RedMagic Gaming Tablet 5 Pro launched in China

Specifications

Display:
📱 9.06" BOE X10 2.4K 185Hz OLED Display, 1600nits Peak Brightness, 110nits HBM, 5280Hz PWM Dimming

Performance:
⚡️ Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen5
⚡️ RedCore R4 Chip
⚡️ LPDDR5X (10667Mbps)
⚡️ UFS 4.1 (4200MB/s)

Camera:
📸 13MP OV13B10 Rear
🤳 9MP OV08X40 Front

Battery and charging:
🔋 8300mAh battery
🔌 80W charging

Software and extra:
⚙️ REDMAGIC OS 11.5
💠 Synaptics S3930 Touch Chip, 2000Hz Instantaneous TSR
✨️ Dual USB Type-C port / USB 3.2 Gen2 & USB 2.0, Bypass Charging Pro
💠 Side-Mounted Fingerprint, Dual 0815 X-axis Linear Motor, Dual 1227 Speakers
✨️ Built-in PC Emulator with Steam Direct Connection
❄️ Water Cooling & Built-in Cooling Fan
❄️ Water-Cooled RGB Heat Dissipation Technology / RGB Lighting
📶 Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 5.3, NFC
📏 6.9mm
⚖️ 363g

Price:
🏷 5299¥ ~ 12+256GB
#REDMAGIC

Micron is making ~70% margin on memory chips

Apple makes ~60% margin on their products

They are currently fighting over pricing

But neither side is losing..

The only loser in this case is consumer!!

New in One UI 9 Beta

Samsung has added a new blur effect to Device Care widgets in the latest One UI 9 Beta.

iQOO Neo 10 OriginOS 6 (16.1.18.5) Update Review, Hotspot, Charging Animation and more..

https://youtu.be/S3JIMwqSssw
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REDMI Over-Ear Noise-Canceling Headphones

Price:
🏷 297¥ (First Sale Price)
#REDMI

Samsung has officially unveiled the industry's fastest UFS 5.0 storage for future smartphones.

Software and security support for Samsung

Galaxy S25 series -7 years Android OS 7 year security

Galaxy S24 series - 7 years Android OS and 7 year security

Galaxy S23 series - 4 years Android OS and 5 year security

Galaxy S22 series - 4 years Android OS and 5 year security updates

Galaxy S21 series - 4 years Android OS and 5 year security updates

Galaxy S20 series - 3 years Android OS and 4 year security updates

Galaxy A14 series - 2 years Android OS and 4 year security updates

Samsung galaxy A,F,M06 5G - 4 years Android OS and 4 year security updates

Galaxy A15 series - 4 years Android OS and 5 year security

Galaxy A07 , A16 and above this year A,M,F series - 6 years Android OS and 6 year security

Samsung galaxy A33 and above - 4 years of Android OS and 5 years of security

Galaxy Tab S10 series - 7 years of Android OS and 7 years of security

Galaxy Tab S9 series - 4 years of Android OS and 5 years of security

Galaxy Tab S11 series - 7 years of Android OS and 7 years of security

Galaxy Tab A11 series - 7 years of Android OS and 7 years of security

Samsung galaxy M35 , Galaxy M34 and Galaxy M54,above too - 4 years of Android OS and 5 years of security

( same in a series rebrand m,f

Btw on February 9 2022 - Samsung Announces 4 Generations of OneUI (Android OS) and 5 Years of Security Updates for selected Galaxy Devices

- Galaxy S22, S22+, S22 Ultra, Galaxy S21 Series (S21,S21+,S21U,S21 FE)
- Galaxy Z Fold3, Z Flip3
- Selected Upcoming Galaxy A Series
- Tab S8, S8+, S8 Ultra

On 20 September 2024 - Samsung announced
7 years of updates for TVs
7 years of updates for flagship phones
7 years of updates for flagship tablets
6 years of updates for the Galaxy A series

Why can’t non-Chinese companies compete with the Chinese?

The main reason is supply chain control.

Almost every big innovation you see in Chinese phones, like silicon batteries, tri-fold designs, or other new features, comes from their tight control over the supply chain. This lets them build and launch new tech faster than others.

For example, this year Qualcomm and MediaTek released their chips early so that Chinese brands could launch new phones before the Chinese New Year, giving them a big sales lead.

So, can non-Chinese brands or new companies compete with them?

