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The OnePlus 9 and OnePlus 9 Pro smartphones have begun receiving a new OxygenOS 12 update, with new features, bug fixes, and a new security patch.

OnePlus 9, OnePlus 9 Pro get OxygenOS 12 update with bug fixes

The OnePlus 9 and OnePlus 9 Pro smartphones have begun receiving a new OxygenOS 12 update, with new features, bug fixes, and a new security patch.

The OnePlus 9 and OnePlus 9 Pro smartphones have begun receiving a new OxygenOS 12 update. The update brings the ability to customise dark mode, system-level optimisations, and improvements in Gallery, camera, and Canvas AOD. It also brings fixes for many bugs.
The update will also bring the January 2022 Android Security Patch, while optimising icons, power consumption, smoothness of the fingerprint sensor, charging animation display, and notification bar.
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The Work Life Balance feature on the OnePlus 9 series is now also available to all users. The software algorithm and face recognition for the Canvas AOD has also been improved. The camera app has been optimised for better speed when taking videos and faster startup.
The update has begun rolling out, and should be available to all users soon. Users can manually manually check for the update by heading to Settings &gt; System &gt; System updates. OnePlus has added the ability to switch between different layouts with a two-finger pinch gesture, intelligent recognition of &ldquo;best-quality pictures&rdquo;, and cropping the thumbnail based on the content.

WhatsApp users switching from Android to iOS may soon be able to transfer their chat history across devices.

WhatsApp may soon get the ability to transfer chats from Android to iOS

WhatsApp&nbsp;users switching from Android to iOS&nbsp;may soon be able to transfer their chat history across devices.

WhatsApp users have long demanded the ability to transfer chat history across Android and iPhone devices. While this feature was not available for quite some time, recently WhatsApp has rolled out transfer of chat history from iOS to Android.
 Android users can currently transfer their chat history from iOS devices, if they are switching. However, those switching from Android to iOS did not have the ability to transfer their chat history until now.&nbsp;
 According to a report from WABetaInfo, that may now change. WhatsApp for iOS beta version 22.2.74 contains references to the ability to import chat history from an Android device. The report contains a screenshot from a user who has seen this feature, where a prompt asks users upon setup if they want to transfer chat history from Android.
 However, the feature is currently not available even for beta users. It may currently be in internal testing, and thus it might take some time for the feature to be available to the public.&nbsp;
 WhatsApp chat history transfer from iOS to Android devices was first launched for Samsung phones in August. In October, Google Pixel phones also got this feature. It is also available for devices that run Android 12.

Responding to Congress leader Rahul Gandhi’s letter to Twitter CEO Parag Agarwal, a spokesperson of the micro-blogging site on Thursday said that the US-based company has ‘has zero-tolerance approach to platform manipulation and spam’.
Rahul Gandhi, in a letter dated December 27 alleged that social media platform Twitter is unknowingly complicit in curbing free and fair speech in India. He has alleged that there is a shadow ban on him which restricts his tweets and the number of people who can follow him.
The twitter spokesperson said that the company fight spam and malicious automation strategically and at scale with machine learning tools, and as part of those consistent and ongoing efforts to ensure a healthy service and credible accounts, follower counts can and do fluctuate.
Rahul had further written that he has been “reliably, albeit discreetly, informed by people at Twitter India that they are under immense pressure by the government to silence” his voice. Along with the letter, Rahul also sent an analysis of data from his Twitter account showing that his followers have barely increased for several months since August when his account was suspended for eight days. Currently, he has 19.5 million followers.
The WSJ claims to have independently verified the claim using two social media analytics companies Emplifi and Social Blade. The analysis shows that he gained on an average nearly four lakh new users per month from January to July 2021. This figure sharply dipped post the suspension. From September to December, the data shows, that per month he has gained less than 2,500 followers.

'Follower counts can and do fluctuate': Twitter on Rahul Gandhi's letter on 'shadow ban'

Have zero-tolerance to manipulation and spam: Twitter&nbsp;
Twitter's&nbsp;unwitting complicity in curbing free speech in India: Rahul&nbsp;
Shadow ban on my account, restricts my tweets &amp; followers: Rahul
Company fights spam and malice strategically: Twitter&nbsp;
Rahul's letter has analysis of his account post Twitter&nbsp;curb
Drastic dip in Rahul's followers post suspension, shows analysis

Rahul&nbsp;had further written that he has been &ldquo;reliably, albeit discreetly, informed by people at Twitter India that they are under immense pressure by the government to silence&rdquo; his voice.

Responding to Congress leader Rahul Gandhi&rsquo;s letter to Twitter CEO Parag Agarwal, a spokesperson of the micro-blogging site on Thursday said that the US-based company has &lsquo;has zero-tolerance approach to platform manipulation and spam&rsquo;.
Rahul Gandhi, in a letter dated December 27 alleged that social media platform Twitter is unknowingly complicit in curbing free and fair speech in India. He has alleged that there is a shadow ban on him which restricts his tweets and the number of people who can follow him.
The twitter spokesperson said that the company fight spam and malicious automation strategically and at scale with machine learning tools, and as part of those consistent and ongoing efforts to ensure a healthy service and credible accounts, follower counts can and do fluctuate.
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Rahul&nbsp;had further written that he has been &ldquo;reliably, albeit discreetly, informed by people at Twitter India that they are under immense pressure by the government to silence&rdquo; his voice. Along with the letter, Rahul also sent an analysis of data from his Twitter account showing that his followers have barely increased for several months since August when his account was suspended for eight days. Currently, he has 19.5 million followers.
The WSJ claims to have independently verified the claim using two social media analytics companies Emplifi and Social Blade. The analysis shows that he gained on an average nearly four lakh new users per month from January to July 2021. This figure sharply dipped post the suspension. From September to December, the data shows, that per month he has gained less than 2,500 followers.

Phil Spencer, CEO of Microsoft Gaming, has indicated that the Call of Duty franchise may continue to be available on Sony consoles.

‘Desire to keep Call of Duty on PlayStation,’ says Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer

Phil Spencer, CEO of Microsoft Gaming, has indicated that the Call of Duty franchise may continue to be available on Sony consoles, post Microsoft's acquisition of Activision Blizzard.

Phil Spencer, CEO of Microsoft Gaming, has indicated that the Call of Duty franchise may continue to be available on Sony consoles, post Microsoft's acquisition of Activision Blizzard.

Microsoft&rsquo;s deal to acquire Activision-Blizzard has sent ripples throughout the gaming industry, and it is still unclear how much things will change. One of the biggest factors still unknown is the future of the Call of Duty franchise, one of the largest in gaming.
Now that Microsoft publishes Call of Duty, the question is whether the franchise will continue to be playable on competitor Sony&rsquo;s PlayStation consoles. Phil Spencer, CEO of Microsoft Gaming, has indicated that the shooter may continue to be available on Sony consoles.
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Spencer said: &ldquo;Had good calls this week with leaders at Sony. I confirmed our intent to honor all existing agreements upon acquisition of Activision Blizzard, and our desire to keep Call of Duty on PlayStation. Sony is an important part of our industry, and we value our relationship.&rdquo;
What exactly this means, however, still remains unclear. It could mean that future Call of Duty releases continue to be multi-platform. Or it could mean that the free-to-play Call of Duty: Warzone continues to be available on the PS4 and PS5, while new games are exclusive to Xbox and PC.

Realme's Smart Home: We bring you a preview of Realme’s upcoming range of smart home products.

Realme’s smart home: completely automated house!

We bring you a preview of Realme&rsquo;s upcoming range of smart home products, which aim to make consumers&rsquo; life easier by accomplishing menial tasks automatically, so that they can focus on the most important tasks.

The internet of things, or IoT as it called, brings myriad possibilities. A fully automated home used to be a dream for the future, but Realme wants to make it a reality in India.
Realme is working on a range of smart home products to augment their TechLife line of home products, that are aimed to make your house smarter than every before. We bring you a preview of Realme&rsquo;s upcoming range of smart home products, which aim to make consumers&rsquo; life easier by accomplishing menial tasks automatically, so that they can focus on the most important tasks.
<h2>Realme&nbsp;Smart House</h2>
In Realme's&nbsp;Smart House, there's a smart version of pretty much every home device you can think of.
For starters, you&rsquo;ve got the realme TechLife Smart Doorbell Camera, which works on a rechargeable battery. The camera can give you live feed of the person who rang your doorbell, wherever you are in the world. You&rsquo;ll get a notification on your smartphone, and can then see who&rsquo;s at your door. Of course, this is still an actual doorbell, which you can plug into any USB port anywhere in your house. Both devices do need to be connected to Wi-Fi.
Then, when you enter a room, you can activate the realme TechLife Smart Automatic Door Sensor. This device knows when you open or shut a door, and then can execute a series of tasks that you can customise as you like. So, for example, you could turn on the lights as you enter, and turn them off as you exit. You could do the same with the air purifier, or actually any other appliance, even if it&rsquo;s not internet-enabled, by using the Realme Smart Plug. All of this is completely customisable through the Realme Link app.
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If you don&rsquo;t want to connect these things to just the opening or closing of doors, there&rsquo;s also a realme motion sensor that can also trigger any of these events. For example, you could turn on lights around the house as you walk around, that shut off when you leave.
The realme TechLife Air Purifier Pro is also an upcoming device that is wi-fi enabled, and can be controlled from anywhere in the world using your phone.
There are some really zany sensors that realme is working on. This temperature and humidity sensor, for example, which could be connected with an AC, to turn it on or off automatically when temperature hits a certain threshold. There&rsquo;s also this water immersion sensor, which can be used in many creative ways, like notifying you when your water tank has filled up. All of these devices will interface with the Realme Link app.
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And finally, there are also some more&nbsp;experimental devices being worked on at realme. Like these smart glasses, which currently are just tiny bluetooth speakers on either side of a pair of glasses. But from smart connectivity to bone conduction, the possibilities here are endless.

Google Year In Search 2021: decoding the top Google searches of the year with Sapna Chadha, Vice President - Marketing, India & South East Asia, Google

Google Year In Search 2021: In Conversation with Sapna Chadha

Google's Year In Search is a great indicator of the major events of the year, with people's Google searches highlighting everything that trended. But what were the top trending Google searches in 2021? And how do the folks at Google calculate what's trending and what isn't? If you've ever wondered these things, watch this interview with Sapna Chadha, Vice President - Marketing, India & South East Asia, Google, who helped us understand everything that people searched for on Google in 2021.

Google's Year In Search is a great indicator of the major events of the year, with people's Google searches highlighting everything that trended. But what were the top trending Google searches in 2021? And how do the folks at Google calculate what's trending and what isn't? If you've ever wondered these things, watch this interview with Sapna Chadha, Vice President - Marketing, India &amp; South East Asia, Google, who helped us understand everything that people searched for on Google in 2021.

We speak with Sapna Chadha, Vice President - Marketing, India &amp; South East Asia, Google&nbsp;to understand&nbsp;everything that people Googled in 2021

Google's Year In Search is a great indicator of the major events of the year, with people's Google searches highlighting everything that trended. But what were the top trending Google searches in 2021? And how do the folks at Google calculate what's trending and what isn't? If you've ever wondered these things, watch this interview with Sapna Chadha, Vice President - Marketing, India &amp; South East Asia, Google, who helped us understand everything that people searched for on Google in 2021.
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You may have heard people say that radiation coming from mobile phones is harmful to humans. But what does medical research have to say on the matter?

Mobile phone radiation: is it killing you?

