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OnePlus plans to launch a phone with 150W charging, and Dimensity 8100 SoC OnePlus plans to launch a phone with 150W charging, and Dimensity 8100 SoC The tipster went to Weibo (a Chinese social media network) to share the news. The phone will be fueled by the MediaTek Dimensity 8100 SoC. That chip will allegedly offer a similar performance to the Snapdragon 888. The device will feature a 6.7-inch fullHD+ OLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate....

According to the official changelog posted on the OnPlus Community Forums, the phones are getting three new camera filter styles with this update. Along with the existing lot, you now also have Radiance, Serenity, and Emerald filters to choose from for your next shot. A new Long Exposure option will let you adjust the exposure time while capturing. This should give you more control over the picture quality when shooting vehicles, water, clouds, and light painting....

The OV1 picks up the pieces of the Essential Ph-1 The OV1 picks up the pieces of the Essential Ph-1 The Essential Ph-1 (or Essential Phone) went down as one of the most interesting phones in 2017, but it wasn’t for all good reasons. Andy Rubin, the creator of the Android operating system, developed that phone on the grounds that Android had become too saturated and bloated. However, aside from having very few pre-installed apps and the first notched display, nothing else really stood out about that phone....

Coinciding with the launch of Paranoid Android Sapphire Beta 1, the developers of Paranoid Android have launched a full support site. Including downloads, OTA status, and more, as shared by Paranoid Android via Twitter. That includes changelogs and downloads for both the alpha and beta versions of the OS. What is Paranoid Android Sapphire Beta and why does this matter? What is Paranoid Android Sapphire Beta and why does this matter?...

The two of them differ in a lot of ways. The most obvious one is design-related, as they both look considerably different, but also feel different in the hand. Their specifications are also not that similar, though there are some similarities. Software builds are, of course, entirely different, and so on. We’ll kick things off by listing their specifications, and take it from there. Let’s kick off the Apple iPhone 13 vs Samsung Galaxy S22 comparison, shall we?...