Yes, but not in hardware.

In the future, as supply chains become more global and less dependent on China, the real competition will shift to software and AI features.

The smartphone race is slowly moving from hardware to software, and that is where the next big battles will happen.

A Japanese capsule toy company is making tiny PC parts that you can collect and build.

Tarlin has teamed up with ASRock, Gigabyte, MSI, and Intel to create small, realistic PC components that fit together like a real desktop PC.

The first collection includes:

- Three different motherboards from ASRock, Gigabyte, and MSI
- An Intel Core Ultra 7 processor
- A PC case
- A power supply
- Case fans

The parts are not just for display. You can assemble them to build a miniature PC, making them more fun than regular capsule toys.

Tarlin is already known in Japan for making detailed miniature tech collectibles, and this is its latest project.

Under ₹25,000 — AMOLED or 8000mAh Battery? Which one would you pick? 👀

Samsung Galaxy M47 5G 🆚 OnePlus N6

Samsung Galaxy M47 5G
• 6.7" FHD+ Super AMOLED
• 120Hz Refresh Rate
• Gorilla Glass Victus+
• Snapdragon 6 Gen 3
• LPDDR5X RAM
• UFS 3.1 Storage
• 50MP (OIS) + 5MP Ultra-wide + 2MP Macro
• 12MP Selfie Camera
• 6000mAh Battery
• 45W Fast Charging
• Android 16 | one ui 8.5
• 6 OS Updates + 6 Years Security Updates

OnePlus N6
• 6.8" HD+ IPS LCD
• 120Hz Refresh Rate
• MediaTek Dimensity 6360 Apex
• LPDDR4X RAM
• UFS 2.2 Storage
• 50MP Dual Rear Camera
• 8MP Selfie Camera
• 8000mAh Battery
• 45W SUPERVOOC Charging
• Android 16 ( lite version OxygenOS so no live alerts ,cts and some features)
• IP65 Rating
• 3.5mm Headphone Jack

WhatsApp Username feature might be halted in India.

WhatsApp Username Feature may soon Blocked in India - Government is Eyeing the Legality Side

After WhatsApp announced the rollout of its Instagram-like “username feature”, the Indian government raised concerns regarding impersonation.

- The Indian government is examining WhatsApp's username feature over impersonation and identity fraud concerns.
- Authorities are exploring legal options and may issue a notice to Meta if the feature is found to pose risks.
- Officials will assess whether stronger safeguards are needed before the feature is rolled out in India.
- WhatsApp says usernames are meant to improve privacy by letting users connect without sharing phone numbers.
- The Indian government has issued a notice to Meta and sought a detailed reply within 3 days
- Meta has been directed not to roll out WhatsApp's username feature in India until consultations are completed
- The move follows concerns that usernames could increase impersonation, fraud and cybersecurity risks.

China Pricing vs India Pricing of Smartphones 

Chinese phone prices are always lower compared to India and even globally, no other country matches them

Why China Gets Cheaper Phones

1) China has the entire global supply chain

They have full control, access to components early, and can stockpile the latest hardware months before it launches globally

This allows brands to build phones faster and at far lower cost

2) Chinese phones inside China are heavily subsidised.
Because they rely on their own apps, services, ads, and ecosystems, brands earn extra revenue

Outside China in markets like India, Android phones depend on Google services, so brands cannot use the same subsidy model

As a result, phones in China are sold cheaper to boost ecosystem lock-in

Market Size Difference

The Chinese smartphone market is massive and brands sell extremely high volumes

These huge volumes let them keep prices lower, which is not possible in India

Why Phones Are Costlier in India Now

India’s smartphone market is already saturated and growing very slowly

Companies are struggling to sell big volumes like before

So brands follow a new strategy:

Sell fewer phones, but at a higher price to maintain profit

But here is the real problem:

Consumer income is not rising

So fewer people are buying expensive new phones

EMI Trend

Nearly 1 out of 3 phones in India is bought on EMI
But interest rates are rising fast

This affects Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities the most, leading to an overall market slowdown

Let's see how brands adapt in 2026

Either they correct prices or the slowdown will get worse.



A consumer bought an iQOO Neo 10 and faced a genuine issue. The service center ignored the problem. After raising the issue on X, @JagoGrahakJago blocked the consumer instead of helping.

Is this how consumer complaints are handled?