Apple is the largest tech company in the world. The companies GDP alone crosses that of many countries. But, as the uncle ben used to say, “with great power comes great responsibilities”.
So, the question now stands as to Exactly how much power app store owners should have over developers?
The companies who believe that Apple is following its draconian app store policies to subdue innovations while increasing their profit are many in the market. These companies have always gone on either a media scuffle or legal scuffle with the Cupertino giant.
Now, however, these companies have actually banded together to form what is now called the “Coalition for App Fairness.”
The group describes itself as, “an independent non-profit organization founded by industry-leading companies to advocate for freedom of choice and fair competition across the app ecosystem.“
The 13 founding members of the coalition are all the developers who have been in a scuffle with apple at some point in time.
They include some big names like:
Epic launched a full-fledged war over Apple’s 30 percent cut that’s resulted in the biggest game in the world removed from the App Store entirely.
ProtonMail, whose CEO said Apple was holding developers “hostage” with the 30 percent fee.
Basecamp, which called Apple’s policies “exploitative” after updates to its Hey email app was blocked for using the same non-Apple billing technique that Netflix uses.
Blix claimed that Apple stole its ideas for anonymous email sign-in and then booted it from the App Store.
Tile testified in Congress that Apple used its platform to undercut its product’s usability on iOS.
The founding members are putting forth a coordinated effort for developers to formally protest against Apple’s rules.
The Coalition states, “companies of any size, in any industry who are committed to protecting consumer choice, fostering competition, and creating a level playing field for all app and game developers globally.”
The Coalition has brought forth three main issues against Apple:
Apple’s 30 percent cut of any payments sold through the store.
Lack of any other competitive options for app distribution on iOS.
Claim that Apple uses its control over iOS to favor its own services.
Tim Sweeney, CEO and founder of Epic Games released a statement citing, “We are joining the Coalition for App Fairness to defend the fundamental rights of creators to build apps and to do business directly with their customers”.
The Coalition for App fairness is hoping to gain influence over apple by utilizing a united front of developers. However, this coalition is still not enough to bend the Cupertino giant.
At the end of the day, these developers have to launch their Apps on Apple’s App Store while paying Apple’s fees. No matter the number of developers forming a united front against apple, it is still hard to imagine the Tech giant suffering any loss.
Mobvoi announced its latest smartwatch called the TicWatch Pro 3 GPS. It’s a major upgrade from its predecessors. Since the company has finally decided to migrate from Snapdragon Wear 2100 series to the latest Snapdragon Wear 4100 platform.
With snapdragon 4100, the overall experience of the new watch is about to get a massive upgrade.
The smartwatch measures 47 x 48 x 12.2 mm and weighs 41.9 g. it sports a 1.4-inch AMOLED screen. While sporting 1GB of RAM and 8GB of ROM, the smartwatch comes with a 577 mAh battery that easily lasts up to 72 hours in its smart mode and 45 days in Essential Mode.
The company has left no stones unturned in providing sensors for its new smartwatch. It has included a GPS module that supports Beidou, GLONASS, Galileo, and QZSS. The smartwatch also comes with a PPG heart rate sensor, a gyroscope, and a barometer.
The TicWatch Pro 3 GPS is certified as IP68 water and dust resistance. It is also capable of measuring the stress levels and has a built-in microphone with a sensitivity of 30 to 120 dB.
Mobvoi has offered hundreds of watch faces for the devices which stand to appeal to all kinds of users. The smartwatch also supports NFC for use with Google Pay.
One outstanding feature of the smartwatch is the inclusion of 13 workout modes that will integrate with the smartwatch’s blood oxygen saturation monitor while exercising.
Mobvoi TicWatch Pro 3 GPS is available to order for US$299.99 in the US and equivalent pricing in other regions like the UK, Australia, and the Eurozone.
In this COVID-19 pandemic situation, most of the smartphone buyers are willing to buy a low mid-budget smartphone. So, due to the high demand for mid-range smartphones, many smartphone companies have launched many affordable handsets.
In the past few months, many smartphones have been launched. We are providing you a list of the most affordable smartphones under Rs. 11,000. Let’s go through the list and have an in-depth view.
