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Oppo teases phone with upgraded Super VOOC, charges in single digit minutes. We were quite impressed by the speed of the 50W Super VOOC charging when  we tested it , so seeing that Oppo VP Brian Shen is teasing an upgraded version on Weibo made our eyebrows rise. Apparently, the first device with the revamped Super VOOC will come out this year. It will have a 4,000mAh battery and it will need just minutes for a full charge. How many minutes? Well, that’s something that will be revealed later. The Oppo Find X Lamborghini pushed its 3,400mAh battery from 0% charge to 93% in just 30 minutes (that’s with the 50W charger). There’s some speculation about an 80W power rating, but there’s no official word yet. Taking this image into consideration, this clearly puts out a fact in public that new device with revamp charging technology would be able to charge more than 93% in less than 10 minutes. How can we say that so promptly you may ask. Ok let's get to it. If you see in ...

This is what the Samsung Galaxy Note10 will look like Yesterday a schematic of the Galaxy Note10's rear camera arrangement leaked, and we showed you a render approximating  what that would look like  on the back of the upcoming device. What about the front, though? Since the  Galaxy S10+  comes with two sensors in the punch-hole screen cutout, you'd expect the Note10 to have at least that number of cameras tucked in there, but apparently you'd be wrong. Both the Note10 and the Note10 Pro (yes, we're getting  two models this year ,  four if you count the 5G-enabled offshoots ) will only employ one front-facing camera. This information comes from  Ice universe , a leakster that has provided reliable info in the past. And it is the same person who has confirmed that this render of the upcoming Note10 is in fact correct. This, then, is what Samsung's next flagship smartphone will look like. The render was created by  Ben Geskin  an...

The Redmi K20 and K20 Pro will be known as Poco F2, Mi 9T in overseas markets 29 May 2019 Since the new Redmi K20-series are already out in China, it's time for Xiaomi's sub-brand to focus on the international market. The latest piece of information, however, comes as a surprise because it seems that in some countries, the handsets won't come out under the Redmi brand. The  Redmi K20 Pro  is said to appear as Pocophone F2 Pro while the  vanilla K20  will be named Pocophone F2. This also means that the phones will be called Poco F2 and Poco F2 Pro in India. The source also claims that both phones will retain their amazing price tags. Tech Auntyji @techauntyji And almost certain, darlings. The Redmi K20 is indeed likely to be the Poco F2. The SD 855 edition is likely to be called F2 Pro and the SD730 just F2. And the prices will be astonishing! 80 9:48 AM - May 29, 2019 Twitter Ads info and privacy 30 people are tal...

OnePlus 7 goes on sale in India and China from June 4 29 MAY 2019 The  OnePlus 7  will go on sale in India and China from June 4 in Mirror Grey and Red colors. In India, it will be available for purchase through Amazon.in and will cost INR32,999 ($472) for the 6GB/128GB variant and INR37,999 ($543) for the 8GB/256GB model.   OnePlus 7 In China, it will cost CNY2,999 ($434) for the 8GB/256GB model and CNY3,499 ($506) for the 12GB/256GB variant. The 6GB/128GB version available for the global markets won't be making its way to the company's home country. The OnePlus 7 will be sold online through the company's official site and JD.com in China.

Samsung Galaxy M40 will launch on June 11th in India with Infinity-O display In a market where notches were once the hot thing, there’s not as many of them out there now. With the sizes of the original notch being decreased almost every quarter, the notch has now either been reduced to teardrops or crazy pop-up sliding panels. In a market saturated with display specifications charting new ranks every launch, Samsung announced the upcoming Galaxy M40 featuring the Infinity-O display. Now, before we start discussing the specifications of the device, let’s learn about the Infinity-O display. Basically, the “O” symbolizes a singular front camera placed in the left, upper edge of the device. This is the same punch hole design we saw on the  Galaxy S10 series . Coupled with a set of cameras on the rear of the device, the Samsung Galaxy M40 is set to launch on the 11th of next month in India, with a Snapdragon 675 SoC, triple rear cameras, rear fingerprint scanner, 6GB of RAM, ...

Nokia 9 PureView and Nokia 1 Plus to launch in India on June 6 29 MAY 2019 HMD Global  launched  the  Nokia 3.2  in India last week, and the company has now scheduled an event on June 6 where it is expected to bring the  Nokia 1 Plus  to the Indian market.     Nokia 1 Plus However, HMD may also launch the  Nokia 9 PureView  in India next week as the smartphone  received Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) certification  earlier this month hinting at an imminent launch.     Nokia 9 PureView The Nokia 1 Plus is an Android Go smartphone powered by MediaTek's MT6739WW SoC. The Nokia 9 PureView, on the other hand, is a flagship that has last year's Snapdragon 845 SoC under the hood. It boasts a penta-camera setup on its back which is its key selling point.

Meizu 16Xs camera samples show off ultra-wide angle lens   May 29, 2019 With the   Redmi K20   series out of the way, the next anticipated launch is the Meizu 16Xs.   Meizu   will announce the phone on Thursday, May 30. The device has been reported to have a triple rear camera setup, one of which is an ultra-wide angle camera. Camera samples showing this lens in action have been published online. Meizu 16Xs standard image sample The pictures were posted on Weibo by a Meizu engineer and show a standard photo and an ultra-wide angle photo of the same location. The Meizu 16Xs will be the manufacturer’s first triple camera phone. The ultra-wide angle photo is getting a lot of praise for practically having no barrel distortion. Barrel distortion is an aberration common to ultra-wide angle lens and what it does is curve straight lines inwards. This happens when the field of view of the lens is wider than the size of the sensor. The camera tries to compens...