You may have heard people say that radiation coming from mobile phones is harmful to humans. Some say they cause cancer and memory loss, or that 5G towers give you Covid. But what does medical research have to say on the matter? Is your mobile phone really killing you?

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Is mobile phone radiation slowly killing you?
You would have heard a lot of things about the radiation coming from mobile phones. Some people say they cause cancer and memory loss, or that 5G towers will give you Covid. But what does medical research have to say on the matter? Is your mobile phone really killing you?
Short answer - not really. But there are some complex things to consider, so let&rsquo;s dive in.
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What is radiation?
First, we need to understand what radiation is. According to the US CDC, radiation is energy that comes from a source and travels through space at the speed of light. There is a wide range of electromagnetic radiation present in nature, which can be represented on an electromagnetic spectrum. This can further be divided into ionizing and nonionizing radiation
Visible light can be seen around the middle, while to the left of it is the non-ionising radiation, which is low frequency and low energy. It is emitted from things like TV&rsquo;s, Wi-Fi, or even Microwaves.
On the other side is ionising radiation, which has been proven to be harmful to humans. This the kind of radiation that you might get from x-rays or cosmic rays, which can damage DNA, and cause changes to genes which increases the risk of cancer.
What kind of radiation do phones emit?
Before understanding the effects of cell phone radiation, let&rsquo;s first understand what kind of radiation this is. According to the US National Cancer Institute, 2G, 3G, and 4G smartphones emit radiofrequency in the range of 0.7 - 2.7 Ghz, while 5G phones could use the spectrum up to 80 Ghz. This places them squarely in the non-ionising radiation range of the spectrum.
The National Cancer Institute says there is currently no consistent evidence that non-ionizing radiation increases cancer risk in humans.
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How does the body react to cell phones?
The human body does absorb the energy from devices that emit radiofrequency radiation. The only thing that has consistently been observed as a result of this, is that places where you hold a mobile phone can heat up. This heating effect is also not sufficient to lead to a measurable change in body temperature.
According to the National Cancer Institute, there have been three large studies which examined a possible association between smartphone use and cancer. Now, these studies did show some mixed results, but overall, all three studies did not show any such association.
There have also been studies which checked the rate of brain cancer cases every year, since mobile phone use increased exponentially across the world. These also showed that across the past few decades, while mobile phone use has increased exponentially around the world, the rate of brain or nervous system cancers has not grown.
Are mobile phones completely safe?
So, are mobile phones completely safe? The US Food and Drug Administration puts it best: based on the evaluation of the currently available information the weight of scientific evidence has not linked exposure to radio frequency energy from mobile phone use with any health problems.
But this is an active field of study, and lots of research is still underway. In Europe, for example, a study called COSMOS will follow around 3 lakh mobile phone users for 20 to 30 years, to find out the possible long term effects of mobile users.
Which basically means, as far as we know right now, mobile phones do not cause cancer. But, as we continue to study the long term health effects of these devices, we will know more with time.

After we die, what happens to all our data? In this video, we take a look at how some of the most widely used services deal with this issue

What happens to your data when you die?

After we die, what happens to all our data? In this video, we take a look at how some of the most widely used services deal with this issue, and what you can perhaps do to make the transition a little easier.

After we die, what happens to all our data? In this video, we take a look at how some of the most widely used services deal with this issue, and what you can perhaps do to make the transition a little easier.

We may not yet live in a metaverse, but our lives are already increasingly online. From priceless memories captured in photos backed up to the cloud, to love letters sent on e-mail, our lives are memorialised by markers that are increasingly digital. And it&rsquo;s not just items of emotional significance &mdash; many of us now own libraries of films, games, or books that are entirely digital.
This digital existence begs a simple question - after we&rsquo;re gone, what happens to all our stuff? The emails, the pictures, the books and games and films? The answer, unfortunately, is not so simple.
In this video, we take a look at how some of the most widely used services deal with this issue, and what you can perhaps do to make the transition a little easier.
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Unfortunately, none of these methods will help you pass on purchases like games, films, or books. This is because when you &lsquo;buy&rsquo; a game or film on an online store, you&rsquo;re actually buying a license to access that content whenever you want. This license cannot be transferred, so you can&rsquo;t pass on any digital purchases.
Perhaps the easiest way to pass on your information is to just share the login information with a trusted loved one. You can do so by leaving a document that has all your passwords, or sharing access to a password manager which has stored details of all your logins.
DISCLAIMER: Views expressed in this video are personal and do not represent the position of any organisation or firm that the interviewee may be affiliated with.
The content of this video is intended to provide a general guide to the subject matter and does not constitute legal advice. Specialist advice should be sought about your specific circumstances.

According to a report from WABetaInfo, WhatsApp is working on a feature that will let admins of groups to delete any messages for all users in the group.

WhatsApp could soon let group admins delete messages for everyone

According to a report from WABetaInfo, WhatsApp is working on a feature that will let admins of groups to delete any messages for all users in the group.

According to a report from WABetaInfo, WhatsApp is working on a feature that will let admins of groups to delete any messages for all users in the group. This moderation feature would bring WhatsApp in line with competitors like Telegram who already offer it.
A screenshot shared by WABetaInfo shows that a message deleted by a group admin, displays placeholder text that says &ldquo;This was deleted by an admin.&rdquo; Do note that this feature is still in internal testing, and thus the exact specifics and the placeholder text could still change.
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<h2>WhatsApp group admin moderation powers</h2>
This feature would give WhatsApp group admins more meaningful content moderation powers, to curb the spread of fake news, harassment, or harmful content on WhatsApp groups. Until now, group admins could remove participants from group chats, but could not delete content for other users.
It is not currently known whether group admins will also be able to delete older messages.

Tech

Xiaomi has announced that the Redmi Smart Band Pro will launch in India on February 9. The fitness band was launched globally in November. 

Redmi Smart Band Pro to launch in India on February 9

Xiaomi has announced that the Redmi Smart Band Pro will launch in India on February 9. The fitness band was launched globally in November.

Xiaomi has announced that the Redmi Smart Band Pro will launch in India on February 9. The fitness band was launched globally in November. Redmi claims 14 days of battery life and over 50 watch faces.
<h2>Redmi Smart Band Pro price and availability</h2>
The Redmi Smart Band Pro will launch in India on February 9, alongside the Redmi Note 11S smartphone.
Pricing details for the Redmi Smart Band Pro should be available at launch. Its predecessor, the Redmi Smart Band, was launched in India at ₹1,599.
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<h2>Redmi Smart Band Pro specs</h2>
The Redmi Smart Band Pro sports a 1.47-inch AMOLED display with a 194 x 368 resolution, and a 282ppi pixel density.
The Redmi Smart Band Pro includes a six-axis sensor that includes an accelerometer and a gyroscope. It also has a heart-rate sensor. The fitness band also features over 110 workout modes, and 50 band faces.
The 200mAh battery is claimed to deliver up to 20 days of usage in power saving mode, or up to 14 days in regular mode.

Apple has released the iOS 15.3 and iPadOS 15.3 operating system updates for its devices, which bring a critical security fix for iPhones and iPads.

Apple releases iOS 15.3 and iPadOS 15.3 to fix critical security vulnerability

Apple has released the iOS 15.3 and iPadOS 15.3 operating system updates for its devices, which bring a critical security fix for iPhones and iPads.

Apple has released the iOS 15.3 and iPadOS 15.3 operating system updates for its devices. The update is meant to address a critical security vulnerability for iPhone and iPad devices. It also brings some other security fixes.
iOS 15.3 and iPadOS 15.3 fix a critical bug in Safari&rsquo;s WebKit browser engine, which allowed any website using a specific JavaScript API to access the databases generated by other websites. This meant that a malicious hacker could format a website in a way to spy on users, seeing which other websites they had visited. This could also lead to leaking of personal information, including phone numbers and emails.
Incidentally, Apple has also released the macOS Monterey 12.2 update for Mac devices to fix this bug on desktop.
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Along with this fix, the update also brings some other security fixes for WebKit, and some for iCloud and ColorSync implementations on iOS and iPadOS.
iPhone and iPad users should have received the update on their devices already. Users can manually check for the update by going to Settings, General, and Software Update.

According to a report by known tipster OnLeaks, OnePlus is working on launching the OnePlus Nord 2T smartphone, which could arrive as soon as February.

OnePlus Nord 2T leak reveals Dimensity 1300 SoC, 80W fast charging

According to a report by known tipster OnLeaks, OnePlus is working on launching the OnePlus Nord 2T smartphone, which could arrive as soon as February.

According to a report by known tipster OnLeaks, OnePlus is working on launching the OnePlus Nord 2T smartphone. The successor to the popular OnePlus Nord 2 could arrive as soon as February. However, OnePlus has not officially announced any information about this phone yet.
<h2>OnePlus Nord 2T specs</h2>
The OnePlus Nord 2T could be powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 1300 chipset. The chipset has not been announced yet, but could offer some upgrades over the Dimensity 1200 seen in the OnePlus Nord 2. The phone could also come with up to 12GB RAM. It could sport a 6.43-inch FHD+ AMOLED display with a 90Hz refresh rate.
For optics, the OnePlus Nord 2T is expected to feature a triple rear camera setup, with a 50MP main camera, an 8MP ultrawide, and a 2MP monochrome sensor. On the front would be a 32MP selfie camera.
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The phone would also come pre-loaded with OxygenOS 12, based on Android 12. OnePlus could pack in a 4,500mAh battery with 80W fast charging support, as opposed to the 65W fast charging of the OnePlus Nord 2.

Samsung has announced the Galaxy Unpacked 2022 launch event for February 9, where it is widely expected to debut the Galaxy S22 series of flagship smartphones.

Samsung announces Galaxy Unpacked event on February 9, Galaxy S22 series expected

Samsung has announced the Galaxy Unpacked 2022 launch event for February 9, where it is widely expected to debut the Galaxy S22 series of flagship smartphones.

Samsung has announced the Galaxy Unpacked 2022 launch event for February 9, where it is widely expected to debut the Galaxy S22 series of flagship smartphones. The event can be viewed at 8.30 PM IST on February 9, on Samsung&rsquo;s YouTube channel.
The Galaxy S22 series is expected to comprise the Galaxy S22, Galaxy S22+, and Galaxy S22 Ultra smartphones. According to earlier leaks, while the Galaxy S22 and Galaxy S22+ are expected to retain much of the design from the Galaxy S21 series, the Galaxy S22 Ultra will instead take design cues from Samsung&rsquo;s Galaxy Note series of smartphones, with a boxy design and in-built S-Pen.
The Galaxy S22 series will also be powered by Samsung&rsquo;s recently announced Exynos 2200 chipset in some regions, which comes with the Xclipse GPU powered by AMD&rsquo;s RDNA technology.
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<h2>Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra specs</h2>
On the specs front, the Galaxy S22 Ultra is expected to be powered by the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 or Exynos 2200 chipsets, depending on region. It could come with 8GB and 12GB RAM options.
For optics, the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra may come with a quad rear camera setup, with a 108MP primary camera. It may also feature a 12MP ultrawide, and two 10MP telephoto lenses with 3x and 10x zoom support respectively.
The device may sport a 6.8-inch QHD+ AMOLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate. Samsung may also pack in a 5,000mAh battery with 45W fast charging support.

Instagram has begun testing paid subscriptions for a select few content creators, which they are now testing in India.

Instagram begins testing subscription features in India: report

Instagram has begun testing paid subscriptions for a select few content creators. Indian users are now seeing the ability to subscribe to these creators for a monthly fee, in exchange for exclusive content.

