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Poco debuts its first-ever virtual avatar - "Rydr" alongside Poco F7 globally. Rydr reflects Poco's pursuit of breakthrough performance and deeper engagement with the tech-savvy generation.
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Poco F7 Launched Globally
Poco F7 is basically rebranded Redmi Turbo 4 Pro of China. However, Xiaomi kept the original design of Redmi Turbo 4 Pro which comes with a nice RGB Light Ring inside the camera module with brightness adjustment China exclusive and offered the design similar to that of Harry Potter Deathly Hallows Limited Edition but in plain colors. The Silver Cyber Edition design is new but the vents shown on it are only for design and they are not real air vents.
Specs:
β’ 6.83-inch (2800x1280 px) 1.5K TCL M9 OLED Display
β’ 68.7 Billion colors; Dolby Vision
β’ 3840Hz PWM Dimming
β’ Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 SoC
β’ UFS 4.1 storage; IP68+IP69
β’ 6000mmΒ² dual ice loop 3D frozen heat dissipation
β’ 50MP main (Sony LYT-600; OIS) + 8MP Ultrawide
β’ Virtual proximity sensor; Metal frame
β’ Xiaomi Surge P2 + Surge G1
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Battery:
China/ India= 7550mAh
Global: 6500mAh
Pricing:
β’ 12GB+256GB= Rs. 31,999/ $399/ Β£389/ β¬449
β’ 12GB+512GB= Rs. 33,999/ $449/ Β£429/ β¬499
4 Android OS + 6yrs Security Patches
Poco F7 indeed features the same TCL M9 panel used on the flagship Xiaomi 15 Ultra, but the display ICs are different due to cost-cutting. 15 Ultra feature display ICs from Synaptics while the F7 has Display IC from NovaTek. Previous Poco phones like Poco F3 and X3 Pro also came with NovaTek's display IC only.
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Poco F7 is basically rebranded Redmi Turbo 4 Pro of China. However, Xiaomi kept the original design of Redmi Turbo 4 Pro which comes with a nice RGB Light Ring inside the camera module with brightness adjustment China exclusive and offered the design similar to that of Harry Potter Deathly Hallows Limited Edition but in plain colors. The Silver Cyber Edition design is new but the vents shown on it are only for design and they are not real air vents.
Specs:
β’ 6.83-inch (2800x1280 px) 1.5K TCL M9 OLED Display
β’ 68.7 Billion colors; Dolby Vision
β’ 3840Hz PWM Dimming
β’ Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 SoC
β’ UFS 4.1 storage; IP68+IP69
β’ 6000mmΒ² dual ice loop 3D frozen heat dissipation
β’ 50MP main (Sony LYT-600; OIS) + 8MP Ultrawide
β’ Virtual proximity sensor; Metal frame
β’ Xiaomi Surge P2 + Surge G1
Click HERE for full specifications
Battery:
China/ India= 7550mAh
Global: 6500mAh
Pricing:
β’ 12GB+256GB= Rs. 31,999/ $399/ Β£389/ β¬449
β’ 12GB+512GB= Rs. 33,999/ $449/ Β£429/ β¬499
4 Android OS + 6yrs Security Patches
Poco F7 indeed features the same TCL M9 panel used on the flagship Xiaomi 15 Ultra, but the display ICs are different due to cost-cutting. 15 Ultra feature display ICs from Synaptics while the F7 has Display IC from NovaTek. Previous Poco phones like Poco F3 and X3 Pro also came with NovaTek's display IC only.
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RIP Microsoft Windows BSOD
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Microsoft is getting rid of Windows' Blue Screen of Death after 40 years by replacing it with BSOD, where 'B' means Black instead of Blue. Thus, say hello to the Black Screen of Death error message instead.ο»Ώ
The new design drops the traditional blue color, frowning face, and QR code in favor of a simplified black screen. The simplified BSOD looks a lot more like the black screen youβd see during a Windows update but it will list the stop code and faulty system driver that you wouldnβt always see during a crash dump. The new BSOD screen will be rolling out to 24H2 later this summer.
