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Journalist Pamela Cerdeira recently demonstrated the practicality of AirTags. She used them to monitor two donations intended for Turkey

Journalist uses Apple AirTags to track donated goods and exposes fraud

Journalist Pamela Cerdeira recently demonstrated the practicality of AirTags. She used them to monitor two donations intended for Turkey

AirTags are compact devices that can be attached to any item for location tracking. They connect to nearby Apple devices via Bluetooth, enabling users to monitor the location. These devices are highly valuable for tracking lost or stolen items and ensuring the security of goods in transit. Journalist Pamela Cerdeira recently demonstrated the practicality of AirTags. She used them to monitor two donations intended for Turkey. Suspecting that the donations might not reach their destination, she discreetly placed an AirTag inside each item. Using the Find My app, Cerdeira tracked the donations and discovered that they had been separated, with no delivery to Turkey. Instead, the items appeared in different markets in Mexico City, where vendors were reselling them.Cerdeira's experience emphasizes the versatility of AirTags. They serve as a powerful tool for locating lost or stolen items, monitoring the movement of goods, and exposing fraudulent activities.

Insomniac Games announced today that Marvel's Spider-Man 2 will release on October 20, 2023, exclusively for PlayStation 5

Marvel's Spider-Man 2 to release on PS5 october 20

Insomniac Games announced today that Marvel's Spider-Man 2 will release on October 20, 2023, exclusively for PlayStation 5

Insomniac Games has unveiled exciting news for fans of the popular Marvel's Spider-Man franchise. Marvel's Spider-Man 2 is set to swing its way onto PlayStation 5 on October 20, 2023. This highly anticipated game promises to deliver an immersive and action-packed experience, exclusively for PlayStation 5 users. One of the most exciting aspects of Marvel's Spider-Man 2 is the inclusion of two iconic playable characters: Peter Parker and Miles Morales. Players will have the opportunity to assume the roles of both beloved heroes, allowing for dynamic gameplay and a fresh perspective on the Spider-Man universe. What's more, the game will enable seamless character-switching, giving players the freedom to alternate between Peter and Miles at their own discretion. Adding to the anticipation, Marvel's Spider-Man 2 will introduce a formidable new villain: Venom. This iconic and complex antagonist will undoubtedly provide a thrilling challenge for our web-slinging heroes, raising the stakes and creating an engrossing narrative. For eager fans looking to secure their copy of Marvel's Spider-Man 2, pre-orders will commence on June 16. Early birds will have the opportunity to reserve their spot in the Spider-Verse and be among the first to experience the epic gameplay and captivating storylines that await. Prices for the game will start at $69.99, reflecting the high-quality and immersive gaming experience that Insomniac Games is known for. As the release date draws near, fans can look forward to more updates, trailers, and sneak peeks of Marvel's Spider-Man 2, building anticipation and excitement. Insomniac Games has once again raised the bar for superhero gaming, and this highly anticipated sequel is sure to deliver an unforgettable experience for fans of the Marvel's Spider-Man series. Get ready to swing into action on October 20, 2023, and join the legendary web-slingers in their thrilling new adventure, exclusively on PlayStation 5. Don't miss out on this opportunity to become the ultimate Spider-Man and face off against the menacing presence of Venom. Secure your copy today and prepare for an exhilarating journey through the Spider-Verse like never before.

iQOO has made an official announcement confirming the upcoming launch of the iQOO Neo 7 Pro on July 4th

Confirmed! iQOO Neo 7 Pro launching in India on July 4th: Here is what we know so far

iQOO has made an official announcement confirming the upcoming launch of the iQOO Neo 7 Pro on July 4th

iQOO has made an official announcement confirming the upcoming launch of the iQOO Neo 7 Pro on July 4th. Nipun Marya took to Twitter to share the news regarding the release date. According to speculations, the Neo 7 Pro is believed to be a rebranded version of the Neo 7 Racing Edition, which is currently available in China and if the rumours are true then the Neo 7 Pro will include a powerful Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chipset, a smooth 120Hz AMOLED display, a triple rear camera setup, a 5000mAh battery, and support for 120W fast charging. The expected price of the device is estimated to be approximately ₹40,000. &nbsp; &nbsp;

ChatGPT has been targeted in a defamation lawsuit after falsely generating embezzlement claims against a radio host, who is now seeking financial damages.

AI defamation lawsuit: ChatGPT sued for spreading misinformation

ChatGPT has been targeted in a defamation lawsuit after falsely generating embezzlement claims against a radio host, who is now seeking financial damages.

OpenAI has been sued for defamation after its chatbot, ChatGPT, generated a false embezzlement complaint against radio host Mark Walters.
Walters, who is CEO of CCW Broadcast Media and hosts a radio show, played no part in the case.
The suit, filed in a Georgia state court, calls ChatGPT&rsquo;s output malicious, and Waters is seeking financial damages, which will be determined at the time of trial.
&nbsp;

Meta's upcoming Twitter alternative, codenamed "Project 92," has been leaked revealing its UI and features

Meta to launch Twitter rival “Threads” in June

Meta's upcoming Twitter alternative, codenamed "Project 92," has been leaked revealing its UI and features

Meta's upcoming Twitter alternative, codenamed "Project 92," has been leaked revealing its UI and features. Internal slides obtained by The Verge, showcase a text-focused derivative of Instagram that incorporates elements from Twitter. The app includes a blue tick verification system and familiar interaction buttons like Twitter. Similar to Twitter, the app employs a threaded approach to distinguish replies to original posts.Rumoured to launch in June, the app is potentially named Threads. Users will log in using their Instagram accounts, seamlessly transferring their details. The app is expected to support text updates of up to 500 characters, photos, and videos up to five minutes in length, and carry over blocked preferences from Instagram.

Samsung has unveiled the One UI 5 beta for the Galaxy Watch series

Galaxy Watch users can now gain early access to One UI 5

Samsung has unveiled the One UI 5 beta for the Galaxy Watch series

Samsung has unveiled the One UI 5 beta for the Galaxy Watch series. This update is currently available to a limited number of beta testers in the United States and South Korea. With a file size of approximately 1.7GB, the software update introduces a range of exciting new features, including enhanced health sensors, an improved Sleep Insights UI, upgraded SOS functionality, and more. It is expected that the stable version of this update will be rolled out to the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 and Galaxy Watch 5 series later this year.To access the new One UI 5 Watch Beta update, users can navigate to the Samsung Members app. From there, they can locate the One UI Watch 5 beta card and select the compatible Galaxy Watch card.

According to a report by the Wall Street Journal, Amazon is considering the introduction of an advertising-supported version of its Prime Video streaming service.

Report: Amazon to follow Netflix and Disney+ with ad-supported streaming

According to a report by the Wall Street Journal, Amazon is considering the introduction of an advertising-supported version of its Prime Video streaming service.