Instagram begins testing subscription features in India

Instagram has begun testing paid subscriptions for a select few content creators. Indian users are now seeing the ability to subscribe to these creators for a monthly fee, in exchange for exclusive content.

Instagram has begun testing paid subscriptions for a select few content creators in US, which allows them to charge their followers a monthly fee in exchange for exclusive content, including live videos and stories.
While the option to charge for paid subscriptions is currently only available to content creators in the US, the feature has been spotted in testing for Indian users, with pricing tiers in local currency.
Some Instagram users in India are seeing the option to subscribe to select creators with different pricing tiers - including ₹89, ₹440, and ₹890 per month. In the US, pricing for paid subscriptions can go from $0.99 per month (around ₹74) to $99.99 per month (around ₹7,400).
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The perks of a subscription include a subscriber badge next to your username when you direct message or comment on a creator&rsquo;s posts, the option to view their subscriber-only story, and view subscriber-only lives.
Currently, there is no way for creators in India to set up subscriptions and start charging for exclusive content. An Instagram spokesperson confirmed to Gadgets 360 that the feature is currently only available in the US, but may roll out in other markets soon.

Meta, formerly Facebook, has announced that it has created what it claims to be among the world’s fastest artificial intelligence supercomputers.

Meta creates AI Research SuperCluster, to be world’s fastest supercomputer

Meta, formerly Facebook, has announced that it has created what it claims to be among the world&rsquo;s fastest artificial intelligence supercomputers.

Meta, formerly Facebook, has announced that it has created what it claims to be among the world&rsquo;s fastest artificial intelligence supercomputers. The AI Research SuperCluster (RSC), as Meta calls it, is aimed to help create the experiences that will power the metaverse. According to Meta, the supercomputer will be the world&rsquo;s fastest once it is complete. Meta did not reveal the location of this supercomputer, or how much it will cost.
Once RSC is complete, it will help Meta&rsquo;s AI researchers build new and better AI models that can learn from trillions of examples, work across hundreds of different languages, develop new augmented reality tools, and more. Meta says that the work done with RSC will pave the way toward building technologies for the next major computing platform, the metaverse, where AI-driven applications and products will play an important role.
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AI supercomputers are built by combining multiple GPUs into compute nodes, which are then connected by a high-performance network fabric to allow fast communication between those GPUs.
Development on RSC is ongoing. Once phase two of the project is complete, Meta estimates it will be the fastest AI supercomputer in the world, performing at nearly 5 exaflops of mixed precision compute. Meta says that RSC will help them create the foundational technologies that will power the metaverse, and advance the broader AI community as well.

The Realme 9i breaks quite a few moulds for a budget phone. Is this the best phone under ₹15,000 that you can buy right now? Watch this video to find out.

Realme 9i review: best multimedia experience under ₹15,000?

The Realme 9i breaks quite a few moulds for a budget phone. Is this the best phone under ₹15,000 that you can buy right now? Watch this video to find out.

The Realme 9i smartphone has been launched in India. The Realme 9i chipset is the Snapdragon 680 4G. Realme 9i specs include up to 6GB RAM, and up to 128GB storage, which is also expandable using the microSD card slot.
The Realme 9i display is a 6.6-inch FHD+ IPS LCD unit, with a 90Hz fast refresh rate. The Realme 9i also gets a 3.5mm jack and stereo speakers for audio. It comes with Realme UI 2.0, based on Android 11.
Realme 9i camera is a 50MP triple rear camera setup, and a 16MP front camera. Realme 9i battery capacity is 5,000mAh, with 33W fast charging support.
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Realme 9i price in India has been set at ₹13,999 for 4GB + 64GB. Is the Realme 9i the best phone you can buy under ₹15,000 right now? Watch our review to find out.

Gadget Review

Sony WF-1000XM4 active noise cancelling true wireless&nbsp;earbuds have launched in India, and offer some notable upgrades over the previous version.&nbsp;Sony WF-1000XM4 feature an integrated&nbsp;V1 processor and Noise Isolation Earbud Tips that offer a more secure fit.&nbsp;Sony WF-1000XM4 specifications include a 6mm driver unit with a 20 percent increase in magnet volume&nbsp;for&nbsp;improved noise cancelling capabilities.&nbsp;Another notable addition is the inclusion of IPX4 rating for sweat and water resistance, which means exercising in these buds won't be a problem.&nbsp;
Also Watch:&nbsp;Sony WF-1000XM3 Review
Sony WF-1000XM4 highlights also include Bluetooth 5.2 connectivity, LDAC audio codec support, and&nbsp;DSEE Extreme that&nbsp;upscales compressed audio files more accurately. Sony claims that the buds promise&nbsp;eight hours of playback with noise cancelling turned on and up to 12 hours without it.&nbsp;The case fully charges the earbuds twice for a total of at least 24 hours of listening. The charging also supports Qi Wireless charging.&nbsp;Sony WF-1000XM4 price in India is set at ₹19,999.&nbsp;Watch our&nbsp;Sony WF-1000XM4 review on editorji to know about its performance and more.

Sony WF-1000 XM4 Review: solid upgrades, great noise cancellation

Sony WF-1000XM4 active noise cancelling true wireless earbuds have launched in India, and offer some notable upgrades over the previous version. Sony WF-1000XM4 feature an integrated V1 processor and Noise Isolation Earbud Tips that offer a more secure fit. Sony WF-1000XM4 specifications include a 6mm driver unit with a 20 percent increase in magnet volume for improved noise cancelling capabilities. Another notable addition is the inclusion of IPX4 rating for sweat and water resistance, which means exercising in these buds won't be a problem. 

Also Watch: Sony WF-1000XM3 Review

Sony WF-1000XM4 highlights also include Bluetooth 5.2 connectivity, LDAC audio codec support, and DSEE Extreme that upscales compressed audio files more accurately. Sony claims that the buds promise eight hours of playback with noise cancelling turned on and up to 12 hours without it. The case fully charges the earbuds twice for a total of at least 24 hours of listening. The charging also supports Qi Wireless charging. Sony WF-1000XM4 price in India is set at ₹19,999. Watch our Sony WF-1000XM4 review on editorji to know about its performance and more.

Sony WF-1000 XM4 Review

Sony WF-1000XM4 active noise cancelling true wireless&nbsp;earbuds have launched in India, and offer some notable upgrades over the previous version.&nbsp;Sony WF-1000XM4 feature an integrated&nbsp;V1 processor and Noise Isolation Earbud Tips that offer a more secure fit.&nbsp;Sony WF-1000XM4 specifications include a 6mm driver unit with a 20 percent increase in magnet volume&nbsp;for&nbsp;improved noise cancelling capabilities.&nbsp;Another notable addition is the inclusion of IPX4 rating for sweat and water resistance, which means exercising in these buds won't be a problem.&nbsp;
Also Watch:&nbsp;Sony WF-1000XM3 Review
Sony WF-1000XM4 highlights also include Bluetooth 5.2 connectivity, LDAC audio codec support, and&nbsp;DSEE Extreme that&nbsp;upscales compressed audio files more accurately. Sony claims that the buds promise&nbsp;eight hours of playback with noise cancelling turned on and up to 12 hours without it.&nbsp;The case fully charges the earbuds twice for a total of at least 24 hours of listening. The charging also supports Qi Wireless charging.&nbsp;Sony WF-1000XM4 price in India is set at ₹19,999.&nbsp;Watch our&nbsp;Sony WF-1000XM4 review on editorji to know about its performance and more.

Sony&rsquo;s follow-up to its highly acclaimed WF-1000XM3 noise-canceling true wireless earbuds are finally here in India: The new WF-1000XM4s cost Rs.19,990, offer some notable upgrades and get a brand new design.&nbsp;

Sony WF-1000XM4 active noise cancelling true wireless&nbsp;earbuds have launched in India, and offer some notable upgrades over the previous version.&nbsp;Sony WF-1000XM4 feature an integrated&nbsp;V1 processor and Noise Isolation Earbud Tips that offer a more secure fit.&nbsp;Sony WF-1000XM4 specifications include a 6mm driver unit with a 20 percent increase in magnet volume&nbsp;for&nbsp;improved noise cancelling capabilities.&nbsp;Another notable addition is the inclusion of IPX4 rating for sweat and water resistance, which means exercising in these buds won't be a problem.&nbsp;
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Sony WF-1000XM4 highlights also include Bluetooth 5.2 connectivity, LDAC audio codec support, and&nbsp;DSEE Extreme that&nbsp;upscales compressed audio files more accurately. Sony claims that the buds promise&nbsp;eight hours of playback with noise cancelling turned on and up to 12 hours without it.&nbsp;The case fully charges the earbuds twice for a total of at least 24 hours of listening. The charging also supports Qi Wireless charging.&nbsp;Sony WF-1000XM4 price in India is set at ₹19,999.&nbsp;Watch our&nbsp;Sony WF-1000XM4 review on editorji to know about its performance and more.

The Samsung Galaxy S21 FE may be a little late to the value flagship party, but with a killer camera, the S-series experience and much more, it promises to offer a great

Samsung Galaxy S21 FE Review: flagship experience on a budget!

The Samsung Galaxy S21 FE may be a little late to the value flagship party, but with a killer camera, the S-series experience and much more, it promises to offer a great experience.

The Samsung Galaxy S21 FE may be a little late to the value flagship party, but with a killer camera, the S-series experience and much more, it promises to offer a great experience.

