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Nubia Z50 Ultra Includes Mere 8 Uninstallable System Apps

Sudarshan Ravichandran — Mon, 06 Mar 2023 13:47:35 +0000

Nubia is set to launch the Z50 Ultra in a few hours from now. The brand has been teasing the features of its latest flagship smartphone for the last few days.

Just a day ahead of the product’s debut, the company talked about the software on the device earlier today. It revealed some interesting details. Let’s go through them.

The Nubia Z50 Ultra has been confirmed to ship with MyOS 13. Though the company does not mention it, the software is most likely based on Android 13.

Nubia claims that the software on its premium phone will lack unnecessary things. Users will have granular controls over permissions. Thus, users will be able to avoid pop-up advertisements.

Fascinatingly, users will be able to uninstall more system apps than ever before. In fact, the number of uninstallable system apps is just 8, which is the same as on MIUI 14 (China ROM).

Apart from Settings, Phone, Contacts, Messages, Camera, File Manager, Browser, and App Store, users of Nubia Z50 Ultra can remove all other applications on their handset.

Therefore, Nubia touts its MyOS 13 Android skin as a pure system. Apart from light software, the Z50 Ultra also packs high-end hardware.

The smartphone offers a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 Chipset, a 4th gen under-display camera, LPDDR5x RAM, UFS 4.0 storage, a 6.8-inch 2K OLED display, a triple camera system including a periscope lens, and a 5,000mAh battery.

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Top stories from last week: New Galaxy A phones, Samsung confirms no Galaxy Note this year, iQOO Neo 5 announced, and more

Habeeb Onawole — Mon, 22 Mar 2021 01:02:52 +0000

If you missed out on the tech news from last year and want to get yourself up to speed, then you are at the right place. Here are the top stories from last week:

Samsung’s new Galaxy A phones have high refresh rates and are waterproof

Samsung announced the Galaxy A52 and Galaxy A72 4G phones last week. The former comes in both 4G and 5G variants. You get a Snapdragon 720G processor and a 90Hz display for the 4G version while the Galaxy A52 5G gets a Snapdragon 750G 5G chipset and a 120Hz display. Both have 64MP quad rear cameras, an IP67 rating, and run Android 11.

The Galaxy A72 4G also has a 90Hz refresh rate but comes with a Snapdragon 720G processor, 64MP quad rear cameras, and a 5000mAh battery capacity. All three phones are already on sale in Europe.

No new Galaxy Note this year

The CEO of Samsung Mobile has announced that there will be no new Galaxy Note phone(s) this year. Several unconfirmed reports had revealed that Samsung was killing the series but it turns out that is not the case. If you want the latest Samsung phone with a stylus, then the Galaxy S21 Ultra is the device you want.

iQOO Neo 5 – Another Snapdragon 870 phone

The Snapdragon 870 is the chipset of choice for manufacturers that plan to announce a flagship killer smartphone. We already have phones such as the Motorola Edge S, the Xiaomi Mi 10S, and the Redmi K40, and now they have been joined by the iQOO Neo 5.

Aside from the Snapdragon 870 5G, it also has a 120Hz AMOLED screen, 66W fast charging, and a starting price under $400.

Sony shows off new PlayStation VR controllers while Microsoft says VR for Xbox is not in its plans

Sony already revealed it is making a new VR system for the PlayStation 5. While it won’t launch this year, the manufacturer gave us an early look at the controllers that will come with the system.

The new controllers which are shaped like orbs will have the DualSense controller’s Adaptive Triggers feature, and also haptic feedback, and finger touch detection.

In related news, Microsoft announced it won’t be making VR hardware for the new Xbox consoles. The info was released after a bug had shown up on an Xbox Series X that asked a user to update their VR headset after connecting the new Xbox Wireless Headset. Microsoft had to clear the air after several speculations that a VR headset is in development gained traction.

Motorola has another 108MP camera phone in development, this time it’s a Moto G

The Motorola Edge Plus is one of the 108MP flagships you can get your hands on but if you don’t want a flagship, then you will have to wait for the Moto G60. If a recent leak is to be believed, this phone will have a 108MP main camera in addition to a 120Hz display, a Snapdragon 732G processor, and a massive 6000mAh battery.

Honor wants to give us a double dose of Magic

It has been reported that Honor will be launching two new Honor Magic phones this year. According to a leak, there will be the Honor Magic 3 which will have a Snapdragon 888 processor powering it. The other model will launch as the Magic X, and it may be the rumored foldable phone we have been hearing about.

ZTE drops MiFavor in favor of MyOS

ZTE will be announcing a new Android user interface for its smartphones on March 30. After years of using MiFavor, the manufacturer has announced that its new Android skin, MyOS, will be unveiled on March 30 alongside its new smartphone, the ZTE S30 Pro.

Those are the top stories from last week. If you want to know the big announcements happening this week, our latest post of the Next Week in Tech series should help you plan your calendar.

ZTE to launch MyOS on March 30, the company’s new user interface for smartphones

Jeet — Thu, 18 Mar 2021 11:06:45 +0000

ZTE, the China-based technology company, has today officially announced its new mobile operating system interface — MyOS. This new user interface for the smartphone will replace the company’s existing MiFavor.

Making the announcement of this new UI, the company said that “this time, we broke through the inherent thinking, incorporated unfettered creative inspiration into the design, and brought a unique new personalized system: MyOS.”

This new MyOS user interface, running on top of the Android operating system, is expected to be first available on the company’s upcoming ZTE S30 series smartphones that are also scheduled to launch in China on 30th March. Later, it will be released for other ZTE models.

ZTE is calling it MyOS 11, which indicates that it is a successor of the MiFavor 10.5 that came installed in the ZTE Axon 20 smartphone. Thus, it’s likely that the company has just changed the name from MiFavor to MyOS.

The development comes just days after ZTE’s executive confirmed that the company has no plans of adopting the Huawei HarmonyOS for its smartphones this year. Now, the reason behind that is pretty clear.