It’s been a busy week last week, with Samsung announcing the highly anticipated Galaxy S21 FE, some Chinese launches, and the commotion around CES 2022. This week’s series of announcements from Monday, Honor and Xiaomi kept the pace.
Arguably the highlight of the week was the launch of the OnePlus 10 Pro in China. The rumors turned out to be true, so with the new design, the next OnePlus comes with an LTPO 2.0 screen, a second-gen Hasselblad camera setup, 80W charging, and of course, a Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 SoC.
The Honor Magic V was another big announcement this week. Not only is it the company’s first foldable phone, but it’s also the world’s first foldable phone powered by Snapdragon 8 Gen 1. Sadly, the company still hasn’t decided whether to offer the phone outside of China.
Speaking of foldable devices, Oppo’s Find N is facing a shortage, with more than 1 million people signing up to sell it. Interest in the segment is clearly growing as detailed Motorola Razr 3 specs leaks have sparked some serious interest.
The realme 9i also debuted as the first member of the 9 series. It runs on the Snapdragon 680 and offers a respectable 5,000mAh battery with 33W fast charging.
Apple fans are also getting something as the company releases iOS 15.2.1 and iPadOS 15.2.1, and we’re seeing more reports that the iPhone 14 Pro will feature a 48MP main camera.
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A new chipset, faster charging, and a better screen are just some of the changes.
All three models are dual-SIM, and at least two of them should use the yet-to-be-announced Exynos 1200 chipset.
According to South Korean media reports, shipments will begin on February 24.
Android’s Twitter account says “a solution exists,” suggesting that the multicolor bubble solution should be axed.
The Galaxy S21 Fan Edition seems to be missing some fan-favorite features, but it’s still a good phone.
It follows in the footsteps of the A52, which was launched last week.
Sales began in China on January 18.
The new panel will finally bring the promised but elusive low-frequency refresh rate characteristics.
The new color options are currently only available in China. This update applies to existing OnePlus Buds Pro devices.
The foldable product is in high demand due to its relatively low price of 7,699 yuan ($1,200).
These updates fix some annoying issues.
New camera, new LTPO 2.0 display, Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chipset and 80W charging.
Depending on the brand, batches come out within 1 (one) second.
Apple will use higher resolutions for some hybrid photos and 8K videos.
The 11 Ultra has great hardware, but is Xiaomi at risk of losing its edge?
The mid-range phone is now available in Vietnam for VND 6,500,500.
Pricing for the base model is likely to start between €680 and €700.
It will feature a 108MP main cam.
A Samsung official said the problems plaguing the Exynos 2100 were caused by its Mali GPU.
The fact that the phone is coming soon has been officially confirmed.
On sale tomorrow, January 11th.
The phone is powered by an LTE-only Snapdragon 680.
The phone supports 120W fast charging.
There was a colorful conversation on Twitter over the weekend about iMessage, SMS and RCS support for the iPhone.
