideally between 19-27°C and 20%-85%RH.
Beyond basic monitoring, the Mijia 3 Mini connects to Xiaomi’s smart home ecosystem through Bluetooth Mesh. It can be paired with a Mijia Bluetooth gateway to automate home appliances via the Mijia app. Users can set up triggers for their air conditioners or humidifiers to activate automatically based on temperature changes.
It also supports voice control via Xiao Ai, Xiaomi’s smart assistant, allowing hands-free access to real-time temperature and humidity updates.
Battery performance is another highlight. The sensor runs on a CR2450 button battery, offering up to three years of battery life in long-lasting mode or two years in standard mode. The longer endurance setting increases battery life by about 50%, but at the cost of slightly slower automation response times.
Xiaomi has included a visual comfort indicator using emoji symbols. A smiley face appears when conditions are ideal, while a frowning face signals discomfort.
For users who want to track environmental changes over time, the sensor supports three months of on-device data storage and six months of cloud storage via the Mijia app. This makes it easier to analyze trends and adjust home conditions accordingly.
The Mijia 3 Mini is designed to fit seamlessly into any space. It comes with double-sided adhesive stickers for easy wall mounting, making it suitable for bedrooms, living rooms, offices, or even bathrooms, as long as it is kept away from direct water exposure. Its small size also makes it a convenient travel companion for monitoring hotel room conditions.
Built from high-quality ABS materials, the sensor is durable and resistant to wear. However, it is not waterproof, so users should avoid excessive moisture or submersion in water.
In related news, Xiaomi has expanded its smart home lineup with the Mijia Central Air Conditioner Pro and introduced a new ultra-thin smart fridge featuring dual cooling and a freezing capability of -30°C.
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Belkin has launched the SoundForm Rhythm True Wireless earbuds in India. The earbuds come with a compact charging case and are made with 75% recycled plastic. They are packaged in 100% plastic-free materials.
The earbuds use Belkin’s signature audio technology to deliver clear and balanced sound. They include Active Environmental Noise Cancellation (ENC) to reduce background noise for better call quality. Bluetooth v5.3 with Multipoint support allows connection to two devices at the same time.
Battery life lasts up to 28 hours, with 8 hours of playback per charge and an additional 20 hours from the case. USB-C fast charging provides 90 minutes of use with just 10 minutes of charging.
The earbuds have an IPX5 rating for sweat and splash resistance. They come with a two-year warranty.
The introductory price is Rs. 2,499. The earbuds are available on Amazon India and at stores such as Lulu Mall, My G, and Chennai Mobiles.
Indian electronics brand Noise has partnered with renowned audio brand Bose to introduce the Noise Master Buds TWS earbuds in India. These earbuds boast a sleek design, 12.4mm dynamic drivers (PEEK & Titanium), Spatial Audio, and 49dB ANC with transparency mode. They also support the LHDC codec, dual-device connectivity, Google Fast Pairing, and ENC with six microphones.
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Oppo and Realme could be gearing up to launch new truly wireless earbuds soon. A fresh certification sighting has revealed that both brands are working on new wireless earbuds, which could be the Realme Buds Air 7 Pro and Oppo Enco Buds 3 Pro. So here’s what we know.
The two Chinese brands are apparently planning on launching the Realme Buds Air 7 Pro and Oppo Enco Buds 3 Pro TWS earbuds soon, as both models surfaced on the Bluetooth SIG certification (Via MySmartPrice). The Realme Buds Air 7 Pro has been spotted with the RMX2407 model number, while the Oppo Enco Buds 3 Pro was seen carrying the ETEK1 model number.
Unfortunately, this database does not reveal any finer details like the specifications, features, or design. But it does confirm that both TWS earbuds would likely launch soon. Since both companies are planning on launching new smartphones in the coming weeks, we can expect these truly wireless earbuds to be announced alongside these devices. For those unaware, the base Realme 14 model is also in the works, with the Realme P3x set to launch tomorrow.
But these earbuds are unlikely to debut so early and could be arriving for a smartphone like the Realme GT 7T. In related news, the Oppo Find N5 is launching soon with new teasers showcasing some key features. A Realme Neo 7 SE and Realme Neo 7x were also teased recently, hinting at their imminent release in China. This is all the information we have at the moment, so stay tuned for more.
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ASUS is set to launch its AI-powered Zenbook A14 and Vivobook 16 laptops in India. These devices, equipped with Snapdragon X series processors, will be available for pre-order on Amazon India starting February 24, 2025, at 1 PM IST. The Amazon product page is already live, highlighting key specifications.
