Nothing Ear (stick) is cheaper in India if you already own a Nothing product

Nothing announced the Ear (stick), its second entry into the TWS earbud space, in late October. The price for India is INR 8,499, which is the same as what the black version of the Ear (1) currently retails for, and more expensive than the white model of Nothing's debut earbuds, which is INR 7,299. This is odd, because elsewhere the company hiked the price of the Ear (1) by 50% ahead of the Ear (stick)'s launch, essentially pricing the latter the same as the former used to be. For whatever reason, the same antics have been skipped in India. Not just that, but today word comes of an...

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Our Huawei Mate 50 Pro video review is up

As per tradition, after our written review of the Huawei Mate 50 Pro, we have a video review to share with you. Despite the lack of Google Mobile Services, the latest Huawei flagship has a lot to offer. Arguably the best camera experience on the market is one reason to go for the Mate 50 Pro as well as superb display, great battery life with fast charging, and advanced Face recognition. In short - it has all the bells and whistles for a flagship phone in 2022. But without further ado, we suggest tuning in to our video review and let Will tell you all about it.

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Honor Magic5 tipped to launch with Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 and 50MP main cam

Qualcomm is expected to announce its flagship Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset at its annual summit that’s taking place between November 15-17 and we expect all the major Android OEMs to bring devices with it soon after. A new series of leaked specs from tipster Digital Chat Station suggest we’ll see the upcoming flagship chipset on the Honor Magic5. The device will also reportedly feature a curved high refresh rate 6.8-inch display with PWM dimming. In terms of cameras, Magic5 will bring a 50MP main shooter with AI ISP tuning. The flagship will also offer an IP-68 rating for water and dust...

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Realme 10 Pro gets NBTC certified

Realme will unveil the Helio G99-powered Realme 10 (RMX3630) on November 9, but it's still unclear if that will be the only smartphone that will be introduced next Wednesday since the Realme 10 series also includes the Realme 10 5G (RMX3663) and Realme 10 Pro+ (RMX3687). While we await more details from Realme about these smartphones, we now have confirmation on the existence of the Realme 10 Pro since it has bagged NBTC certification. The Thai certifying authority reveals the Realme 10 Pro has model designation RMX3661 and it supports 5G networks, but it doesn't divulge anything else...

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How Intel Designed Its 13th Gen Core CPUs and Learns What Users Want

In this conversation with Intel's Gokul V Subramaniam, we cover the company's philosophy, strategy, and experiences that led up to the launch of the first 13th Gen 'Raptor Lake' Core CPUs. Plus,...

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China's CBDC Bets on User Privacy and Fund Safety: Central Bank Governor

China's CBDC was designed to focus on user privacy and ensuring financial security. Safeguarding user privacy and zeroing-in on ensuring financial security for the people were the two key features...

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iOS 16.2 will bring 5G support to iPhones in India starting next week

After iOS 16.1 rolled out last month, Apple started to test iOS 16.2, both with developers and the public enrolled into its beta program. Today the company has confirmed to The Indian Express that next week's beta build of iOS 16.2 will finally include 5G support for iPhones in India, on Airtel and Jio. This comes after a lot of pressure from the Indian government, following the launch of 5G services in the country on October 1. Apple previously stated that the final version of iOS 16.2 is due to go out to all supported devices in December. In the meantime, if you want to test the...

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