Week 13 in review: Meizu 20 trio announced, Oppo and OnePlus deny leaving Europe
The last week of March 2023 gave us another Redmi Note 12 variant, this time called Turbo, with Snapdragon 7+ Gen 1 chipset, up to 16GB LPDDR5 RAM and 1TB UFS 3.1 storage. Unfortunately, the device is unlikely to be launched in the international market.
Meizu, the smartphone company which is owned by Geely alongside Volvo and Smart, is back with a full flagship lineup – three phoens with 50MP main cameras and Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipsets.
Several reports from China and Europe suggest that Oppo and OnePlus, two companies that are under the BBK Electronics umbrella, are planning to exit major European markets. However, both companies denied the rumor and reiterated their commitment to these markets.
Everything Nokia does gets massive attention, and that’s what happened after the company announced Pure UI. The new design language is for all types of Nokia products and comes with new icons, artwork and a font. Unfortunately, none of this reaches smartphones made by HMD Global – it’s a user interface for OEM-made products, from small wrist-worn displays to large wall-mounted displays.
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The goal is to use it across all Nokia products and provide a consistent, flexible and scalable design.
There is also a special Harry Potter edition.
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The Pro is a Moto X40 for the global market. Both will have wireless charging.
The likely reason for this decision is Oppo’s legal battle with Nokia.
A smart 2-in-1 wearable unlike anything we’ve seen.
The pattern is unique for each unit.
It will be much cheaper than the flagship Edge 40 Pro model.
The R&D process took a year, and OnePlus had to set up a new self-developed production line for the special back material.
The phone brings a Dimensity 6020 chipset with 8GB of RAM and a 5000mAh battery.
Open sales begin April 3.
The update is available on iPhone 8 and later.
He is currently riding in South Korea.
The company’s WorldWide Developer Conference runs June 5-9.
It is expected to be the US version of the recently launched Moto X40.
It’s the 16/512 GB variant, which is probably the ultimate.
Features the same basic sensor and quality as the A7S III and FX3 at a lower price.
The new modem supports the latest 3GPP 5G NR Release 16 standard.
This decision is part of a “transformation of the company and a consolidation of the game portfolio”
Expect premium features in this screen.
It’s another week of Samsung’s dominance in our trending chart.
It comes with Mini Capsule, a first for any Realme smartphone.
Sources shared responses from company representatives.
Both foldables are rumored to launch in August.
There seems to be a light leak issue around the Dynamic Island cutout.
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