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Honor 50 live video and photos leak

Honor 50 is arriving on June 16, and we expect to see at least three phones – Honor 50 with Snapdragon 778G, Honor 50 Pro with a better camera, and Honor 50 Pro+ with four shooters and 100W fast-charging.

We already saw the first two phones in an exclusive leak, followed by a third device in official posters, and now the quad-cam version has been spotted in leaked photos and video.

Honor 50 phone images

This Honor 50 smartphone will have at least four different colors, and all of them are captivating, even the Black that is supposed to be the boring bland default option….

Samsung will unveil a new ISOCELL sensor on June 10

Samsung’s ISOCELL division just took to Twitter to tease that it will announce a new sensor on June 10.

The sensor will be a “ISOCELL for Everyone”, which points to an imager meant for midrange devices, and not a top-shelf successor for the likes of the 108MP ISOCELL HM3 1/1.33-inch inside the Galaxy S21 Ultra or the 50MP ISOCELL GN2 1/1.12-inch inside the Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra.

[Invitation] #ISOCELL for Everyone. You deserve an awesome camera. Stay tuned. June 10th, 2021. pic.twitter.com/QFVKwtuy05— Samsung ISOCELL (@samsungisocell) June 7, 2021

Some sources point to a new 50MP sensor…

The Realme GT will cost €550 in Europe

Realme slipped up and accidentally revealed the European price for the Realme GT 5G. No, it’s not €400, the real price is €550. This is for the 12/256 GB version, available only in Racing Yellow (China also received a more affordable 8/128 GB variant).

Okay, so that’s pricier than initially hoped, but this will still make the GT the cheapest Snapdragon 888-powered smartphone in Europe.

The Realme GT 5G page that appeared on Realme’s EU site

The page on realme.com (now removed) notes that the phone will be shipped only to Belgium, Germany, Luxembourg, the Netherlands and Portugal….

Apple releases macOS Monterey with Universal Control, Shortcuts and AirPlay to Mac

Apple today announced the next update to its desktop operating system — macOS 12 Monterey. The new update comes with several new features, some exclusive to macOS and others borrowed from the new iOS and iPadOS 15.

One of the first major features in macOS Monterey is Universal Control. With this feature, you can control your iPad with the keyboard and mouse/trackpad of their Mac. This requires no setup and the you just have to place your iPad next to your Mac. You can then just move your mouse across all of your Mac and the iPad and also drag and drop documents across all of…

WatchOS 8 brings redesigned Photos app, new Portrait watch face

Apple just announced watchOS 8, which will become available to developers now and to the general public this Fall.

Starting with the new Portraits watch face, which puts an iPhone-captured portrait mode shot in front of the time and date.

The Photos app features a new redesigned grid view of your photos, categorized into shared, favorites and memories. Starting with watchOS 8, Apple Watch users will be able to share photos through the iMessage and Mail apps and add text through scribbling on the Watch, typing or dictating. Emoji and GIF are supported too.

New Photos grid,…

iPadOS 15 gets widgets on the home screen, App Library and better multitasking

Alongside iOS 15, Apple today also announced iPadOS 15, coming to an iPad near you this Fall after the usual developer testing and public beta testing phases.

With iPadOS 15, Apple is introducing a bigger widget format, which should work better on the larger screens that tablets have compared to phones.

And yes, this mean homescreen widgets have finally arrived on Apple tablets. The new widgets for iPadOS include Find My, Contacts, Parcels, and Game Center. Oh and guess what, the App Library is there too, having first been introduced in iOS 14 and for some reason taking a full year…

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