PRODUCTS
PRICE (₹ / INR)
Poco M2
10,999
Micromax IN Note 1(4GB+64GB)
10,999
Realme C15(64GB)
10,999
Samsung Galaxy A10s(32GB)
10,999
Tecno Pova(4GB+64GB)
9,999
Redmi 9 Prime(64GB)
9,999
Infinix Hot 9(64GB)
9,499
Moto e7 Plus(64GB)
9,499
Realme C12
8,999
Redmi 9i
8,299
1. Poco M2
The dual-SIM(Nano) Poco M2 has featured a 6.53″ Full HD+ In-Cell IPS display with (2340×1080)pixels of screen resolution. The phone has a quad rear camera setup at back including a 13MP main shooter alongside an 8MP ultra-wide sensor, a 5MP Micro camera, and a 2MP portrait camera sensor. On the front side, there is a teardrop notch to hold an 8MP selfie camera.
Poco M2
This phone is powered by an Octa-core MediaTek Helio G80 chipset and runs on Android 10. The SoC is equipped with 6GB RAM and 64GB inbuilt storage which will be expanded up to 512GB through a MicroSD card. The phone is backed by a decent battery of 5,000 mAh. The phone will be available in Brick Red, Pitch Black, and Slate Blue colours. The phone is priced at Rs. 10,999.
Regarding the display, this phone offers a massive 6.67-inch Punch Hole Display in Ultra bright FHD+ resolution (1080 x 2400 pixels). This phone has a rear-mounted physical fingerprint scanner. The Micromax IN Note 1 runs on the Android 10 OS and is powered by an octa-core MediaTek Helio G85 chipset with MTK Hyper Engine 1.0 GPU for a lag-free gaming experience.
The Helio G85 chipset is paired with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of internal storage. The storage is further expandable via an external microSD card. Coming to the camera section, the Micromax IN Note 1 features an AI quad rear camera setup that includes a 48-megapixel primary sensor. For the selfies, this phone has a 16MP wide-angle selfie snapper at the front. In terms of battery, this phone is fueled up by a huge 5,000mAH battery with the support of 18W fast charging technology (reverse charging enabled). This phone will be available in two different color variants: classy White and Green dripping with X-Factor. This phone is priced at Rs. 10,999
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3. Realme C15(64GB)
The Realme C15 features a 6.52″ Full HD+ display with (1600×720)pixels of screen resolution. The phone is packed with a quad rear camera setup at back including a 13MP main shooter, with an 8MP ultrawide-angle sensor, a 2MP Mono camera sensor, and another 2MP Retro sensor. On the front side, there is a waterdrop notch to hold an 8MP selfie camera.
Realme C15
This dual-SIM(Nano) phone is powered by an Octa-core MediaTek Helio G35 chipset and runs on Android 10. The SoC is equipped with 4GB RAM and 64GB inbuilt storage which will be expanded up to 256GB through a MicroSD card. The phone is backed by a decent Li-Po battery of 6,000 mAh which is supported by 18W of fast charging. This phone supports 4G connectivity. The phone will be available in Power Silver and Power Blue colour variants. The phone is priced at Rs. 10,999.
The Galaxy A10s is the most preferable and affordable from Samsung. The phone features a 6.2″ Full HD+ display with (1560×720)pixels of screen resolution. The phone has a dual rear camera setup at back including a 13MP main shooter alongside a 2MP depth sensor. On the front side, there is a ‘V’ shaped cutout to hold an 8MP selfie camera.
Samsung Galaxy A10s
This phone is powered by an Octa-core MediaTek Helio MT6762 chipset and runs on Android Pie 9. The SoC is equipped with 3GB RAM and 32GB inbuilt storage which will be expanded up to 512GB through a MicroSD card. The phone has a battery of 4,000 mAh. The Galaxy A10s has Dual-SIM(Nano) slot and supports 4G connectivity. The phone will be available in Black, Blue, Red and Green colour variants. The phone is priced at Rs. 10,999.
Tecno POVA runs the custom HiOS 7.0 which is based on the Android 10 OS and is powered by a MediaTek Helio G80 SoC chipset. Regarding the display, this phone features a large 6.8-inch HD+ hole-punch display. This phone has a rear-mounted fingerprint scanner. The Helio G80 chipset of this phone is paired with 4GB/6GB of RAM. In terms of battery, the Tecno POVA is fueled up by a mammoth 6000mAH Li-polymer battery with the support of 18W dual IC flash charging.
this phone offers a quad rear camera setup at the top left corner of the rear panel which includes a 16MP F/1.85 aperture primary sensor, a 2MP depth sensor, a 2MP macro sensor for ultrawide, and a lowlight AI sensor supported by a super quad flash. For selfies, this phone has an 8MP selfie snapper at the front. This phone is available in three different color variants: Dazzle Black, Magic Blue, and Speed Purple.
