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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.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a style="color: #0000ff;" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/samsung-galaxy-s21-5g-review-the-a-flagship-1612605343849" target="_blank">Samsung Galaxy S21+ 5G Review: the A+ Flagship!</a>
<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.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/tech-news/one-ui-4-best-new-features-1638605359607" target="_blank">One UI 4: best new features!</a>
<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.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/samsung-galaxy-s21-ultra-5g-review-the-flagship-to-beat-1611407778422" target="_blank">Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G Review: the flagship to beat!</a>
<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.

Asus has announced the official Android 12 rollout schedule for its devices.

Asus announces Android 12 stable build rollout for its Zenfone, ROG Phone lineup

Asus has announced the official Android 12 rollout schedule for its devices.
The tech firm has confirmed that the latest Android 12 update will be available for its Asus Zenfone 7, Zenfone 8, Zenfone 8 Flip, ROG Phone 3, ROG Phone 5 and ROG Phone 5s devices.
The Zenfone 8 will be the first Asus smartphone to receive the Android 12 stable update, slated to roll out in December 2021.

Asus has announced the official Android 12 rollout schedule for its devices.

Asus has announced the official Android 12 rollout schedule for its devices.
The tech firm has confirmed that the latest Android 12 update will be available for its Asus Zenfone 7, Zenfone 8, Zenfone 8 Flip, ROG Phone 3, ROG Phone 5 and ROG Phone 5s devices.
The Android 12 stable build for the Zenfone series will bring ZenUI-specific features, providing "easier navigation, streamlined control panels, increased visibility for better control and more customization options."
The Zenfone 8 will be the first Asus smartphone to receive the Android 12 stable update, slated to roll out in December 2021.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/tech-news/gadget-review/oppo-coloros-12-review-top-features-1634308886389" target="_blank">Oppo ColorOS 12 Review: Top Features!</a>
To recall, the Asus ROG Phone 5 comes with a Snapdragon 888 5G chipset, and an Adreno 660 GPU. The 6.78-inch Samsung AMOLED screen has a 144Hz refresh rate, and a 1ms response time. Asus also claims an industry-leading 24.3ms touch latency for better gaming performance.
Along with the signature air triggers on the shoulders, several new motion gesture controls have also been added. Keeping the lights on is a massive 6000mAh battery that supports up to 65W fast charging. There's a 64MP triple rear camera setup, along with a 24MP front shooter. In a rarity for flagships, the ROG Phone 5 also includes a headphone jack.
The ROG Phone 5 was launched in India in March at a starting price of ₹49,999.

Vivo sub-brand iQOO has announced the Android 12 beta rollout schedule for its smartphones.

iQOO Android 12 beta rollout schedule announced, iQOO 7 series, Z series included

Vivo sub-brand iQOO has announced the Android 12 beta rollout schedule for its smartphones.
The iQOO 7, 7 Legend, Z3 and Z5 will receive the Android 12 beta update from the end of December this year.
Meanwhile, the iQOO 3 smartphone will receive Android 12 beta from the end of March 2022.
It's worth noting that iQOO has not yet announced when the Android 12 stable update will be brought to its devices.

Vivo sub-brand iQOO has announced the Android 12 beta rollout schedule for its smartphones.

