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More specifications for the supposed Vivo Pad tablet have been leaked, including a price prediction that would make the slate a competitive contender in the seemingly revitalized Android tablet market. The Vivo Pad is expected to sport a Snapdragon 870 processor and come with narrow bezels to offer maximum screen real estate.

Following the official announcement of the Redmi Note 11 series imminent global launch, the rumor mill for the phones have slowly reached a crescendo. The latest leak comes after the Redmi Note 11 was spotted in a retail listing that also revealed its most important specifications.

According to the latest leaks, Xiaomi may defy expectations by replacing a successor for the Mi 11 Ultra with the Mix 5 Pro. However, a new Weibo post from an executive with the company suggests that this is not the case and there will be a top-end 12-series variant after all. The device might be released soon in order to honor the OEMs CEO.

TENAA has published its certification for the Galaxy A53, one of Samsungs next mid-range smartphones. The Chinese regulatory body has confirmed several specifications in the process, including the devices dimensions, memory configurations, and battery capacity.

The Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra cannot be far away from arriving, as Samsung used it in hands-free Bixby promotional material. The image shows Samsungs next flagship tablet with a notched display, though to be a 14.6-inch panel with two front-facing cameras.

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The Finnish smartwatch manufacturer Suunto has announced a new version of the Suunto 5, the Suunto 5 Peak. The new model is cheaper, lighter and smaller than the original version. The extensive GPS features of the Suunto 5 remain though, despite the price cut, plus over 80 sports modes.

It looks like Infinix will be sticking with older Intel Ice Lake CPUs for yet another year like to keep prices at more affordable levels. The display remains excellent with its >90 percent sRGB coverage even if it suffers from more noticeable ghosting.

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