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Realme Black Friday Sale announced in India: Smartphones and AIoT products get discounts
Realme's Black Friday deals went live in the UK last week, and today, the company's Indian branch also announced the Black Friday Sale, which will be live for 24 hours in the country starting November 27 at midnight. As a part of the promo, Realme is offering discounts on its smartphones, accessories, and AIoT products. The prices of the discounted smartphones during the Black Friday sale will be the same as Realme Days Sale, which ends on November 30, but the AIoT devices and accessories will be sold at an even lower price. You can check out the table below for all the offers on...
Report: Microsoft to bring support for Android apps in Windows 10 next year, x86 emulation for ARM processors
A new report from Windows Central outlines what we might expect from Microsoft in 2021. Windows 10 has been Microsoft’s primary OS since mid-2015, and the operating system is due for a major update. Windows 10X is will bring a bunch of optimizations for dual-screen laptops and low-end PCs. Windows 10X is expected to arrive sometime in the first half of next year. The OS will initially arrive for ARM-based computers, meant to compete with ChromeOS and iPad OS. Windows 10X will also support Win32 applications eventually, with a future update. Source: Windows Central Microsoft...
T-Mobile's OnePlus 8T gets Always-On Display with the latest update
OnePlus introduced the Always-On Display feature with Android 11-based OxygenOS 11, which comes pre-installed on the OnePlus 8T. T-Mobile's 8T (aka 8T+ 5G) was an exception as it didn't have it out of the box, but it is now receiving the OxygenOS 11.0.4.6.KB09CB update that enables the feature. The new firmware also includes October 2020 Android security patch and optimizes the battery performance. Additionally, it squashes bugs that caused software freezing and device overheating while also fixing a Bluetooth audio issue. OnePlus 8T+ 5G gets Always-On Display with the latest...
Oppo A53 5G incoming with Dimensity 720, will cost $245
Oppo introduced the A53 smartphone in India this summer - a run-off-the-mill entry-level device with Snapdragon 460 chipset, three cameras, and a fingerprint scanner on the back. According to a listing at China Mobile, the company is preparing a 5G version of it but after further inspection, we realized the Oppo A53 5G is actually an entirely new device. Oppo A53 5G on China Mobile The phone is already on TENAA with its model number PECM30 and PECT30. It will bring a 6.5” display with Full HD+ resolution, with the fingerprint scanner making its way on the side, doubling as a...
Galaxy S21 unlocking options to include Bixby Voice
Breaking news: Bixby still exists. Not just that, but it will still exist in 2021, as well. According to a new report, the S21 family will ship with Bixby Voice on board next year. So if you were hoping for an unceremonious burial of the failed assistant platform, that's still some way off, it seems. In the meantime, Samsung wants to extend Bixby's reach and as such, in the S21 series, Bixby Voice will be a biometric unlocking option, alongside fingerprint recognition and face unlock. Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra leaked case image This sounds even less secure than face unlock, and...