Both models come with dedicated AI chips and ASUS AI applications. They will run on Snapdragon X processors, including the Snapdragon X Elite, with up to 12 cores/threads and an NPU capable of up to 47 TOPS. Portability is a focus, with the laptops being as thin as 1.34 cm and as light as 0.89 kg. They will be available in Silver and Grey color options.
Battery life is another notable feature, with ASUS claiming up to 32 hours of use on a single charge.
Last month, ASUS launched the Zenbook A14 (UX3407QA-PS76) in the U.S., and it is likely the same model arriving in India. It features:
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Perplexity AI is doubling down on the future of AI-driven research with the launch of its new “Deep Research” tool, aiming to provide users with expert-level insights in record time. The company, founded by former OpenAI researcher Aravind Srinivas, has quickly become a formidable player in the AI space, backed by industry heavyweights like Jeff Bezos and Nvidia. Now, it’s taking direct aim at OpenAI’s high-priced research agent with a freemium alternative that prioritizes accessibility and speed.
Unlike OpenAI’s Deep Research, which is locked behind a hefty $200 monthly subscription, Perplexity is making its tool available for free, albeit with some usage limitations. Pro users, who pay $20 per month, get up to 500 deep research queries per day. The AI-powered assistant, currently available on the web, is set to roll out soon on iOS, Android, and Mac, making in-depth research just a few taps away.
At its core, Deep Research is designed to mimic how a human might approach a complex topic—iteratively searching, reading, and refining its understanding before compiling a polished, citation-backed report. It works across a broad range of subjects, from finance and marketing to health and product research. More impressively, it delivers results in under three minutes, a stark contrast to OpenAI’s offering, which can take anywhere from five to 30 minutes to generate similar reports.
Performance-wise, Perplexity’s Deep Research tool scored 21.1% on “Humanity’s Last Exam,” an AI benchmark for expert-level analysis. That places it ahead of models like Gemini Thinking (6.2%) and GPT-4o (3.3%), though it still falls short of OpenAI’s 26.6% score.
Despite its technological advancements, Perplexity is navigating growing legal scrutiny. The company has faced lawsuits from major media organizations over claims of unauthorized content use. To counter this, it has started partnering with publishers like Time and Fortune to develop revenue-sharing agreements.
With AI research tools rapidly evolving, Perplexity’s bet on speed, affordability, and accessibility could make it a compelling alternative for users unwilling to shell out big bucks for enterprise-grade AI solutions.
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From being one of the fastest Android brands to release the latest OS updates to becoming one of the sluggish brands this year, Samsung has disappointed a lot with One UI 7. The stable rollout has been painfully slow, with no official timeline in sight and not a single Galaxy device updated to the stable version yet — leaving fans frustrated. However, things might not be that bad with One UI 8.
The massively delayed One UI 7.0 rollout has been raising doubts about whether Samsung will be able to deliver One UI 8.0 on time. Well, that seems good for now, as per initial information shared by reputable Samsung tipster Ice Universe (@UniverseIce) on Twitter/X.
Ice Universe says One UI 8 will arrive sooner than previously thought. While he didn’t share specific details about the One UI 8 release, this suggests that the rollout might not be delayed by a quarter like One UI 7. This seems somewhat true, especially considering Google’s accelerated release timeline for Android 16.
Android 16 development is already live. In fact, Google has already released two public betas, which are currently accessible to eligible Pixel owners. The stable version is expected to be released towards the end of the second quarter. Samsung might release the One UI 8 sometime in the third quarter of 2025.
Also read: Top new features of Samsung’s One UI 7
If you have one from the Galaxy S25 family, you should already be enjoying One UI 7 goodness. Older Galaxy users might need to wait at least until April to get the stable update. The wait could be longer for mid-range and cheaper Galaxy devices. If you’re in the One UI 7 waiting queue, review the eligible devices list to ensure your device is ready for the next big upgrade.
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There have been exclusive discounts on the Honor Smartphone over the past few days. It seems the Honor Day sales have been extended to a couple more days as the discounted price is still applicable on most of the Honor Smartphones. Interested users can grab maximum discounts on smartphones like Honor 200 Lite, Honor 200 5G, Honor 200 Pro, Honor X9b, and others. Let’s head below for more details:
Honor 200 Lite was launched at the price of Rs 24,999, but with ongoing discounts, users can get it for as low as Rs 18,998. Meanwhile, the Honor 200 5G and Honor 200 Pro smartphones are on sale for the all-time low price of Rs 24,999 and Rs 34,999, respectively. Honor X9B is on sale for the price of Rs 19,999, and the flagship Honor Magic6 Pro for Rs 89,999.
Apart from the inclusive discounts, there are some additional bank discounts on Amazon ICICI Bank Cards. IDFC First Bank Credit Card, Federal Bank Credit Card, and HSBC Credit Card. On some smartphones, there are up to 12 Months of No-Cost EMI, and on some only 3 Months of No-Cost EMI.