A new year, a new Samsung. Or not really. It&nbsp;is&nbsp;2022, but this is still the S21 FE, and it&rsquo;s also launched right as we&rsquo;re expecting the new S22 series. So, is it any good or is it too little, too late? Read on to find out in our Samsung Galaxy S21 FE full review.
<h3>Design</h3>
To start things off, let&rsquo;s talk about the design, because it&rsquo;s going to be the first thing that gets old, with the S22 series just around the corner.
The S21 FE looks to be in line with the rest of the S21 series, with these rounded metal sides and a vertical triple camera array on a flat back that&rsquo;s made of plastic.
Now there has been quite a bit of talk around the fact that this back is plastic, but it&rsquo;s honestly not all that surprising.
In fact, the Note20 from two years ago and the regular S21 from last year, both have a plastic back instead of glass like the rest of their respective series. So, seeing it here on the S21 FE is not out of the ordinary, it&rsquo;s a decision that makes sense.
That being said, we do wish Samsung had used slightly better-quality plastic, this seems like it&rsquo;s been taken right off of the <a style="color: #0000ff;" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/samsung-galaxy-a52-galaxy-a72-review-what-makes-them-awesome-1617719130317" target="_blank">Galaxy A72 or A52</a>. It feels rather inexpensive to the touch, and makes hollow sounds in the middle. Still, as far as smartphones go, this is probably as durable a combination of materials as you&rsquo;re going to get.
Despite the plastic back, the S21 FE does weigh a fair bit at 175g, and it&rsquo;s fairly thick at 7.9mm. Still, it does look quite attractive in this Lavender colour, and if you&rsquo;re into minimal designs, the S21 FE will probably look quite good to you.
<h3>Display</h3>
The screen here is a 6.4-inch FHD+ Dynamic AMOLED 2X panel, which is a fancy way of saying it's one of the best displays Samsung makes for smartphones, and it shows.
Colours are rich and crisp, there's HDR10 on offer, contrast levels are quite high and there's more than enough detail. There's not a single content watching scenario in which this phone will give you reason to complain, and even when it comes to scrolling through apps and the interface, the 120Hz refresh rate keeps everything looking smooth.
Bezels all around are also really slim, even though the bottom chin is a bit asymmetrical. Samsung practically pioneered the centre hole-punch and we're not surprised the S21 FE has kept in line with that part of the design too.
It's also worth noting that in terms of size, the S21 FE sits in between the regular S21 with its 6.2-inch screen and the <a style="color: #0000ff;" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/samsung-galaxy-s21-5g-review-the-a-flagship-1612605343849" target="_blank">S21+</a>, with its 6.7-inch screen.
<h3>Rear Cameras</h3>
On the back, the S21 FE sports a triple camera setup that looks similar to its non-FE siblings, but with one major difference.
Instead of a 64MP telephoto, it gets an 8MP telephoto sensor. Still, it's good to see that it inherits the flagship-grade 12MP ultrawide and 12MP wide sensors.
Now as you'd expect, this camera system performs really very well, with almost no complaints.
Pictures taken in well-lit conditions look as good as a Samsung flagship can get, with vibrant colour reproduction, boosted shadows and punchy contrast. If you want attractive, colourful pictures for Instagram, the S21 FE will do the job and then some, without the need for filters and editing. There's also a lot of natural depth of field in images with the primary sensor, and in fact when photographing things slightly close up, you'll notice that there's a very shallow range of focus. Now this isn't ideal when trying to capture details at smaller distances, but it does make for creamier bokeh without having to use the portrait mode. Speaking of which, we thoroughly enjoyed the portrait mode while using the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/samsung-galaxy-s21-5g-review-the-a-flagship-1612605343849" target="_blank">S21+</a> during our review, and the S21 FE offered similar results, with really solid edge detection. When it comes to ultra-wide shots, there&rsquo;s a bit of distortion around the edges, but the colour profile looks very similar to images from the main sensor, which is good to see. Details are also mostly sharp, but in certain situations with mixed lighting, grain can be noticed in darker areas of the frame. Now that third sensor is for telephoto shots, which can take images at 3X Hybrid Optic Zoom, and go up to 30X digitally. This is less zoom than the S21+ and the S21 Ultra, but it&rsquo;s still much better than what most competitors offer, especially when it comes to quality. Telephoto images at 3X are really sharp with lots of detail and accurate colours, but if you push past, to 10X or 30X, you can see a dip in quality.
In terms of video, the S21 FE can shoot at up to 4K at 60fps, but it&rsquo;s worth noting that if you want to shoot at 60fps, that&rsquo;s only possible with the main camera. If you want to use either the ultra-wide or telephoto sensors, you&rsquo;ll have to lower your frame rate to 30fps, which is a shame. However, thanks to OIS on the main sensor, footage is well stabilised and free of camera shake and wobble.
When it comes to low-light photography, the S21 FE keeps up with the very best of them offering mostly noise-free, sharp, colour-accurate night shots. Even in really dark situations, images come out really well, with correctly exposed highlights and shadows.&nbsp;
Overall, with the rear camera, the S21 FE shows its pedigree, performing better than nearly all of its competitors at this price point.
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<h3>Front Camera</h3>
On the front, the S21 FE sports a high-resolution 32MP sensor, which is quite surprising since the S21 and S21+ get lower-resolution sensors.
The advantage of the high-res sensor is immediately visible, with crisp details and good colours in selfies taken both indoors and outdoors. Images in portrait mode also come out nicely with strong edge detection.
It&rsquo;s worth noting that videos with the front camera can also be shot at up to 4K 60fps.
<h3>Performance</h3>
When it comes to performance, the S21 FE is fitted with the Exynos 2100 and 8GB RAM as standard. Now this is a bit of an odd choice considering the S20 FE sported a Snapdragon chip, even though the rest of the S21 series got an Exynos processor.
Still, this is not a complaint, because the Exynos 2100 is a very capable unit, and steams ahead through all tasks. Whether its graphic intensive gaming on Call of Duty Mobile or multi-tasking, there&rsquo;s nothing that puts a dent in the S21 FE&rsquo;s performance. Sure, it would have been nice to see a Game Booster mode, but the phone still holds its own in terms of mobile gaming with no dropped frames or lag throughout my usage, and no heating issues either.
<h3>Software</h3>
Now one advantage S21 FE users will have over users of the regular S21 series is that this one comes with Android 12 out of the box, which means it&rsquo;ll receive up to one extra major software update.
Moreover, Android 12 means <a style="color: #0000ff;" href="https://www.editorji.com/tech-news/one-ui-4-best-new-features-1638605359607" target="_blank">One UI 4</a>, which we have previously reviewed, and features some great things like a Privacy Dashboard, resizable picture-in-picture and a system colour picker. You also get support for Wireless DeX, which is another advantage of this being an S-series device.
One UI is one of our favourite Android skins out there and runs a pretty clean ship, even though there are a few pre-installed apps.
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<h3>Utility</h3>
On the utility front, the S21 FE gets a USB-C port, and a dual SIM card tray, but no microSD card expansion, which means if you&rsquo;re buying it, you may need to opt for the 256GB storage variant.
There&rsquo;s also an in-display optical fingerprint scanner which works fairly well, along with stereo speakers that get quite loud.
It&rsquo;s worth mentioning that the S21 FE is IP68 rated against the elements, which is always a welcome addition on any smartphone.
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<h3>Battery</h3>
In terms of battery, the S21 FE packs in a respectable 4,500mAh unit which should easily last you through a day&rsquo;s usage and supports wireless charging. In our testing, we got well over a day&rsquo;s worth of battery life, even with the refresh rate set to its maximum 120Hz. Samsung only offers up to 25W fast charging on the S21 FE, and even removed the charging adaptor from the box, just like it did with the S21 flagships and Z series this year for sustainability reasons. We still managed to get from flat to full in around 90 minutes, but with competitors offering much faster charging speeds at both lower and higher price points, we're hoping Samsung ups its game with the new S22 series.
<h3>Verdict</h3>
So, to round up, the S21 FE is offering Android 12, the flagship S-series experience, excellent cameras and much more, at a suitable price of ₹54,999. It may be a little late to the party, but it's certainly more than enough, and possibly the best choice for the money.

The Oppo Find N, Oppo’s first entry in the foldables market already offers a mature & premium design, and a top of the line spec sheet.

Oppo Find N first impressions: the best foldable smartphone?

The Oppo Find N, Oppo’s first entry in the foldables market already offers a mature & premium design, a top of the line spec sheet, and some really novel solutions to the problems many people have had with foldables.

The Oppo Find N, Oppo&rsquo;s first entry in the foldables market already offers a mature &amp; premium design, a top of the line spec sheet, and some really novel solutions to the problems many people have had with foldables.

The Oppo Find N, Oppo&rsquo;s first entry in the foldables market already offers a mature &amp; premium design, a top of the line spec sheet, and some really novel solutions to the problems many people have had with foldables. Is the Oppo Find N the best foldable smartphone ever made?
<h2>Display &amp; Design</h2>
The Oppo Find N takes a very interesting approach for a horizontally folding phone. While most other horizontal foldables like the choose to have a really tall front screen, the cover screen here is a 5.49-inch display with an 18:9 aspect ratio. It transforms on demand into a very capable tablet, which is the main draw of a phone like this, and this display has done something seemingly impossible, which we&rsquo;ll get to in a bit.
But, crucially, it&rsquo;s the cover screen here that makes this phone stand out.
Unlike the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 where the front screen is too tall, or not wide enough, and only really good to use in a pinch, the Oppo Find N&rsquo;s cover screen, though, would make for a great display even if it was the only one here. The screen does have a max 60Hz refresh rate, yes, but it&rsquo;s about the size of an iPhone mini, and great to type on, browse through Instagram, or do any other normal smartphone tasks. And believe me, although the Find N when folded is about 2 smartphones thick, it fits really well in the hand for a great one-handed usage experience.
When you do want the extra screen real estate, the Find N unfolds to a glorious 7.1-inch internal display, with a buttery smooth 120Hz refresh rate. Oppo&rsquo;s seemingly impossible trick here is that there&rsquo;s no visible crease in the middle. The ultra-thin glass display here is from Samsung, but the Flexion hinge is all Oppo. The hinge has 136 individual parts, and bends so precisely that from the front, you really can&rsquo;t see any sort of crease. Even if you slide your finger across the display, it&rsquo;s mostly imperceptible.
It really almost feels like one uninterrupted display, which is a major win for Oppo. Unfortunately, it lacks an official IP rating of any sort but Oppo tells us it should be able to withstand some moisture and light drizzles without issue.
The aspect ratio here is also a bit more landscape than portrait, but it&rsquo;s especially good for things like watching videos, or reading a book, or browsing maps, or looking through photos. Any application which does well with extra space on the screen really shines here.
Videos are mostly letterboxed with this aspect ratio, but the extra size is still really nice. Reading long articles or books is really where this display is most useful. I preferred turning it to the side to get a portrait aspect ratio when doing this, and the experience is so much better than any slab phone could ever hope to provide. This also applies to general web browsing, where you get a full tabbed view in Google Chrome, and most websites can work properly in desktop view.
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<h2>Multi-Tasking</h2>
Of course, a large display like this is also really useful for multi-tasking.
Oppo has put in some special features for this in ColorOS. You can use most apps side-by-side in the split view mode, and both will remain active. You can also save any frequently used split screen pair of apps right to the homescreen. Unfortunately, there&rsquo;s no way to do a vertical split screen here, which would have been nice for things like YouTube. Most apps can also be used in floating window mode, where you can adjust the size, dock them when not needed, and convert to a split screen whenever you want. You can have a split screen, and one floating window, open at the same time.
The base variant of the Oppo Find N gets 8GB RAM, and the higher end one gets 12GB RAM, meaning there&rsquo;s enough memory here for all your multitasking needs. Both also benefit from the RAM Expansion feature. The base mode alsol has 256GB storage, and the top-end one has 512GB storage, which I love. There&rsquo;s no such thing as too much storage.
Not everything is roses here - some apps don&rsquo;t yet play well with foldables, and don&rsquo;t have a layout specially designed for this form.
You can choose to launch these in 16:9 or 4:3 modes with letterboxing, in case they play better with that. Or you can also choose to launch them in full screen mode, and hope the layout works anyway. A little bit of trial and error here is still required, but over time, as more developers update their apps to work with foldables, this should become less of an issue.
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<h2>Gaming</h2>
Gaming is difficult on a foldable, and that&rsquo;s not really anyone&rsquo;s fault. The more square-ish viewport of the display doesn&rsquo;t lend itself well to the wide field of view most games require. A good compromise I found was to launch games in 16:9 mode, and use the little buttons Oppo gives you to move them to the bottom of the display. You get a blank top half of the screen, which seems like a waste, but I didn&rsquo;t find this to hamper my Call of Duty Mobile skills. And the general display area is still about as large, if not larger, than a big flagship smartphone. Performance is not an issue of course, because this has a Snapdragon 888 inside, and performs just as well as any 2021 flagship. For 2D casual games, which don&rsquo;t suffer from the same display issues, the internal screen works really well for a tablet-like experience.
<h2>Camera</h2>
The Oppo Find N gets a 50MP main camera, a 16MP ultra-wide, and a 13MP telephoto lens. The camera bump rises from the back in a design much like the Find X3, although it&rsquo;s not as seamless as that phone. The cameras themselves are not the best you&rsquo;ll find on any smartphone, but they still perform really well. You can get really good shots with both the main and wide cameras with decent lighting, and while the telephoto does get a little washed out, it can also get some good results. Both the cover screen and the inner display get a 32MP selfie camera, which also do decently well.
Oppo does some neat tricks with the foldable form factor here.
Unfolded, you can use the camera app on the full screen, or push it to one side to make way for a live preview pane which shows the last picture you took. You can also push a button to give a preview of the shot on the cover display, in case you have picky subjects. Or, indeed, you can choose to push the entire camera app onto the cover when unfolded, making it really easy to vlog, or take portraits with the rear cameras. The foldable form factor also means that you can prop up the device really easily for a timelapse, or a group photo, or video calls.
Also Watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/jabra-elite-7-pro-review-best-earbuds-for-calling-1638784840257" target="_blank">Jabra Elite 7 Pro Review: best earbuds for calling</a>
<h2>Audio</h2>
The audio experience on the Oppo Find N is a little mixed. The phone has two bottom firing stereo speakers on either side when unfolded. Now, these are great speakers, with excellent loudness and good clarity and bass, but both of them being bottom firing means that you do hear a stereo mix, but all the audio is still coming from one direction, and you don&rsquo;t really get a surround sound experience. When folded, the speakers line up exactly perfectly next to each other, cancelling out that stereo effect, and basically making one big bottom firing speaker.
<h2>Battery</h2>
The Oppo Find N gets a 4,500mAh battery. Now, battery life on a foldable is weird to pin down, because it depends entirely on how much time you use either screen, and can vary quite wildly. I wasn&rsquo;t able to conduct extensive testing, but in my usage the battery life is quite good overall. The bundled charger also gives you 33W fast charging.
<h2>Miscellaneous</h2>
There are some other tiny things I really appreciate about the Find N.
When you close the inner display, you get this little prompt on the cover screen, which you can swipe up to continue using whatever app was open on the inside. If you do nothing, the screen will shut off in about three seconds. Very neat. The little thud you hear when closing the display is also extremely satisfying. Oppo has included a lot of live wallpapers on this phone, that move as you fold and unfold the device, which makes the experience all that more delightful. And this phone has really, really good haptics. Vibrations are very fine, and feel great, for that extra premium touch.
Also Watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/mobile-phone-radiation-is-it-killing-you-1637938024587" target="_blank">Mobile phone radiation: is it killing you?</a>
<h2>Verdict</h2>
To sum it up, having an Oppo Find N is like carrying a great compact smartphone, and a very nice mini tablet, in one device that fits in your pocket. Which you might say is the point of a horizontally folding phone, but I think this is the first one to get that mix exactly right. There are a few areas that can be improved, sure, but given that this Oppo&rsquo;s first attempt at a foldable, it&rsquo;s incredible how well they&rsquo;ve done.
For now, the Oppo Find N is China-only. We don&rsquo;t yet know when or if the Oppo Find N will launch in India. But I really hope it does, because it's about time we get a genuine competitor to the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold series.
&nbsp;