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6. Redmi 9 Prime(64GB)
The Redmi 9 Prime has a 6.53″ Full HD+ display with (2340×1080)pixels of screen resolution. The phone has an AI quad rear camera setup at back including a 13MP main shooter alongside an 8MP ultra-wide sensor, a 5MP Micro camera, and a 2MP portrait camera sensor. On the front side, there is a teardrop notch to hold an 8MP selfie camera. The phone has dual-SIM(Nano) facility which is supported by the 4G network.
Redmi 9 Prime
This phone is powered by an Octa-core MediaTek Helio G80 chipset and runs on Android 10. The SoC is equipped with 4GB RAM and 64GB inbuilt storage which will be expanded up to 512GB through a MicroSD card. The phone is backed by a decent Li-Po battery of 5,020 mAh which is supported by 18W of fast charging. The phone will be available in Space Blue, Mint Green, and Sunrise Flare colours. The phone is priced at Rs. 9,999.
The Infinix Hot 9 has a 6.6″ Full HD+ LCD IPS display with (1600×720)pixels of screen resolution. The phone is powered by MediaTek Helio P22(64 Bit) paired with 4GB RAM and 64GB inbuilt storage which will be expanded up to 256GB through a MicroSD card. The phone runs on Android 10. The phone has featured a decent battery life of 5,000mAh.
Regarding the camera sensors, the phone packs a quad rear camera setup including 13 MP main sensor, a 2MP depth sensor, another 2MP Macro sensor, and a low light sensor. On the front side, the phone has a punch-hole cutout at the left corner on the screen to hold an 8MP front camera for selfie purposes. The dual-SIM(Nano) Infinix Hot 9 is supported by 4G network connectivity. The phone will be available in Ocean Wave, Quetzal Cyan, and Violet colour variants. The phone is priced at Rs. 9,499.
Motorola has introduced its new affordable smartphone- Moto e7 Plus. The phone features a 6.6″ Full HD+ IPS TFT LCD Max version display with (1600×720)pixels of screen resolution. Users will get an Octa-core Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 460G chipset under the hood. The phone runs on Android 10. The phone has 4GB RAM and 64GB inbuilt storage which will be expanded up to 512GB through a MicroSD card.
Moto E7 Plus
The dual-SIM(Nano) Moto e7 Plus packs with a dual rear camera with a 48MP main shooter alongside a 2MP depth sensor. The phone has an 8MP selfie camera which is placed in a waterdrop notch cutout on the screen. The phone is backed by a decent battery of 5,000mAh. The phone will be supported by the 4G network connectivity. The phone will be available in Misty Blue and Twilight Orange colour variants. The phone is priced at Rs. 9,499.
The Realme C12 features a 6.52″ Full HD+ Incell LCD Max version display with (1600×720)pixels of screen resolution. The phone houses 6,000 mAH of huge battery life and users will get an Octa-Core MediaTek Helio G35 chipset which is paired with 3GB RAM and 32GB inbuilt storage which will be expanded up to 256GB through a MicroSD card. The phone runs on Android 10.
Realme C12
The Dual-SIM(Nano), Realme C12 packs with a triple rear camera setup, which includes- 13MP main shooter with a 2MP Mono sensor, and another 2MP Macro sensor. The phone has a teardrop notch cutout on the screen to hold a 5MP selfie shooter. The phone will be supported by the 4G network connectivity. The phone will be available in two colour variants- Power Blue and Power Silver. The phone is priced at Rs. 8,999.
Last but not least, the Redmi 9i. This phone is powered by an Octa-Core MediaTek Helio G25 chipset which is paired with 4GB RAM and 64GB inbuilt storage which will be expanded up to 512GB through a MicroSD card. The phone runs on Android 10. The Dual-SIM(Nano) Redmi 9i features a 6.53″ Full HD+ IPS display with (1600×720)pixels of screen resolution. The phone houses 5,000 mAH of huge battery life.
Redmi 9i
The phone has a 13MP single rear camera and the front side of the phone has a 5MP camera for selfie and video call purposes. The phone will be supported by the 4G network connectivity. The phone will be available in three colour variants- Midnight Black, Nature Green, and Sea Blue. The phone is priced at Rs. 8,299.
With portable devices leading the market, Mini PC has become quite famous. With 10th gen incorporating 10nm SoC’s, it becomes easy for Mini PC manufacturers to shrink their technology without compromising performance.
MINISFORUM has introduced its latest Mini PC, the DeskMini X35G.
