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Oppo A93s 5G specs leak:  an A93 5G with a Dimensity 700 chipset

Detailed specifications of the Oppo A93s 5G (PFGM00) have surfaced in China, even though the phone is not set to launch until early July. It is a variant of the Oppo A93 5G (no “s”) with a different chipset – a Dimensity taking the place of a Snapdragon, just like with the A92 vs. A92s. Specifically, it is a Dimensity 700, a 7 nm (TSMC) chipset with 2x Cortex-A76 cores (2.2 GHz), a Mali-G57…
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Samsung Galaxy Watch4 alleged official renders leak

The latest set of leaks from has just fully revealed Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy Watch4. These renders are allegedly official ones from Samsung that show every angle of the unannounced smartwatch and leave nothing to the imagination. Previously rumored as the Samsung Galaxy…
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Realme C11 (2021) arrives in India

The Realme C11 (2021) that first surfaced in Russia last month has arrived in India. It comes in a single 2GB/32GB configuration and is priced at INR6,999 ($95/€80). You can buy one in Cool Blue or Cool Grey color from Realme’s official Indian website and Amazon.in. The Realme C11 (2021) is built around a 6.5″ HD+ screen and has an octa-core processor under the hood with a maximum…
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Huawei nova 8i appears in an official render

Huawei confirmed just a couple of days ago that the brand new nova 8i smartphone is headed to Southeast Asia and also disclosing a few major specs. Aside from the brief description of the design, we still don’t have a good look at it. Until now, that is. An official-looking render of the handset appeared online, courtesy of , showing part of the back design. And as expected, the phone…
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Massive leak reveals most of the Motorola Edge 20 family specs

The Motorola Edge 20 leaks have been sporadic at best for the last couple of months but we finally have a really good look at the specs of what appears to be the whole Edge 20 lineup. Of course, the names in the table refer to the codenames of the devices and only Kyoto has…
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Apple @ Work: Camo uses your iPhone to transform your Mac’s low-quality webcam

One of the most glaring faults of Apple’s laptop line is the built-in webcams. Apple looks to finally be moving to 1080 with the newest iMac and its FaceTime HD camera, but that doesn’t help anyone with a current Mac. We’ve all spent way too much time over the past 14 months in Zoom meetings, so in hindsight, it would have been great to see Apple upgrade the built-in FaceTime cameras years…
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