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Realme X7 and X7 Pro are coming to India on February 4

The Realme X7 and X7 Pro introduced last September will make their debut in India on February 4. The launch will be streamed on Realme’s official YouTube channel and social media accounts starting at 12:30PM IST (7AM UTC). Realme sent us a special media invite for the launch of the X7 series in India. It includes a real MediaTek chip that has text MT6853V on it with designator…
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Meizu Watch to arrive alongside Meizu 18 series

Meizu is already working on the 18 series, and we saw two devices get certified by CCC with support for 40W and 30W charging, respectively. Now, a device with the model number M007W was spotted at the CNIPO (China National Intellectual Property Office), and thanks to the attached images, we know it will be a smartwatch. Meizu Watch The device has a square screen and one button on the right…
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Oppo A55 5G arrives with Dimensity 700, 5,000mAh battery

Oppo has announced another affordable smartphone in its homeland. It is called Oppo A55 5G and comes with a Mediatek Dimensity 700 chipset and a big battery. The Dimensity 700 chipset has its powerful Cortex-A76 cores running at 2.2 GHz and six power-efficient Cortex-A55…
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New Sony Xperia Compact is on its way, first renders leak

Smartphone companies have slowly moved away from compact flagships, with only Apple managing to deliver a small yet powerful handset in 2020 – the iPhone 12 mini. According to info from OnLeaks, Sony is about to deliver a compact smartphone and it may well be a member…
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Huawei reportedly considers the sale of the flagship P and Mate series

Less than a year ago Huawei became the largest smartphone maker in the world. Now its rise has been halted and it had to sell the Honor brand to keep it alive. now reports that the company is also in talks to sell the flagship Huawei P and Mate series to a consortium backed by the Shanghai government. The discussion has been going on for months, two anonymous insiders claim, but no final decision…
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The iPhone 12 magnets might interfere with pacemakers, Apple warns

Apple has updated a support document for the iPhone 12 lineup, saying they may cause electromagnetic interference with medical devices such as pacemakers and defibrillators. The company added that the iPhone and any Magsafe accessories should stay at least six inches (about 15 centimeters) from the medical devices or twice the distance if the devices are wirelessly charging. Apple has emphasized…
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