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Motorola Edge 20, Edge 20 Pro pop up on TENAA, confirm key specs

Two Motorola smartphones were just certified by TENAA, XT2143-1 and XT2153-1, and they appear to be the Edge 20 and Edge 20 Pro devices, since they are matching the previously leaked specs.

The vanilla variant is indeed having a 2.4 GHz CPU, which is the frequency of the prime cores in the Snapdragon 778G, while the Pro option is listed with a periscope lens and 3.2 GHz processor, which matches the Snapdragon 870.

Motorola Edge 20

The Motorola Edge 20 will arrive in China with three RAM and three storage options – 6/8/12 GB and 128/256/512 GB. Usually, TENAA also lists…

vivo S10 Pro is coming on July 15 with 108MP camera

vivo introduced the S9 series in March, and the company today announced it will unveil the S10 lineup next week – on July 15.

vivo hasn’t explicitly mentioned how many smartphones the S10 series includes, but we’ll get a Pro model since that’s what the phone maker used to share the lineup’s posters on its Weibo account.

The images reveal that the S10 Pro will feature three cameras on its rear panel, with the primary camera using a 108MP sensor.

vivo S10 Pro

You can also see that the smartphone has flat frames, and an image shared on vivo’s Chinese website tells us the S10…

Google finally sends out July update to its Pixels

Usually Google sends out its monthly software update to supported Pixel smartphones on the first Monday of the month, but the rollout got slightly delayed this time around because of the 4th of July weekend in the US. Anyway, a couple of days late, it’s here now.

If you have a supported Pixel, you’re getting build RQ3A.210705.001, which obviously includes the July security patch level. This fixes a bunch of vulnerabilities ranging from high to critical.

Additionally, the Pixels are also getting VoLTE support “on certain networks” (can’t believe it’s 2021 and this is now rolling…

OnePlus responds to app throttling fiasco

In case you’ve been fully enclosed underneath a rock today, you might have missed the scandal regarding OnePlus’ throttling of most known and popular apps – something that led Geekbench to remove the OnePlus 9 and OnePlus 9 Pro from its database.

Now the company has responded, issuing the same statement left and right. Here it is in all its glory:

Our top priority is always delivering a great user experience with our products, based in part on acting quickly on important user feedback. Following the launch of the OnePlus 9 and 9 Pro in March, some users told us about some areas where we…

Microsoft Office gets a new UI, Office Insiders can try it

Windows 11 comes with a new UI and to match it, Microsoft has come up with a fresh UI redesign for its Office too. The update is only available to Insiders for now (that’s how Microsoft is calling its beta testers) and will be seeded to the wider public later this year.

The changes include a new rounder look to go in line with Windows 11’s aesthetics and some buttons have been retouched here and there across all Office apps. Microsoft originally intended to move away from the traditional ribbon bar and swap it for a command bar. In this update, though, there’s no change in this…

Rumor: Xiaomi Mi Mix 4 will have a completely invisible under display camera, rear display

Xiaomi has been working on under display cameras (or as some call them, under panel cameras, UPC) for years, but is yet to actually launch a phone with one. The Mi 10 Ultra was supposed to be the first, but that didn’t pan out. It didn’t happen for the Mi 11 Ultra either. But now the Xiaomi Mi Mix 4 is getting ready for launch and this one may be it – Xiaomi has finally figured out how to truly hide the under display camera, says Ice Universe.

A render showing the Xiaomi Mi Mix 4 and its under display camera

The camera will be completely invisible to the naked eye when not in…

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