Realme GT3 240W design revealed ahead of MWC debut, point to rebadged GT Neo 5

Realme announced it will unveil the Realme GT3 with 240W charging on February 28 yesterday without divulging anything else about the smartphone. The Realme GT3 240W was confirmed to match the GT Neo5 240W charring speed, currently exclusive to China. Now Realme has shared a teaser of the design suggesting the similarities between the two won't end there. Realme posted an image of the GT3 240W on Twitter, which looks like the black color model of the GT Neo5. It has three cameras on the rear with an RGB LED rectangle. There's also a text that confirms the smartphone is powered by the...

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Google is bringing a redesign to Gboard

Google’s keyboard app for Android is Gboard, and it has been the staple of messaging and typing on millions if not billions of devices out there. Now Android Police found out the app is being redesigned, and beta testers already got to see where the changes are. The major improvement visually is a revamped toolbar, allowing you to finally customize it with more than four options, and the voice search button can finally be removed. Gboard before and now The current circle with an arrow simply hides or reveals four customizable features. The button will change to include...

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Samsung officially details worldwide One UI 5.1 rollout for older devices

Samsung's Android 13-based One UI 5.1 debuted on the Galaxy S23 series smartphones unveiled earlier this month, and the company today officially announced the worldwide rollout of its latest custom Android skin for its older devices. The smartphones eligible to get the One UI 5.1 upgrade are the Galaxy S22, Galaxy S22+, Galaxy S22 Ultra, Galaxy S21, Galaxy S21+, Galaxy S21 Ultra, Galaxy S21 FE, Galaxy Z Fold4, Galaxy Z Flip4, Galaxy S20, Galaxy S20+, Galaxy S20 Ultra, Galaxy S20 FE 4G, and Galaxy S20 FE 5G. The list shared by Samsung also includes the Galaxy Z Fold3 and Galaxy Z Flip3,...

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Telegram responds to WhatsApp allegations

Telegram spokesperson Remi Vaughn reached out to us to refute claims by Wired and WhatsApp head Will Cathcart about the security of the popular chat app. According to Vaughn, the Wired article contains many errors and the editorial team ignored comments and responses from Telegram, which in turn mislead Cathcart. Telegram has compiled a list of 9 errors in the Wired article, which you can find over on telegra.ph (a minimalistic publishing tool by Telegram). The post ends with “This list is being expanded”. This post addresses various claims in the Wired article, including the one about...

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Honor Magic5 Lite announced with SD 695 and 40W charging

Ahead of its big MWC event, Honor went ahead and announced its Magic5 Lite handset in France. The phone is actually a rebranded Honor X9a for the European markets. Honor Magic5 Lite brings a curved 6.67-inch OLED display with FHD+ resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate. The panel outputs 10-bit colors, brings 1920Hz PWM dimming and comes with an in-display fingerprint scanner. There’s a small punch hole cutout for the 16MP selfie cam on top. The back brings a substantial circular camera island with a 64MP main cam, 5MP ultrawide lens and a 2MP macro cam. Magic5 Lite is equipped...

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Oppo Find X6 Pro confirmed to feature 100W charging, Find X6 goes up to 80W

The Oppo Find X6 duo of flagships was certified by 3C, and the listing revealed the charging speed of the devices. The vanilla Find X6 will support up to 80W rates, while the Find X6 Pro will bring 100W SuperVOOC, which would be a new record for an Oppo flagship. The Oppo Find X6 with model number PGFM110 will support basic wired 5V/2A charging and 5V-11V/7.3A, equal to up to 80W SuperVOOC. The phone will be compatible with VCB8JACH/VCB8JBCH adapter, which, in theory, can support up to 100W. The 100W rates are reserved for the flagship. The PGEM110 phone, which is supposedly the Pro...

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