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Oppo Find N6 gets certified in China, revealing its charging spec‎

The upcoming Oppo Find N6 has seemingly received its certification in China, and this has revealed that it will come with two model numbers over there: PLP110 and PLP120. The former is the regular version, the latter is the one which incorporates BeiDou satellite connectivity. The certification confirms that the Find N6 supports 80W wired charging. According to Digital Chat Station on Weibo, the phone has a battery that's at least 6,000 mAh, as well as an "AI stylus". Oppo Find N5 The Find N6 allegedly weighs 225g and is powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 SoC. Its main camera...

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Redmi Note 15 Pro and Redmi Note 15 Pro+ have an official launch date in India‎

The Redmi Note 15 Pro series finally has an official launch date for India: January 29. This was announced today by the brand's official account on X. We don’t just meet standards, we set them. The #RedmiNote15ProSeries brings relentless innovation and unmatched precision. Witness the power of #200MasterPixel. Launching on 29th January, 2026. Now that's #SimplyBetter. Get notified: https://t.co/2N0ovCqrd5 pic.twitter.com/krC7N7Pu5V— Redmi India (@RedmiIndia) January 22, 2026 The Redmi Note 15 Pro and Redmi Note 15 Pro+ are expected to be unveiled on that day. The devices' 200MP main...

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iPhone 18 Pro series’ Dynamic Island cutout dimensions leaked‎

The iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max are expected to arrive later this year with upgraded displays and a smaller Dynamic Island. Now, a fresh leak has surfaced, revealing the exact dimensions of the display cutout on the Pro models. According to tipster Ice Universe, the iPhone 18 Pro models will sport a significantly smaller Dynamic Island cutout, measuring 13.49mm in width. By comparison, the cutout on the current iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max measures 20.76mm. This translates to roughly a 35% reduction in size over the existing models. Recent rumors have suggested that...

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Realme Note 80 surfaces, here's how fast it will charge‎

The Realme Note 70 was launched last summer, and now the brand is already working on its successor, which will unsurprisingly be called Realme Note 80. This device has now been certified for sale in Malaysia by SIRIM, the local authority in charge. It has the model number RMX5388, and that is all that the certification reveals - it basically ties the commercial name to the model number. Now that we know that the RMX5388 is the Note 80, we know that it's also received the EEC and TKDN certifications. A listing at Element Materials Technology has revealed that it will support 15W...

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Oppo Find X9 Ultra's back showcased in new images‎

A couple of days ago some images leaked purportedly showing the upcoming Oppo Find X9 Ultra with a telephoto extender, but those only showed the device's front. Today a new leak purportedly brings us our first look at its back, and it's definitely an interesting design that clearly wants to instantly make you think of digital cameras. Note that these aren't leaked images, they're allegedly created based on the design (with the help of AI, most likely). Oppo Find X9 Ultra As you can see, the gigantic camera island is a circle that takes up almost the entirety of the rear's...

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Google expands Personal Intelligence to AI Mode in Search‎

A week ago, Google launched Personal Intelligence inside Gemini, and today the company is announcing that the feature has also made it to Google Search's AI Mode. In AI Mode, Personal Intelligence lets you connect Gmail and Google Photos to get AI results that are personalized based on your emails and photos. This is available for Google AI Pro and Google AI Ultra subscribers in English in the US, and it's opt-in as a Labs feature. To turn it on, go to Google Search, tap your profile, choose Search personalization, select Connected Content Apps, and then connect Workspace and Google...

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South Korea passes the first AI regulations‎

South Korea has launched a landmark set of laws to regulate AI before any other country or bloc (the EU's regulations are set to go into effect in stages through next year). Under Korea's AI Basic Act, companies must ensure there is human oversight for "high-impact" AI in fields like nuclear safety, drinking water, transport, healthcare, and financial uses like credit evaluation and loan screening. Companies must also give users advance notice about products or services using high-impact or generative AI, and clearly label AI-generated output that is difficult to distinguish from...

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