Vivo sub-brand iQOO has announced the Android 12 beta rollout schedule for its smartphones. The iQOO 7, 7 Legend, Z3 and Z5 will receive the Android 12 beta update from the end of December this year.
Meanwhile, the iQOO 3 smartphone will receive Android 12 beta from the end of March 2022. It's worth noting that iQOO has not yet announced when the Android 12 stable update will be brought to its devices.
<h3>iQOO 7 &amp; 7 Legend Specifications</h3>
Both smartphones feature 120Hz AMOLED displays, Android 11 operating systems, 48MP triple rear camera systems with OIS, 66W fast charging, up to 12GB LPDDR5 RAM and up to 256GB UFS3.1 storage.
The more premium iQOO 7 Legend comes equipped with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 5G processor and a 4,000mAh battery. The Legend variant is developed in partnership with BMW M Motorsport and hence gets the signature tri-colour racing stripes on its rear panel.&nbsp;
Meanwhile, the standard <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/iqoo-7-legend-quick-first-look-snapdragon-888-powered-smartphone-under-40-000-1619423853831">iQOO 7</a> sports a Snapdragon 870 5G processor and an intelligent display chip, providing powerful CPU and GPU performance for more smooth visual effects and vivid colours.
<h3>iQOO 7 &amp; 7 Legend Price</h3>
iQOO 7 pricing in India starts at ₹31,990 for the 8GB+128GB base configuration, while the iQOO 7 Legend comes with a starting price tag of ₹39,990 for the 8GB+128GB model.
Also Read |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/iqoo-7-iqoo-7-legend-launched-in-india-price-specifications-more-1619441056505">iQOO 7, iQOO 7 Legend launched in India: price, specifications &amp; more</a>
<h3>iQOO Z3 Specifications</h3>
The<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/iqoo-z3-launched-in-india-check-price-features-specs-1623170158631"> iQOO Z3 smartphone</a> has been launched in India. Powered by the Snapdragon 768G SoC, the phone features a 6.58-inch FHD+ LCD display with a 120Hz refresh rate. It includes up to 8GB of RAM and up to 256GB of storage.
At the back is a 64MP triple rear camera setup, along with a 16MP selfie camera. iQOO has packed in a 4,400mAh battery with 55W fast charging support.
<h3>iQOO Z3 Price</h3>
Prices for the iQOO Z3 begin at ₹19,990 for the 6GB + 128GB variant.
Also Read |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/iqoo-z3-5g-review-best-new-5g-smartphone-under-20k-1623245915603">iQOO Z3 5G Review: best new 5G smartphone under ₹20k?</a>
<h3>iQOO Z5 Specifications</h3>
Powered by the Snapdragon 778G chipset, the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/iqoo-z5-smartphone-launched-in-india-check-price-specs-1632741495125">iQOO Z5 features</a> a 6.67-inch FHD+ LCD display with a 120Hz refresh rate. It comes with up to 12GB RAM and up to 256GB storage.
For optics, it sports it 64MP triple rear camera setup, along with a 16MP front camera. iQoo has packed in a 5,000mAh battery with 44W fast charging.
<h3>iQOO Z5 Price</h3>
The iQoo Z5 is priced starting at ₹23,990 for the 8GB + 128GB variant.
Also Read |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/tech-news/gadget-review/iqoo-z5-review-best-gaming-phone-under-25-000-1634306309279">iQoo Z5 review: best gaming phone under ₹25,000?</a>
<h3>iQOO 3 Specifications</h3>
It's packed with top end specifications including the Snapdragon 865 chipset, up to 12GB of LPDDR5 RAM and 256GB of UFS3.1 storage. Powered by Android 10, the iQOO&nbsp;3 sports a 6.44-inch FHD+ super AMOLED&nbsp;panel with an in-display fingerprint scanner.
There's a 48MP quad camera setup on the back, and a 16MP sensor in the hole-punch notch. To satisfy mobile gamers, it gets touch button triggers for added functionality, and software optimisation to increase performance while gaming. Keeping the lights on is a 4,440 mAh battery with support for 55W fast charging.
<h3>iQOO 3 Smartphone Price&nbsp;</h3>
The 5G variant of the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/iqoo-3-5g-with-snapdragon-865-soc-goes-on-sale-in-india-1583308261229">iQOO&nbsp;3</a> costs ₹44,990, while the 4G version starts from ₹36,990&nbsp;for the 8GB RAM, 128GB storage variant.
Also Read |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/iqoo-3-5g-review-the-monster-with-four-backs-1582903046491">iQOO 3 5G Review: the monster with four backs</a>

Realme UI 3.0 has been introduced, chock full with improvements and changes from Android 12. Take a look at some of the best features on Realme UI 3.0.

Realme UI 3.0 Review: Best Features!

Realme UI 3.0 has been introduced, chock full with improvements and changes from Android 12. Take a look at some of the best features on the latest operating system from Realme in this editorji review.

