Oppo is all set to launch the F15 on January 16. The company has revealed a few specs of the phone along with its design, raising suspicions that it’s a rebranded A91. And now an official-looking poster leaked online and all but confirms those.
The image shows off the F15 in a blue shade and includes a few specs – Helio P70 SoC, 6.4″ AMOLED display, and a 4,025 mAh battery with…
Realme X50 5G arrives with 120Hz display, customized ColorOS
January 7, 2020
Right on schedule, the Realme X50 5G is official and despite the legion of leaks and teasers it managed to bring few surprises.
Up front the X50 5G has a 6.57-inch IPS LCD with 120Hz refresh rate and a dual punch hole selfie camera – a regular 16MP unit and an…
Sony unveiled the Xperia 5 last September and it seems the company will soon follow up with a Plus variant since its CAD renders have leaked online.
The Xperia 5 Plus has a boxy design like the vanilla 5, but it has a larger 6.6″ OLED display surrounded by slimmer…
Wacom is launching its $399 Wacom One creative pen display at CES, its most affordable tablet to date. The 13-inch display works with macOS and Windows devices, in addition to an unexpected new compatibility: Android devices.
Wacom says there are no plans to add iPhone compatibility yet, but at that point, wouldn’t you just get an iPad? The same argument could go for Android tablets. However…
According to a report from , Samsungs next flagship lineup of smartphones the Galaxy S20, will feature displays with 120Hz refresh rate. The report cited a highly reliable source.
We have now heard from highly reliable sources that Samsungs upcoming flagship does…
OtterBox launches first antimicrobial glass iPhone screen protector approved by the EPA
January 7, 2020
At CES, OtterBox has announced the first glass iPhone screen protector with integrated antimicrobial technology registered with the EPA. The new Amplify Glass screen protector offers protection against scratches and drops as well as germs.
OtterBox unveiled the new…
New Bluetooth LE Audio standard details support for universal audio sharing, hearing aids, more
January 7, 2020
At CES 2020 today, the Bluetooth Special Interest Group has announced a new Bluetooth standard for audio. The new standard is called LE (Low Energy) Audio and is designed to enhance the Bluetooth audio experience with features like audio sharing, native support for hearing aids, and more.
While much of the attention lately has been focused on Bluetooth 5, LE Audio is a…
Samsung’s Galaxy Home Mini may finally see the light of day, with Samsung CEO and head of its consumer electronics division Hyun-Suk Kim announcing at CES 2020 that the company would be releasing its smaller Bixby-powered smart speaker early this year, via Bloomberg.
Bluetooth is getting a new spin-off standard for audio, called LE (low-energy) Audio, announced by the Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG). This is different from general Bluetooth formats like Bluetooth 5 — this is a new standard for Bluetooth audio…
When the Bluetooth SIG announced the power-efficient Bluetooth LE/Bluetooth Smart standard nearly a decade ago, users expected that long-lasting wireless headphones and speakers would quickly follow — but that didn’t happen, as LE’s dramatic power reductions were actually designed for lower-bandwidth accessories such as intermittently used digital scales and in-home sensors. Today, the…