According to a report by the Wall Street Journal, Amazon is considering the introduction of an advertising-supported version of its Prime Video streaming service. This move follows similar strategies implemented by competitors Netflix and Walt Disney on their platforms. The discussions regarding the ad tier have been ongoing for several weeks. The streaming industry has experienced a decline in new subscribers due to economic challenges as people limit their discretionary spending. Additionally, Amazon is reportedly in talks with Warner Bros Discovery and Paramount Global to include their ad-based tiers within Prime Video. &nbsp; &nbsp;

Reliance has launched JioTag, a Bluetooth tracker like Apple’s AirTag in India. Priced at ₹2,199, it undercuts Apple's offering by half and is available for a limited time at under ₹1,000

Reliance launches JioTag, an affordable alternative to Apple AirTag

Reliance has launched JioTag, a Bluetooth tracker like Apple&rsquo;s AirTag in India. Priced at ₹2,199, it undercuts Apple's offering by half and is available for a limited time at under ₹1,000

Reliance has launched JioTag, a Bluetooth tracker like Apple&rsquo;s AirTag in India. Priced at ₹2,199, it undercuts Apple's offering by half and is available for a limited time at under ₹1,000. The lightweight device connects to the JioThings app, allowing users to track their personal items like wallets and handbags. It comes with a replaceable CR2032 battery that can run for almost 1 full year and has a range of up to 20 metres indoors and 50 metres outdoors using Bluetooth 5.1. JioTag can also help locate misplaced smartphones by double-tapping the device to make the phone ring, even in silent mode. Additionally, JioTag offers the unique Jio Community Find feature, enabling users to mark the device as lost in the app and receive help from the Jio community to locate it. Interested buyers can purchase JioTag from the official Jio website. &nbsp; &nbsp;

The Realme 11 Pro+ is created with a focus on aesthetics. It also includes the new Dimensity 7050 chipset and 100W wired charging, making it the fastest-charging smartphone under ₹30,000. Has Realme created the best mid-range smartphone?

Realme 11 Pro+ review: Stylish mid-ranger with ultra-quick charging

The Realme 11 Pro+ is created with a focus on aesthetics. It also includes the new Dimensity 7050 chipset and 100W wired charging, making it the fastest-charging smartphone under ₹30,000. Has Realme created the best mid-range smartphone?

Last year, I did a review of the Realme 10 Pro+ and found it to be a very promising smartphone.
Now, it has a successor, and it is a good-looking smartphone, Isn't it?
But, in a market where a lot of new mid-range phones are now launching with curved displays, can the new Realme 11 Pro+ make a mark?&nbsp;
Design
The Realme 11 Pro+ was designed with aesthetics in mind. It features a curved display with narrow bezels, a slim profile, but its distinctive back design is what sets it apart.&nbsp;
It gets a circular camera housing and a soft-touch vegan leather finish with faux stitching which feels great in hand. However, this central stripe may not appeal to everyone.
Still, the Realme 11 Pro+ stands out without being over the top, and its design alone will win over many customers.
Display
The Realme 11 Pro+ has a 6.7-inch AMOLED display with a variable refresh rate of 120Hz. However, I did notice some games not supporting the high refresh rate.
Anyway, the display also gets HDR10+ certification as well as Widevine L1 support.&nbsp;
The colours and viewing angles of this display are excellent, and so is its peak brightness, as I had no trouble viewing it in this scorching Delhi summer.&nbsp;
Utility
The Realme 11 Pro+ is a 5G-enabled dual SIM smartphone. It has neither expandable storage nor a headphone jack.
It gets an in-display optical fingerprint reader, which in my experience worked fine.&nbsp;
There are also stereo speakers on this smartphone which can get quite loud and make up for a good content watching experience. &nbsp; Performance &amp; Software
The Realme 11 Pro+ debuts with MediaTek&rsquo;s new Dimensity 7050. But is the Dimensity 7050 all new?
Not really, you see Dimensity chipsets have recently undergone a rebranding, and what you get here is basically a Dimensity 1080 with a new name. Yup, the same Dimensity 1080 which powered the Realme 10 Pro+.&nbsp;
This 6nm chipset, though, is powerful enough to play Call of Duty at max frame rate, so there shouldn't be any issues here. The stability ratings for the phone's CPU and GPU are particularly impressive, and the thermal management is top-notch as well.&nbsp;
However, the software on this phone is a totally different story. It runs on Realme UI built on top of Android 13, but the Realme UI on this particular phone is all over the place.&nbsp;
To begin with, there are a lot of pre-installed third-party apps and games. Not only that, you have Realme&rsquo;s first party apps that bombard you with notifications.
Oh, in fact, the phone&rsquo;s stock internet app won&rsquo;t let you exit it unless and until you make it your default browser. If you do that, you&rsquo;ll get to see even more ads.
That&rsquo;s not all, there are ads baked into the app drawer as well.&nbsp;
To be fair, you can uninstall the bloatware and disable UI ads as well. However, this is the first time that I had to tweak a phone&rsquo;s settings for hours just to unclutter it.&nbsp;
This is such a bummer since the general performance of this phone is pretty smooth.
Cameras
Brands rely heavily on selling specifications in the mid-range phone segment. And what better specification can you sell than a camera whose resolution matches that of the S23 Ultra.&nbsp;
Yup, the Realme 11 Pro+ has a 200MP main camera with OIS which is good, but let that not be the deciding factor for you to buy this phone.&nbsp;
The photos come out to be well detailed with good dynamic range. You also can click photos in full 200 megapixels, but the dynamic range does suffer in these shots.&nbsp;
Low light photos are also bright and carry a decent level of detail.
Videos are a bit less impressive; you see there is no stabilisation at all at 4K, and 1080p uses EIS despite the sensor getting OIS.&nbsp;
The 8MP ultrawide camera is pretty average in terms of colours and dynamic range, while the 2MP macro camera gets the job done.&nbsp;
For selfies, you get a 32MP camera at the front, which is fine for social media use.
Battery Life
The 5,000mAh battery on this smartphone, when combined with the power efficient 6nm chipset, does offer great battery life. I could easily extract around 7 hours of screen time from this phone with mixed use.&nbsp;
However, do keep in mind that there was additional battery drain when I did not disable ads and spammy notifications. So, it's important to get rid of them.&nbsp;
What&rsquo;s impressive is the 100W fast charging on offer, which is the fastest on a phone under ₹30,000. It can fully charge the Realme 11 Pro+ in under 40 minutes, which is quite convenient.&nbsp;
Verdict
The Realme 11 Pro+ gets a lot of things right. It looks great, gets a good chipset and offers super-fast charging as well.&nbsp;
On the flipside, its ad-heavy software is something that needs to be fixed and I really hope that Realme is already working on it in a future software update.&nbsp;

Tech

There have been numerous high-profile YouTube account hacks this year, highlighting the need to prioritise data security.

Why hackers target YouTube celebrities: How you can stay safe

There have been numerous high-profile YouTube account hacks this year, highlighting the need to prioritise data security.

In a recent series of unfortunate events, several prominent YouTube channels have been breached by hackers, causing widespread disruption and a significant Tesla scam. This has been a wake-up call for all content creators, raising crucial questions about cybersecurity.
Among those hacked were the news outlet Mojo Story, comedian Tanmay Bhat, stand-up comic Aishwarya Mohanraj, and YouTuber Abdu Rozik.
They claimed that even two-factor authentication was bypassed in the breach, raising serious security concerns.
After urging YouTube to freeze the platform, the compromised accounts were eventually restored, but the damage was done.
The attacks appear to be leveraging Elon Musk's online popularity to spread Tesla scams. This is not the first time such an incident has occurred.
In March, Linus Sebastian of Linus Tech Tips had his account compromised in a similar fashion, with the hacker live-streaming clips of Musk talking about cryptocurrency.
Here's the catch: the live streams carried superimposed messages and QR codes that led users to suspicious links.
These links redirected the user to dummy pages with even more QR codes, adding another layer of danger to the unsuspecting viewer.
So, how did this happen? How can two-factor authentication be bypassed? It's possible if multiple devices have been hacked or if the hackers got their hands on something called 'session tokens&rsquo;.
These tokens let your browser remember your login details. If a hacker gets a hold of them, they could get into your account.
In light of such incidents, it's more important than ever to secure your accounts. Following cybersecurity guidelines and being aware of the threats is the first step in this direction.
Implement multi-factor authentication, manage your privacy settings, use trusted devices, and maintain awareness of cybersecurity threats.
Remember, the key to online safety lies in our hands. Stay alert, stay secure.

The dual displays on the Apple Vision Pro do not have the fastest refresh rate in the industry.