Watch our Asus Chromebook CX1101 review, and see how well it offers the laptop experience at an affordable price point of ₹19,999.

ASUS Chromebook CX1101 Review: best laptop experience under ₹20k?

ASUS has launched the Chromebook CX1101, that aims to offer the laptop experience at an affordable price point of ₹19,999. With good battery life, a user-friendly interface, and enough power for day-to-day tasks, is this the best bang for your buck? Find out in this editorji review.

ASUS Chromebook CX1101 Review: laptop experience under ₹20k?

ASUS has launched the Chromebook CX1101, that aims to offer the laptop experience at an affordable price point of ₹19,999. With good battery life, a user-friendly interface, and enough power for day-to-day tasks, is this the best bang for your buck? Find out in this editorji review.

The laptop-like experience that doesn't burn a hole in your wallet

If it's laptop-like productivity you're looking for on a budget, then it's likely you've heard of Chromebooks. With work from home and e-learning on the rise, these devices have been integral in helping shift life online.
Asus is one of the leading manufacturers of Chromebooks, and the Asus Chromebook CX1101 is the latest laptop-like productivity device from the brand. The Asus Chromebook CX1101 comes at an attractive price point of ₹19,999, so to better understand all of its features, read on for our Asus Chromebook CX1101 review.
<h3>Design</h3>
The CX1101 looks like a pretty well-designed and well-built laptop, and comes in this nice Transparent Silver colour. There&rsquo;s a Chromebook logo in the corner, but apart from that, it&rsquo;s hard to tell it apart from any other compact laptop.
The CX1101 is quite lightweight at 1.24kg, which is partly also down to the fact that this isn&rsquo;t a touchscreen Chromebook, but that&rsquo;s something we'll get into later. It&rsquo;s also worth noting that this isn&rsquo;t the slimmest device by any margin, and it&rsquo;s quite thick at 17.55mm.
However, all that bulk does come with its advantages. The CX1101 gets a Military-Grade chassis, which means its passed durability tests that exceed military standards. The hinge is sturdy and feels like it could take some abuse, and there&rsquo;s not a lot of flex in the keyboard area. Moreover, it&rsquo;s screen can open flat at a 180-degree angle, although that feature is more useful in touchscreen Chromebooks.
<h3>Display</h3>
The Chromebook CX1101 sports an 11.6-inch display, which is surrounded by a thick shroud of bezels.
Now while we do wish Asus had gone for slimmer bezels in this day and age, the screen does get adequately bright, even in outdoor conditions. With 16 brightness levels available, we found ourselves using it mostly at level 10 for day-to-day work indoors.
This is only an HD screen, so the resolution is 1366 x 768 pixels, which we'll admit isn&rsquo;t the best. The screen colours are also a bit on the flatter side, and being an LCD panel, viewing angles aren&rsquo;t all that good either.
<h3>Hardware &amp; Utility</h3>
Under the hood, the CX1101 runs an Intel Celeron N4020 processor with integrated Intel UHD Graphics.
There&rsquo;s 4GB LPDDR4X RAM here, and storage is 64GB eMMC, which is expandable thanks to a microSD card slot.
Speaking of card slots, a great thing about the CX1101 is its port options, because there are a lot.
There&rsquo;s two USB 3.2 Gen1 Type-C ports for data transfer and power delivery, two USB 3.2 Gen1 Type A&nbsp;ports, a 3.5mm audio jack, and a Kensington lock slot that allows the Chromebook to be secured physically using a key or combination lock.
The CX1101 also gets a 720p HD webcam that isn&rsquo;t the highest quality, but it should be good enough for basic video calling tasks.
For connectivity, there&rsquo;s Bluetooth v5.1, along with 802.11ac dual-band Wi-Fi 5.
The CX1101 also houses a 42Wh battery that claims to last up to 13 hours, and gets fast charging with the included 45W fast charging adaptor in the box.
One of our favourite parts of the CX1101 is its keyboard. Despite the layout missing a couple of keys like a Windows or Command key, it&rsquo;s pretty easy to get used to it. Moreover, thanks to 1.5mm of key travel, the typing experience on the CX1101 is quite enjoyable, even for extended periods of time.
It&rsquo;s worth noting that the keyboard is not backlit, which does make typing in dark or low-light conditions a bit of a challenge.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/asus-chromebook-14-c423-review-laptop-experience-under-25k-1628868006917" target="_blank">ASUS Chromebook 14 C423 Review</a>
<h3>Software</h3>
Since it is a Chromebook after all, the CX1101 runs on ChromeOS.
Now ChromeOS is pretty user-friendly and easy to operate, and almost everything is operated using the Chrome browser. You have quick-access icons at the bottom, which include things like Gmail, YouTube, Google Docs, all of which end up opening through the Google browser itself.
For apps, you have the Google Play Store at your disposal, that lets you download a large number of apps, games, movies and much more.
Another noteworthy feature is the Google Assistant, which can be brought up by pressing the Search button on the keyboard. This allows you to search the device and the web together, making it a really handy feature.
Moreover, since Google makes both ChromeOS and Android, the CX1101 also comes with Nearby Share for quick and easy wireless file transfers.
<h3>Verdict</h3>
If you're looking for the laptop experience on a budget and just need something to browse the web, take a few video calls and edit some documents, the Asus Chromebook CX1101 is a pretty good option. It offers good battery life, a compact form factor and easy-to-use interface, all for a price of ₹19,999.

Jabra Elite 7 Pro Review: With active noise cancellation, excellent call quality and watch how the Jabra Elite 7 Pro true wireless earbuds performed in our review.

Jabra Elite 7 Pro Review: best earbuds for calling 

Jabra Elite 7 Pro review: Jabra Elite 7 Pro earbuds are the high-end true wireless product from the brand. The Elite 7 Pro are priced at ₹17,999, which places them in the premium true wireless segment. To that end, they come packed with active noise cancellation technology, a very well-tuned Hear Through transparency mode, and arguably the best call quality on a pair of TWS earbuds. Moreover, the Jabra Elite 7 Pro are equipped with Bluetooth v5.2 and are quite lightweight, with each earbud weighing just 5.4g. The charging case for the Jabra Elite 7 Pro gets both Qi wireless charging and a USB-C charging port, that supports fast charging.

Jabra Elite 7 Pro Review: best earbuds for calling

<div data-pm-slice="1 1 []" data-en-clipboard="true">Jabra&nbsp;Elite 7 Pro Review: They're the latest premium true wireless product from the brand, and apart from active noise cancellation, they feature&nbsp;excellent call quality</div>

