vivo X90 series is 'coming soon' to India

The vivo X90 series, which was launched in China last November and began its international rollout in February, will debut soon in India. This revelation comes from vivo, which set up a promo page for the X90 series on its official Indian website, saying the X90 series is "Coming Soon" to the Asian country without getting more specific about the launch timeline. The X90 series includes three smartphones - X90, X90 Pro, and X90 Pro+. We know the X90 Pro will launch in India since vivo has explicitly mentioned it in its promo materials. The vanilla model will likely tag along with the Pro...

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Our Samsung Galaxy A34 video review now live

The Galaxy A-series from Samsung has proven itself as one of the most important lineups and the Galaxy A34 is the latest A-series device from Samsung’s camp to go through our review process. We’re now ready to share our findings in video form so kick back and enjoy. Galaxy A34 builds on its predecessor with an even larger 6.6-inch Super AMOLED screen that now refreshes at 120Hz with great color accuracy and over 1,000 nits of peak brightness in auto mode. The 5,000 mAh battery inside the A34 scored an impressive 133-hour endurance rating in our proprietary test which is a stellar...

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Asus ROG Phone 7 and 7 Ultimate arrive with Snapdragon 8 Gen 2

Today Asus announced its latest beastly gaming phone duo - the Asus ROG Phone 7 and the ROG Phone 7 Ultimate. The pair is built around around the same silicon - the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2, paired with up to 16GB of LPDDR5X (8533Hz) RAM and up to 512GB of UFS 4.0 storage. So how's the Ultimate better than the vanilla? It has the AeroActive portal, which opens up to allow air directly onto the built-in vapor chamber, and it has the iconic ROG Vision display on the back. Asus boasts of big improvements to the gaming performance on its new flagships. The GameCool7 cooling system is bigger...

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Xiaomi confirms 13 Ultra's camera specs, expect a big upgrade

Xiaomi was able to keep the 13 Ultra under wraps for the most part, with some modest leaks revealing some basic specs for the past couple of months. For instance, we knew that the device will have four cameras on its back this year and will retain the 1-inch 50MP Sony IMX989 sensor for the main shooter. And now thanks to Xiaomi itself we get to learn what the other three sensors will be. Official Xiaomi 13 Ultra teaser poster In an official Weibo post, the company revealed that alongside the 50MP Sony IMX989 sensor that the 12S Ultra used, the 13 Ultra will feature three 50MP Sony...

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HBO Max and Discovery+ merge into Max, launching in US on May 23

As announced last August, HBO Max and Discovery+ finally completed their merger into a unified streaming service called Max. The new service will now include all content from HBO Max and Discovery+ catalogs and will be available from May 23 in the US with three pricing tiers. Max is also expected to launch in Latin America later this fall while Europe, Asia and other regions will get the updated service in 2024. In the US, the $9.99/month ($99.99/year) Max Ad Lite tier brings up to two 1080p concurrent streams and no offline downloads. The cheapest plan is ad supported. The...

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OnePlus Nord 3 specs, pricing and launch details leak

Now that the OnePlus Nord CE 3 Lite is official we can look forward to the next release in the Nord series – the OnePlus Nord 3. Reliable tipster Yogesh Brar has shared the key specs for the Nord 3 alongside a potential pricing bracket for the Indian market. Nord 3 is said to feature a 6.7-inch 1240 x 2772 pixel resolution AMOLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate. It will come equipped with the Dimensity 9000 chipset and a 5,000 mAh battery with 80W fast charging. The back will hosue a 64MP main cam alongside an 8MP ultrawide module and a 2MP macro cam. These specs are identical to...

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Intel and Arm announce partnership on mobile chipset development

Intel announced a key partnership today, allowing chip makers to build low-power SoC on its 18A process. The collaboration will focus on design for mobile chipsets with Arm-based CPU cores and then will eventually move on to automotive, IoT, data center and aerospace and government applications. Arm customers, designing their chipsets around Cortex CPU cores, will be able to use Intel’s “breakthrough transistor technologies for improved power and performance”, said a press release issued by both parties. Pat Gelsinger, CEO of Intel Corporation, said this “multigeneration agreement”...

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