Apple Vision Pro display refresh rate revealed

The dual displays on the Apple Vision Pro do not have the fastest refresh rate in the industry.

Apple announced its first mixed reality headset, the Vision Pro during its 2023 WWDC.
The company disclosed the Vision Pro's display refreshes at 90Hz during a developer session at the event.
Although this is similar to competitors such as the Meta Quest 2, some VR headsets offer significantly higher refresh rates, such as 120Hz and 144Hz.
The Apple Vision Pro headset will be available in the US in early 2024.

The new WhatsApp Channels feature is similar to Telegram's well-known feature of the same name.

WhatsApp Channels launched for one-way broadcast messages

The new WhatsApp Channels feature is similar to Telegram's well-known feature of the same name.

WhatsApp has announced a new feature called Channels, which allows users to receive important updates from people and organisations in a private way.
Channels are one-way, so users cannot reply to messages. They are also searchable, so users can easily find the information they need.
WhatsApp says that Channels are a great way for businesses, schools, and other organisations to communicate with their customers or members.

The CEO of Meta believes that his own Quest VR headsets offer better hardware at more affordable prices.

Mark Zuckerberg slams Apple's Vision Pro as overpriced and lacking innovation

The CEO of Meta believes that his own Quest VR headsets offer better hardware at more affordable prices.

Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Meta, has criticised Apple's recently launched Vision Pro headset, calling it a costly product that provides no "magical solutions".
Speaking in a company-wide meeting, Zuckerberg suggested that Meta's own VR Quest headsets are much cheaper and bring people together, in contrast to Apple's promotional videos that show people being isolated.
He noted that Apple made design trade-offs, including offering a metal design and a high-resolution display, but these resulted in a seven-fold increase in cost and requires a wired connection because it does not have an in-built battery.

Realme has introduced its latest lineup, the Realme 11 Pro series, in India

Realme 11 Pro and 11 Pro+ launched in India: Check specs, features & price

Realme has introduced its latest lineup, the Realme 11 Pro series, in India

Realme has introduced its latest lineup, the Realme 11 Pro series, in India. This series comprises two models, namely the Realme 11 Pro and the Realme 11 Pro+. Both phones showcase similar designs, with the primary distinction lying in their specifications.Both the Pro and the Pro+ feature MediaTek's Dimensity 7050 SoC, a 6.7-inch 120Hz curved AMOLED display with an under-display fingerprint scanner, and a powerful 5000mAh battery.In terms of camera capabilities, the Realme 11 Pro+ boasts a 200MP triple camera setup and a 32MP selfie camera. On the other hand, the standard Pro model offers a 100MP dual camera setup and a 16MP front-facing camera. Furthermore, a disparity can be observed in the charging speeds of the two phones. The higher-end Realme 11 Pro+ is equipped with a 100W wired charging feature, while the Pro model supports only 67W charging.The Realme 11 Pro is priced at ₹23,999 in India for the 8GB/128GB variant. As for the Realme 11 Pro+ 5G, its base model with 8GB/256GB configuration starts at ₹27,999. Both phones are available in the Sunrise Beige, Oasis Green, and Astral Black colour options.

India's Minister of State for Electronics and Information Technology, Rajeev Chandrasekhar, has revealed plans for new legislation aimed at regulating the internet and combatting cybercrimes in the country.

India's digital bill to regulate internet, combat cybercrimes, and ban 11 types of content

India's Minister of State for Electronics and Information Technology, Rajeev Chandrasekhar, has revealed plans for new legislation aimed at regulating the internet and combatting cybercrimes in the country.

India is taking steps to enhance online safety and combat cybercrimes with the introduction of the Digital India Bill. The bill, proposed by Rajeev Chandrasekhar, the Minister of State for Electronics and Information Technology, aims to regulate the internet and address various online safety concerns. These concerns include the dissemination of child sexual abuse material, religious incitement material, patent violations, and misinformation on social media platforms. Chandrasekhar emphasized the need for this legislation given India's significant digital transformation, with a staggering 850 million internet users in the country. Under the bill, online platforms will be held accountable for hosting prohibited content. Specifically, there will be 11 types of content that will be banned, such as pornography, harmful material for children, copyright infringement, and misleading information. The ultimate goal of the Digital India Bill is to establish India as a safe and trustworthy digital destination, with online platforms sharing the responsibility of ensuring user safety and trust. In addition to this bill, the government is also planning to present the Digital Personal Data Protection Bill in Parliament. These efforts reflect the government's commitment to safeguarding digital citizens and fostering an open and secure online environment.

Samsung debuts the Galaxy F54 5G in India with the Exynos 1380 chipset, a 6.7" Full HD sAMOLED Plus screen, a 6000mAh battery, and a 108MP camera. Is it worth ₹29,999? Find out in our review!

Samsung Galaxy F54 5G Review: Is It the Best Smartphone Under 30k?

Samsung debuts the Galaxy F54 5G in India with the Exynos 1380 chipset, a 6.7" Full HD sAMOLED Plus screen, a 6000mAh battery, and a 108MP camera. Is it worth ₹29,999? Find out in our review!

A new day, a new phone, and it's a new Samsung phone! Introducing the all-new Samsung Galaxy F54 5G, Samsung's latest mid-range smartphone. In this video, we'll explore whether the Galaxy F54 5G is a worthy purchase or not.
Design: Just like other Samsung phones launched this year, the Galaxy F54 boasts a design that closely resembles Samsung's premium S series. The overall build is plastic, which tends to attract fingerprints and scratches. The phone is lightweight and feels comfortable in hand. The only drawback is the absence of stereo speakers on this device.
Display: The Galaxy F54 5G features a 6.7-inch FHD AMOLED screen with a 120Hz refresh rate, protected by Gorilla Glass 5. The display quality is excellent, although the viewing angles are just average.
Performance: Powered by Samsung's in-house Exynos 1380 chipset, the Galaxy F54 delivers decent power for handling light to moderate usage. Light multitasking and gaming are smooth with the F54. On the software side, the F54 comes with OneUI 5.1 on top of Android 13 out of the box, with Samsung promising 4 years of OS updates.
Camera: The primary 108MP camera captures impressive shots in well-lit conditions, but struggles with detail in challenging situations. The ultra-wide-angle camera suffers from a color shift issue. However, the F54 excels in video recording, offering 4K 30fps capabilities for both the front and rear cameras.
Battery: The Samsung Galaxy F54 5G boasts a monstrous 6000mAh battery that refuses to drain before the end of the day. It can easily stretch to two days of usage without major issues. Sadly, the box does not include a charger.
Verdict: The Samsung Galaxy F54 5G is an excellent choice for those seeking a reliable multimedia companion, backed by Samsung's brand value. Considering its features and the price of ₹29,999, we believe the Galaxy F54 is definitely worth the investment.

Gadget Review

The Google Pixel 7a has been launched in India, priced at ₹39,999 for the 8GB RAM + 128GB storage variant. It sports a 64MP dual rear camera setup, a 6.1-inch OLED 90Hz display, a 4,385mAh battery, wireless charging, and IP67 rating.

Google Pixel 7a Review: a new formula!

The Google Pixel 7a has been launched in India, priced at ₹39,999 for the 8GB RAM + 128GB storage variant. It sports a dual camera setup with a 64MP primary sensor and a 13MP ultra-wide sensor. The Google Pixel 7a runs on the Google Tensor G2 chipset, with 8GB of LPDDR5 RAM. On the front, there’s a 6.1-inch 2400x1080 90Hz OLED display. The Google Pixel 7a also comes with UFS 3.1 storage, stereo speakers, and an IP67 rating for dust and water resistance. On the software front, there’s stock Android 13 with Pixel’s Material You UI, and 5 years of Pixel updates promised. There’s a 4,385mAh battery under the hood, that charges at a maximum 18W, with no charging adaptor provided in the box. Watch our Google Pixel 7a review to find out how well it performed! 

