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Samsung Galaxy A82’s camera detailed

Samsung has announced the hero members of its Galaxy A mid-range line for 2021 yesterday – the A52 and A72 (and A52 5G). But the company is apparently not done with the A-series for the moment, as it’s also working on launching the Galaxy A82 at some point in the near future.

The Galaxy A82 skips a generation and follows in the footsteps of the Galaxy A80 from 2019, and that phone had a very innovative way to let you use the main cameras for selfies – by swiveling to the front. Or popping up to the front. Whatever you want to call the system, it’s not something we see very…

OnePlus 9R confirmed by Pete Lau in interview

We’re eagerly awaiting the debut of the OnePlus 9 series which is just 5 days away at this point. Alongside the flagship OnePlus 9 and 9 Pro, the company is expected to bring a more affordable entry dubbed OnePlus 9R.

We’ve actually heard names like OnePlus 9E and 9 Lite too but now OnePlus CEO Pete Lau confirmed in an interview with Indian news outlet News 18 that the phone will be called OnePlus 9R 5G. More importantly, the model will be exclusive to India.

Along with the OnePlus 9 and 9 Pro, we are excited to launch the OnePlus 9R in India. We are focused on expanding our…

Nvidia introduces Priority plan for GeForce Now, stops accepting Founders’ Edition sign-ups

Buying a GPU is tricky right now – not to mention expensive. You could try a game streaming service like Nvidia’s GeForce Now instead. The company just launched the Priority membership program that allows you long play sessions and you can even flip RTX and DLSS on.

The name of the new plan is no accident. If you’ve used GeForce Now before, you’ll know that sometimes you have to wait in line for a machine to free up before you can start your game. Well, this new tier gets priority when queuing up for a game.

You can sign up for $10 a month or pay for a 1-year membership in a single $100…

Sony unveils the controllers for the upcoming PlayStation 5 VR headset

Sony teased a next-gen VR headset for the PlayStation 5 and while we still haven’t seen the headset itself, the company did reveal the VR controllers that will go with it.

The controllers have a unique “orb” shape that Sony says is natural and comfortable to hold for people with small and large hands alike. Much of the technology was borrowed from the DualSense controller, but there are new additions too.

The VR controllers will be tracked by the headset using a “tracking ring” at the bottom of each controller. Also, Sony optimized the haptic feedback system specifically for this…

The Realme 8 series is coming with Realme UI 2.0 out of the box, Pro will support 50W charging

Madhav Sheth tweeted that the Realme 8 series will be the first phones to run Realme UI 2.0 out of the box. That’s not 100% right as the Realme GT (which already completed its first flash sale) does run version 2.0 of the company’s custom software.

However, the GT is available only in China for now and Sheth is CEO of Realme India and Europe. For those regions at least he is correct.

#realme8series will be the first to run #realmeUI 2.0 right out of the box!Get ready to experience #SeamlessFun for Gen-Z. pic.twitter.com/kJvcra0lqN— Madhav108MP (@MadhavSheth1) March 18, 2021

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