We’ve been following the Nothing Phone(1) ever since Carl Pei announced it a few months ago. At this point, we know a lot about this phone and what it will offer. Information like the charging speed was recently leaked. So, there’s very little left to the imagination. Now, we know that the Nothing Phone(1) will not come with a charger Now, we know that the Nothing Phone(1) will not come with a charger...
That’s not to say that the phone is not optimized from the get-go, but there are always additional optimizations that can be done. Besides, the phone is not yet in the hands of consumers, which gave OnePlus time to do the necessary updating. The first OnePlus 10 Pro update brings a number of improvements to the table The first OnePlus 10 Pro update brings a number of improvements to the table...
OPPO announces Hasselblad partnership OPPO announces Hasselblad partnership OPPO has confirmed this partnership, by signing a similar agreement with Hasselblad. Last year, OnePlus agreed on a three-year deal with Hasselblad, and OPPO just did the same. This is not surprising at all, as the OPPO Find X5 series leaked several times now, bearing the ‘Hasselblad’ logo. OnePlus and OPPO are also sister companies, so this transition is not surprising. OPPO said that it will collaborate with Hasselblad to further develop advanced imaging solutions through R&D....
All of that should make this comparison interesting, to say the least. They do have different approaches to consumers, from both hardware and software standpoints. We’ll kick things off by comparing their spec sheets, and will then move to the design, display, performance, battery, camera, and audio sections. That being said, let’s kick off the OnePlus Nord 2 vs Google Pixel 4a 5G comparison, shall we. Specs Specs OnePlus Nord 2 vs Google Pixel 4a 5G: Design OnePlus Nord 2 vs Google Pixel 4a 5G: Design...
‘PhoneSpy’ malware has been found in 23 Android apps ‘PhoneSpy’ malware has been found in 23 Android apps This malware is also quite common to be found in apps outside the Play Store. It usually lies in apps that pretend to be legit well-known apps, which users download to avoid paying for them. This malware is capable of stealing crucial data from your smartphone, including messages, images, calls, and it can even remotely access your phone’s location....