Additionally, exchange offers are available on select models, allowing users to get even better deals by trading in their old smartphones. This makes it an excellent opportunity for those looking to upgrade to the latest Honor devices at a more affordable price. Buyers can check their exchange eligibility directly on the respective e-commerce platform.
These offers are live for a limited time, and stocks may run out quickly due to high demand. If you’re planning to grab a new Honor smartphone, it’s best to act fast and take advantage of these exclusive discounts before the sale ends.
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A new study by Ookla’s Cell Analytics™ examined 5G indoor coverage in nine famous skyscrapers worldwide. Skyscrapers pose challenges for telecom networks due to their height and construction materials. The study measured signal strength (RSRP) and quality (RSRQ) to evaluate 5G performance.
Shanghai Tower in China leads in 5G coverage with an RSRP of -71.04 dBm, showcasing excellent signal strength. The building is well-optimized with small cells and a Distributed Antenna System (DAS), ensuring strong connectivity. Burj Khalifa in the UAE follows closely with an RSRP of -85.53 dBm and RSRQ of -11.07 dB, benefiting from Dubai’s advanced 5G infrastructure. The Empire State Building in the USA also ranks among the best with an RSRP of -83.19 dBm and RSRQ of -11.95 dB, having been upgraded with modern telecom infrastructure.
The Shard in the UK has the weakest signal among all buildings, with an RSRP of -96.69 dBm and the bottom 10% RSRP reaching -113 dBm, leading to poor coverage in some areas. Its heavy use of glass significantly affects signal penetration. Taipei 101 in Taiwan and the Petronas Twin Towers in Malaysia have good average RSRP, but weaker signals in certain areas, with the bottom 10% RSRP below -100 dBm. Taipei 101’s thick concrete and steel construction block signals, while the Petronas Twin Towers lack a dedicated 5G indoor solution. One World Trade Center in the USA and Autograph Tower in Indonesia offer RSRP around -85 dBm, indicating very good coverage, though some areas still experience weak signals or dead zones.
In skyscrapers like Burj Khalifa, Taipei 101, Empire State Building, and One World Trade Center, there is minimal difference in signal strength between floors, with variations of 3 dBm or less. For instance, Burj Khalifa’s RSRP on the bottom floor is -77.09 dBm, while the top floor sees a slight improvement at -76.30 dBm. However, in Petronas Twin Towers, Lotte World Tower, and Autograph Tower, there is a significant drop in signal strength on higher floors. Petronas Twin Towers’ RSRP drops from -80.44 dBm on the bottom floor to -92.67 dBm at the top, due to its reliance on outdoor towers. Similarly, Lotte World Tower’s RSRP weakens from -71.14 dBm at the bottom to -92.54 dBm at the top.
The main obstacles to 5G coverage in skyscrapers are building materials like glass, concrete, and steel, which block signals. High-frequency 5G bands (mmWave) struggle with penetration, leading to dead zones in certain areas or floors. These factors make achieving consistent coverage difficult.
To address these issues, telecom providers can deploy small cells and Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS) to enhance indoor network coverage. Upgrading indoor network infrastructure can help distribute signals more effectively. Additionally, Wi-Fi offloading can provide a seamless experience by supporting connectivity in areas where 5G signals are weak.
Shanghai Tower stands out as the leader in 5G coverage among skyscrapers. While most buildings offer good connectivity, some still have weak spots. To ensure full 5G coverage, better indoor network solutions are required. Collaboration between operators and developers is crucial for improving connectivity. Ookla’s Cell Analytics™ helps identify and resolve coverage gaps, contributing to more reliable 5G networks in skyscrapers.
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Xiaomi has just kicked off the first sale of the Xiaomi Pad 7 Nano Texture Display Edition tablet in the Indian market. The company first unveiled this model last week, and now, it has officially gone on sale with some high end specs and features. So here’s everything you need to know.
The Chinese tech giant’s latest tablet has just gone on sale in India with a 32,999 INR price tag. This is for the lone 12GB + 256GB storage configuration. For those interested, the Xiaomi Pad 7 Nano Texture Display Edition is also arriving with a 1,000 INR bank discount. It is available for purchase from the brand’s official website and Xiaomi retail stores, along with Amazon India. Buyers can get their hands on this model in three color options, namely Graphite Grey, Sage Green, and Mirage Purple.
The Xiaomi Pad 7 Nano Texture Display Edition sports a tall 11.2-inch CrystalRes display that offers a 3.2K resolution, a 144Hz refresh rate, and 800 nits of peak brightness. Under the hood, the tablet is equipped with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 7+ Gen 3 SoC, which is paired with LPDDR5X RAM and UFS 4.0 storage. A massive 8,850mAh battery pack powers this tablet, which also supports 45W wired fast charging.
