Master Lu announces the smoothest smartphone in 2020
Master Lu announces the smoothest smartphone in 2020
The first prize went to the anniversary model Xiaomi Mi 10 Extreme Commemorative Edition, which was released outside of China under the name Xiaomi Mi 10 Ultra. The smartphone scored 202.72 points (on average).
As explained by the experts of Master Lu, the flagship Xiaomi for the first time among Android smartphones has passed the 200 points mark on average. Among the advantages are MIUI 12, a screen with a refresh rate of 120 Hz and LPDDR5 memory with UFS3.1. According to experts, the smoothness of this Android smartphone is comparable to that of the iPhone and iOS.
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Xiaomi has followed in on the tech giant Apple s footsteps and decided to junk the charger with its new Mi 11 smartphone.
Citing environmental concerns, Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun took to the Chinese social media platform, Weibo, to confirm the news. His post read, Mi 11, pack lightly. In response to the call of technology and environmental protection, the included charger is cancelled from the box.
He further wrote, Hope to get your support. Is there a better solution between industry practice and environmental protection?
Earlier in mid-October, after the launch of iPhone 12 series, Apple had made a similar announcement. The Chinese smartphone manufacturer had mocked the Cupertino-based smartphone maker with a video clip that shows a Mi 10T box with a charger inside, and captioning the post, Don t worry, we didn t leave anything out of the box with the Mi 10T Pro .
Realme confirms next flagship will be part of new series, X60 Pro unlikely
Realme confirms next flagship will be part of new series, X60 Pro unlikely
Realme official has said that the next flagship might not be the X60 Pro 5G but a new phone under a new series.
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This means that the Realme Race might not be called X60 Pro commercially.
Realme could call this phone Realme Ace but nothing is certain.
Realme was one of the leading smartphone brands to have announced an association with Qualcomm to use the latest Snapdragon 888 chipset. It said it is working on the Realme Race flagship device but this is only a codename. The jury is still out on what this device will be commercially called. The name has so far teetered between X60 Pro and Ace and now we might have some clarity. Realme China president and vice president, Xu Qi Chase has confirmed that the Realme Race will be a part of a “brand new series”. This straight-up denies that it might be calle
Realme ‘Race’ to Be a Part of a New Smartphone Series Launching in 2021, Reveals Company’s Executive
Realme ‘Race’ to Be a Part of a New Smartphone Series Launching in 2021, Reveals Company’s Executive
Realme ‘Race’ is confirmed to debut in India in 2021. By Jagmeet Singh | Updated: 22 December 2020 13:37 IST
Realme could bring multiple phones under its new series that could just be called the Realme Ace
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A render showing a new Realme phone has been leaked on Weibo
Realme ‘Race’ could be a part of the company’s Ace series
Realme ‘Race will be a part of a new series of smartphones, revealed Realme China President Chase Xu on Weibo. The series could be the Realme Ace that is rumoured to be similar to the Oppo Ace models. The Realme Race codename was announced by the Chinese company earlier this month. It has been associated with the flagship phone that will debut with the newly launched Qualcomm Snapdragon 888
TOKYO: Sony is pulling the much-hyped Cyberpunk 2077 from PlayStation stores around the world, the firm said Friday, after a flood of complaints and ridicule over bugs, compatibility issues and even health risks.
The dystopian-themed title is reportedly one of the most expensive video games ever made, and its December 10 release was hotly anticipated but the rollout has been far from smooth.
Some gamers have posted videos of glitchy graphics on Twitter, with others pairing screenshots from much older games with sarcastic comments such as: I m blown away by the graphics and environment of Cyberpunk on PS4! SIE (Sony Interactive Entertainment) strives to ensure a high level of customer satisfaction, therefore we will begin to offer a full refund for all gamers who have purchased Cyberpunk 2077 via PlayStation Store, Sony said Friday.