The new PC comes with Intel Ice Lake CPU. The measurements are reported to be 136.5 x 121.5 x 40.5 mm and weigh around 500g.
The Core i3-1005G1 processor features two cores and Intel Hyper-Threading support. It also comes with Turbo Boost of up to 3.4 GHz and includes Intel UHD Graphics.
The Mini PC comes with 16 GB of DDR4 -3200 RAM and comes with an M.2 2280 NVMe slot that supports Intel Optane Memory.
The Mini PC offers a 2.5-inch drive bay that could be utilised for M.2 2280 SATA SSD.
DeskMini X35G Specifications
Processor
10th Gen Intel® Core™ i3 1005G1 Processors 2 Core/4 Threads Base Frequency 1.2GHz，Max Turbo Frequency 3.4GHz 4 MB Intel® Smart Cache TDP 15W
RJ45 Gigabit Ethernet×2, USB 3.1 Gen2 ×2, USB 2.0×2, USB-C×1, TF card Slot×1, DC Jack×1
Power
DC 19V/1.9A (adapter included) or via USB-C Port
System
Windows 10 pro
Feature
RTC wake up/Wake on Lan/Power on auto power on (BIOS setting) / Network boot/
MINISFORUM is reported to bring the DeskMini X35G to Indiegogo in October. The machine will start at US$399 with 16 GB of RAM and 256 GB of SSD storage.
Do you play mobile games and wondering how big the industry is? We are bringing you all information about this rapidly-growing market!
Technology has evolved rapidly in the past decade and impacted almost every industry, including entertainment. Gaming, which is one of the most famous ways of consuming entertainment content, records a sky-rocket growth caused mainly by technology improvements. Do you remember the days when we played an ever-popular Snake on Nokia phones? Three hundred fifty million people worldwide spent hours and days playing this iconic game. Nowadays, games are more sophisticated, and players can enjoy a much more comfortable experience. Let’s have a more in-depth look at how big the mobile gaming industry is.
Mobile – The future of gaming
Mobile gaming plays a substantial part in the overall gaming industry, and it already produced almost half of the revenue of the entire industry. Do not forget that the market includes tablet and PC gaming as well. The growth of mobile gaming is astonishing, despite being a relatively new market in the industry. It is estimated that around 2.5 billion people all around the world play games on their smartphones, which represents almost one-third of the world’s population.
Nowadays, mobile games are easily accessible through the apps, as consumers can buy them in one of the app stores or download them for free. Gaming is the third most popular app category, together with music. Social media and shopping apps are the only ones that have more mobile users than gaming applications. Although most of the games are free to download or cheap to buy, the vast number of users still brings significant revenue to publishers from in-app purchases. Consumers have a vast choice of different types of games, but one of the famous ones are the casino apps. Some people play them for fun and other place real-money bets, but they all find them very amusing and catchy. Some of the best casino apps in India like the ones categorized here offer numerous of games suitable for everyone’s taste. It’s just important to not take it too seriously and use them only for entertainment.
Why are people more focused on mobile gaming?
Mobile devices became more convenient for a range of different activities that are not restricted only to gaming. If you need to go shopping online or make some e-banking transactions, you don’t need to be constrained to using only your PC or laptop. Although you need an internet connection to perform online activities, that is not an issue nowadays since you can find reliable networks almost everywhere. No matter if you are in a coffee shop or at the restaurant, an internet connection should be available to you.
It applies to mobile gaming as well. Gamers can carry their devices everywhere and enjoy playing time while travelling to work or having a drink at the bar. They are not restricted to the particular space where they can play games, which makes smartphones more convenient over gaming consoles or PCs. Part of mobile gaming’s breakneck growth lies behind the fact that the user experience has reached a much higher level than it was the case just a few years ago. In-app purchases, unique features, and loyalty rewards have contributed to its popularity and made mobile gaming more engaging than ever.
Mobile devices are becoming more powerful
Just a couple of years ago, mobile devices couldn’t come even close to PCs and laptops in terms of the hardware and software features. The processor speed, graphics quality, and memory capabilities were the biggest advantage of desktop devices. However, the processing time of smartphones has become significantly reduced, and their graphics effects are much better compared to many past consoles. Although some limitations can never be bypassed, such as the screen size, they are neutralized by other advanced features that make mobile gaming so attractive. Today, many more people, particularly in India, are in possession of mobile devices rather than desktop machines.
