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Xiaomi Redmi Note 11R's coming on September 30, design and specs teased

Earlier this week, we heard that Xiaomi’s Redmi was preparing to unveil the Note 11R with dual rear cameras, and today, the company announced that it will launch the Redmi Note 11R on September 30 in China. Redmi said the Note 11R will come with a 90Hz screen and a 5,000 mAh battery. It will have 5G connectivity and both SIMs will support 5G networks. The company also shared a poster…
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Motorola will launch Moto G72 on October 3

The Moto G72 appeared in renders earlier this week, and now Motorola revealed the launch date will be October 3. Alongside that Moto G72 got a landing page at Flipkart, revealing its key features and design. It will be powered by a Helio G99, coupled with 6GB RAM and 128GB…
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Razer Edge 5G is an upcoming Snapdragon G3X Gen 1 Android handheld gaming console

Mobile World Congress Las Vegas is underway and Razer alongside Qualcomm and Verizon announced a new Android-handled gaming console – the Razer Edge 5G. The device will be unveiled formally on October 15 at RazerCon but we do get a brief introduction. As the name implies Razer Edge 5G will offer 5G connectivity which would be the first on a handheld gaming console of its kind. The device will…
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Xiaomi 12T series European pricing leaks again

The Xiaomi 12T series keeps on leaking ahead of its official launch on October 4 and the latest details are about its European pricing. The new info comes from and suggests a €580 starting price for the Xiaomi 12T in its 8/128GB trim while the 8/256GB model will allegedly…
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OnePlus 11R specs leak

The OnePlus 10R was released this May, and the Chinese company is allegedly hard at work on its successor, the aptly named OnePlus 11R. According to a new leak from a usually reliable source, the 11R will come with a 6.7-inch 1080×2412 120 Hz AMOLED touchscreen, just like its predecessor. Unlike the 10R, however, it will be powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chipset, which is…
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Google has already stopped selling the Stadia Controller – now it needs Bluetooth unlocked

Stadia is dead. After three years of ups and downs, the platform has been confirmed to shut down early next year, and Google has immediately stopped selling all hardware related to its gaming efforts. While the Stadia Controller is dead, we still wish Google would unlock support for using it over Bluetooth. In announcing the shutdown of Stadia earlier this afternoon, Google confirmed the…
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