True wireless earbuds with active noise cancellation are a hot segment right now, which practically every tech brand out there cashing in on the trend. Still, despite heavy competition, there's one brand that has always managed to secure one of the top spots--Jabra. And with their latest entrant, they seem determined to do the same.
Having said that, this is our Jabra Elite 7 Pro review. If you're a fan of the true wireless form factor and don't fancy the AirPods Pro, these might be your next best bet.
<h3>Fit &amp; Comfort</h3>
The <a href="https://www.editorji.com/tech-news/jabra-announce-elite-7-pro-active-among-slate-of-tws-earbuds-1632751668086" target="_blank">Jabra Elite 7 Pro</a> earbuds feature an in-ear design, which helps them sit quite deep inside the ear canal. This makes for excellent passive noise isolation, with most ambient sound disappearing as soon as you wear the earbuds.
If you have trouble with how they feel in your ears though, you can choose from two other sizes of ear tips that Jabra provides in the box.
Now depending on your preference, you may or may not like the in-ear design, but as far as in-ear buds go, the Elite 7 Pros are quite comfortable, even when worn for long periods of time. They also don't come loose very easily, so you won't be constantly reaching to readjust them.
Moreover, you can take an earbud fit test to make sure that the earbuds are sitting in your ear as best as possible.
<h3>Sound Quality</h3>
When it comes to the quality of sound, the Jabra Elite 7 Pro earbuds are up there with the best of them. The sound signature is smooth and balanced, and details come through clearly, both when listening to music and while watching films or shows. Unlike most budget options, bass tones do not dominate the sound signature here. However, it doesn't mean that the Elite 7 Pros don't have enough thump, because they do. If you take the MySound test to determine your personal preference, or use the Equaliser through the Jabra Sound+ app, the earbuds do deliver punchy bass notes when required.
There's a surprising amount of power packed in these 6mm custom drivers, and the Elite 7 Pro earbuds get really loud when you touch the full volume mark.
It is worth pointing out however, that the earbuds do not get Hi-Res Audio certification, nor do they get Hi-Res LDAC streaming, which may be a deal breaker for audiophiles. Moreover, there's only support for the AAC and SBC codec here, and aptX audio support would have been appreciated.
<h3>Active Noise Cancellation</h3>
The Jabra Elite 7 Pro earbuds feature active noise cancellation technology, which is quite a helpful feature in noisy environments like an office or crowded public spaces.
Now like we said before, the passive noise isolation blocks out most noise to begin with. But to block out everything else that gets through, you can turn on the active noise cancellation feature. This reduces the amount of ambient noise around you, but in our experience, it didn't seem to be very effective. That could be down to how good the passive noise isolation is, but it means that the active noise cancellation did not seem to be as strong as we had expected on a pair of earbuds at this price point.
Still, you can toggle the amount of noise cancellation you want according to your preference, and if you need to let in ambient sounds, there's Jabra's Hear Through mode. It's essentially a transparency mode, but Jabra has implemented the feature very well on the Elite 7 Pro earbuds. Hear Through sounds very natural and not artificially boosted, as it tends happen with other true wireless earbuds.
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/best-active-noise-cancelling-earbuds-under-20-000-1624010752494" target="_blank">Best Active Noise Cancelling Earbuds Under ₹20,000</a>
<h3>Call Quality</h3>
Call quality is one of the strongest points of the Jabra Elite 7 Pro earbuds. Thanks to MultiSensor Voice technology, people you're speaking with will not have to deal with all the ambient noise around you. It uses four microphones and a Voice Pick Up sensor in each bud to provide some of the best call quality we've ever had on a pair of true wireless earbuds.
Moreover, you can play around with the app to enhance the calling experience by using Sidetone, that effectively lets in some ambient noise into your ears, so you don't end up shouting while you're speaking. You can also tune the call audio to boost either treble or bass, which is a nifty feature. There's bone conduction technology as well, which is triggered when you're in windy conditions.
Apart from this, there's another cool feature for when you're on a call. Let's say you're speaking to someone using the earbuds, and you need to quickly mute yourself. Instead of having to reach for your phone and muting yourself, all you have to do is remove the earbuds, and they'll automatically mute themselves. It's worth noting that when you're using both earbuds together, you will have to remove both of them for this feature to work, but if you're using only one earbud, taking it out your ear will indeed mute it.
<h3>Gaming and Transmission Lag</h3>
While gaming on COD mobile, we did notice a bit of lag when playing, which is to be expected, and we wish Jabra had provided a low latency mode to help reduce the delayed effect.
However, we experienced no issues in transmission when watching films and TV shows. Moreover, thanks to Bluetooth v5.2, connection quality was strong at all times, with no skipping during music playback.
<h3>Design and Utility</h3>
The Jabra Elite 7 Pro feature a very compact design, with no visible stalks present. The quality of materials used feels good to the touch, and the earbuds weigh just 5.4g each. If you appreciate a stealthy, understated look, you'll certainly like the earbuds in this Titanium Black colour.
The charging case is also quite pocket-friendly, and comes with both Qi wireless charging and USB-C charging, which is expected at this price point, but still appreciated.
Now while most true wireless earbuds use some form of touch controls, the Elite 7 Pros get physical buttons that you need to press in order to trigger various functions. The actuation point for the button is comfortable enough, and they allow you to control playback, cycle through the noise cancellation modes and trigger the voice assistant.
Now it's worth noting that at the time of this review, the Jabra Elite 7 Pro do not support connection with multiple devices at once, but Jabra mentions on their website that its Multipoint feature will be added in January 2022 via a firmware update.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a style="color: #0000ff;" href="https://www.editorji.com/tech-news/gadget-review/jabra-elite-3-review-solid-sound-for-5-499-1635435728462" target="_blank">Jabra Elite 3 review: solid sound for ₹5,499?</a>
<h3>Battery Life</h3>
The Jabra Elite 7 Pro earbuds claim to offer up to 8 hours of battery life on a single charge, and up to 30 hours with the included charging case, all with active noise cancellation on. We managed to get well over 5 hours in my testing which is impressive, and we like that Jabra has included fast charging, which allows you to get around an hour of playback in just 5 minutes.
<h3>App Support - Jabra Sound+ app</h3>
The Jabra Sound+ is quite exhaustive, and helps you customise the Elite 7 Pro earbuds just the way you like.
Not only can you customise the ANC profiles and controls, you can also modify the Equaliser and build your own sound profile. You can also use the app to take an earbud fit test, and to update the firmware.
There's also ample guidance at hand, and the app has sections which help you discover various features on the Jabra Elite 7 Pros in an informative manner.
A feature we particularly enjoyed in the app was the ambient sound section, that plays white noise and calming tracks to help your relax or focus, depending on your needs.
<h3>Verdict</h3>
At ₹17,999, the Jabra Elite 7 Pro earbuds are quite expensive, and sit squarely in the premium earbud segment. The active noise cancellation may leave you wanting more, but if you're looking for good sound quality, a customisable experience, great battery life and excellent call quality, these earbuds should definitely be on your list.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/jabra-elite-85t-review-best-active-noise-cancelling-earbuds-under-20-000-1613809116116">Jabra Elite 85t Review: best Active Noise Cancelling earbuds under ₹20,000?</a>

Nothing Ear 1 earbuds have been launched in a new Black colour, and we unbox them to see what's different and what remains the same.

Nothing Ear 1 Black Unboxing: Nothing remains the same

Nothing Ear 1 earbuds have been launched in a new Black colour, and we unbox them to see what's different and what remains the same. Check out our Nothing Ear 1 Black unboxing, right here on editorji.

<div data-pm-slice="1 1 []" data-en-clipboard="true">Nothing Ear 1 earbuds have been launched in a new Black colour, and we unbox them to see what's different and what remains the same.</div>

Tech company Nothing has launched the Black Edition of the Nothing ear (1) TWS earbuds. The Nothing ear (1) Black Edition will be sold alongside the White colourway option.
<h3>Nothing ear (1) Black price &amp; availability:</h3>
The Nothing ear (1) Black Edition TWS earbuds will be priced at ₹6,999 in India, which is the same price as the White colour option. They will be available through Flipkart, from December 13 onwards.
<h3>Nothing ear (1) Black specifications:</h3>
The Nothing ear (1) Black Edition TWS earbuds have the same specifications as the White colour option, which was launched earlier. The Nothing ear (1) earbuds feature a transparent design which exposes the buds&rsquo; engineering, including the magnets and circuit board. Powered by 11.6mm drivers, the Nothing ear (1) offer active noise cancellation technology that can be tuned to Light or Maximum mode, along with a Transparency mode. Nothing claims the buds can last up to 5.7 hours on their own, or up to 34 hours with the charging case. The TWS earbuds can deliver up to 8 hours of playback on a 10-minute charge, and also support wireless charging.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/tech-news/nothing-ear-1-available-on-flipkart-for-6-299-with-additional-offers-check-discounts-1637938846525" target="_blank">Nothing ear (1) available on Flipkart for ₹6,299 with additional offers: check discounts!</a>
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/nothing-ear-1-review-you-ain-t-seen-nothing-like-this-before-1627564407442" target="_blank">Nothing Ear 1 Review: You Ain't Seen NOTHING Like This Before!</a>

Best smartphones of 2021: this year saw some radical new designs and hardware in smartphones, so we take a look at the coolest smartphones launched in 2021.

Year Ender 2021: These were the best smartphones of the year 2021

2021 is coming to a close, and we here at editorji thought it'd be a good idea to look back at all the smartphones that wowed us this year. We’re talking folding phones, rollable phones, phones that save the environment and much, much more. So get ready for some reminiscing, because these are the coolest smartphones of 2021.

Year-Ender 2021: Coolest smartphones of 2021

2021 is coming to a close, so we took a look back at all the smartphones that wowed us this year. We&rsquo;re talking folding phones, rollable phones, phones that save the environment and much, much more.

This year saw some really cool smartphones, which is why we here at editorji are going to share our top picks for the coolest smartphones of 2021. We&rsquo;re talking folding phones, rollable phones, phones that save the environment and much, much more.
<h3>Best&nbsp;smartphones&nbsp;of 2021</h3>
Our list includes devices like the <a style="color: #0000ff;" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/samsung-galaxy-z-fold3-5g-review-evolution-is-a-beautiful-thing-1630663535027" target="_blank">Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3</a> and <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/samsung-galaxy-z-flip3-review-it-s-flipping-fun-1631883124391" target="_blank">Galaxy Z Flip3</a> foldables, that dominated sales charts across the world when it came to folding phones, while debuting some really cool technology. Then there's the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/xiaomi-mi-11-ultra-flagship-launched-in-india-at-69-999-1619166806568" target="_blank">Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra</a>, that comes with a massive main sensor, up to 120x zoom and a cool secondary display on the back of the phone. We also have the <a style="color: #0000ff;" href="https://www.editorji.com/tech-news/gadget-review/vivo-x70-pro-review-more-than-just-a-camera-phone-1634912296434" target="_blank">Vivo X70 Pro+</a> here, that packed in arguably the best camera hardware we've seen in 2021 thanks to Zeiss-engineered optics and gimbal stabilisation. Speaking of hardware, there's the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/asus-rog-phone-5-review-king-of-the-gaming-monsters-1617952771317" target="_blank">Asus ROG Phone 5 Ultimate</a>, that took everything cool about gaming smartphones and turned it up to 11. Not only does it get air triggers and a 144Hz refresh rate screen, but it also gets a mini-display at the back and a whopping 18GB RAM! If you're not one for overkill though, then you'll appreciate the Fairphone 4, that's arguably the most sustainable smartphone of 2021. Its components can be replaced by the end user itself and it gets a 5 year warranty. But we can't talk cool smartphones and not talk about the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/oppo-find-x3-pro-launched-with-microscope-camera-1615472000641" target="_blank">Oppo Find X3 Pro</a>. On the face of it, it looks like a regular flagship, but its secret weapon is something no other phone has--a microscope camera!
Also watch:&nbsp;<a style="color: #0000ff;" href="https://www.editorji.com/tech-news/how-much-money-should-you-spend-on-mobile-gaming-1639208950421" target="_blank">How much money should you spend on mobile gaming?</a> Speaking of cameras, a device that got upgraded optics this year was the <a style="color: #0000ff;" href="https://www.editorji.com/tech-news/mobiles/microsoft-announces-surface-duo-2-foldable-smartphone-check-price-specs-1632395578394" target="_blank">Microsoft Surface Duo 2</a>. It also got stereo speakers, NFC, better displays and a folding screen form factor unlike any other. Last but definitely not the least, we had the <a style="color: #0000ff;" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/oppo-x-2021-hands-on-with-the-world-s-first-rollable-phone-1628247997570" target="_blank">Oppo X 2021</a>, which technically never made it to production, but with a rollable display, it was arguably one of the coolest smartphones of 2021.
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/oppo-x-2021-hands-on-with-the-world-s-first-rollable-phone-1628247997570" target="_blank">Oppo X 2021: Hands-on with the world's first rollable phone!</a>

Mobiles

On this episode of the EJ Tech Show, we take a look at our top picks for the best smartphones under ₹10,000.