<ul>
<li>Google Tensor G2 chipset</li>
<li>New 64MP sensor</li>
<li>4,385mAh battery</li>
</ul>

Over the years, Google&rsquo;s Pixel A-series has developed a reputation for offering the flagship Pixel experience on a budget. Whether it was the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/google-pixel-3a-xl-review-1560256995784">Pixel 3a</a>, <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/google-pixel-4a-review-simple-but-effective-1603442833786">4a</a>, or <a href="https://www.editorji.com/tech-news/gadget-review/google-pixel-6a-review-buy-this-phone-if-you-love-photography-1659103711151">6a</a> that we&rsquo;ve reviewed, the A-series was all about budget specs, with a flagship camera.
But with this new Pixel 7a, I feel like Google has changed that formula. How? Well, that&rsquo;s what I&rsquo;m going to tell you about today.
<h3>Cameras</h3>
Let&rsquo;s begin my review with the cameras, because this is one of the main ways in which I feel the Pixel A-series formula has been changed.
You see, unlike the previous <a href="https://www.editorji.com/tech-news/gadget-review/google-pixel-6a-review-buy-this-phone-if-you-love-photography-1659103711151">Pixel 6a</a>, that used the tried and tested 12.2MP primary sensor that Google had been using for ages, the Pixel 7a gets a brand-new 64MP primary sensor.
In fact, it&rsquo;s so new, that even the current flagship <a href="https://www.editorji.com/tech-news/gadget-review/google-pixel-7-review-the-compelling-alternative-1666954505454">Google Pixel 7</a> and <a href="https://www.editorji.com/tech-news/gadget-review/pixel-7-pro-review-the-new-benchmark-1666695487087">7 Pro</a> have a technically inferior 50MP primary sensor.
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/tech-news/gadget-review/google-pixel-7-review-the-compelling-alternative-1666954505454">Google Pixel 7 Review: the compelling alternative!</a>
I tested the three sensors side-by-side, and honestly, there wasn&rsquo;t a whole lot of difference between them. In some cases, one of them was better with edge detection, while another was better with colour accuracy, and another produced more depth of field.
On its own though, this new camera system is a bit of a hit-and-miss.
In well-lit, outdoor situations, it did well with colour accuracy, but the image tended to look quite flat, and contrast levels weren&rsquo;t punchy enough. In mixed lighting conditions, there was enough dynamic range, but clarity took a bit of a hit. In low-light scenarios, despite Google&rsquo;s tried and tested Nightsight, results were quite inconsistent. Sometimes, I would get a shot with noise in darker areas of the frame, whereas other times I would get a perfectly exposed night shot. In some shots, the 7a struggled to remove noise and add details, but then in some shots, I&rsquo;d get crystal clear details.
What I&rsquo;m getting at here, is that this new 64MP sensor, while powerful, is not exactly consistent, at least not yet, and I feel like it&rsquo;ll get better over time as Google&rsquo;s machine learning prowess starts working its magic. For now, though, it feels like any other 64MP sensor at this price point that certainly doesn&rsquo;t take bad pictures, but doesn&rsquo;t take exceptional looking shots either, and to me, that&rsquo;s what the Pixel camera experience is all about.
Still, it&rsquo;s not all bad.
Portrait images to come out quite nicely in the right conditions, and even ultrawide shots from the 13MP sensor aren&rsquo;t bad, even if there is a lot of lens distortion in the edges of the frame.
When it comes to videos, results are pretty decent thanks to OIS on the main sensor, but don&rsquo;t expect anything brilliant. Colour accuracy isn&rsquo;t too bad, and you can shoot at a maximum 4K at 60fps with the primary sensor, although the ultra-wide is capped at 1080p.
The selfie camera takes good enough pictures, whether it&rsquo;s in bright, mixed or low-light conditions, and I do like the fact that there&rsquo;s support for 4K 30fps recording with the front facing camera.
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/tech-news/gadget-review/pixel-7-pro-review-the-new-benchmark-1666695487087">Pixel 7 Pro Review: The new benchmark?</a>
<h3>Design &amp; Utility</h3>
In terms of design, the Pixel 7a is closer to the flagship series than before, in fact, it looks almost identical to the Pixel 7 with the brushed aluminium frame and the camera bump. But, like previous A-series phones, it&rsquo;s got a plastic back, and the display is protected by Gorilla Glass 3, not Victus. That plastic back, sadly, is prone to scratches, so I&rsquo;d recommend buying a cover if you&rsquo;d like to keep it mint.
The buttons on this phone are all on the right side, and that power button placement is still as awful as ever. I reached for the volume up button instead on many occasions which made the whole experience a lot less ergonomic.
Another couple of compromises you&rsquo;ll have to make are in the storage department, because this phone only gets 128GB of UFS 3.1 storage, and it&rsquo;s not expandable via a microSD card.
In fact, there&rsquo;s no space for even a second SIM card, so if you need to use another number, it&rsquo;ll have to be configured as an e-SIM.
However, Google has added wireless charging to the A-series this year, although I don&rsquo;t know how useful that is, especially at 7.5W.
I mean, it&rsquo;s good enough if you want to trickle-charge it overnight or if you sit at a desk all day, but even the Pixel 7 offers faster wireless charging, so I wish Google had offered that here as well.
Still, it&rsquo;s not all bad, and there are two things I really like about the Pixel 7a.
One, I really like the way this phone feels in the hand, especially when it comes to the weight. Too many phones these days are either too heavy or too light, but at around 193g, this phone feels perfect.
And two, the Pixel 7a gets an IP67 rating for dust and water resistance, and this is a consistent edge the A-series has had over the competition in this price range.
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/tech-news/gadget-review/google-pixel-6a-review-buy-this-phone-if-you-love-photography-1659103711151">Google Pixel 6a Review: buy this phone if you love photography!</a>
<h3>Display</h3>
Like the previous 6a, the Pixel 7a gets a 6.1-inch OLED display with an FHD+ resolution, but crucially, this time it also gets a 90Hz refresh rate.
It&rsquo;s an adaptive refresh rate, but if you do want to force the phone to stay at 90Hz all the time, you can use the developer options to enable that.
It is interesting, though, that the 90Hz option is disabled by default when you set up the phone for the first time.
In terms of colour accuracy, this display suffers from colour-shift at angles, and there's not a lot of contrast in the Natural display mode. If you want deeper blacks when watching content, I&rsquo;d suggest keeping the Adaptive display toggle turned on.
It&rsquo;s still good for watching content, even if it isn&rsquo;t as large as the competition in this segment, but what bothers me more are the bezels.
They&rsquo;re thicker than both the Pixel 7 and Pixel 6a, and the bottom chin is quite pronounced.
Anyway, you do get an always-on display and an in-display fingerprint scanner, that was both quick and accurate during my testing period.
The 7a&rsquo;s display also gets HDR 10 &ndash; HEVC for apps like Netflix, so that&rsquo;s good to see here.
<h3>Performance &amp; Software</h3>
So, outright performance has never been the stronghold of Pixel devices, but the Pixel 7a does get the latest Tensor G2 chipset and 8GB of LPDDR5 RAM, which is more than the 6a, that was only offered with 6GB RAM.
It runs graphic intensive games like Call of Duty: Mobile just fine for short periods, but you&rsquo;ll notice a bit of stutter when you play for a long enough time and the phone gets warm. Multi-tasking and app-switching is also great, no problems there, and thanks to the larger RAM size, apps in the background are quick to load back up.
I did notice, though, that in Delhi&rsquo;s scorching summer heat, the Pixel 7a tends to warm up quite a bit, especially if you&rsquo;re out using the camera.
I took just 5 or 10 odd camera samples this one time, and immediately, the camera app gave me a warning, saying that quality may be reduced due to the phone&rsquo;s temperature.
Now I&rsquo;m sure the good folks at Google didn&rsquo;t have 45-degree weather in mind when designing this phone, but I think they should have, considering they&rsquo;re selling the phone for use in this weather.
I should also point out that although this is a 5G-enabled phone with plenty of 5G bands, I rarely got access to 5G network on my Jio SIM card.
I&rsquo;ve used 5G with the same card on phones from other brands without any issue, but with the Pixel 7a, I mostly only ever got LTE. Hopefully, this can be fixed with an over-the-air software update.
Speaking of which, the more compelling reason to buy a Pixel device is the software experience, not its outright performance.
The Pixel 7a runs stock Android 13 which is a joy to use with Material You. The wallpapers are stunning, and I really liked the Themed Icons feature, although I wish it worked for an app as popular as Instagram. I really like the way the Always-On display appears and disappears, but like before, the brightness toggle is two full swipes away, which is quite inconvenient.
That Tensor G2 chip really shines when it comes to features like Speaker Labels on the Live Transcribe feature.
It automatically detects when there are multiple speakers on a recording and assigns them labels, which makes it easier to transcribe long meetings.
Apart from that, there&rsquo;s all the Pixel goodies like Adaptive charging and Adaptive Battery Saver that will help make sure you have enough juice to last you through the day.
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/google-pixel-4a-review-simple-but-effective-1603442833786">Google Pixel 4a Review: simple but effective!</a>
<h3>Battery &amp; Charging</h3>
The Pixel 7a gets a 4,385mAh battery, which is larger than the one on the Pixel 7 and the Pixel 6a.&nbsp;
It got me through a day&rsquo;s usage with ease, even with the Always-On Display enabled. Whether it was long sessions of camera use, gaming or social media scrolling, I was always left with about 20% battery at the end of the day.
But this larger battery also spells problems, particularly in the charging department.
You see, the Pixel 7a still only charges at 18W wired, which means it easily takes 2 hours to get this phone from flat to full.
This is the one key area in which I had hoped Google would improve the A-series and offer at least the 20W charging speeds offered on the flagship devices.
<h3>Verdict</h3>
So, the Google Pixel 7a. A departure from Google&rsquo;s tried and tested formula. At an introductory price point of ₹39,999, the flagship Pixel experience on a budget seems to be missing, but honestly, it&rsquo;s still a well-rounded Android phone, and the software extras that come with the Pixel are always nice to have.

