This phone from Carl Pei’s Nothing was one of the most anticipated phones of the year, and it was able to gather some pretty decent reviews. While people were using the phone, they noticed that the screen wasn’t getting as bright as advertised. Now, Nothing has to back-peddle on the peak brightness of the Phone(1) Now, Nothing has to back-peddle on the peak brightness of the Phone(1) When people use this phone out in direct sunlight, they’re met with a pretty dim display....

Citing information from tipster Yogesh Brar, 91Mobiles reports that OnePlus has started “private testing” the OnePlus 10 Pro in India and Europe. The company is aiming to start selling its latest flagship in these regions by mid or end of March. The phone was also recently spotted on an Indian certification website bearing the model number NE2211, hinting at an imminent launch. Additionally, the Bluetooth SIG also last week certified multiple variants of the OnePlus 10 Pro for global markets....

Lau said on Weibo (via GizChina) that it is a real challenge to send the new OxygenOS 12/ColorOS 12 update for OnePlus devices that are still running the older Hydrogen OS. Additionally, the CEO assures customers that migration from HydrogenOS to ColorOS 12 will not result in a factory reset of the smartphone. This basically means that users can retain their apps and files after the update. It seems like Lau is referring to Chinese users of OnePlus devices....

It’s not the first time we are seeing this design though. This P-shaped rear camera design appeared in early Galaxy S22 Ultra leaks before things started to change for good. This design was, unsurprisingly, disliked by many. Subsequently, we saw an 11-shaped camera design before Samsung seemingly settled on the raindrop style that it has used on some of its mid-rangers in the past. All recent Galaxy S22 Ultra renders showed the raindrop-style rear camera array, where each sensor individually protrudes out of the back panel....