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Looking at all the information coming in for the Nubia Red Magic 5G, we can safely it will be a beast of a phone. The latest rumor claims that the handset will have support for 80W fast charging. Nubia’s President Ni Fei took to Weibo to tease the new fast charging technology of the Nubia Red Magic 5G. He posted an image that shows charging log of the upcoming gaming phone, Teaser image posted byNi Fei The teaser reveals a current of 9.6 amps with a voltage of 8.4 that equates to an 80W power flow. The Nubia Red Magic 5G is already rumored to be powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 chipset and have dual-mode 5G. Further, is tipped to have a 144Hz refresh rate display. Source – Weibo Original Article The post Nubia Red Magic 5G will have 80W fast charging support appeared first on Seogoog.com . source https://seogoog.com/nubia-red-magic-5g-will-have-80w-fast-charging-support/

Apple iPhone 11 review Foldable smartphones are certainly gaining a lot of attention as the new form factor challenges smartphone design as we know it. While we saw foldable smartphones and displays over the last year or so, they were all made with fragile plastic lenses atop the display panels. These are very easy to scratch and can easily cause damage to an otherwise expensive device. Rumors suggested that Samsung’s upcoming Z Flip smartphone will use a new ultra-thin type of glass. The latest report from LetsGoDigital suggests a new patent from Samsung’s lawyers submitted to the EUIPO (European Union Intellectual Property Office) indirectly confirms the rumor about foldable glass. The UTG trademark logo may stand for “Ultra Thin Glass” and could be Samsung’s branding to market the foldable display glass against its competitors. The trademark would be used for Samsung’s foldable devices, and the design in the “G” reflects that. Glass is more durable and scratch resistant than p

Apple iPhone 11 review Over a year and a half ago, each of the four major US carriers was in some way involved with an incident that revealed how carriers were selling location data of its subscribers to whoever wanted to pay for them. It involved a couple of “middle men” companies who could eventually sell location data to whoever wanted to buy it. It eventually involved Securus, a prison company that used carrier information to track phones without owners’ permission. On Friday, FCC Chairman Ajit Pai sent a letter to key members of Congress, declaring that the FCC has conducted its investigation and concluded that either one or multiple US carriers have broken federal law by this practice. […] regarding the status of the FCC’s investigation into the disclosure of consumers’ real-time location data[…] I wish to inform you that the FCC’s Enforcement Bureau has completed its extensive investigation and that it has concluded that one or more wireless carriers apparently violated fed

Three of the major market research firms Counterpoint, Canalys and Strategy Analytics (SA) have all published their report showing the shipping estimates of the major smartphone companies. The data all seem to correspond with each other and shows Samsung retained its position as the number one brand in terms of smartphone shipment for the whole of 2019. Huawei maintained its 2018 record by staying ahead of Apple to become the world’s second best selling smartphone manufacturer in 2019. This is especially surprising considering that the brand has been grappling with an obnoxious ban by the US government hinged on security concerns. Huawei shipped an estimated 240 million mobile phones, a tad higher than its entire shipment in 2018. On the other hand, Apple managed to corner 200 million units, representing a slight drop in shipment. EDITOR’S PICK: Xiaomi’s Aqara officially unveils its range of smart home products in the US Xiaomi emerged as the fourth largest phone maker in 2019 wit

Sports brand Puma and watchmaker Fossil first teamed up in September 2019 to launch the Puma PT9100 smartwatch . The smartwatch has now been launched in India just four months after its initial debut. The new smartwatch features a classic design similar to the Galaxy Watch series. It features a 1.19-inch AMOLED touchscreen with a resolution of 390 x 390 pixel. The watch is encased in a casing that is 44mm in diameter and has a digital crown just like a mechanical wristwatch. Some of the features include a heart rate monitor, NFC, water-resistance up to 5ATM and all the standard fitness tracking modes you’d find on other smartwatches. EDITOR’S PICK: Xiaomi’s Aqara officially unveils its range of smart home products in the US The Puma smartwatch runs on the Snapdragon Wear 3100 chipset paired with 512MB RAM and 4GB storage. Battery life is rated at 24 hours of endurance with constant GPS usage. It runs Google WearOS. The Wear OS interface can be operated via the touch screen or throug

Samsung has been pretty generous with leaks regarding the Galaxy S20 series that is expected to go official on February 11. Almost everything is practically known about the series and more still keep coming. The latest is a photo of the three Galaxy S20 models lying side by side. The image which is said to be making the rounds on Twitter shows the rear aspect of all three Galaxy S20 models. Even though the rear cameras were blurred in this image, we can make out the fact that the three models will differ slightly in sizes. Also, we also get to see how much of a camera bump the Galaxy S20 models would have. EDITOR’S PICK: Xiaomi’s Aqara officially unveils its range of smart home products in the US The series is made up of the Galaxy S20, S20 Plus and S20 Ultra. Samsung will be confirming the pricing of the S20 models at the launch event on Feb. 11. Rumors have it that the Galaxy S20 Ultra 5G will be costing $1,300. In the Europe, the Galaxy S20 4G will cost 899 euros and its 5G vari

Xiaomi Redmi K20 Pro/Mi 9T Pro review Apple just reported strong iPhone sales for the last quarter of 2019 and even with all that success, there are Apple users who would still love to have a smaller iPhone with a home button. Rumors of a successor to the iPhone SE have been going on for years, but this year’s rumors about a possible iPhone 9 (with the design of the iPhone 6 , 7 , and 8 ) have been abundant. Today’s report from My Drivers cited Chinese industry sources who claim the iPhone SE 2 is already under trial production. They also claim that the new device will be called the iPhone 9 and it is said to launch sometime in March. The industry supply chain also suggested the total order volume would exceed 30 million units. Leaked renders of Apple iPhone 9 The report also suggests that Apple would begin mass production of the iPhone 9 sometime in mid-February. The iPhone 9 would appeal to emerging markets and may sell for under CNY 3,000 (~$432). This would be a great price

Xiaomi’s ecological chain company Yuemi Technology has gained a solid reputation as a manufacturer of mechanical keyboards. Since the first mechanical keyboard was introduced in 2016, it has launched several other models, including the Yuemi mechanical keyboard Cherry version, the Yuemi mechanical keyboard Pro , Yuemi mechanical keyboard 104-key keyboard products with prices ranging from 329 yuan-699 yuan. The brand has now expanded its product category form just PC peripherals with the launch of a new single-axis Stabilizing Gimbal. The device allows a single-click stable recording of mobile phone videos. It is also dual-use, having a bracket for holding the phone in addition to the stabilizer. EDITOR’S PICK: Xiaomi’s Aqara officially unveils its range of smart home products in the US The Yuemi single-axis stabilizer uses a 32-bit ARM processor, is equipped with a 6-axis acceleration gyro sensor, a flight control stabilization algorithm, and a dedicated brushless motor magnetic for

Back in the day, if you wanted to do any writing like this, you’d either use a pen or a typewriter. It was because of this that, if you had a plan to write a book, you had to allocate some time to sit and contemplate. Finding time in your busy daily schedule sit in a room and type on a device like that was difficult. Now though, entire novels are being written on smartphones and iPads. We’re seeing people noting down those inspiring thoughts and ideas when they actually occur, rather than having to scribble them down on a bit of paper and come back to them later. Had an idea just as you’re about to fall asleep? Years ago you’d perhaps have to hope that you remembered it in the morning so that you can include it in a story, an article, an essay or a piece of research. Nowadays, you can write whenever, wherever. Smartphones are at the heart of business, our social lives and they’ve transformed the way we communicate. For iPhone users, writing is now better than ever. If you’re looking