The Realme Narzo N53 in India starts at ₹8,999 boasting a 6.74-inch LCD with a 90Hz refresh rate. It runs on the Unisoc T612 chipset, offers up to 6GB RAM and 128GB storage, and houses a 5000mAh battery in a slim 7.49mm body. Is it worth the ₹8,999 

Realme Narzo N53 review: Ultimate Budget Phone?

The Realme Narzo N53 in India starts at ₹8,999 boasting a 6.74-inch LCD with a 90Hz refresh rate. It runs on the Unisoc T612 chipset, offers up to 6GB RAM and 128GB storage, and houses a 5000mAh battery in a slim 7.49mm body. Is it worth the ₹8,999 investment?

The Realme Narzo N53 in India starts at ₹8,999 boasting a 6.74-inch LCD with a 90Hz refresh rate. It runs on the Unisoc T612 chipset, offers up to 6GB RAM and 128GB storage, and houses a 5000mAh battery in a slim 7.49mm body. Is it worth the ₹8,999 investment?

Are you in search of an ultra-sleek phone that won't break the bank? If so, the Narzo N53 is the answer. Realme claims it's their slimmest phone yet, but does its slimness compromise its overall package? Let's find out.
 Design:
The Realme Narzo N53 sports a super sleek all-plastic build, measuring just 7.49mm. The back panel's flashy design wasn't to my liking, although my colleagues loved the colour. The bottom houses a USB Type-C port, headphone jack, and speaker grille. The phone feels lightweight and easy to handle. Overall, I liked the design except for the colour.
Display:
The 6.74-inch LCD display has a rare 90Hz refresh rate at this price point. The display quality is decent, but viewing angles are not great because of its LCD technology. However, overall, the display is nice for content-watching.
Performance:
Equipped with a Unisoc T612 chipset, up to 6GB of RAM, and 128GB of storage, the Narzo N53 handles day-to-day tasks with ease. However, don't expect console-level gaming performance from this phone. It runs on Realme UI T edition based on Android 13, featuring the Mini Capsule feature found in the Realme C55. Some bloatware apps are present but can be uninstalled.
 Camera:
Despite its triple camera appearance, the Narzo N53 actually has a single 50MP camera that captures decent photos in daylight. The front camera offers 8MP resolution and takes satisfactory shots. Video recording is limited to 1080P for the rear camera and 720P for the front.
 Battery:
The Narzo N53 boasts a massive 5000mAh battery within its slim design, providing more than enough power for a full day of usage. Realme includes a 33W fast charger in the box, capable of quickly topping up the battery in just 88 minutes.
 Verdict:
With decent performance, good cameras, an appealing design, and impressive battery life, the Narzo N53 doesn't compromise on features despite its slim form factor. Priced under 10k, this phone has the potential to be a hot seller.

Poco has launched the Poco F5 and with the on-paper features that it offers, it appears that Poco will give some tough competition to other phones under 30k. However, let's see if the "Return of the King" hype is real or not

Poco F5 Review: Strong Resume, Strong Candidate 

Poco has launched the Poco F5 and with the on-paper features that it offers, it appears that Poco will give some tough competition to other phones under 30k. However, let's see if the "Return of the King" hype is real or not

Performance and Software: On August 29, 2018, Poco shook up the smartphone market with the release of Poco F1, which offered amazing features at an affordable price. Fast forward to today, Poco F5 boasts impressive features such as Snapdragon 7+ Gen 2, up to 12GB RAM, and 256GB of UFS 3.1 storage. The on-paper power translates into real-world performance, as it scores high points in benchmark apps and offers a great gaming experience. However, the MIUI 14 on top of Android 13 is filled with bloatware.
Design: In terms of design, the frosted glass back panel on the Poco F5 looks great, and the sides are made of aluminum, making the phone feel solid to hold in hand. This phone also features a headphone jack, IR blaster, and IP53 rating.
Display: Poco F5 offers flagship-level specs on display, with a 12Bit AMOLED panel that can change its refresh rate from 30Hz to 120Hz. The brightness levels are also decent, and the display is color accurate.
Camera: The main camera on the Poco F5 takes decent photos but struggles to maintain highlights. The same problem is present with the 8MP ultra-wide camera as well. However, the movie frame feature on Poco F5 is amazing, and when combined with portrait mode, it can take some stunning shots. Video quality is also decent at 4k 30fps.
Battery: The 5000mAh battery is more than enough for one day of usage, and Poco does not struggle to achieve that at all. Plus, the 67W charger can top up the battery in just 45 minutes.
Verdict: Poco F5 is like a candidate whose work is as shiny as their resume. Just don't rely too much on the camera, otherwise, it is a great buy at 30k.

Despite Android not being the standard operating system for tablets, could the new OnePlus Pad be the large-screen device you've been waiting for?

OnePlus Pad review: Android tablet perfected?

Despite Android not being the standard operating system for tablets, could the new OnePlus Pad be the large-screen device you've been waiting for?

