Red Magic 9 Pro design revealed, will have even more RGB lights

The Red Magic 9 Pro smartphone is coming on November 23, and we already know the phone will be flat at the front and back. Today, the full design of nubia's gaming smartphone was revealed – it will have an 8.9 mm thin profile, a Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chipset, and RGB lights. There will be a 50 MP triple camera setup on the back, a mode trigger below the circular power key on the right-hand side, and an overall design that is in the aesthetics of the Red Magic brand. ZTE nubia Red Magic 9 Pro RGB lights are a staple in gaming culture, and that's why nubia put some in the fan,...

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Samsung says it's not working on a $400 foldable for next year

Last week an intriguing rumor made the rounds, claiming that Samsung is working on a more affordable foldable device to be launched next year. That in itself isn't the intriguing bit - it's how much it was rumored to cost: "$400 to $500". That sounded very optimistic from the get-go, and today Samsung is ruining everyone's party by basically stating outright that such a thing will not happen. Samsung Galaxy Z Flip5 According to a Korean publication, Samsung says it has no plans to produce mid-range foldable smartphones, outright denying the aforementioned rumor. "We don't plan...

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Oppo Reno11 series is getting official on November 23

Oppo's oft-leaked Reno11 series is almost ready to become fully official. The company just revealed the fact that the unveiling event will take place in China on November 23 at 2 pm local time. We're not sure if the expected duo will also be launched outside of China at some later point, but don't get your hopes up. The Reno11 and Reno11 Pro will allegedly capture SLR-grade portraits, and will be offered in four colorways: Fluorite blue, Moonstone, Turquoise, and Obsidian black. According to a recent leak, the Reno11 Pro comes with a curved OLED screen with 120 Hz refresh rate...

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Nothing Chats brings iMessage compatibility to Android

The lack of compatibility between Apple’s iMessage and RCS-supporting messaging apps like WhatsApp, Telegram and Google Messages has led to the so-called blue vs green chat bubble divide where non-Apple users are left excluded in group chats with green text bubbles. Nothing is now offering a solution to its users with its new Nothing Chats messaging app. Developed in partnership Sunbird Messaging, Nothing Chats offers iMessage compatibility including the coveted green bubble messaging, full support for group chat messaging, live typing indicators, full-resolution media sharing and...

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