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Microsoft is getting rid of Windows' Blue Screen of Death after 40 years by replacing it with BSOD, where 'B' means Black instead of Blue. Thus, say hello to the Black Screen of Death error message instead.ο»Ώ
The new design drops the traditional blue color, frowning face, and QR code in favor of a simplified black screen. The simplified BSOD looks a lot more like the black screen youβd see during a Windows update but it will list the stop code and faulty system driver that you wouldnβt always see during a crash dump. The new BSOD screen will be rolling out to 24H2 later this summer.
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HUH ??? I hope it's some internal issue and Telegram doesn't make translations, a complete premium feature as auto-translate is already a paid feature.
It seems like an internal issue because Telegram premium users are also facing this issue as the auto-translate option which used to come below the pinned msgs is not available either. Google CTS FTW
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Your First Look At Nothing Phone 3 Renders and Specifications
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Nothing Phone 3 will launch on 1st July worldwide and Nothing is continuing with their very unique weird look on their smartphones. Talking about the design, the top is a telephoto camera which is not even aligned with the other cameras β main and ultrawide below it. The glyph interface has been dropped with a new glyph matrix which is placed on the top right corner beside camera module. Unlike glyph interface which covers spans across entire back panel, the glyph matrix is only a small circular portion. Also, the telephoto camera ring is smaller than the main sensor ring ???.
Really really weird design.
Nothing said it would be their first βtrue flagshipβ phone, yet it has a slower βflagshipβ chipset aka the Snapdragon 8s gen 4 instead of flagship Snapdragon 8 Elite. Other specifications are as follows:
β’ 6.7-inch 1.5K resolution OLED Display
β’ Vapor Cooling Chamber
β’ 50MP front camera
β’ 50MP main camera (LYT-700 ???)
β’ 50MP Ultrawide
β’ 50MP 3X Periscope telephoto camera (LYT-600 ???)
β’ 60X Ultra Zoom
β’ 10cm macro photography
β’ 5200mAh battery
β’ Upto 65W fast charging
β’ Essential Key
β’ 5 AndroidOS + 7yrs Security Patches
Pricing starts from 800$ onwards and under Rs.60,000 for India
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Nothing Phone 3 will launch on 1st July worldwide and Nothing is continuing with their very unique weird look on their smartphones. Talking about the design, the top is a telephoto camera which is not even aligned with the other cameras β main and ultrawide below it. The glyph interface has been dropped with a new glyph matrix which is placed on the top right corner beside camera module. Unlike glyph interface which covers spans across entire back panel, the glyph matrix is only a small circular portion. Also, the telephoto camera ring is smaller than the main sensor ring ???.
Really really weird design.
Nothing said it would be their first βtrue flagshipβ phone, yet it has a slower βflagshipβ chipset aka the Snapdragon 8s gen 4 instead of flagship Snapdragon 8 Elite. Other specifications are as follows:
β’ 6.7-inch 1.5K resolution OLED Display
β’ Vapor Cooling Chamber
β’ 50MP front camera
β’ 50MP main camera (LYT-700 ???)
β’ 50MP Ultrawide
β’ 50MP 3X Periscope telephoto camera (LYT-600 ???)
β’ 60X Ultra Zoom
β’ 10cm macro photography
β’ 5200mAh battery
β’ Upto 65W fast charging
β’ Essential Key
β’ 5 AndroidOS + 7yrs Security Patches
Pricing starts from 800$ onwards and under Rs.60,000 for India
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Someone shared the real Nothing Phone 3 Design back in February only π
The Telephoto camera on the top atleast doesn't stick with the phone's edge but its ring is smaller than that of the main camera's ring. Also, the glyph matrix is really small π₯
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The Telephoto camera on the top atleast doesn't stick with the phone's edge but its ring is smaller than that of the main camera's ring. Also, the glyph matrix is really small π₯
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The Glyph Mirror
Get one for yourself here - https://nothing.tech/glyph-mirror
For the privacy concerns, Nothing notes:
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Get one for yourself here - https://nothing.tech/glyph-mirror
For the privacy concerns, Nothing notes:
When you upload your photo, we do not collect any personal data that could identify you. The photo itself is used solely for the glyph mirror and discarded once you exit this website.
