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Redmi K100 Pro to feature a 200MP rear camera, battery specs also revealed‎

Redmi has revealed more details about the K100 Pro ahead of its launch next week. The company has already confirmed that the handset will be powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 V chipset and feature a 6.59-inch display. In a new post on Weibo, Redmi confirmed that the K100 Pro will feature a triple rear camera setup headlined by a 200MP primary sensor with OIS. The rear camera system will also include an ultrawide camera and a telephoto sensor with support for 10cm macro photography. Meanwhile, in another post, Redmi also detailed the K100 Pro's battery specifications. The...

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Android 17 QPR 2 Beta 2 is now available‎

Technically, Google only releases one major Android version per year – this year it was Android 17. However, the company also works on Quarterly Platform Releases (also known as QPRs), which it serves up to Pixel devices as well as in the form of AOSP images. Yesterday, Google rolled out Android 17 QPR 1 Beta 8 to Pixels and now Android QPR 2 Beta 2. Strangely, the release notes make no mention of what has changed since QPR 2 Beta 1. Below you can find the changelog for QPR 2 Beta 1. If you want to try out Beta 2 on your phone, you can join the Android Beta Program. OTA updates are...

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Nothing launches CMF Clip Pro earbuds with a Smart Dial on the case‎

Just as expected, today Nothing has unveiled the CMF Clip Pro earbuds. As the name implies, these are clip-style or clip-on earbuds, a category that didn't exist a few years ago but has been gaining popularity recently. These have 10.8mm drivers with "Ultra Bass Technology", and the company advertises 10 hours of music playback and 6.5 hours of talk time from each bud's 60mAh battery. The charging case has a 475mAh battery, and fast charging is supported, with 10 minutes for four hours of playback. The CMF Clip Pro support Bluetooth 5.4, LDAC, AAC, and SBC codecs, dual device...

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Oppo F35 Pro will be a rebrand job with a huge battery, new rumor claims‎

Yesterday we heard that Oppo is already working on the F35 family, which would be launching in India in the next few weeks. Today a new rumor from the same source claims that the series is actually getting official before the end of this month. While it's still unclear how many members the F35 family will have, new details about the F35 Pro have emerged. Apparently, it will be a rebranded A7 Pro Max, which just launched in China today. Oppo A7 Pro Max That means it will have a whopping 10,000 mAh battery, the largest ever seen in an Oppo phone. If it's a straight-up rebrand job,...

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ZTE Blade A35e gets listed with confusing specs‎

The ZTE Blade A35 launched all the way back in 2024, which is also when a Blade A35e was spotted in a certification listing. We're not sure what's happened to it since then, but now a Blade A35e that looks very different has appeared on ZTE's official website for Pakistan. Unfortunately, the company hasn't revealed its full specs, only a few tidbits here and there. The phone has a 6.52-inch screen, an 8MP main camera, 64GB of storage, and a 5,000 mAh battery. At the helm it's got a "powerful" 1.6GHz octa-core processor, which isn't named. There's also some confusion regarding RAM,...

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Amazon Prime Video will support Samsung's HDR10+ Advanced‎

Amazon's Prime Video streaming service will be the first one to use Samsung's newest HDR10+ Advanced format on "supported titles globally" beginning later this month. You will need a Samsung TV from the Korean company’s 2026 lineup to take advantage of the new format. As the name implies, HDR10+ Advanced is an upgrade to the HDR10+ format. It brings Enhanced Overall Brightness, which uses extended statistical metadata to "make fuller use of today's premium TV brightness capabilities, delivering brighter, more precise HDR across the full tonal range", the official press release...

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Google Health finally supports two-way health data syncing with Apple Health‎

When Google launched its new Fitbit Air devices, the company announced a somewhat surprising new feature that lets you import Apple Health data recorded by your Apple Watch and other HealthKit-connected apps and devices. A long-requested feature since 2014 when Apple Health first launched. However, syncing your data the other way remained impossible until now. With the new version of Google Health for iOS (5.05), your Fitbit data can finally be stored in your Apple Health account. Two-way syncing is finally a thing. Workout history, sleep, vitals, steps and all kinds of Fitbit...

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