Technology around smartphones had evolved rapidly in the past few years, and nowadays, you cannot imagine any reputable program, website, or any software without a mobile version of it. It was pretty challenging to adapt the software to mobile devices, but thanks to new tools, it has never been easier. A lot of companies take mobile platforms very seriously, and they put as much effort to make their software compatible with them as to PC compatibility.
A perfect example of this approach is the Finnish cloud gaming company Hatch Entertainment. Cloud gaming is the future of this industry since it allows players to play the game by streaming it rather than having to download it and run on the local machine. There are already a couple of giants in the gaming stream services such as Twitch, Mixer, or Stadia, but Hatch is focused on streaming games to mobile devices. In a brief timeframe, the company became the world’s leader in the mobile cloud gaming industry.
Mobile games are very straightforward
In case you still haven’t tried out mobile gaming, don’t worry, you don’t need to have some particular skill to start playing them. They are very easy to get in, and even non-gamers who have never played them before can become good players quickly. The most popular ones, like Angry Birds, Fortnite, or Candy Crush, are suitable even for children who can enjoy playing those with their parents.
The mobile gaming space will continue getting increased investment and attention. The 5G era is arising, and it can only bring improvements and continue transforming mobile gaming, and make it even more exciting.
Mobile computing has garnered a lot of attention. With new and high-end processors hitting the market early this year, the competition has always been neck to neck.
However, there is one indisputable champion among the mobile SoC’s. The crown is held by none other than Apple’s A14 Bionic.
WinFuture journalist Roland Quandt claimed on twitter that Qualcomm is working on a high-end counterpart to Snapdragon 875. The new processor will allow manufacturers to further tap into a performance that is beyond Snapdragon 875.
The codename is speculated to be “Lahaina+”, as it’s the Snapdragon 875 Plus.
Quandt didn’t actually highlight if Lahaina+ is actually a new processor or its Snapdragon 875G renamed as Snapdragon 875 Plus. What we do know now is that Samsung and Qualcomm have reportedly struck an $850 million deal. With this deal, Qualcomm will provide 100 percent of orders to the company. It means that the rumored Lahaina+ will be mass-produced.
Qualcomm has Lahaina (what I think is SM8350 aka SD875) coming. We knew that. There's also Lahaina+.
Snapdragon 875+ might feature a custom Kryo 685 core based on the ARM Cortex-X1 Super Core.
Qualcomm has only released minor changes when releasing the ‘Plus’ variants of smartphone chipsets. These include increasing CPU and GPU clock speeds, resulting in a small performance increase. With the Snapdragon 865 Plus, Qualcomm was generous enough to add Wi-Fi 6E and Bluetooth 5.2 support.
Will the new processor cause any trouble for the Cupertino giant?
Apples A14 Bionic is the current undisputed champ among mobile SoC’s that exists in the market. To date, no processor in the market has come close to even match the performance of the Cupertino giant’s SoC.
Apple’s A14 Bionic has performed extremely well in both single-threaded and multi-treaded ratings.
But a more powerful Snapdragon 875 Plus could allow Qualcomm to take the performance crown from Apple for the first time in years.
It will be interesting to see what changes the Snapdragon 875 Plus, or Snapdragon 875G bring to the table other than just a minute increase in performance.
Vivo has already announced the first two members of its V20 series with the V20 and V20 Pro earlier this week. Now, Vivo has announced the third member of that series dubbed as V20 SE. Let’s get into the specifications of this phone.
The V20 SE runs on Android 10 OS and is powered by an octa-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 665 chipset at the helm. Regarding the display, this phone offers a 6.44-inch FHD+ AMOLED panel with a waterdrop notch and an in-display fingerprint scanner. This phone comes in two different color gradients: Black & White.
The SD 665 chipset of this phone is paired with 8GB RAM and 128GB internal storage. The storage is further expandable via an external microSD card. Coming to the camera specs, this phone sports a triple rear camera setup which includes a 48MP primary shooter, an 8MP ultrawide lens, and a 2MP depth helper. For the selfies, this phone features a 32MP selfie shooter at the front. This phone has a polycarbonate back.
Coming to the battery, the V20 SE houses a decent battery backup of 4,100mAh supported by 33W wired fast charging. The company claims a 62% top-up in 30 minutes. This phone has a dimension of 161.0mm × 74.08mm × 7.83mm and it weighs around 171 grams. Regarding the price and availability, this phone carries a price tag of RM 1,199 ($287) while availability will be announced soon.
COVID-19 has already shaken the economy of the whole world. All the European clubs are facing a heavy crisis in their economy. Some big clubs like Manchester United, Juventus also faced economical problems this summer.
