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OnePlus will only give a single major Android update to its most affordable Nord phones

OnePlus has always been known as the company that will give you a high-end experience for less money, and the same basic idea applies to the company’s new Nord budget phones. However, the most affordable of the OnePlus Nord devices, the N10 5G and N100, will only be given a single update in their lifespan. Speaking to Android Central, OnePlus confirmed the news, saying that the Nord N10 5G and…
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There's a purple Sony Xperia 5 II in Japan

Sony’s Xperia 5 II is theoretically available in four colors across the globe: black, grey, blue, and pink. That said, not all of those are necessarily up for grabs in all markets. And to make things even more interesting, there’s actually a fifth hue in which…
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Realme V5 5G may launch globally as Realme 7 5G

The Realme 7 series currently consists of the vanilla 7, 7 Pro and 7i. Now it appears a fourth one called Realme 7 5G will soon join the lineup as it has been certified by Thailand’s NBTC. However, the Realme 7 5G won’t be an entirely new smartphone. NBTC revealed it sports model designation RMX2111, which was previously associated with the Realme V5 5G that was unveiled in August and…
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Canalys: the iPhone 11 was the best-selling smartphone globally in Q3, SE a distant second

The two best-selling smartphones in the world during Q3 were iPhones, according to data by Canalys. The Top 10 chart also features five Samsung phones and three Xiaomi devices. None of them come close to the Apple iPhone 11, which is miles ahead of the competition with 16 million units sold. Its sibling, the iPhone SE (2020) is a distant second with around 10 million units. While the SE is the…
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Huawei may have found a buyer for its Honor smartphone business

Huawei may sell its budget technology brand to a coalition of buyers that includes major partners and even the local Shenzhen government. Reuters is reporting that Honor, the low-er end arm of Huawei’s sprawling tech conglomerate, will be sold in its entirety for an all-cash price of $15.2 billion. As well as Shenzhen, the buyers include Digital China, a distributor and Huawei partner, as well…
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