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After the Galaxy Fold and Z Flip, Samsung has launched its third smartphone with a foldable display-- Galaxy Z Fold 2. Samsung is offering some productivity features of the Galaxy Note 20 series along with what the company claims is bigger cover display, better quality ultra-thin foldable glass inside with a punch hole for selfie camera and 5G support. Samsung has also added a new hinge that allows the phone to be used as a laptop that allows the display to be tilted at different angles.   The cover display(outside display when folded) measures 6.2-inch. It offers HD+ 2260 x 816 pixels resolution. It’s a Super AMOLED display with 25:9 aspect ratio and 386ppi pixel density. The main foldable display is a 7.6-inch QXGA+ (2208 x 1768 pixels) Dynamic AMOLED 2X Display with an aspect ratio of 22.5:18 and 373ppi pixel density. Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2 is powered by the Snapdragon 865+ processor with 12GB of RAM and 512GB internal storage. There’s another variant with 256GB sto...

The first-generation  ROG Phone  was launched almost a year ago, defining how a gaming phone should look and feel like while also packing the internals to match. Well, numerous competitors have since cropped up, including  Black Shark  and  Nubia Red Magic , so Asus has again shouldered the task to bring the best of gaming features to mobile gamers. So, the company has launched its second-gen gaming smartphone – ROG Phone 2 in India at the launch event in New Delhi. Asus ROG Phone 2 is a  massive upgrade  over its predecessor. It now includes a flagship processor that’s been overclocked to offer more raw power to gamers, a first-of-its-kind display experience, flagship cameras, and a humongous battery. Here’s everything you need to know about ROG Phone 2: Specs and Features Asus has designed the ROG Phone 2 to provide you an optimal and comfortable in-hand feel, especially while gaming, says the Taiwanese giant. It still touts the same glass an...

OnePlus has now unveiled its latest flagship, the OnePlus 6 ( starts at Rs. 34,999 ), at an event in Mumbai, India.  The OnePlus 6 launched in India is in no way different from the global variant and features the same top-of-the-line specifications, including the Qualcomm  Snapdragon 845 SoC and 6/8GB RAM . The device has initially been released in two color variants, namely Mirror Black and Midnight Black, with a third Silk White variant coming in shortly after. OnePlus has also partnered with Marvel Studios to launch a limited Avengers-edition OnePlus 6, which has exclusively been launched in India. In case you missed the global launch event, here’s a quick rundown of the specifications on the OnePlus 6: Processor Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 SoC RAM 6/8GB Storage 64/128/256GB Camera Front: 16MP with EIS Rear: 16MP+20MP with OIS and EIS Display 6.28" 19:9 FHD+ AMOLED Battery 3,300mAh with Dash Charge (5v,4A) Operating System OxygenOS based on Android 8.1 Oreo ...

  HMD Wednesday  announced  the Nokia 7 Plus, Nokia 6 2018 and Nokia 8 Sirocco for the Indian market. The phones were previously announced at MWC 2018 and some have gone on sale in as well in countries like China. India has been one of the focus countries for HMD and the company hopes that its new lineup of phones, along with the Nokia 1 that was launched a few days ago, will help the company move up in hyper-competitive smartphone market. The Nokia 7 Plus and the new Nokia 6 are mid-range handsets and arguably the most important phones for the Indian market right from a price perspective. They both bring appealing new designs and are part of the Android One initiative, which means stock Android and timely updates for two years. The Nokia 8 Sirocco is the companys first flagship for the year and not only brings an attractive glass design, but is also and Android One phone with top-notch hardware. Specifications Display : The Nokia 7 Plus spo...

As expected, Google has taken the wraps off its newest version of   Android   and revealed some information about the   devices   that will be upgraded in the coming months. First off, it's   Android   Oreo,   not Android Orellete   as a previous report wrongfully claimed. Android   Oreo is supposed to be faster, smarter and more powerful than any of the previous versions of the mobile platform. It comes with picture-in-picture and Autofill, these two features being available in the   latest Developer Preview builds   as well. New notification dots will now allow users to see what's new in their apps and then decide on what action to take. On top of that,   Android   Oreo adds fully-redesigned emojis, including no less than 60 new emoji. Google also emphasizes the need for extra security, so   Android   Oreo will now come with something called   Google Play Protect , which should help make the new OS more...

Google Pixel 2 Gets FCC-Certified With Android O, Snapdragon 835 And 'Active Edge' The Google Pixel 2 edged closer to its launch after being certified by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), and according to the regulatory filing, the device will come with Android O and Snapdragon 835, features long expected. The device, expected to be launched in the next two months, will also have a new ‘Active Edge’ feature, similar to Edge Sense on the HTC U11. A screenshot of the device in the filing displays the feature, which is expected to be a gesture-based trigger for the voice assistant. Pressing the edges of the display is expected to trigger the Google Assistant. On the U11, the gesture can also be used to open apps or even take photos. According to  PhoneArena , the device will also have different navigation buttons, with the home button doubling as the trigger for the assistant. The device is also expected to have a 64GB base variant since the leak...

Not even two days into spring and Google is already jettisoning developer previews for the next major version of its Android operating system. As you likely already know, Android O is here as a developer preview, allowing all Nexus and Pixel users to commit the ultimate rite of passage by using this one as a daily driver... if they dare! Always curious to give shiny new things a spin, we flashed the developer preview on our trusty and battle-hardened Nexus 6P. One thing led to another, and here you are reading this, hmm, "preview" of Android O's developer preview. All the changes you will spot at first sight are definitely on the evolutionary side of the spectrum and not on the revolutionary, and that's great, though we can easily see why some might deem the preview of Android O a bit boring. That's okay - it's merely expected to lay the foundations on which Google will be building on. It's almost a given that the upcoming developer previews will i...