Nothing teased its (1) smartphone this week, showing off its design. It sports a transparent back panel that reveals the wireless charging coil and some clever LEDs that light up at intervals.
The phone has dual rear cameras, and we know it will be based on a Snapdragon 7 Gen 1 chip, support 45W charging, run Nothing OS, based on Android 12, and launch on July 12.
Xiaomi’s 12 Ultra got a little clearer this week. It will be among the first smartphones with a Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1. On the front, it will have a 6.7-inch LTPO AMOLED (its predecessor had a 6.81-inch, non-LTPO). The camera hardware could be unchanged from the Mi 11 Ultra, which is still very capable today – a 50MP main camera with the largest sensor in a phone (possibly a new iteration of it), and a pair of 48MP half-inch sensors for the ultrawide and 5x periscope zoom cameras. Leica’s logo will adorn the 12 Ultra.
The battery will be a slightly smaller 4,800mAh pack with 67W wired and 50W wireless charging. All that’s left now is for an official announcement date.
Per Ming-Chi Kuo, the iPhone 14 Pro will finally adopt an autofocusing selfie camera. It will also have a higher-quality 6P lens and a bright f/1.9 aperture.
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It will be launched next month.
Not as transparent as we thought it would be.
We had already heard that the phone will use mostly the same cameras as the Mi 11 Ultra and it will, but with the addition of a ToF sensor.
Not the most detailed look.
We are also looking at a 6P lens with a larger aperture.
The device is also coming with the “industry’s slimmest bezel” at 0.98 mm.
The smartwatch to have in 2022.
It will be powered by the Snapdragon 870 with up to 12GB RAM.
The video shows the retail package, the 6a next to the 6 Pro and runs through the software. Nothing unexpected, this is basically a mid-range version of the Pixel 6.
As expected, there are some restrictions worth considering.
It’s expected to go official on August 10 with the Galaxy Z Flip4.
We’re talking about the entry-level model that retails at $329.
It sports a smaller hinge, larger cover display and less prominent crease on the main display.
It’s currently seeding in the US.
The Galaxy S22 FE might not happen, but the S21 FE is getting a new sibling.
The tele cameras could get better sensors. The Pro+ version might also feature faster charging. However, these are only unconfirmed rumors for now.
A spec and feature list has also been revealed.
The device is exclusive to China.
It’s expected to launch globally soon.
Geely launched a company that will develop smartphones last year, this acquisition will kick-start the process.
Will still have the Stage Manager feature.
What a beautiful day, let’s all have some cake.
This model improves on the Reno6 Lite with several highly requested features – a 3.5mm headphone jack and a microSD slot.
The new periscope module on the 1 IV is only slightly larger than that of the 1 III. Other parts still need work, however, especially the cooling.
The Z Flip4 will match the Galaxy S22 battery capacity (and charge speed).