The EJ Tech Show: best smartphones under ₹10,000

Buying a budget smartphone these days can be quite confusing, thanks to the many many options available out there, so take a look at some of the best smartphones out there that cost less than ₹10,000.
Moto e40 The Moto e40 was launched in October 2021, and features quite a lot of specs that are usually seen on more expensive smartphones.
The display is a 6.5-inch IPS LCD screen with a 90Hz refresh rate, and there's a 48MP triple camera system on the back. The 8MP front camera is nestled in a modern-looking punch-hole, which makes the e40 look way more expensive than it actually is. Being a Motorola phone, it runs near-Stock Android, so the interface is clean and free of bloatware. This means the UNISOC T700 octa-core chipset and 4GB RAM are enough to run the device quite smoothly, along with the Android 11. Plus, it gets 64GB of internal storage, but if that's not enough for you, you can fit it with up to 1TB of storage using a microSD card. Despite being a budget offering, it gets things like a USB Type-C port, fingerprint scanner, IP52 water repellent design, and still weighs under 200g. Of course, it also gets the usual bits and bobs like a 3.5mm headphone jack and a full-size dual Nano SIM tray. Keeping the lights on is a 5,000mAh battery, and there's 10W charging available.
Bonus: The moto e40 sports a very versatile camera app with things like a Portrait mode, HDR, Macro Vision, Pro mode and Google Lens, all which help get the best results from its 48MP triple camera setup.
Infinix Hot 10s When it comes to specs, the Infinix Hot 10s offers nearly everything one might want in a smartphone, and was launched in India earlier this year in April.
For starters, there's the powerful Helio G85 chipset under the hood, which helps power its large 6.82-inch HD+ 90Hz display. Add to that a 48MP triple rear camera and 8MP front facing camera, and you've got a phone that boasts of specs beyond its price range. The Infinix Hot 10s also houses a big 6,000mAh battery, and a fingerprint scanner for biometric authentication. Moreover, the camera app is full of useful modes and features, like Video bokeh, time-lapse and Super Night Mode. While it sports the micro-USB charging instead of USB Type-C and weighs a fair bit at 211g, it gets a full-size SIM tray, gyroscope, and a 3.5mm audio jack.
Bonus: Despite only packing in a 10W adapter in the box, the Infinix Hot 10s supports up to 18W fast charging, which promises to get get the phone to 50% in just 20 minutes.
realme C15 Despite being launched last year, realme's C15 packs some interesting specs, and even though it's the only phone here with 3GB RAM, it actually gets quite a lot to make up for the outright grunt.
First up, there's the Helio G35 octa-core chipset, one of the best in the segment, especially for gamers. Then there's a 13MP quad rear camera setup, that includes an 8MP ultra-wide sensor for capturing a wider field-of-view. Moreover, it's battery is a massive 6,000mAh unit that gets 18W quick charging and supports reverse charging as well! Unfortunately, it misses out on USB Type-C charging, gets only 32GB internal storage and is a bit chunky at around 209g and 9.8mm thickness. Still, it gets a fingerprint scanner, 3.5mm headphone jack, 8MP selfie camera and a full-size dual SIM tray, so that's a plus.
Bonus: The realme C15 ships with Android 10 out of the box, but the device has recently begun receiving the Android 11 update in India, with realme UI 2.0.
Tecno Spark 7T Launched in June 2021, the Tecno Spark 7T comes packed with a lot of impressive specs for the price.
There's a Helio G35 chipset, just like the realme c15, and it gets a respectable 4GB RAM with 64GB of expandable storage. However, that experience is certainly better on the Tecno Spark 7T thanks to Android 11 out of the box. On the back is a 48MP dual camera setup, and there's an 8MP sensor for selfies. The screen is a 6.52-inch display with a tear-drop notch and an HD+ resolution, and there's a fingerprint scanner on the back of the phone. There's a big 6,000mAh battery under the hood, which certainly makes the phone a touch heavy, at just over 200g. The phone does get a dual nano SIM tray, but it's still using a micro-USB port, and not the more modern USB Type-C. Like with other phones at this price point, it does get a 3.5mm audio jack.
Bonus: The Tecno Spark 7T runs on HiOS 7.6, which brings some interesting features like a Voice changer for calls and a Peek-proof display setting.
Micromax In 2b Homegrown hero Micromax launched its highly-anticipated Micromax In 2b back in July 2021, touted by the company as the 'No Hang Phone'.
To back that claim, the Micromax In 2b is fitted with a UNISOC T610 chipset and Android 11 and a minimum 4GB RAM. Apart from this, the In 2b sports a 6.52-inch HD+ display, a 13MP dual rear camera setup and 5MP front facing selfie camera in a tear-drop notch. It also gets 64GB expandable storage, fingerprint scanner, a 5,000mAh battery with 10W USB Type-C charging, and a full-size dual SIM tray. All this, and it still weighs only 190g.
Bonus: The In 2b is one of the few phones out there offering a 6GB RAM variant at under ₹10,000, making it quite a compelling choice for power users.
So these were our top 5 picks for smartphones that cost less than ₹10,000. If you're on a strict budget and really want to get the most for your money, these phones are sure to offer you just that.

<div data-pm-slice="1 1 []" data-en-clipboard="true">On this episode of the EJ Tech Show, we take a look at our top picks for the best smartphones under ₹10,000.</div>

Buying a budget smartphone these days can be quite confusing, thanks to the many many options available out there, so take a look at some of the best smartphones out there that cost less than ₹10,000.
<h3>Motorola&nbsp;Moto e40</h3>
The <a style="color: #0000ff;" href="https://www.editorji.com/tech-news/mobiles/motorola-launches-moto-e40-smartphone-in-india-check-price-specs-1634035181827" target="_blank">Moto e40</a> was launched in October 2021, and features quite a lot of specs that are usually seen on more expensive smartphones.
<h3>Moto e40 Specification</h3>
The display is a 6.5-inch IPS LCD screen with a 90Hz refresh rate, and there's a 48MP triple camera system on the back. The 8MP front camera is nestled in a modern-looking punch-hole, which makes the e40 look way more expensive than it actually is.
Being a Motorola phone, it runs near-Stock Android, so the interface is clean and free of bloatware. This means the UNISOC T700 octa-core chipset and 4GB RAM are enough to run the device quite smoothly, along with the Android 11. Plus, it gets 64GB of internal storage, but if that's not enough for you, you can fit it with up to 1TB of storage using a microSD card.
Despite being a budget offering, it gets things like a USB Type-C port, fingerprint scanner, IP52 water repellent design, and still weighs under 200g.
Of course, it also gets the usual bits and bobs like a 3.5mm headphone jack and a full-size dual Nano SIM tray. Keeping the lights on is a 5,000mAh battery, and there's 10W charging available.
Bonus:
The moto e40 sports a very versatile camera app with things like a Portrait mode, HDR, Macro Vision, Pro mode and Google Lens, all which help get the best results from its 48MP triple camera setup.
<h3>Infinix Hot 10s</h3>
When it comes to specs, the <a style="color: #0000ff;" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/infinix-hot-10s-smartphone-launched-in-india-check-price-specs-1621515621105" target="_blank">Infinix Hot 10s</a> offers nearly everything one might want in a smartphone, and was launched in India earlier this year in April.
<h3>Infinix Hot 10s Specification</h3>
For starters, there's the powerful Helio G85 chipset under the hood, which helps power its large 6.82-inch HD+ 90Hz display. Add to that a 48MP triple rear camera and 8MP front facing camera, and you've got a phone that boasts of specs beyond its price range.
The Infinix Hot 10s also houses a big 6,000mAh battery, and a fingerprint scanner for biometric authentication. Moreover, the camera app is full of useful modes and features, like Video bokeh, time-lapse and Super Night Mode.
While it sports the micro-USB charging instead of USB Type-C and weighs a fair bit at 211g, it gets a full-size SIM tray, gyroscope, and a 3.5mm audio jack.
Bonus:
Despite only packing in a 10W adapter in the box, the Infinix Hot 10s supports up to 18W fast charging, which promises to get get the phone to 50% in just 20 minutes.
<h3>realme C15</h3>
Despite being launched last year, realme's C15 packs some interesting specs, and even though it's the only phone here with 3GB RAM, it actually gets quite a lot to make up for the outright grunt.
<h3>realme C15 Specification</h3>
First up, there's the Helio G35 octa-core chipset, one of the best in the segment, especially for gamers. Then there's a 13MP quad rear camera setup, that includes an 8MP ultra-wide sensor for capturing a wider field-of-view.
Moreover, it's battery is a massive 6,000mAh unit that gets 18W quick charging and supports reverse charging as well! Unfortunately, it misses out on USB Type-C charging, gets only 32GB internal storage and is a bit chunky at around 209g and 9.8mm thickness.
Still, it gets a fingerprint scanner, 3.5mm headphone jack, 8MP selfie camera and a full-size dual SIM tray, so that's a plus.
Bonus:
The realme C15 ships with Android 10 out of the box, but the device has recently begun receiving the Android 11 update in India, with realme UI 2.0.
<h3>Tecno Spark 7T</h3>
Launched in June 2021, the Tecno Spark 7T comes packed with a lot of impressive specs for the price.
<h3>Tecno Spark 7T Specification</h3>
There's a Helio G35 chipset, just like the realme c15, and it gets a respectable 4GB RAM with 64GB of expandable storage. However, that experience is certainly better on the Tecno Spark 7T thanks to Android 11 out of the box. On the back is a 48MP dual camera setup, and there's an 8MP sensor for selfies.
The screen is a 6.52-inch display with a tear-drop notch and an HD+ resolution, and there's a fingerprint scanner on the back of the phone. There's a big 6,000mAh battery under the hood, which certainly makes the phone a touch heavy, at just over 200g.
The phone does get a dual nano SIM tray, but it's still using a micro-USB port, and not the more modern USB Type-C. Like with other phones at this price point, it does get a 3.5mm audio jack.
Bonus:
The Tecno Spark 7T runs on HiOS 7.6, which brings some interesting features like a Voice changer for calls and a Peek-proof display setting.
<h3>Micromax In 2b</h3>
Homegrown hero Micromax launched its highly-anticipated <a style="color: #0000ff;" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/micromax-in-2b-smartphone-launched-in-india-price-specs-features-1627640769828" target="_blank">Micromax In 2b</a> back in July 2021, touted by the company as the 'No Hang Phone'.
<h3>Micromax In 2b Specification</h3>
To back that claim, the Micromax In 2b is fitted with a UNISOC T610 chipset and Android 11 and a minimum 4GB RAM. Apart from this, the In 2b sports a 6.52-inch HD+ display, a 13MP dual rear camera setup and 5MP front facing selfie camera in a tear-drop notch.
It also gets 64GB expandable storage, fingerprint scanner, a 5,000mAh battery with 10W USB Type-C charging, and a full-size dual SIM tray. All this, and it still weighs only 190g.
Bonus:
The In 2b is one of the few phones out there offering a 6GB RAM variant at under ₹10,000, making it quite a compelling choice for power users.
So these were our top 5 picks for smartphones that cost less than ₹10,000. If you're on a strict budget and really want to get the most for your money, these phones are sure to offer you just that.

Take a look at our top 5 picks for budget smartphones under ₹10,000. These phones include brands like Realme, Micromax, Infinix, Tecno and Motorola.

Best Smartphones Under ₹10,000 in India: Budget Bonanza!

Buying a budget smartphone these days can be quite confusing, thanks to the many many options available out there, so watch this video to take a look at our top 5 picks for smartphones under ₹10,000. These phones include brands like Realme, Micromax, Infinix, Tecno and Motorola, and feature Android 11, up to 6GB RAM and up to 1TB of storage.

Best Phones Under ₹10,000: Budget Bonanza!

Buying a budget smartphone these days can be quite confusing, thanks to the many many options available out there, so watch this video to take a look at our top 5 picks for smartphones under ₹10,000.

