The OnePlus Nord 20 SE launches, and it’s a clone of the OPPO A77 4G The OnePlus Nord 20 SE launches, and it’s a clone of the OPPO A77 4G Those of you with a keen eye will immediately notice that this is not exactly a brand new design, it is a rebranded OPPO phone. We’re essentially looking at the OPPO A77 4G here, with the OnePlus logo and software. The device is not yet available to purchase, but it will be starting on August 8, at a discount....

The OnePlus Nord 2T is coming, and here are its specs The OnePlus Nord 2T is coming, and here are its specs The OnePlus Nord 2T is yet another mid-range smartphone from the company, based on the provided specs. This information comes from digit.in, though it doesn’t show the device itself. Chances are it will look a lot like the OnePlus Nord 2, if not identical. So, what was said here?...

According to an Android Central report (via), OnePlus grew 257 percent YoY globally in the first half of 2021. The company achieved outrageous growth all over the world. There’s still no topping its growth rate in the US. But OnePlus maintained sales momentum in other regions as well. In Europe, OnePlus saw its smartphone shipments grow 304 percent during the period between January to June 2021, compared to the same period last year....

“Regarding the other reported problems, please rest assured that they are also covered in the follow-up update plan, such as the auto-fill feature in Chrome and the temporary lack of access to the Ultra HD 48M / AUX camera on GCam. We will continue focusing our efforts on improving the software experience and will work on addressing these issues rapidly,” the company said in a OnePlus forum post (via). This clears up the confusion regarding support for secondary cameras with GCam mods....

OPPO thinks battery-less gadgets are the future OPPO thinks battery-less gadgets are the future The company detailed this in a new whitepaper, reports Android Authority. The company detailed its plans for a “zero power communications” system. It is worth noting that this goes for small, low-powered IoT devices. “In the near future, IoT devices will be able to harvest energy directly from Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and cellphone signals, resulting in excellent features such as smaller size, better durability, and lower cost”, said the company....