Supporters are not allowed inside the stadium since the pandemic has started. Premier League and Championship are forecasted to lose out on around £1 billion if fans don’t come soon to the stadium.
Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, recently revealed the idea of bringing a small number of fans to the stadium, just like the way fans are back to the stadium in the UEFA Super Cup final yesterday between Bayern Munich and Sevilla FC. But according to new rules of lockdown and curfews, it may not possible this year.
Recently it was estimated that Manchester United can lose out on around £5 million per match day and may lose around £140 million in total for these new rules.
Manchester United has already faced so many problems in the transfer window. They are yet to sign some of their prime targets this year because of their financial issues. They have signed only the Dutch midfielder Donny Van De Beek from Ajax.
The Red Devils cannot recuperate a single transfer fee for a player this summer. They have only sold Alexis Sanchez to Inter. But they needed to let him go for free as his wage was too high, though United will save an amount of money as they don’t need to compensate to terminate the contract.
United are also in talks with AS Roma to sell Chris Smalling. Some other players are also in talks with multiple clubs. Not only Manchester United, but all the other clubs of Premier League has faced problems in selling. The players are reluctant to relocate because of the virus, meaning many teams have been unable to move on unwanted figures.
Around a year after the launch of Google Stadia, Amazon brought its new game streaming service down to the field. It has been named Amazon Luna and nearly identical to its rival Google Stadia.
Amazon Luna streams more than 100 games from the cloud to the apps on various platforms like PC, Mac, Fire TV, iPhone, and iPad. For iPhones and iPads, it has special web applications. If you are an Android user, not to worry. Amazon will launch for this platform too, after Luna’s debut in the market.
I already mentioned that Amazon Luna will come to the market with more than 100 games and also various titles including Control, GRID, Abzu, Panzer Dragon, Sonic Mania, Metro Exodus, Overcooked 2, and Rime. Luna also brings Ubisoft’s own ‘channel’, for some other major titles like Assassins Creed Valhalla, and Fenyx Rising are also added to the list.
Though the cost of Ubisoft’s components is not declared yet, the ‘introductory’ price of Luna+ will be $5.99/month. In return, you will get access to all games, unlimited gameplay facility at 1080p/60fps.
Just like Google Stadia, Luna also has its own controller, costs $49.99 during Early Access. This controller ‘goes straight to Amazon’s service’ and doesn’t use Bluetooth or any other local connections. This helps to reduce the latency by up to 17-30 milliseconds.
The Amazon Luna is integrated with Twitch where streamers can stream their gameplays and audiences can join to view that with just one click.
OnePlus 8T is just around the corner for the official unveiling and it supposed to get some major upgrades and one of them is the support for 65W charging which is dubbed as Warp Charging 65 which has been also been doing the rounds of the internet before OnePlus even made an official announcement.
The latest teaser advertisement shared by the OnePlus teases that the upcoming OnePlus 8T will be getting the “Ultra Fast” charging speeds which are even going to be faster than the current Warp Charge 30T and the next charging speed which is available in the market especially used by other smartphone manufacturers is 65W charger so it will be smart to guess that it’s going to have support for 65W charging.
Well, a 65W charger will not be something very new as we have already seen OnePlus. counterparts like Xiaomi and Realme adopting the new charging speedway before OnePlus. Several budget handsets even now come with the 65W chargers so it will be not as exciting as the original Dash Charger but it will be exciting to see how OnePlus will be implementing it.
OnePlus also gave us a little sneak peek of the upcoming Warp Charge 65 in the latest forum post and according to the forum post the upcoming charging technology will be able to give a day’s power in 15 minutes and it will be capable of charging OnePlus 8T’s 4500mAH battery completely in 39 minutes and it can charge half the battery in 15 minutes.
The OnePlus 8T will be having a dual battery setup and the new charger will be charging both the batteries simultaneously at more than 30W without being heated up.
I've been using this phone for several months now … And trust me, 120Hz is just the start of it.😉 https://t.co/9l0VxjQz9l
Another big highlight of the upcoming OnePlus 8T will be a 120Hz display which has been officially confirmed by the OnePlus be CEO Pete Lau on the microblogging platform Twitter and he even said that he’s using the phone from the last few months.
OnePlus has also shared a video teaser for Warp Charge 65 which basically summarises OnePlus’ earlier charging technology and reveals the name of the new 65W charging tech.
OnePlus 8T 5G is set to arrive on October 14 without the bigger “Pro” variant as per the ongoing rumors.