Realme is best known for its affordable yet well-specced smartphones and a rather maverick attitude when it comes to design. But today, we're not taking a look at a new smartphone, no. Today is all about Realme UI 3.0, the brand's latest operating system based on Android 12.
Design As we said, Realme always puts great emphasis on design, and with Realme UI 3.0, it's more of the same.
The icons have been slightly tweaked to look more three dimensional, as compared to the previous version. Of course, they're still minimal and colourful, but they do look a little better than before.
Moreover, the user interface has been made to look more clutter-free, so buttons are larger and well-spaced, and the entire experience looks more fluid than it ever has. In fact, since Realme UI is based on ColorOS, it wouldn't be wrong to say that everything looks quite similar to what we recently saw on the Oppo Find X3 Pro, that was running ColorOS 12.
Now like ColorOS 12, you get plenty of new personalisation features, including what Realme calls the Smart Theming Engine, which lets you set the colours of your interface to whatever you like. You can even have them select colours from a Wallpaper, so that whenever you change it, the colours of the interface will change to match.
Apart from this, there's also the ultimate personalisation feature called Sketchpad AOD. It's been inspired by the Canvas AOD on OxygenOS 11, and lets you turn a picture of yourself into a custom wallpaper for the always-on-display.
There's also Floating Window 2.0, which allows you to turn apps into, well, floating windows for better multitasking. You can enable this from the Smart Sidebar, or you can swipe up from the bottom, and push the app into the upper part of the screen. This only works on supported apps though, and while the native Videos app and Netflix work fine for playing videos in the background, apps like YouTube do not support this feature yet.
Privacy When it comes to privacy, Realme has really upped its game with this new operating system.
First up, there's the Privacy Dashboard that Android 12 brings, which lets you monitor each app's usage, and what permissions they've used and at what point. You can change these permissions on the fly, and use the dashboard to see if any app is using features on your phone that you'd rather it not use.
You can also disable the microphone and camera completely at any time you want, but it's worth noting that while ColorOS 12 has quick toggles in the swipe down menu for this feature, in Realme UI 3.0, you're going have to do this in the Settings app.
Apart from this, you can erase private information captured on an image when sharing it, so as to not reveal the location, time stamp and camera model, and you can choose to give apps either your precise or approximate location.
Optimisations Realme has also worked to bring a better user experience with Realme UI 3.0 in the form of optimisation.
Realme claims there's less memory fragmentation, and more utilisation, while apps launch 13% quicker due to smarter resource allocation. Moreover, memory usage is down by a claimed 30%, and battery life has been improved by 12%.
Overall, the interface does run quite smoothly, even if that is partly down to the 12GB RAM and Snapdragon 888 chip on this Realme GT.
Realme UI 3.0 Early Access Rollout For Indian users enrolled in the Early Access program, Realme UI 3.0 will be pushed to Realme GT 5G devices in October 2021. The Realme GT Master Edition, GT Neo2 5G, X7 Max and Realme 8 Pro, will receive the update in December 2021.
Other devices including the X7 Pro, Narzo 50A, Narzo 30, and more, will get the update in Q1 next year, while the X7, realme 8 5G, Narzo 30 Pro 5G and realme 8s will get Reame UI 3.0 in Q2 2022.
Verdict All in all, Realme UI 3.0 feels more polished and productive than the previous iteration, and we're glad that the brand has integrated quite a few useful features from ColorOS 12. Android 12's privacy enhancements have also been integrated well, making it one of the nicest skins to use out there.

<div data-pm-slice="1 1 []" data-en-clipboard="true">Realme UI 3.0 has been introduced, chock full with improvements and changes from Android 12. Take a look at some of the best features on the latest operating system from Realme in this editorji review.</div>

