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OnePlus 40Y1 TV launched in India

The latest OnePlus TV launched in India is the 40Y1 model. It packs a 43-inch LED panel with 1920×1080 pixel resolution and can display 93% of the DCI-P3 color gamut. The TV runs Android TV 9.0 and sports Chrome cast capabilities as well as OnePlus’ OxygenPlay.

There’s a quad-core chipset under the helm with an ARM Cortex A53 CPU and Mali-470MP3 GPU aided by 1 GB RAM. Storage is capped at 8GB. I/O includes 2x HMDI ports, 2x USB ports, an Ethernet port and an optical input.

First sales begin on May 26 at 12 noon for a retail of INR 21,999 ($300) which lasts until May 29. After that…

Apple details the iPad Pro’s XDR Display based on the mini-LED tech

Apple’s newly released iPad Pro 2021 features a brand new generation of LCD panels with mini-LED backlight and up until now, we didn’t have much information about the current implementation and the under-the-hood features it provides. The updated user manual on Apple’s official website gives us a good idea of the XDR Display.

Since the panel is built on small, individually controlled dimming zones, it supports HDR-ready content without sacrificing color accuracy in the process. The maximum brightness on the 12.9-inch screen is whopping 1000 nits on full-screen. And that can go up to…

Redmi Note 10 series will feature 120Hz punch hole display

Xiaomi sub-brand Redmi will introduce the new Redmi Note 10 series smartphones on May 26. The company hasn’t revealed how many phones it will unveil on Wednesday, but it has been drip-feeding us with information about the new Note 10 devices since last week.

A few days ago, Redmi revealed the design of one of the Note 10 series smartphones while also confirming a few of its specs. Now the Chinese phone maker has announced that the Note 10 series will pack a 120Hz LCD, which will have a punch hole in the center for the selfie camera.

Redmi Note 10 series display specs

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OxygenOS 11.0.1.1 arrives to fix some issues for OnePlus 7 and 7 Pro

After updating to OxygenOS 11 based on Android 11, it hasn’t been exactly smooth sailing for some OnePlus 7 and 7T series owners. That’s why OnePlus is pushing yet another update for the OnePlus 7 and 7 Pro to fix most if not all of the known problems produced by the latest version of the OS.

Arguably, the most important fix is the one related to connectivity. Google Fi SIM issues have been resolved while 4G and Wi-Fi performance has been greatly improved. The native Phone and Camera apps have been updated as well as the Gallery app and Shelf. All of these apps have been causing…

vivo X60 curved screen edition announced in China

The X60 family form vivo already boasts six members (three of which are China exclusive) and now Chinese users get a new curved screen edition of the vanilla X60. The device was introduced in China earlier today and as the name implies the only major difference compared to the vanilla X60 here is that the screen bends on both sides.

The panel comes in at 6.56-inches and is of the AMOLED variety with a 120Hz refresh rate. The Exynos 1080 chipset sits at the helm while the battery comes in at 4,300 mAh battery and sports 33W fast charging. There’s a triple camera setup on board with a…

iQOO Neo5 Lite announced with Snapdragon 870 SoC and 144Hz screen

vivo introduced the iQOO Neo5 in March, and today the company followed up with its more affordable version, dubbed iQOO Neo5 Lite.

Like the Neo5, the Lite variant also comes with a Snapdragon 870 SoC, Android 11-based OriginOS, and a 16MP selfie camera. But that’s where the similarities end, since the iQOO Neo5 Lite packs a 6.57″ FullHD+ 144Hz LCD instead of a tad larger AMOLED panel on the regular Neo5 with a 120Hz refresh rate, meaning you get a side-mounted fingerprint reader instead of an in-display solution.

Another difference between the two smartphones is in the battery…

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