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Mysterious new Realme surfaces on TENAA

Realme is preparing to launch a new 5G smartphone, as it appeared on TENAA with specs and images. It’s seemingly an entry-level handset with a triple camera setup and a big battery. Realme RMX3461 The phone is listed with two model numbers – RMX3461 and RMX3463. The CPU reaches 2.4GHz, which could be virtually any Snapdragon 7 series or Dimensity 800 series chipset. The SoC will…
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Honor details Magic3 series' Ultra Fusion quad camera

Honor brought the Magic3 series with a Snapdragon 888+ chipset back in August, and all three phones of the lineup had impressive cameras. As it prepares to start a global rollout the company unveiled its Ultra Fusion Quad-Camera Photography technology, which is an explanation of what makes the cameras so impressive. The tech essentially combines an AI fusion image between two large sensors to…
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Huawei nova 9 series announced with Snapdragon 778G 4G chipsets, up to 100W charging

Huawei’s latest midrange offerings were announced in China today with the nova 9 and nova 9 Pro. The pair bring OLED displays, 50MP quad cameras and utilize Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 778G 4G chipset meaning neither device offers 5G connectivity. The Pro model has a larger screen with two 32MP selfie cameras, VC graphene cooling and does up to 100W fast charging over USB-C. The rest of the specs…
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ID Wallet app saves your driving license on iPhone in Germany

German iPhone users now have a neat new way to digitally store their driver’s license. Version 1.6 of the ID Wallet app developed by Digital Enabling GmbH enables users to scan and save driver’s license on their phones. The app is now officially supported by the…
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Razer launches new Kaira X gaming headset

Razer today launched the Kaira X, a more affordable entrant in the company’s range of gaming headset for the consoles. The Kaira X is priced at $60, making it significantly cheaper than the $100 Kaira and $150 Kaira Pro. The Kaira X feature Razer’s 50mm TriForce…
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Apple says third-party apps will be able to take full advantage of iPhone 13 ProMotion display, software fix forthcoming

Following initial testing of iOS 15 that found many third-party apps could not exceed the standard 60Hz refresh rate of the iPhone 13 Pro’s ProMotion screen, Apple has now clarified the situation. The good news is that developers will be able to take full advantage of the 120Hz display soon. Apple says that developers will need to add a new Info.plist key to opt-in, and documentation is coming…
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