- March 9, 2024
OnePlus Open’s Android 14 update rollout expands to the US
The OnePlus Open launched with Android 13 last year and received the Android 14 update in January, but only in India. The good news is
Poco X6 Neo officially teased and confirmed to launch in India
Earlier today the Realme 12 got official in India with the Dimensity 6100+ SoC at the helm and a INR 16,999 starting price. Not a
Xiaomi Watch S3 in for review
Xiaomi announced the Watch S3 to the global audience in Barcelona during its MWC keynote. The wearable is now with us for review in silver,
New report confirms Samsung Unpacked in early to mid July, points at Paris as location
Earlier today, sources close to SamMobile stated that Samsung may hold its annual Unpacked event to unveil its foldable phones, the Galaxy Z Flip6 and
Infinix demos color-changing back panels for phones with E Ink technology
A few years ago we tested the Infinix Concept Phone 2021, which offered impressive 160W charging and had an electrochromic film on the back. That
Google and Reddit expand partnership, will bring easier navigation to the platform
Reddit is notoriously known for having a bad search engine, and for years everyone preferred to use Google Search, instead of the platform’s own. Today,
Samsung Galaxy Ring to launch at the next Unpacked event in late July
At its Unpacked event in January when it made the Galaxy S24, S24+, and S24 Ultra official, Samsung also quickly teased the upcoming Galaxy Ring
Best Buy President’s Day deals put Galaxy S23 FE, Apple devices on sale
Best Buy’s President’s Day sale ends on Monday, so you have the weekend to look over offers. The retailer sells everything from fridges to electric
Mark Zuckerberg disses Apple’s Vision Pro, unsurprisingly thinks the Meta Quest 3 is better
Mark Zuckerberg tried an Apple Vision Pro and he didn’t like it. Or rather – he thinks Meta’s Quest 3 headset is better. That shouldn’t
OnePlus on why just 5 years of updates, Phone (2a) render was fake, Week 6 in review
Welcome to your week 6 recap. OnePlus defended its policy of giving its users 5 years of software updates (4 years of major OS updates,