Following the introduction of the V80 Design earlier this month, nubia has now also launched the V80 Pro. This is listed in Mexico at the moment, but will undoubtedly make its way to other markets soon. It has a 6.75-inch 900x1940 screen with 120Hz refresh rate, the Unisoc T7280 SoC at the helm, 8GB of RAM, 256GB of expandable storage, and a 5,000 mAh battery. nubia V80 Pro official images On the rear is a 108MP main camera, flanked by two decorative cameras (a 2MP of some sort and an "AI camera"). For selfies you get a 16MP snapper. The phone measures 166 x 79 x 7.7 mm and...

Following the introduction of the V80 Design earlier this month, nubia has now also launched the V80 Pro. This is listed in Mexico at the moment, but will undoubtedly make its way to other markets soon. It has a 6.75-inch 900x1940 screen with 120Hz refresh rate, the Unisoc T7280 SoC at the helm, 8GB of RAM, 256GB of expandable storage, and a 5,000 mAh battery. nubia V80 Pro official images On the rear is a 108MP main camera, flanked by two decorative cameras (a 2MP of some sort and an "AI camera"). For selfies you get a 16MP snapper. The phone measures 166 x 79 x 7.7 mm and...

Honor will unveil the Honor 500 and Honor 500 Pro on November 24 in China. The brand already revealed both smartphones' designs, and now they have announced that the Pro model will feature a new 3D ultrasonic in-display fingerprint sensor. 3D ultrasonic in-display fingerprint scanners are better than optical ones, as they offer better security and accuracy. Besides, the one used by Honor for the 500 Pro is faster than previous versions, as the brand claims it takes just 0.1 second to unlock the device, even with wet hands or a wet screen (the phone is IP69K-rated). Honor hasn't...

Ahead of the Mate 80 series launch, Huawei has quietly introduced the Enjoy 70X Premium in China. The phone is largely identical to the Enjoy 70X, which was unveiled earlier this year. However, the Premium edition offers a new chipset and fresh color options. The Huawei Enjoy 70X Premium edition is powered by an octa-core Kirin 8000 SoC, which is paired with 8GB of RAM and up to 512GB of internal storage. It also supports satellite communication allowing users to send text or image messages when there’s no network connection. It comes with a 6.78-inch AMOLED curved display that...

OpenAI began piloting group chats for ChatGPT users last week. The feature was available on web and mobile for logged-in users on ChatGPT's Free, Go, Plus, and Pro plans, but only in Japan, Taiwan, New Zealand, and South Korea. OpenAI said the rollout would be expanded to more regions based on feedback, which has been positive, and the company announced the rollout of group chats for ChatGPT users globally. "Early feedback from the pilot has been positive, so we’re expanding group chats to all logged-in users on ChatGPT Free, Go, Plus and Pro plans globally over the coming days. We will...

Poco has confirmed that the upcoming Poco F8 series launch on November 26 will include more than just smartphones. The company will also unveil its new Pad X1 and Pad M1 tablets alongside the F8 Ultra and F8 Pro. In a social media post, Poco revealed that the Pad X1 tablet will debut on November 26 in Bali, Indonesia. The company also shared the design of the tablet. The Poco Pad X1 will be powered by the Snapdragon 7+ Gen 3 SoC and offer a 3K resolution display with up to 144Hz refresh rate. Looking at the design and specs, the Pad X1 appears to be a rebranded Xiaomi Pad 7,...

Google's Quick Share works for Android the same way AirDrop works for Apple's ecosystem, and now Google has announced that the two are finally compatible. So you can now share things between iPhones and Android devices, provided that those Android devices are Google's Pixel 10 family. That's the catch - for now, this only works on those smartphones. Undoubtedly, Google will open it up to more devices in the following months or years, but it's keeping this functionality exclusive to its latest Pixels from the get-go. There's really no need to explain how this works - to...

Spotify's latest feature is something third parties have offered for a long time, and in fact it's actually launching in partnership with one of those third parties. We're talking about the ability to transfer your playlists from competing services right into Spotify. This is powered by TuneMyMusic, a service that has been offering playlist transfers between online music streaming services for quite a while now. It's now sort of integrated into Spotify itself, but of course only for playlists you want to move into Spotify, and not out of it. Just go to Your Library in the Spotify...