OnePlus is now a decade old brand, but all these years, it has never made a tablet.&nbsp;
Thankfully, since the release of Android 12L, the Android tablet market has been gradually expanding.
This brings us on to the OnePlus Pad, the brand&rsquo;s first attempt to entice people away from the mighty iPad.&nbsp;
Design
OnePlus wants everyone to know that it now makes a tablet, and consequently, the OnePlus Pad is designed to stand out. It is constructed out of aluminium and comes in this elegant halo green shade with a metallic back finish. The tablet&rsquo;s slim profile and lightweight also make it very comfortable to hold.&nbsp;
The rear camera is placed in a circular housing, which looks quite cool in my opinion, but I&rsquo;m sure not everyone will like it, especially when you consider that it is easy to smudge the camera while holding the tablet vertically.&nbsp;
While the frame of the OnePlus Pad is rounded, the top is flat to make for a charging place for the optional stylus.
Display
The 11.61-inch display on the OnePlus Pad is a good quality IPS panel. The display also comes in an unusual 7:5 aspect ratio which makes it relatively boxier than other tablets. However, this aspect ratio is a hit or miss as it's great for reading and general surfing, but all apps will not play well with it.&nbsp;
The OnePlus Pad also supports HDR10+ and Dolby Vision. But, Netflix playback was capped at 1080p with no support for HDR at the time of my testing. Youtube does play HDR content, however.
In any case, the screen of the OnePlus Pad has vivid colours, good contrast levels, and an acceptable peak brightness of 500 nits.&nbsp;
Utility
Like other modern tablets, the OnePlus Pad does not get a headphone jack or an expandable storage.&nbsp;
You can also not get a cellular connection option on this tablet.
The quad stereo speakers on the tablet sound pretty good while watching videos and movies. But, this speaker setup lacks bass, so music heavy content will not sound the best on it.
Also, the lack of a proper biometric authentication on this tablet is quite frustrating.&nbsp;
Keyboard and stylus
You can opt for an optional keyboard and stylus with the OnePlus Pad.&nbsp;
The keyboard folio case, priced at ₹8,000, connects to the tablet through dedicated pogo pins. It also attaches to the back of the tablet magnetically.&nbsp;
I have to say that the amount of key travel on this keyboard is the best I&rsquo;ve experienced on any tablet. This makes typing on it quite great.&nbsp;
The keyboard also comes with a trackpad, which is always a valuable addition. However, I found the trackpad to be overly sensitive to taps, so it can take a while getting used to it. It does, however, support loads of gestures to make your workflow simpler.
The stylus, called the OnePlus Stylo, is heavily inspired by the Apple Pencil in terms of looks as well as functionality. Thankfully, at ₹4,999, it's much better value for money than the Apple Pencil.&nbsp;
I took a few notes and made a horrible drawing on the tablet. I&rsquo;d say that while the OnePlus Stylo is pretty good, Samsung&rsquo;s S-Pen does offer a more natural writing experience.&nbsp;
Performance and software
The Dimensity 9000 on the OnePlus Pad is one of MediaTek&rsquo;s finest chips from 2022. It also comes with up to 12GB of LPDDR5 RAM and up to 256GB of UFS 3.1 storage. So you should have absolutely nothing to worry about in terms of raw performance.&nbsp;
However, when you talk about Android tablets, it is the software that takes the centre stage, because it can make or break your buying decision.
OnePlus, thankfully, has done mostly well on its debut tablet. It has a lot of iPad inspired split screen multitasking features, which will be beneficial for those trying to be productive.&nbsp;
However, this software is still not quite on the level of iPads and Samsung&rsquo;s Galaxy Tabs. You see, the iPad does not have to struggle with app optimisations at all, while Samsung tablets have a brilliant dex mode which turns your tablet into a mini PC.
The OnePlus Pad, theoretically, does have many tablet centric features, but they&rsquo;re underbaked. Take for instance this display size setting, which forces apps into landscape orientation, but it does not work with all apps. Just see how Jio Cinema opens on this tablet.&nbsp;
Hopefully, OnePlus can, in future, make its Oxygen OS as well optimised for tablets as Samsung has done with its One UI.&nbsp;
While it launches on Android 13, OnePlus has committed 3 years of OS updates and 4 years of security updates on this tablet.&nbsp;
Cameras
The 13MP rear camera takes pretty good photos by tablet standards and it should be great for occasional use like taking document photos. It can also shoot 4K 30 fps videos, if you can find a use case for it.&nbsp;
The 8MP front camera has a wide lens, which helps it sport an iPad like limelight feature so that you&rsquo;re always in focus on a video call.&nbsp;
Battery life
The 9,510mAh battery on this tablet provides great battery life. It is pretty hard to kill this tablet in a short time, unless and until you are on an unhealthy OTT spree.
The best thing about the OnePlus tablet is that it supports 67W fast charging, which is the fastest on a tablet in India.
Even better, it ships with a bundled charger, and that too of 100W power. Quite generous of OnePlus, I must say.&nbsp;
Verdict
The OnePlus Pad offered me an enjoyable experience in the one week I tested it. Not only was it very good for content watching, but it also got a lot of my basic work done when combined with the keyboard.
However, your experience with the OnePlus Pad will vary greatly depending on your purpose and the kind of apps you use.&nbsp;
While the OnePlus Pad starts at ₹37,999 of the 8GB+128GB model, the 12GB+256GB model costs only ₹2000 extra, which makes it a no-brainer.&nbsp;

Google has finally launched the “photographers” dream phone, the Pixel 7a, and here are three reasons why it could be the best Android Phone!

Google Pixel 7a: First Impressions

Google has finally launched the &ldquo;photographers&rdquo; dream phone, the Pixel 7a, and here are three reasons why it could be the best Android Phone!

Google has finally launched the much anticipated Pixel 7a&nbsp;
And here are 3 reasons why this could be the best Android phone!
 Camera- Ab naam me he Pixel hai toh cameras toh badhiya honge he, last year ke Pixel 6a ka camera kaafi achha tha aur is baar Google ne 64MP ka naya sensor bhi diya hai. &nbsp;
 Software- Google baba ke aashirwaad se Pixel phones me kaafi exclusive features milte hain plus 5 years ka android support bhi milta hai Pixel phone ko
 Tensor G2- Flagship Pixel 7 series ki tarah Pixel 7a ko bhi latest Tensor G2 chip milta hai, ab ye Snapdragon ya Mediatek jitna powerful toh nahi but kaafi smart features offer karta hai-&nbsp;
Jaise now playing, jo ambient music ki poori history store karke rakhta hai, Clear calling feature background noise ko remove karta hai during calls and much more
 So are you excited for the new Pixel? Let us know in the comment section below and follow us for more amazing tech content

The Jabra Elite 4, priced at ₹6,999, promises to be an all-around pair of TWS earbuds for everyday use. These earbuds feature active noise cancellation and an IP55 rating. Read our comprehensive review to learn about their overall performance!

Jabra Elite 4 review: Competent everyday earbuds

The Jabra Elite 4, priced at ₹6,999, promises to be an all-around pair of TWS earbuds for everyday use. These earbuds feature active noise cancellation and an IP55 rating. Read our comprehensive review to learn about their overall performance!

