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Huawei's Osta sub-brand now has an official launch date‎

Huawei has recently been rumored to be working on introducing a new sub-brand called Xingmang in Chinese, and Osta in English. Now, the company has officially announced the brand's unveiling date: November 20. Huawei's Richard Yu, the head of its consumer business group, has even confirmed the name of one of the first two phones in the series: Osta O1 Pro. He didn't name it directly, but did post to Weibo from a device called that. The Osta O1 Pro has been rumored to sport a 6.39-inch LTPS OLED display with 1.5K resolution and a 16:9.5 aspect ratio, very similar (but not identical) to that...

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Oppo Reno17 will have four 50MP cameras‎

Oppo is launching the Reno17 and Reno17 Pro in China on November 16, and ahead of that today the company has revealed that the Reno17 will have four 50MP cameras: a main one, a periscope telephoto camera, an ultrawide, and the selfie camera. While the Chinese Reno16 already had the other three 50MP cameras, its main one was 200MP, for what it’s worth. That said, the global Reno16, released this July, had a similar setup to what the Chinese Reno17 will boast. It's still not clear what will happen with the Reno17 Pro, whether it will keep the 200MP main camera of its predecessor or...

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The iQOO 16R (or 16s) is headed to India‎

The iQOO 16 is rumored to be headed to India, although it may come at a very high price. Now it seems like the iQOO 16R or 16s is also going to be launched in the country, since it was just certified for sale by the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) with the model number I2606. This model number was associated with the iQOO 16R in the past, and recently with the iQOO 16s - it was certified under that name in Malaysia. The BIS certification doesn’t attach a commercial name to the model number, so we still can't be sure whether it will be the iQOO 16R or 16s over there. Either way,...

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OnePlus 12 is now receiving the update to ColorOS 17, based on Android 17‎

A few days ago, OnePlus announced its rollout schedule for the ColorOS 17 update, based on Android 17, for this month. The OnePlus 12 was scheduled to receive the update on November 17, but the rollout has actually started early, today. That should be good news for owners of the flagship from 2023. That said, note that the update is right now only available in India. It arrives over-the-air as version CPH2573_17.0.0.100(EX01). As always, the update is going out in batches, so it may take a few days or weeks for your particular device to get the notification. Hopefully the rollout will...

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Samsung and Apple are both working on bigger wide foldables, new rumor claims‎

Samsung and Apple both already have wide foldables on the market in the Galaxy Z Fold8 and the iPhone Duo. However, a new rumor today claims that both companies are actively working on developing bigger versions of these devices for next year. [#InlinePriceWidget,14673,1#] [#InlinePriceWidget,13804,1#] So, at some point in 2027, the Galaxy Z Fold9 Plus might compete head-on with the iPhone Duo 2 Plus (which will hopefully not be its actual name, but we'll see). This makes sense on one level - if Samsung Display is developing a bigger wide folding screen for Samsung Electronics, it...

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Samsung takes a jab at iPhone Duo's sidebar‎

Samsung’s latest ad takes a literal punch at Apple’s iPhone Duo and more specifically, its sidebar. That’s the new adaptive navigation system implemented on the Duo, where UI elements are pushed to a vertical column on the side. It’s been a major talking point for the Duo and a cause for plenty of criticism as it eats up a significant portion of the device’s screen real estate. And Samsung naturally decided to make a short ad that mocks the Duo, simulating the sidebar with a piece of black tape placed on its own Galaxy Z...

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