Realme Narzo 50 India launch set for September 24, Band 2 and Smart TV Neo will tag along 
The Realme Band 2 announced a couple of days ago will debut in India next week – on September 24. The launch event will be streamed live on the company’s official YouTube channel and Facebook page starting at 12:30PM local time.
The Band 2 succeeds last year’s Realme Band, and it comes with a bigger screen, bigger battery, and a new design, which makes it look more like a smartwatch.
Other new features the Band 2 comes with include stress measurement, women’s health tracking, blood-oxygen-level measurement, and Smart AIoT Control. You can read our Realme Band 2 announcement coverage…
T-Mobile is introducing a new initiative that makes devices repairs better for its customers. T-Mobile is upgrading 500 of its retail stores to support in-store repairs performed by its certified Assurant experts. Assurant is the insurance company that provides T-Mobile’s device protection plans.
The first phone to sport a 108 MP main camera was the Xiaomi Mi Note 10, an upper-midrange offering launched in November of 2019. Since then, Xiaomi has expanded 108 MP sensors to a myriad of its products, but Samsung has so far only used this resolution for its top of the line offerings in the S and Note lines.
Apple usually does not provide detailed specs of its mobile devices and this was the case with the brand new Apple Watch Series 7. Thankfully an internal document straight from Apple itself managed to leak out on Twitter via user @alixrezax giving us out most comprehensive spec list of the brand new Watch 7.
With Apple’s launch event making many headlines in tech news this week, other companies have tried to drum up noise to take attention away from the new iPhone lineup. Google’s latest move involves both the Google Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro, which have been put on display at Google’s Store front in New York City. The Google Store is located in NYC on 9th Avenue between West 15th and 16th Streets directly across from Chelsea Market.
Last month, we reported on the updated Sony PlayStation 5 model, which featured some notable changes. The changes were first brought to light by YouTuber Austin Evans, who noticed the difference in the heatsink sizes between the 2020 and the 2021 models, and concluded that the 2021 model was worse.
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