<div data-pm-slice="1 1 []" data-en-clipboard="true">Buying a budget smartphone these days can be quite confusing, thanks to the many many options available out there, so watch this video to take a look at our top 5 picks for smartphones under ₹10,000.</div>

Buying a budget smartphone these days can be quite confusing, thanks to the many many options available out there, so read on to take a look at our top 5 picks for smartphones under ₹10,000.
<h3>Moto e40</h3>
The <a href="https://www.editorji.com/tech-news/mobiles/motorola-launches-moto-e40-smartphone-in-india-check-price-specs-1634035181827" target="_blank">Moto e40</a> was launched in October 2021, and features quite a lot of specs that are usually seen on more expensive smartphones.
The display is a 6.5-inch IPS LCD screen with a 90Hz refresh rate, and there's a 48MP triple camera system on the back. The 8MP front camera is nestled in a modern-looking punch-hole, which makes the e40 look way more expensive than it actually is. Being a Motorola phone, it runs near-Stock Android, so the interface is clean and free of bloatware. This means the UNISOC t700 octa-core chipset and 4GB RAM are enough to run the device quite smoothly, along with the Android 11. Plus, it gets 64GB of internal storage, but if that's not enough for you, you can fit it with up to 1TB of storage using a microSD card. Despite being a budget offering, it gets things like a USB Type-C port, fingerprint scanner, IP52 water repellent design, and still weighs under 200g. Of course, it also gets the usual bits and bobs like a 3.5mm headphone jack and a full-size dual Nano SIM tray. Keeping the lights on is a 5,000mAh battery, and there's 10W charging available.
Bonus: The moto e40 sports a very versatile camera app with things like a Portrait mode, HDR, Macro Vision, Pro mode and Google Lens, all which help get the best results from its 48MP triple camera setup.
<h3>Infinix Hot 10s</h3>
When it comes to specs, the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/infinix-hot-10s-smartphone-launched-in-india-check-price-specs-1621515621105" target="_blank">Infinix Hot 10s</a> offers nearly everything one might want in a smartphone, and was launched in India earlier this year in April.
For starters, there's the powerful Helio G85 chipset under the hood, which helps power its large 6.82-inch HD+ 90Hz display. Add to that a 48MP triple rear camera and 8MP front facing camera, and you've got a phone that boasts of specs beyond its price range. The Infinix Hot 10s also houses a big 6,000mAh battery, and a fingerprint scanner for biometric authentication. Moreover, the camera app is full of useful modes and features, like Video bokeh, time-lapse and Super Night Mode. While it sports the micro-USB charging instead of USB Type-C and weighs a fair bit at 211g, it gets a full-size SIM tray, gyroscope, and a 3.5mm audio jack.
Bonus: Despite only packing in a 10W adapter in the box, the Infinix Hot 10s supports up to 18W fast charging, which promises to get get the phone to 50% in just 20 minutes.
<h3>realme C15</h3>
Despite being launched last year, realme's C15 packs some interesting specs, and even though it's the only phone here with 3GB RAM, it actually gets quite a lot to make up for the outright grunt.
First up, there's the Helio G35 octa-core chipset, one of the best in the segment, especially for gamers. Then there's a 13MP quad rear camera setup, that includes an 8MP ultra-wide sensor for capturing a wider field-of-view. Moreover, it's battery is a massive 6,000mAh unit that gets 18W quick charging and supports reverse charging as well! Unfortunately, it misses out on USB Type-C charging, gets only 32GB internal storage and is a bit chunky at around 209g and 9.8mm thickness. Still, it gets a fingerprint scanner, 3.5mm headphone jack, 8MP selfie camera and a full-size dual SIM tray, so that's a plus.
Bonus: The realme C15 ships with Android 10 out of the box, but the device has recently begun receiving the Android 11 update in India, with realme UI 2.0.
<h3>Tecno Spark 7T</h3>
Launched in June 2021, the Tecno Spark 7T comes packed with a lot of impressive specs for the price.
There's a Helio G35 chipset, just like the realme c15, and it gets a respectable 4GB RAM with 64GB of expandable storage. However, that experience is certainly better on the Tecno Spark 7T thanks to Android 11 out of the box. On the back is a 48MP dual camera setup, and there's an 8MP sensor for selfies. The screen is a 6.52-inch display with a tear-drop notch and an HD+ resolution, and there's a fingerprint scanner on the back of the phone. There's a big 6,000mAh battery under the hood, which certainly makes the phone a touch heavy, at just over 200g. The phone does get a dual nano SIM tray, but it's still using a micro-USB port, and not the more modern USB Type-C. Like with other phones at this price point, it does get a 3.5mm audio jack.
Bonus: The Tecno Spark 7T runs on HiOS 7.6, which brings some interesting features like a Voice changer for calls and a Peek-proof display setting.
<h3>Micromax In 2b</h3>
Homegrown hero Micromax launched its highly-anticipated <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/micromax-in-2b-smartphone-launched-in-india-price-specs-features-1627640769828" target="_blank">Micromax In 2b</a> back in July 2021, touted by the company as the 'No Hang Phone'.
To back that claim, the Micromax In 2b is fitted with a UNISOC T610 chipset and Android 11 and a minimum 4GB RAM. Apart from this, the In 2b sports a 6.52-inch HD+ display, a 13MP dual rear camera setup and 5MP front facing selfie camera in a tear-drop notch. It also gets 64GB expandable storage, fingerprint scanner, a 5,000mAh battery with 10W USB Type-C charging, and a full-size dual SIM tray. All this, and it still weighs only 190g.
Bonus: The In 2b is one of the few phones out there offering a 6GB RAM variant at under ₹10,000, making it quite a compelling choice for power users.
So these were our top 5 picks for smartphones that cost less than ₹10,000. If you're on a strict budget and really want to get the most for your money, these phones are sure to offer you just that.

This week on the EJ Tech Show, we dive into all that's new with Oppo's ColorOS 12, along with our first impressions of the brand new Realme GT Neo 2.

The EJ Tech Show: Oppo ColorOS 12 Review, Realme GT Neo 2 First Impressions!

On this episode of the EJ Tech Show, we take a look at all the new features and improvements Oppo has brought with the Android 12-based ColorOS 12 operating system. We also unbox and offer up our first impressions of the Realme GT Neo 2 smartphone.

On this episode of the EJ Tech Show, we take a look at all the new features and improvements Oppo has brought with the Android 12-based ColorOS 12 operating system. We also unbox and offer up our first impressions of the Realme GT Neo 2 smartphone.

On this episode, we take a look at all the new features and improvements Oppo has brought with the Android 12-based ColorOS 12 operating system. We also unbox and offer up our first impressions of the Realme GT Neo 2 smartphone.

On this episode of the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/editorji-specials/the-ej-tech-show">EJ Tech Show</a>, we take a look at all the new features and improvements Oppo has brought with the Android 12-based ColorOS 12 operating system. We also unbox and offer up our first impressions of the Realme GT Neo 2 smartphone.
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The Micromax In Note 2 smartphone has been launched in India. The phone features a quad rear camera setup, and an AMOLED display.

Micromax In Note 2 smartphone launched: check price, specs

The Micromax In Note 2 smartphone has been launched in India. The phone features a quad rear camera setup, and an AMOLED display.

The Micromax In Note 2 smartphone has been launched in India. The phone features a quad rear camera setup, and an AMOLED display.
<h2>Micromax In Note 2 price and availability</h2>
The Micromax In Note 2 has been priced at ₹13,490 for the sole 4GB + 64GB version. The phone is available for an introductory price of ₹12,490 for a limited period. The phone is available in black and brown colours. It will go on sale starting January 30 through Flipkart and the Micromax website.
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<h2>Micromax In Note 2 specifications</h2>
The Micromax In Note 2 is powered by the MediaTek Helio G95 SoC, coupled with 4GB RAM and 64GB storage, which is expandable up to 256GB through a microSD card slot. It sports a 6.43-inch FHD+ AMOLED display with 550 nits of peak brightness. The smartphone runs on Android 11.
For optics the phone offers a quad rear camera setup with a 48MP primary sensor, a 5MP ultra-wide camera, a 2MP macro camera, 2MP depth sensor. On the front is a 16MP selfie camera.
Micromax has packed in a 5,000mAh battery with 30W fast charging.

A report from Android Central states that the OnePlus 10R smartphone is all set to launch in India and China in Q2 2022.

OnePlus 10R tipped to launch with Dimensity 9000 chipset: report

A report from Android Central states that the OnePlus 10R smartphone is all set to launch in India and China in Q2 2022.

The OnePlus 10 Pro flagship smartphone has been launched by the company in China. However, OnePlus has not discussed any details of other phones in the OnePlus 10 series.
A report from Android Central, however, states that the OnePlus 10R smartphone is all set to launch in India and China in Q2 2022.
<h2>OnePlus 10R specifications</h2>
The OnePlus 10R has been reported to sport a MediaTek Dimensity 9000 SoC, along with a minimum of 8GB RAM and 128GB storage. The smartphone may also offer an AMOLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate.
<h2>OnePlus 10R availability</h2>
As noted earlier, the smartphone is expected to launch in the 2nd quarter of 2022. The OnePlus 10R will reportedly not launch in western markets, but will only be available in Asian markets like the OnePlus 9R and OnePlus 9RT.
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<h2>OnePlus 10 won&rsquo;t get Dimensity 9000</h2>
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Samsung India has announced new offers for customers buying the Galaxy Z Flip 3 and Galaxy Z Fold 3 smartphones.

Samsung announces offers for Galaxy Z Fold 3, Z Flip 3 smartphones

Samsung India has announced new offers for customers buying the Galaxy Z Flip 3 and Galaxy Z Fold 3 smartphones.

Samsung India has announced new offers for customers buying the Galaxy Z Flip 3 and Galaxy Z Fold 3 smartphones.
Customers looking to purchase Samsung&rsquo;s latest foldables can avail a cashback of up to ₹5,000 on Samsung Finance+ when buying the Galaxy Z Fold 3 and Galaxy Z Flip 3.
On purchase of a Galaxy Z Fold 3, customers can avail an upgrade bonus of ₹7,000 or instant cashback of ₹7,000 across all banks&rsquo; debit and credit cards. Customers looking to purchase a Galaxy Z Flip 3 can avail bank cashback worth ₹7,000, or a ₹10,000 upgrade bonus.
Customers purchasing either Galaxy Z series phone can also get the Galaxy Buds 2 TWS earbuds, worth ₹11,999, for a price of ₹2,999. All offers are valid until January 31, 2022.
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<h2>Galaxy Z Fold 3 specs</h2>
The Galaxy Z Fold 3 features a 6.2-inch 120Hz AMOLED cover display with an 832 x 2268 resolution, and a 7.6-inch FHD+ 120Hz AMOLED internal display. Both displays have HDR10+ support. For optics, there&rsquo;s a 12MP triple camera setup at the back. Samsung has implemented an under-display front camera for the internal screen, with a 4MP sensor. The cover screen also has a 10MP selfie camera. Samsung has provided a 4,400mAh battery with 25W fast charging. The Galaxy Z Fold 3 also gets S-Pen support, with a new S-Pen with a rubber tip specially designed for the internal screen.
<h2>Galaxy Z Flip 3 specs</h2>
The Galaxy Z Flip 3, meanwhile, features a 6.7-inch FHD+ 120Hz AMOLED primary display with HDR10+ support, and a 1.9-inch AMOLED display on the lid with a 512x260 resolution. For optics, it features a 12MP dual rear camera setup, and a 10MP selfie camera. Samsung has packed in a 3,300mAh battery with 15W fast charging.

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