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A company employee is using the device in this video (embedded below the article), and shows the display refresh rate details. He also shows part of the Glyph interface, and the notification LEDs on the back. The Nothing Phone (1) will offer adaptive refresh rate between 60 and 120Hz The Nothing Phone (1) will offer adaptive refresh rate between 60 and 120Hz Let’s start with the display details, shall we? So, this video basically confirms that the Nothing Phone (1) will feature a 120Hz panel....

One UI 5.0 new features and changes One UI 5.0 new features and changes To start with, One UI 5.0 brings minor changes to the notification panel. The app icons in notifications are bigger and the text appears to be bolder too. The quick settings toggles are a bit smaller, though. The background opacity has changed a little. Elsewhere, Samsung has replaced the dialog box that appears when an app requires certain permissions with the default design that Google supplies with Android 13....

The two phones not only look different, but their internals also differ quite a bit. In this article, we’ll try to help you decide which of the two phones should you get. We’ll kick things off by comparing their specifications, and will then move to other categories such as design, display, performance, and so on. That being said, let’s compare the Google Pixel 5a vs OnePlus Nord 2, shall we?...

Do note that we’ll be comparing the Galaxy Z Flip 5G here, not the regular Z Flip. The two devices are quite similar, though, but they do come with different SoCs, and the sheer 5G connectivity factor is different. Still, they’re very similar, so the vast majority of what is said here appeals to the Z Flip as well. Having said that, we’ll compare the two phones across a number of categories, starting by listing their specifications....

The Geekbench listing (via) reveals a tablet with the model number SM-X808U, likely a U.S.-bound variant. It’s running on the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 SoC, coupled with 8GB of RAM. The benchmark scores are pretty impressive as well. The Galaxy Tab S8+ scores 1,223 and 3,195 points on single and multi-core tests, respectively. The benchmark listing also confirms that the tablet would run Android 12 by default. The tablet will likely run on Android 12L and a version of One UI 4....