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Xiaomi After-Sales Service: A Long Road of Broken Promises
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A userβs flagship Xiaomi 13 Pro continues to face serious issues, even after "three" official repairs and multiple visits to service centers. The issues began after the May HyperOS 2 update, when a pink line appeared. The service center replaced the display, but things only got worse. For over 1.5 months, the device has been lagging, the screen frequently freezes, touch response fails, the fingerprint sensor stops working intermittently, it overheats, and there are serious battery drain problems.
The After Sales Manager gave multiple false promises. He claimed the device would be fixed at another center, said parts were being arranged, and even mentioned sending an expert engineer. But none of that ever happened, and there was no follow-up despite weeks of waiting & showing videos of the issues to both SC and the ASM.
The complaint escalated from Grievance Desk to Head of Customer Service Desk. Xiaomiβs premium desk claimed that the issue is related to software aka HyperOS 2. However, other Xiaomi 13 Pro users havenβt faced this issue. Despite two display replacements costing over βΉ40,000 (~$500) to Xiaomi, issue still isn't permanently fixed.
Now, the matter reached Xiaomi India President's Office: L3 Level.
The Relationship Manager said the service center found NO issues during inspection and asked the user to take the device back. Videos showing the problems were dismissed since no faults were detected by the service center and they denied the device replacement as well.
The the user then demonstrated the issues live in front of the service center engineer. The fingerprint sensor and touch failed even after a full reset with no apps installed. Yet, the grievance team closed the complaint without resolving the problem.
These issues seems related to false touch detection which started happening after Xiaomi replaced the original display when pink line appeared. Itβs frustrating to deal with such bad after sales service & support from Xiaomi for a flagship device when all anyone wants is a phone that actually works.
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A userβs flagship Xiaomi 13 Pro continues to face serious issues, even after "three" official repairs and multiple visits to service centers. The issues began after the May HyperOS 2 update, when a pink line appeared. The service center replaced the display, but things only got worse. For over 1.5 months, the device has been lagging, the screen frequently freezes, touch response fails, the fingerprint sensor stops working intermittently, it overheats, and there are serious battery drain problems.
The After Sales Manager gave multiple false promises. He claimed the device would be fixed at another center, said parts were being arranged, and even mentioned sending an expert engineer. But none of that ever happened, and there was no follow-up despite weeks of waiting & showing videos of the issues to both SC and the ASM.
The complaint escalated from Grievance Desk to Head of Customer Service Desk. Xiaomiβs premium desk claimed that the issue is related to software aka HyperOS 2. However, other Xiaomi 13 Pro users havenβt faced this issue. Despite two display replacements costing over βΉ40,000 (~$500) to Xiaomi, issue still isn't permanently fixed.
Now, the matter reached Xiaomi India President's Office: L3 Level.
The Relationship Manager said the service center found NO issues during inspection and asked the user to take the device back. Videos showing the problems were dismissed since no faults were detected by the service center and they denied the device replacement as well.
The the user then demonstrated the issues live in front of the service center engineer. The fingerprint sensor and touch failed even after a full reset with no apps installed. Yet, the grievance team closed the complaint without resolving the problem.
These issues seems related to false touch detection which started happening after Xiaomi replaced the original display when pink line appeared. Itβs frustrating to deal with such bad after sales service & support from Xiaomi for a flagship device when all anyone wants is a phone that actually works.
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