Realme is best known for its affordable yet well-specced smartphones and a rather maverick attitude when it comes to design. But today, we're not taking a look at a new smartphone, no. Today is all about Realme UI 3.0, the brand's latest operating system based on Android 12.
<h3>Design</h3>
As we said, Realme always puts great emphasis on design, and with Realme UI 3.0, it's more of the same.
The icons have been slightly tweaked to look more three dimensional, as compared to the previous version. Of course, they're still minimal and colourful, but they do look a little better than before.
Moreover, the user interface has been made to look more clutter-free, so buttons are larger and well-spaced, and the entire experience looks more fluid than it ever has. In fact, since Realme UI is based on ColorOS, it wouldn't be wrong to say that everything looks quite similar to what we recently saw on the Oppo Find X3 Pro, that was running <a href="https://www.editorji.com/tech-news/mobiles/oppo-announces-coloros-12-based-on-android-12-check-features-update-dates-1633953331828" target="_blank">ColorOS 12</a>.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/tech-news/gadget-review/oppo-coloros-12-review-top-features-1634308886389" target="_blank">Oppo ColorOS 12 Review: Top Features!</a>
Now like ColorOS 12, you get plenty of new personalisation features, including what Realme calls the Smart Theming Engine, which lets you set the colours of your interface to whatever you like. You can even have them select colours from a Wallpaper, so that whenever you change it, the colours of the interface will change to match.
Apart from this, there's also the ultimate personalisation feature called Sketchpad AOD. It's been inspired by the Canvas AOD on OxygenOS 11, and lets you turn a picture of yourself into a custom wallpaper for the always-on-display.
There's also Floating Window 2.0, which allows you to turn apps into, well, floating windows for better multitasking. You can enable this from the Smart Sidebar, or you can swipe up from the bottom, and push the app into the upper part of the screen. This only works on supported apps though, and while the native Videos app and Netflix work fine for playing videos in the background, apps like YouTube do not support this feature yet.
<h3>Privacy</h3>
When it comes to privacy, Realme has really upped its game with this new operating system.
First up, there's the Privacy Dashboard that Android 12 brings, which lets you monitor each app's usage, and what permissions they've used and at what point. You can change these permissions on the fly, and use the dashboard to see if any app is using features on your phone that you'd rather it not use.
You can also disable the microphone and camera completely at any time you want, but it's worth noting that while ColorOS 12 has quick toggles in the swipe down menu for this feature, in Realme UI 3.0, you're going have to do this in the Settings app.
Apart from this, you can erase private information captured on an image when sharing it, so as to not reveal the location, time stamp and camera model, and you can choose to give apps either your precise or approximate location.
<h3>Optimisations</h3>
Realme has also worked to bring a better user experience with Realme UI 3.0 in the form of optimisation.
Realme claims there's less memory fragmentation, and more utilisation, while apps launch 13% quicker due to smarter resource allocation. Moreover, memory usage is down by a claimed 30%, and battery life has been improved by 12%.
Overall, the interface does run quite smoothly, even if that is partly down to the 12GB RAM and Snapdragon 888 chip on this Realme GT.
<h3>Realme UI 3.0 Early Access Rollout</h3>
For Indian users enrolled in the Early Access program, Realme UI 3.0 will be pushed to Realme GT 5G devices in October 2021. The Realme GT Master Edition, GT Neo2 5G, X7 Max and Realme 8 Pro, will receive the update in December 2021.
Other devices including the X7 Pro, Narzo 50A, Narzo 30, and more, will get the update in Q1 next year, while the X7, realme 8 5G, Narzo 30 Pro 5G and realme 8s will get Reame UI 3.0 in Q2 2022.
<h3>Verdict</h3>
All in all, Realme UI 3.0 feels more polished and productive than the previous iteration, and we're glad that the brand has integrated quite a few useful features from ColorOS 12. Android 12's privacy enhancements have also been integrated well, making it one of the nicest skins to use out there.

Oppo's ColorOS 12 has been introduced, chock full with improvements and changes from Android 12. Take a look at some of the best features on the latest operating system.

Oppo ColorOS 12 Review: Top Features!

Oppo's ColorOS 12 has launched, bringing all the latest features and improvements of Android 12. Take a look at what we thought the best features were on the latest operating system from Oppo in this editorji review.

Oppo ColorOS 12 Review: a worthy match for OxygenOS?

ColorOS 12 based on Android 12 has been officially revealed. OPPO has made some major changes and improvements in terms of Privacy, the Stock Android Experience, Personalisation and and much more! ColorOS 12 will begin rolling out in India from November 2021 on devices like the Oppo Find X2, Oppo Reno6 Pro 5G, and Oppo Reno 6 5G. Let's take a look at some of most exciting features on ColorOS 12 in this editorji review.

<div data-pm-slice="1 1 []" data-en-clipboard="true">Oppo's ColorOS 12 has been introduced, chock full with improvements and changes from Android 12. Take a look at some of the best features on the latest operating system from Oppo in this editorji review.</div>

ColorOS 12 based on Android 12 has been officially revealed. OPPO has made some major changes and improvements in terms of Privacy, the Stock Android Experience, Personalisation and and much more!
ColorOS 12 will begin rolling out in India from November 2021 on devices like the Oppo Find X2, Oppo Reno6 Pro 5G, and Oppo Reno 6 5G.
Let's take a look at some of most exciting features on ColorOS 12 in this editorji review.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a style="color: #0000ff;" href="https://www.editorji.com/tech-news/gadget-review/oppo-reno-6-5g-review-better-value-than-reno-6-pro-1633693571185" target="_blank">Oppo Reno 6 5G Review: Better value than Reno 6 Pro?</a>

OnePlus could be looking to launch the OnePlus 9RT smartphone in October later this year, as per a new report.

