Realme GT 2 Pro is launching in India on April 7 after all

A couple of days ago, Realme's Indian branch announced that the Realme GT 2 Pro would launch in India on April 7. However, that tweet was deleted shortly, suggesting a change in plans. But that's not the case since Realme today announced that the GT 2 Pro will indeed debut in India on April 7. The launch event will kick off at 12:30PM local time and will be live-streamed on Realme India's YouTube channel and Facebook page. We expected Realme to host an in-person launch event for its 2022 flagship since smartphone brands have resumed offline events in India, but Realme is seemingly not...

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Arizona is the first US state to allow driver’s license to be stored in the Apple wallet app

Back in September, Apple announced it was working closely with several US states to roll out the ability to store state-issued IDs and driver’s licenses within the Apple Wallet. Today, Apple announces that Arizona is the first US state to officially roll this feature out. We’re thrilled to bring the first driver’s license and state IS in Wallet to Arizona today, and provide Arizonians with an easy, secure, and private way to present their ID when traveling, through just a tap of their iPhone or Apple Watch[…] We look forward to working with many more states and the TSA to...

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Samsung Galaxy M23 and M33 get priced in Europe

Samsung made the Galaxy M23 and M33 quietly official at the beginning of this month, but without any prices to speak of. Thankfully, this has now been rectified and we can give you their European prices as they apply to Germany, which seems to be where they'll first launch in the continent. The Galaxy M23 should be available before the end of this week in Germany, for a price of €289 with 4GB of RAM and 128GB of storage. You can get it in Orange copper, Light Blue, and Deep Green. Samsung Galaxy M23 On the other hand, the Galaxy M33 is priced at €349 with 6GB of RAM and 128GB of...

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Instagram gets its chronological feed back, but there's no way to make it the default

For all haters of algorithmic feeds in social networking apps, today is a big day. That's because Instagram just announced it's bringing back the chronological feed. The new version of the app has two optional feeds, which you can get to by tapping on the Instagram logo at the top. The first is called Following, and this is the chronological feed of every post from every account you follow, while the other one is called Favorites and is pretty self-explanatory. You can add up to 50 accounts as your favorites, and when choosing this feed you'll only see their posts - also sorted...

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Samsung Galaxy S22 review

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Nothing phone (1) coming later this summer, Nothing OS Launcher arriving in April

Carl Pei - the man behind the Nothing brand made some important announcements today. Nothing is not an audio company as previously thought and it aims to be an ecosystem rival to the likes of Apple. Pei even went as far as claiming that Nothing aims to be “the most compelling alternative to Apple” with products that connect and function seamlessly. The company is in fact readying an entry in the smartphone market which will be dubbed Nothing phone (1) and will run a custom user interface on top of Android dubbed Nothing OS. As described by Pei, Nothing phone (1) will “be a breath of...

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Oppo K10 launched in India with SD680 and 33W charging

As expected, Oppo just announced its Oppo K10 in India today. The phone brings Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 680 chipset, a 50MP main cam and a 5,000 mAh battery with 33W charging. Oppo K10 in Black Carbon and Blue Flame Oppo K10 gets a 6.59-inch LCD with FHD+ resolution and a 90Hz refresh rate. There’s a single punch hole cutout in the top-left corner housing the 16MP selfie cam. The back features a rectangular camera island housing a 50MP main cam next to two 2MP modules for macro photography and depth data. Oppo K10 key specs The phone comes with 6 or 8 GB RAM and 128GB...

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