Despite these beefy specs, the Xiaomi Pad 7 Nano Texture Display Edition measures just 6.18mm in thickness, making it an ultra slim tablet. For photography, the rear packs a 13MP camera, while the front has an 8MP shooter for selfies and video calls. Other notable features include a quad speaker setup, Dolby Atmos, an IP52 rating for water and dust resistance.
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After weeks of leaks and rumors, Vivo has officially launched the Vivo V50 in India, its latest addition to the premium mid-range smartphone segment. It succeeds last year’s Vivo V40 and comes with a slim design, a large 6000mAh battery, and an India-exclusive Starry Night color.
Vivo also claims it is the slimmest phone in its segment to house a 6000mAh battery. Let’s take a closer look at its features and pricing here.
The Vivo V50 starts at ₹34,999 for the base model with 8GB RAM and 128GB storage. It is also available in two higher variants:
The smartphone will go on sale from February 25 through Amazon, Flipkart, and Vivo’s official website. Pre-orders are open starting today. Users can choose from three color options: Rose Red, Titanium Grey, and Starry Night.
The Vivo V50 sports a 6.77-inch FHD+ quad-curved AMOLED display (2392×1080 pixels) with a 120Hz refresh rate and a peak brightness of 4500 nits. Internally, the phone uses the Qualcomm Snapdragon 7 Gen 3 processor, the same chipset found in its predecessor, the Vivo V40.
For photography, the V50 features a 50MP primary camera with Optical Image Stabilization (OIS) and a 50MP wide-angle lens on the rear. The front-facing camera is also a 50MP wide-angle lens.
Powering the device is a 6,000mAh battery that supports 90W fast charging. It runs Funtouch OS 15 based on Android 15. And Vivo has committed to three years of OS updates and four years of security updates, ensuring long-term software support.
Other features include IP68 and IP69 dust and water resistance ratings, an optical in-display fingerprint sensor, and Bluetooth 5.4 connectivity.
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Xiaomi plans to release its next gen flagship smartphone next month. The company has already confirmed the global launch date for the Xiaomi 15 Ultra, bringing cutting edge specs, an advanced camera system, and much more. But now, we may finally have the official launch date of the Xiaomi 15 series for the Indian market as well. So let’s check it out.
The Chinese tech giant’s official Indian X handle (formerly Twitter) confirmed the launch date for the region. The Xiaomi 15 Ultra will be introduced in India on 2nd March 2025, which is the same date as its global release. But that’s not all, the base Xiaomi 15 is also expected to launch on the same date. The company unveiled the vanilla and Ultra model together from last year’s Xiaomi 14 series. So the company could be following this trend with the Xiaomi 15 lineup as well. This also means that the brand’s Xiaomi 15 Pro might be skipping its Indian release. So here’s everything you need to know about the upcoming Xiaomi 15 series.
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Xiaomi has officially announced the India launch of its upcoming 15 series smartphones. The announcement, made via the company’s official India X (formerly Twitter) account, confirms that the new flagships will arrive in India next month.
The global launch of the Xiaomi 15 series is already set for March 2nd, 2025. Xiaomi’s X post now confirms that the Indian launch will also take place on the same day. This simultaneous release mirrors the company’s strategy from previous years.
While specific models haven’t been officially named, we are expecting that the company will launch both the standard Xiaomi 15 and the top-tier Xiaomi 15 Ultra. The 15 Pro is likely to remain China-exclusive.
The Xiaomi 15 Ultra is expected to feature a 200MP periscope telephoto lens with 4.3x optical zoom, along with a 1-inch Sony LYT-900 primary sensor. The rear camera is rounded out by a 50MP Samsung JN5 ultrawide, a 50MP Sony IMX858 3x telephoto, and Leica-tuned image processing, continuing Xiaomi’s partnership with the German optics brand.
The global version is expected to get a 5,410mAh battery, slightly smaller than the rumored 6,000mAh one in the Chinese model, but is said to retain 90W wired and 80W wireless charging.
Other key specs might include a 6.73-inch 2K LTPO AMOLED display (1–120Hz refresh rate), Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset, and IP68/69 rating for water and dust resistance.
The Xiaomi 15 has been available in China since late 2024 and features a 6.36-inch 120Hz OLED display, Snapdragon 8 Elite processor, and a 5,400mAh battery with 90W charging. The global variant is expected to offer 12GB RAM and up to 512GB storage.
According to a recent report, the Xiaomi 15 (512GB model) will be priced at €1,099 in Europe, while the Xiaomi 15 Ultra (512GB version) will cost €1,499.
