Redmi 10C leaks on its way to global markets

On March 17, the Redmi 10 is launching in India - or rather, we should say, the Redmi 10 (2022). But according to a new rumor surfacing today, the Xiaomi sub-brand is also busy working on a very similar device that it will soon bring to other global markets. It will allegedly be called Redmi 10C, and outside of India this is said to sport an unknown octa-core processor paired with a PowerVR GE8320 GPU. In India, the Redmi 10 is expected to feature the Snapdragon 680 SoC. That's the only difference between the two, this rumor claims. The Redmi 10C (and Redmi 10 for India) will...

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Redmi Note 11S 5G passes through the FCC, it's a Poco M4 Pro 5G rebrand

The upcoming Redmi Note 11S 5G got certified by the FCC. In case you're thinking "wait, there already is a Redmi Note 11S", you're right - but that "5G" suffix is important and basically makes this one a different phone. We've already heard once that Redmi was working on expanding its 5G lineup with the Note 11S 5G, and now this is confirmed. Furthermore, the certification has confirmed that the Redmi Note 11S 5G is nothing but a rebranded Poco M4 Pro 5G. Hence, the new model will have the same 6.6" 1080x2400 90 Hz LCD screen, the MediaTek Dimensity 810 SoC at the helm, a 50 MP main...

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Netflix is raising the subscription prices in the UK and Ireland

Netflix bumped up its subscription prices for the US and Canada in January. Now a similar fate has befallen subscribers in the UK and Ireland, who are looking at a small price bump for the basic plan and а £2/€3 increase for the the premium tier. The table below has the breakdown. Netflix has around 14 million subscribers in the UK and 600K in Ireland, according to Ampere Analysis. The most popular package is the standard subscription, which offers streaming in HD quality to up to 2 devices. That used to cost £6/€8 now goes for £7/€9. This change applies immediately to new subscribers,...

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Xiaomi Redmi Note 11 Pro review

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WhatsApp launches new browser extension to make its web app more secure

Shortly after WhatsApp's dev team enabled simultaneous multi-device support on its beta version, it also announced a new browser extension. The add-on is called Code Verify and its sole purpose is to ensure the web version of WhatsApp is secure enough and the end-to-end encryption hasn't been compromised. WhatsApp says that after it launched the multi-device support, it's seeing an increasing number of WhatsApp web logins. And the web app is naturally less resilient against attacks. So the Code Verify ensures the same level of security as a native app on Windows, iOS or Android. The...

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Calling all car enthusiasts - ArenaEV is hiring

As you may have noticed we recently started our new website dedicated to cataloging electric vehicles and keeping its readers up to date with daily news articles. And now that we’ve laid the groundwork, it’s time to start building an editorial team for ArenaEV, who will be in charge of following the industry, deciding on priorities and ensuring the high quality of the content. If you have a passion for electric vehicles, good writing skills and a keen eye for detail you may be a perfect fit for our growing and ambitious team. We are currently looking for work-from-home writers so you can...

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