The new Jabra Elite 4s are being marketed as &ldquo;essential earbuds for work and life&rdquo;. At ₹6,999, they are not all that expensive either.&nbsp;
So, can these be your everyday carry earbuds which cover all the basics right? Before I tell you that, make sure you subscribe to this channel to keep with the latest in tech.&nbsp;
Design
The Elite 4 earbuds stick to the classic stem-less earbuds design which a lot of you will appreciate. The earbuds themselves look unmistakably Jabra as they resemble the company&rsquo;s more expensive offerings.&nbsp;
The buds are quite comfortable to wear as well and you can always customise their fit according to your ears.&nbsp;
These are also one of the few earbuds on the market with LEDs in each earbud, which makes it easier to keep tabs on the battery level.
The charging case is small and a bit stubby. You can still fit it in the coin pocket of your jeans.&nbsp;
I was, however, underwhelmed by the overall plastic quality of the case and earbuds as it felt a bit flimsy. &nbsp;
The Elite 4 earbuds are also IP55 rated which always adds to the peace of mind.&nbsp;
Connectivity
The Jabra Elite 4s use Bluetooth 5.2 and come with support for multipoint connectivity. However, when it comes to codecs, you only get support for SBC and aptX. Apple&rsquo;s AAC codec is conspicuously absent.&nbsp;
On the flipside, Android phone users will be happy to know that Google fast pair is present here.&nbsp;
The Jabra Elite 4s connect to your Android or iOS smartphone via the Sound+ companion app. The app is fairly straightforward, because well, customisation options on these earbuds are rather limited. But we&rsquo;ll talk more about it as we proceed.&nbsp;
Controls
The Jabra Elite 4 earbuds have physical buttons as opposed to touch-based controls, and at first I was concerned that these would be quite awkward to use.&nbsp;
I&rsquo;ve used earbuds with buttons in the past, and pressing the earbud against my ear has never been fun.
However, I was pleasantly surprised by Jabra&rsquo;s implementation. The buttons are quite tactile which makes them really effortless to use. Also, physical buttons are much less prone to accidental triggers than touch controls.&nbsp;
While the controls work well, they are non-customisable. Furthermore, the lack of wear detection on these earbuds is a bit disappointing. So, the only way to pause a track is to press the right earbud once.
Audio &amp; call quality
The 6mm dynamic drivers on these earbuds deliver a frequency range of 20Hz to 20kHz. Out of the box, the Elite 4s aim to deliver a balanced audio output, and they almost succeed at it.&nbsp;
I say &lsquo;almost&rsquo; because while the highs and the lows are well defined, the mids do have the tendency to sound a bit muted in certain scenarios, especially with rock music. However, you can fix that with the 5 band equaliser which comes in the companion app.
The earbuds are also decently loud at peak volume without any noticeable distortion.
However, the peak volume is not high enough for calls, and I did sometimes struggle to listen to the caller outdoors. This is a bit of a letdown, considering the mics perform nicely and provide the caller with clear audio.&nbsp;
ANC
These earbuds come with both, active noise cancellation and transparency mode, both of which are non-adjustable.&nbsp;
I&rsquo;m not sure if this is on purpose or not, but these earbuds also have the best passive noise isolation of any earbuds I&rsquo;ve tested.&nbsp;
And this really works well for the Elite 4s, because the ANC performance is only average, but when combined with the passive isolation, it becomes quite good.
As far as the transparency mode is concerned, it never sounded natural in my experience, but got the job done.
Battery life
Jabra claims up to 5.5 hours of battery life per earbud with ANC on, and in my testing, I was able to achieve this number, which is quite impressive.
The combined battery life of 22 hours, however, is merely average by 2023 standards; it is nothing exceptional.&nbsp;
You can also extract 1 hour of playback time by charging these earbuds for just 10 minutes.
Verdict
The Jabra Elite 4s are an understated pair of earbuds which aim to blend into your daily routine. &nbsp;While they may not have wear detection and the call volume could be improved, they still offer great value and are definitely worth considering.

Also, the user won't be able to recover messages if they were deleted before updating to iOS16

This is how iPhone users can retrieve deleted conversations

Also, the user won't be able to recover messages if they were deleted before updating to iOS16

Ever wanted to retrieve the deleted messages or conversations from your iPhone but could not? Well, here's a quick hack to retrieve the messages, but only if your iPhone is updated to iOS16. According to Apple, "In iOS 16, iPadOS 16.1, or later, conversations and messages you deleted can be recovered in the Messages app." Here's how you can recover the messages.
Step 1: Tap Edit on the conversations page, in Messages Step 2: In case you had turned Message Filtering on, tap Filters on the conversations page Step 3: Now, tap Show Recently Deleted Step 4: Now, choose the conversations with the messages you want to retrieve Step 5: Finally, tap Recover message or Recover [Number] Messages.
It is to be noted, that an iPhone user can only restore messages or conversations that were deleted within the last 30 to 40 days. Also, the user won't be able to recover messages if they were deleted before updating to iOS16 &nbsp;

Mobiles

Samsung Galaxy A53 5G Review: Is the Samsung Galaxy A53 5G enough of an upgrade over its predecessor to justify the upgrade? Find out in our review.

Samsung Galaxy A53 5G Smartphone Review & Ratings: back with another smash hit?

Is the Samsung Galaxy A53 5G enough of an upgrade over its predecessor to justify the upgrade? Find out in our review.

Is the Samsung Galaxy A53 5G enough of an upgrade over its predecessor to justify the upgrade? Find out in our review.

The <a href="https://www.editorji.com/editorji-specials/the-ej-tech-show/the-ej-tech-show-galaxy-a53-5g-oppo-watch-free-and-iqoo-z6-5g-reviewed-1648891944740">Samsung Galaxy A53 5G smartphone</a> has been launched in India. The Galaxy A53 5G is powered by the Exynos 1280 chipset, along with up to 8GB RAM, and up to 256GB storage. The Galaxy A53 5G display is a 6.5-inch FHD+ AMOLED unit with a 120Hz refresh rate.
For optics, the Galaxy A53 5G camera is a quad rear camera, with a 64MP main camera, a 12MP ultra-wide camera, a 5MP depth sensor, and a 5MP macro lens. On the front is a 32MP selfie camera.
The Samsung Galaxy A53 5G battery a 5,000mAh unit with 25W fast charging support. The Galaxy A53 5G comes with One UI 4.1 based on Android 12, and Samsung promises up to four years of OS updates, and five years of security updates. The Galaxy A53 5G is also IP67 rated for dust and water resistance.
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<h3>Samsung Galaxy A53 5G Price</h3>
The Samsung Galaxy A53 5G price in India has been set at ₹34,499 for 6GB + 128GB, and ₹35,999 for 8GB + 128GB. Is the Samsung Galaxy A53 5G enough of an upgrade over its predecessor to justify the upgrade? Find out in our review.

Apple has launched the much-awaited iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 series of phones.

Apple launches revamped iPhone 14 Pro and 14 Pro Max, alongside new iPhone 14 and 14 Plus

Apple has launched the much-awaited iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 series of phones.

Apple has launched the highly awaited iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max phones, which get a complete design revamp that does away with the notch first seen in the iPhone X. There&rsquo;s a new pill-shaped notch that Apple calls the &lsquo;Dynamic Island&rsquo;, which can expand dynamically through the software to show notifications, or display background tasks.
The new iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max also come with new 6.1-inch and 6.7-inch sized displays, with thinner bezels and a peak brightness of 2000 nits. There&rsquo;s also a new Always-On Display feature, a first for the iPhone. They continue to come with fast refresh rate, which apple calls ProMotion.
The Pro models debut with the new A16 Bionic chipset, which Apple claims is faster and more efficient than previous models. The 4nm chipset has 2 performance cores and 6 efficiency cores.&nbsp;
Also Read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/tech-news/apple-watch-series-8-apple-watch-ultra-launched-alongside-new-apple-watch-se-and-airpods-pro-1662581723004">Apple Watch Series 8, Apple Watch Ultra launched alongside new Apple Watch SE and AirPods Pro</a>
The phones&rsquo; camera system gets a big upgrade with a 48MP primary camera sensor with a larger pixel size, which will greatly improve low-light photography. Through pixel binning, the camera can produce true 2x zoom at 48mm focal length. There&rsquo;s also a new ultra-wide camera with improvements to low light and macro photography. The telephoto camera also gets low-light improvements.
The iPhone 14 Pro is priced starting at ₹1,29,900, while the iPhone 14 Pro Max is priced starting ₹1,39,900. Storage options go up to 1TB. Both models can be pre-ordered starting September 9, and will be available from September 16.
<h2>Apple iPhone 14, iPhone 14 Plus</h2>
Apple has also launched the new iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Plus models. The iPhone 14 has a design very similar to the iPhone 14, while the new large-sized iPhone 14 Plus replaces the missing mini model in this year&rsquo;s lineup. The iPhone 14 sticks with the 6.1-inch screen, while the iPhone 14 Plus gets a larger 6.7-display.&nbsp;
Crucially, both models do not debut with a new chipset, but stick with the A15 Bionic that was found on the iPhone 13 series.
Both phones get a dual rear camera setup with a new 12MP main camera, that has a larger sensor and a faster aperture. There is also an ultrawide camera, and a new 12MP TrueDepth camera for the front, which has autofocus capabilities.&nbsp;
The iPhone 14 will also support emergency messaging via communication satellites when a user it out of signal range. It is not clear when this feature will come to India.
In India, the iPhone 14 starts at ₹79,900, while the iPhone 14 Plus starts at ₹89,900. Both models can be pre-ordered starting September 9, and while the iPhone 14 will be available from September 16, the iPhone 14 Plus will only be available starting October 7.

