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Samsung teases what you can expect at MWC 2022
The electronics giant promises big news about the Galaxy Book
Samsung just launched its flagship Galaxy S22 lineup not even two weeks ago, but the electronics giant says more reveals are on the way before the end of the month. This week the company announced its Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2022 event and hinted at what's in store.
After months of leaks and rumors, the Pixel 6 is finally — finally — here. Unlike Google’s events from previous years, we aren’t expecting to see any additional hardware announcements. It’s the Pixel 6’s time to shine, and with so much new about this generation, we’re excited to see what it can really do.
Xiaomi's 11T Pro fills up its big battery in just 17 minutes with blisteringly fast 120W charging
Xiaomi introduced a total of four phones during its September 15 launch event
Xiaomi won over big parts of the smartphone market with its affordable but well-equipped smartphones, and now, the company has its sights set to the premium market. Along with a plethora of other devices, it has just announced its latest pair of flagships during its September 15 launch event, the Xiaomi 11T and the 11T Pro.
Samsung's Galaxy Watch4 might show up as soon as August
It looks like the much-anticipated Unpacked event should be next month
Samsung has plenty of new gadgets on the horizon, and nearly all of them have leaked out. From the Galaxy Z Flip3 and S Pen-equipped Z Fold3 to the hotly-anticipated Galaxy Watch4 series, we have a pretty good idea of what to expect from the fall lineup. All that's been missing is when we'll actually see the launch for all these new devices, but a new report is finally filling in those details.
The Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra has a rear display and charges at unprecedented speeds
Pushing the boundaries of what's possible
Xiaomi is on a roll this month: The company just launched a true successor to the Poco F1 last week, and before that, it raised the value-for-money bar yet again with the new Redmi Note 10 series. Now the manufacturer is wrapping up March 2021 with a new addition to its flagship series, the Mi 11 Ultra — an absolute beast of a phone with incredible charging speeds and a camera combination that's unheard of. There's also the Mi 11 Lite for those who are more budget-minded, an new Mi Band, and a new projector with Android TV and Google Assistant.
OnePlus is announcing the OnePlus 8T today, and as always, the occasion is accompanied by an online launch event. In contrast to the bug-ridden Nord AR launch, it looks like it will be a classic YouTube livestream.
OnePlus will unveil its next phone on October 14
No mention of a series, so it looks like there won't be a Pro model
OnePlus has announced the date for its next phone launch — the OnePlus 8T will be revealed at a livestreamed event on Wednesday, October 14, at 7AM PST (10AM EST, 3PM BST). It's been rumored that only a single phone will be launched in with 8T branding, and that looks all but confirmed as it's referred to in the singular (rather than series) throughout today's announcement.
ASUS has been improving on its ZenFones with every generation, which means we have high hopes for the ZenFone 7 line. A YouTube live stream event for the ZenFone 7 launch has just been listed for August 26th, less than two weeks away.
OnePlus Nord launch event tipped for July 21
The online-only unveiling will include some sort of AR experience
Thanks to a since-deleted tweet by reliable leaker Ishan Agarwal, we now know when the OnePlus Nord will be unveiled. It's going to be a digital event with an AR experience appended to it and will apparently take play on July 21, a little later than previously rumored.
OnePlus is gearing up to launch its latest flagship lineup, the OnePlus 8 series. In line with previous rumors that pointed to a mid-April release, the company has just announced that it will unveil its new phones on April 14 during an online-only live event.
We knew this was coming. Following countless reports since 2018 leading up to a high-res photo posted by OnePlus CEO, Pete Lau himself, the OnePlus TV was all but confirmed for today's launch event. Now we have confirmation: the first smart television by OnePlus has been unveiled exclusively for the Indian market, and we have all the interesting details.
There aren't currently any smartphones on the market that ship with Android 10 — even the latest Google Pixel 3a and 3a XL handsets come preloaded with Android 9 Pie — but that's all about to change. The OnePlus 7T, greenlit to be unveiled this week, will be the first Android device launching with version 10.
After a few light leaks, OnePlus is almost ready to take the wraps off its new hardware, and it will do so on two separate dates in three different locations. First up will be an announcement on September 26 in North America (10:30 AM EDT) and India (7 PM IST), and then on October 10 at an event in London (4 PM BST), the European launch will take place.
Huawei sub-brand Honor today shared press invites to an event in London scheduled for the following date: 444+4x4x4+(4+4)/4+44/4. Do the math and you'll find that the sum equals 521, or rather 5/21, alluding to May 21, the date Honor has given for the launch of its next smartphone series.
After plenty of leaks, rumors, and teasers from the company itself, OnePlus has now set a date for the launch of its next flagship phone. The OnePlus 6T will be announced at an event in New York at 11:00 EDT (8:00 PDT) on October 30th 29th.
When Bloomberg's Mark Gurman says something's going to happen in the world of tech, his word is very nearly a guarantee. So when a Gurman-authored article talking about upcoming iPhones sneaks in a one-line reference to Google having an October 9th Pixel event in New York City, we start freeing up our calendars.
By this point, we're able to piece together a pretty good picture of the upcoming OnePlus 6. It's going to have a notch. Unless you don't want it to have a notch. Unsurprisingly, it's going to have a Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 chip with up to 8GB of RAM and 256GB storage. And it's going to have a glass back. We now know when we're going to see the full picture.
As enthusiasts, we enjoy watching livestreams to learn about the latest devices as live events are happening. But if you had the opportunity to actually attend such an event, would you pay to go? You might want to ask yourself this question, as OnePlus will be offering tickets to its OnePlus 5T unveiling on November 16th in Brooklyn, New York for $40 a pop.
We pretty much know what the OnePlus 2 will look like thanks to a regulator leak earlier this week. And we know all of the important technical details thanks to piece-by-piece updates from the company itself. But if you still feel the need to tune in to the announcement on Monday, July 27th, OnePlus would really like you to do so via newfangled virtual reality. They've just posted the official Google Cardboard app for the livestreaming announcement.