OnePlus 9RT launch in October? Here's the latest buzz

OnePlus could be looking to launch the OnePlus 9RT smartphone in October later this year, as per a new report from Android Central.
Citing insider sources, the report says that the next T-branded device will be a tweaked version of the OnePlus 9R, which was already an upgraded version of the OnePlus 8T.
When it comes to specs, the alleged 9RT will reportedly sport the same 120Hz AMOLED display as the 9R, but get 65W fast charging support, a 4,500mAh battery and a stronger version of the Snapdragon 870 chipset. The rear camera on the 9RT will also get the same primary sensor as the OnePlus Nord 2, the 50MP Sony IMX766 sensor.
In the software department, the 9RT will reportedly be the first OnePlus phone with OxygenOS 12 based on Android 12 out of the box, and may bring more ColorOS features.
To recall, the OnePlus 9R was launches as part of the OnePlus 9 series in March, with a starting price tag of ₹39,999.

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OnePlus could be looking to launch the OnePlus 9RT smartphone in October later this year, as per a new report from Android Central.
Citing insider sources, the report says that the next T-branded device will be a tweaked version of the OnePlus 9R, which was already an upgraded version of the OnePlus 8T.
When it comes to specs, the alleged 9RT will reportedly sport the same 120Hz AMOLED display as the 9R, but get 65W fast charging support, a 4,500mAh battery and a stronger version of the Snapdragon 870 chipset. The rear camera on the 9RT will also get the same primary sensor as the OnePlus Nord 2, the 50MP Sony IMX766 sensor.
In the software department, the 9RT will reportedly be the first OnePlus phone with OxygenOS 12 based on Android 12 out of the box, and may bring more ColorOS features.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/oneplus-leads-india-s-premium-smartphone-segment-with-34-market-share-in-q2-2021-1627556386624" target="_blank">OnePlus leads India&rsquo;s premium smartphone segment with 34% market share in Q2 2021</a>
To recall, the OnePlus 9R was launches as part of the OnePlus 9 series in March, with a starting price tag of ₹39,999.

According to a report in The Verge, Android 12 will allow users to start playing games while downloading them.



Android 12 will let users play games while downloading them

According to a report in The Verge, Android 12 will allow users to start playing games while downloading them.
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Android 12 will let users play games while downloading them
According to a report in The Verge, Android 12 will allow users to start playing games while downloading them. Like the implementation of this feature in Sony&rsquo;s PlayStation consoles, users would have to download a small amount of data before they can open up the game and start playing. Additional data downloads will continue in the background. According to Google, this feature will allow players to start playing at least 2 times faster. Google also announced a new game dashboard for Android 12 that will give users easy access to utilities like screen capture and recording.
Android 12 to let users play games while downloading them Small initial download required before users can play Players can start playing 2 times faster: Google Game dashboard for Android 12 with screen recording

According to a report in The Verge, Android 12 will allow users to start playing games while downloading them.
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According to a report in The Verge, Android 12 will allow users to start playing games while downloading them.
Like the implementation of this feature in Sony&rsquo;s PlayStation consoles, users would have to download a small amount of data before they can open up the game and start playing. Additional data downloads will continue in the background.
Also Read:&nbsp;<a href="https://editorji.com/story/google-announces-design-overhaul-for-android-12-beta-available-now-1621393986870" target="_blank">Google announces design overhaul for Android 12, beta available now</a>
According to Google, this feature will allow players to start playing at least 2 times faster.
Google also announced a new game dashboard for Android 12 that will give users easy access to utilities like screen capture and recording.
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Google has announced that the 2021 version of the its developer conference, Google I/O, will be held completely virtually.

Google I/O 2021 will be virtual, free to attend

Google I/O 2021 will be virtual, free to attend
Google has announced that the 2021 version of the its developer conference, Google I/O, will be held completely virtually. The event will be free to attend for anyone who registers, and will be held from May 18 - 20. Google traditionally introduces a new Android version at I/O, and is expected to announce Android 12 at the upcoming conference. There will also be Q&amp;A sessions, and Ask Me Anything sessions with Google product experts.
Google I/O 2021 will be virtual, free to attend Google to host developer conference from May 18 - 20 Android 12 expected to be announced at I/O 2021 Q&amp;A, AMA sessions also held at event

Google has announced that the 2021 version of the its developer conference, Google I/O, will be held completely virtually. The event will be free to attend for anyone who registers, and will be held from May 18 - 20. Google traditionally introduces a new Android version at I/O, and is expected to announce Android 12 at the upcoming conference. There will also be Q&amp;A sessions, and Ask Me Anything sessions with Google product experts.

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