The Poco X4 Pro 5G offers the Snapdragon 695 chipset and a triple rear camera setup.

Poco X4 Pro 5G launches in India: check specs, price

The Poco X4 Pro 5G offers the Snapdragon 695 chipset&nbsp;and a triple rear camera setup.

The Poco X4 Pro 5G smartphone has launched in India. The phone offers a Snapdragon 695 processor, and a triple rear camera setup.
<h2>Poco X4 Pro 5G price in India</h2>
The Poco X4 Pro 5G price in India starts from ₹18,999 for the 6GB + 64GB variant, and goes up to ₹21,999 for the 8GB + 128GB version. The phone will be available to purchase starting April 5 through Flipkart.
Also Read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/samsung-galaxy-a13-galaxy-a23-smartphones-launched-in-india-check-prices-specs-1648302534557" target="_blank">Samsung Galaxy A13, Galaxy A23 smartphones launched in India: check prices, specs</a>
<h2>Poco X4 Pro 5G specs</h2>
The Poco X4 Pro 5G is powered by the Snapdragon 695 chipset, along with up to 8GB LPDDR4x RAM and up to 128GB UFS 2.2 storage, expandable to 1TB using a microSD card slot. The phone offers a 6.67-inch FHD+ AMOLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate, and a 360Hz touch sampling rate.
For optics, the Poco X4 Pro 5G gets a triple rear camera setup, with a 64MP main camera, an 8MP ultra-wide camera, and a 2MP macro camera. There&rsquo;s also a 16MP selfie camera on the front.
Keeping the lights on is a 5,000mAh battery with 67W fast charging support.

The Vivo X80 and Vivo X80 Pro smartphones have launched in India.

Vivo X80, Vivo X80 Pro smartphones launched in India: check price, specs

The Vivo X80 and Vivo X80 Pro smartphones have launched in India.

The Vivo X80 and Vivo X80 Pro smartphones have launched in India. The flagship smartphones feature the latest chipsets from Qualcomm and MediaTek, and 50MP primary cameras.
<h3>Vivo X80, Vivo X80 Pro price in India, availability</h3>
The Vivo X80 has been priced starting at ₹54,999 in India for the 8GB + 128GB version, while the 12GB + 256GB version costs ₹59,999. The Vivo X80 Pro is priced at ₹79,999 for the sole 12GB + 256GB version. Pre-booking for the smartphone starts on May 18, while the smartphone goes on open sale starting May 25.
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<h3>Vivo X80 specifications</h3>
The Vivo X80 is powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 9000 chipset, along with up to 12GB RAM and up to 256GB storage. The phone features a 6.78-inch FHD+ AMOLED display, with a 120Hz refresh rate, with a peak brightness of 1500 nits.
Vivo X80 camera
For optics, the Vivo X80 gets a triple rear camera setup, with a 50MP main camera with an IMX866 sensor, a 12MP ultra-wide camera, and a 12MP portrait camera. On the front is a 32MP selfie camera.
Keeping the lights on is a 4,500mAh battery with 80W fast charging support.
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<h3>Vivo X80 Pro specifications</h3>
The Vivo X80 Pro is powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chipset, along with 12GB RAM and 256GB storage. The phone features a 6.78-inch QHD+ AMOLED display, a 120Hz variable refresh rate with LTPO3 support, and a peak brightness of 1500 nits.
Vivo X80 Pro camera
For images and videos, the Vivo X80 Pro gets a quad rear camera setup, with a 50MP main camera, a 48MP ultra-wide camera, a 12MP portrait camera with gimbal stabilisation, and an 8MP telephoto lens with 5x optical zoom. On the front is a 32MP selfie camera.
Keeping the lights on is a 4,700mAh battery with 50W wireless and 80W wired fast charging support.

The Nothing phone (1), the highly anticipated first smartphone from Carl Pei’s technology startup Nothing, has been revealed in a leak.

Nothing phone (1) specifications leaked ahead of official launch

The Nothing phone (1), the highly anticipated first smartphone from Carl Pei&rsquo;s technology startup Nothing, has been revealed in a leak.

The Nothing phone (1), the highly anticipated first smartphone from Carl Pei&rsquo;s technology startup Nothing, has been revealed in a leak. According to a report, the smartphone is geared to be a mid-range device, and not a flagship as had been speculated.
<h2>Nothing phone (1) specifications</h2>
The Nothing phone (1) is rumoured to be powered by the Snapdragon 778G chipset from Qualcomm, along with 8GB RAM and 128GB storage. It may sport a 6.43-inch FHD+ AMOLED display with a 90Hz refresh rate, and HDR10+ support.
For optics, the Nothing phone (1) may offer a triple rear camera setup with a 50MP main camera, an 8MP ultra-wide, and a 2MP macro camera. On the front, it could offer a 32MP selfie camera.
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The Nothing phone (1) is also expected to flaunt a 4,500mAh battery, with wireless charging support. It will run the NothingOS skin on top of Android 12.
No information about the pricing or availability of the Nothing phone (1) has yet been announced.

Amazon’s Summer Sale 2022 has kicked off at the e-commerce website, and has brought a great deal of discounts and offers on the latest tech.

Amazon Summer Sale 2022: check best price drops and offers

Amazon&rsquo;s Summer Sale 2022 has kicked off at the e-commerce website, and has brought a great deal of discounts and offers on the latest tech.

Amazon&rsquo;s Summer Sale 2022 has kicked off at the e-commerce website, and has brought a great deal of discounts and offers on the latest tech.
iPhone 13
The Apple iPhone 13 has received its highest-ever discount as part of Amazon&rsquo;s summer sale. The latest iPhone from Apple is available for a price of ₹66,900, a steep fall of ₹13,000 from its listed sale price of ₹79,900.
OnePlus 9RT
The new OnePlus 9RT smartphone is usually listed for a price of ₹42,999. However, a ₹4,000 coupon applicable on the product listing at Amazon can bring the price of the phone down to ₹38,999 for the 8GB + 128GB version. ICICI Bank card users can get a further ₹750 discount.
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Samsung Galaxy S20 FE
The Samsung Galaxy S20 FE is down to ₹34,990 as part of the Amazon Summer Sale. An additional ₹3,000 discount can be availed by applying a coupon on the product page, bringing the effective price of the phone down to ₹31,990 for the 8GB + 128GB variant.
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OnePlus 9 Pro
The OnePlus 9 Pro smartphone has also been listed with a price drop in the Amazon Summer Sale. The flagship smartphone from OnePlus is available on sale for ₹47,999 for the 8GB + 128GB model, down from its listed price of ₹64,999.

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