OnePlus 11's full specs revealed by TENAA

The OnePlus 11 that's set to debut globally on February 7 will launch in China soon since it has been certified by the Chinese certifying authority TENAA. We are looking at the unit with model code PBH110, which recently passed through AnTuTu and scored over 1.3 million points on the benchmark tests. TENAA has listed the OnePlus 11's specs on its website, leaving little to the imagination about the smartphone. For starters, the OnePlus 11 is built around a 6.7" QHD+ AMOLED display, rumored to have a 120Hz refresh rate. The smartphone has an eight-core CPU at the helm clocked at 3.18GHz,...

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Mobvoi app updated with new sleep-tracking features, Mobvoi VIP on sale through December

Mobvoi’s TicWatch lineup gets new sleep-tracking features with an update that’s rolling out to the Movoi companion app. TicWatch users can access 12 sleep sounds, and the app can now track nap data in a dedicated tab. Sleep tracking data is now reported every day and collected into weekly and monthly sleep pattern reports. Mobvoi TicWatch Pro 3 GPS The update brings 12 sleep sounds “covering mediation, white noise, natural and more categories” of sleep. The Mobvoi app will now support nap tracking and includes a separate tab for nap data. The app now shows your sleep data in a...

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Samsung Galaxy A74 reportedly won't exist, A7x series ended

For quite a while now Samsung's best selling smartphone series has been the A5x. But up until now, it wasn't the top dog of the A series, that honor reserved to the A7x. Well, according to a new rumor, that's all set to change next year, as there will be no A7x device no more. That's right, the A73 was apparently the last A7x model ever made, as Samsung will not release an A74 in 2023, thus leaving the Galaxy A54 to be the headliner of the A series in both sales appeal but also sheer specs. Samsung Galaxy A73 While other upcoming Ax4 handsets have been leaked, no such thing...

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Samsung Galaxy S23 family to launch on February 1

Samsung's Galaxy S23 series has been leaking a lot lately, which naturally makes us think the official reveal is just around the corner. And today that's exactly what seems to have been confirmed. According to not one, but two generally reliable tipsters/leaksters, the Galaxy S23 family's unveiling will take place on February 1. That's eight days sooner than last year's introduction of the S22 models, and both Ice Universe and @OnLeaks agree on the date. While this of course doesn't serve as official confirmation, if it's accurate then we expect Samsung to issue the official invites for...

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Red Magic 8 Pro series design and key specs revealed

The nubia Red Magic 8 Pro series is due to launch on December 26 and we finally got an official look at the upcoming devices alongside some key specs confirmation. Red Magic 8 Pro will bring in a big redesign to the series with flat edges and remarkably thin bezels. Red Magic 8 Pro design The phone will feature a newly developed BOE screen panel with symmetrical 1.48mm thick side bezels and a claimed 93.7% screen-to-body ratio. The panel will feature an under-display selfie camera like the Red Magic 7 series and a 120Hz refresh rate. Red Magic 8 Pro Transparent Edition...

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Samsung announces first 12nm-class DDR5 DRAM

Samsung announced an updated version of its 16 Gb DDR5 DRAM today. The memory is built on the 12nm class process technology, upgrading from the 14nm EUV product currently on the market. The new DDR5 DRAM was also announced to be compatible with AMD products - it was optimized and validated on Zen platforms. Jooyoung Lee, EVP of DRAM Product & Technology at Samsung, said that the new standard would be a key enabler in driving a market-wide adoption of DDR5 DRAM. It is manufactured with the use of a new material that increases cell capacitance and proprietary design technology that...

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Kuo: Apple to postpone iPhone SE 4 until 2024

Apple is having lower-than-expected sales of midrange iPhones, claims analyst Ming-Chi Kuo. As a result of this, Cupertino is expected to cancel or at least postpone the iPhone SE 4 until 2024. The company needs to reevaluate its strategy and pricing because the next-gen iPhone SE will have a full-screen design, meaning a higher cost of production. According to the analyst, scaling back and postponing the new phone would help reduce “unnecessary new product development expenses” and also help the company navigate “the challenges of the global economic recession in 2023”. Early...

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