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Warp Charge VS other fast charging standards - the 30 minute charge test
The OnePlus 6T McLaren edition debuted a new charging standard for OnePlus to succeed its 20W Dash charger. So with Chinese phone makers bringing more proprietary charging standards, we want to show how they compare with other standards on the market. There are several fast-charging standards across the smartphone industry which have their own pros and cons. In a nutshell, quick-charging is great and convenient for the customer, but proprietary charging standards means that you can only get such speeds with the original cable and adapter. OnePlus 6T McLaren Edition with Warp...
MIUI 10 ported to the OnePlus 6 and 6T
MIUI is Xiaomi's Android skin and a long time ago, the company used to develop its UI for non-Xiaomi devices. These days, Xiaomi doesn't do that anymore, but it does allow its devices to be unlocked and flashed as the customer pleases. The company even offers full ROM files on its community site. MIUI 10, based on Android 9.0 Pie has been successfully ported to both the OnePlus 6 and OnePlus 6T - unofficially, of course. Given the nature of different Android skin frameworks, not everything will work from the get go. The post is based on Xiaomi's 8.11.23 build of Android Pie and in order...
OnePlus 6T McLaren Edition: is it better than the regular 6T? (VIDEO)
OnePlus announced the 6T McLaren Edition this week - in fact its most expensive smartphone ever. We've already unboxed it on video and gone hands-on, but now it's time for a different take on this device. Our new video asks whether this is in fact better than a vanilla 6T, and will hopefully provide you with a non-black-and-white answer to that question. As usual with most things, it's complicated. The McLaren Edition does a lot right, but it could've been better and even, dare we say it, more exclusive and premium-feeling. To find out why (and how), make sure to watch the video below....
You can now set Google Assistant to have a British or Australian accent
Starting today, Google now lets you switch the voice to have either an Australian or British accent for Google Assistant across your devices. You could always do this in the past, but it involved changing your system language to another region like English UK or English AU. But now you can keep an accent while still keeping all the text and spelling as English US. The voice models are built by DeepMind's WaveNet synthesis. Using deep neural networks, it can simulate realistic sounding voice that sounds natural. If you want to check these new voices out, open the Google app on...
Our first good look at the Huawei nova 4 in leaked official renders
Huawei's first punch hole camera smartphone, the nova 4, is about to be released in just a few days and we already know everything there is to know. Including the better part of the design but it won't hurt to have a few more, right? Also, the leaked renders are here to showcase the available colors as well. Huawei nova 4 in red/purple and black If the renders are legit, we are looking at a sleek design with nearly bezel-less front design. As expected, the back houses the fingerprint reader and the triple-camera setup with the main sensor being 48MP although, some say that not all...
