Nvidia GeForce RTX 4070 Ti Specifications Accidentally Leaked Ahead of Launch: Report

Nvidia GeForce RTX 4070 Ti specifications were recently leaked by the company, ahead of the debut of the "unlaunched" graphics card. The leaked specifications of Nvidia's RTX 4070 Ti GPU match those of the RTX 4080 with 12GB of memory, 7,680 CUDA cores, and a 2.61GHz boost clock. The specifications page was later taken down by the company.

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OnePlus 100W charger will hit markets soon: Know details

OnePlus has had a busy few months, with the brand launching products other than smartphones to increase its offerings. The brand recently launched its TWS earbuds, new monitors, and even TVs. Now, the company is getting ready to launch a new 100W dual port fast charger. This product’s launch in China has already been confirmed by the brand. However, there is no indication regarding whether it will also hit global markets. 

OnePlus 100W charger specifications (expected)

The new 100W charger from OnePlus will mark the first of its kind from the brand as it will also have a dual-port super flash charger. The charger is rumoured to have a USB-A + Type-C design, which means that you can use both ports at the same time. It is believed that the charger offers PD fast charging at up to 65W. 

OnePlus 100W dual port charger uses

What makes this charger different from others in the market is that it can be used to charge various types of devices such as smartphones, TWS, and laptops. 

There are also reports indicating that the charger is reportedly designed keeping the battery size of the upcoming OnePlus 11 smartphones as well as the safety requirements of a massive battery capacity. Official claims state that the charger can top up 100% charge in 25 minutes, and up to 50% in 10 minutes. 

It is important to note that the OnePlus 11 has been marketed as the first product that can support aging battery charging acceleration and long-term charging protection. The smartphones are reportedly equipped with a specific battery management chip and 13 sensors to offer real-time battery state detection. 

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OnePlus 7T vs Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G specs comparison: Which one to buy

OnePlus and Samsung are two heavyweights in the smartphone market. And if you have a budget of ₹40,000, then there are two phones from these brands that you can possibly consider. These are the OnePlus 7T and the Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G.  Let’s pit them against each other and see based on their specs comparison, which makes more sense to buy.

OnePlus 7T vs Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G: Processor and Memory

The OnePlus 7T has up to 8GB RAM with 256GB ROM. The phone has an octa-core Snapdragon 855 Plus processor with Android 12 software (upgradeable). 

The Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G, on the other hand, also has up to 8GB RAM paired with 256 GB ROM but the memory is expandable to 1TB. This device also comes with an octa-core processor that comes powered by a Snapdragon 865 SoC with Android 13 software (upgradeable). 

OnePlus 7T vs Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G: Battery

The OnePlus comes with a 3800 mAh battery that comes with a warp charger that the company claims can charge your phone up to 70% in just half an hour.

The Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G comes with a 4500 mAh battery supported by 25W fast charging.

OnePlus 7T vs Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G: Camera

The OnePlus 7T’s primary rear camera is 48 MP and on the front side, there is a 16 MP camera. Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G, on the other hand, comes with a 12 MP primary rear camera and a 32 MP front camera. 

OnePlus 7T vs Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G: Display

Both of these phones come with a 6.5-inch AMOLED display.

OnePlus 7T vs Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G: Price

The cost of the OnePlus 7T base variant is ₹29,199 whereas the Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G 5G will set you back by ₹37,990 for the base variant.

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The 41 Most Anticipated Games of 2023

What are the biggest games in 2023 on PC, Android, iPhone, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series S/X? Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile, Dead Space, Hogwarts Legacy, Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, Tekken 8, Street Fighter 6, Diablo IV, Assassin’s Creed Mirage, Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora, Final Fantasy XVI, Sk...

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OnePlus 11R leak shows alleged live images and specs of the phone

A OnePlus 11R leak has surfaced on the web that reveals the supposed design and specifications of the device. The report comes from Yogesh Brar (via Gadget Gang) that shares a couple of purported live images of the OnePlus 11R. This supposed OnePlus phone in the pictures dons a case, that barely hides anything. We learn it could be sporting an IR blaster and alert slider on the side panel. This is in contrast to its predecessor, the OnePlus 10R. 

OnePlus 11R specifications (Leaked)

According to Mr Brar, the OnePlus 11R is going to roll out with a four-camera array, an IR blaster and an alert slider. 

On the front, it could sport a 120 Hz curved AMOLED panel with 1.5k (1080×2412) resolution and a centre punch hole. There could be a 16MP selfie shooter within this cutout.

The back cameras of the phone could be led by a 50MP Sony IMX766 sensor, followed by a 13MP ultrawide and a 2MP macro/depth sensor.

Inside, the phone could bring a Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 processor, up to 16GB RAM, up to 256GB storage, a 5000mAh battery, and 100W charging support.

Unlike other flagship phones like Samsung Galaxy S23 and Xiaomi 13 series phone, the OnePlus 11R doesn’t seem to be bringing Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset.

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GOVO GOBUDS 920 Review: Great fit, but struggles to compete with budget heavyweights

With the GOBUDS 920, homegrown brand GOVO attempts to carve a spot for itself in the competitive budget TWS market in India. While the earbuds have a solid, snug fit and come with an IPX4 rating for sweat and splash resistance, they don’t particularly impress in other areas. The feature set is barebones, the sound quality isn’t up to the mark – even considering the price, and the battery life, while decent, is bested by some of its competitors.

Homegrown Bengaluru-based startup, GOVO, launched a number of products in the competitive audio segment. We got our hands on the GOVO GOBUDS 920 – one of the company’s top-of-the-line TWS earphones priced at ₹2,499. The brand has a plethora of TWS earphones in its portfolio; all priced inexpensively to cater to price-conscious Indian consumers, which we appreciate. Packing 6mm drivers, Bluetooth v5.1, IPX5 sweat resistance, and 30 hours of playtime, these are basic entry-level TWS earphones that compete against products from realme, OPPO, DIZO, and OnePlus in the same price bracket. Let’s see how this homegrown brand’s GOPODS 920 stacks up against the competition.

GOVO GOBUDS 920 Review: Build, design, and comfort

The GOVO GOBUDS 920 have a simple, no-frills aesthetic. The company has opted for a simple matte black finish on the case and earbuds that looks decent and is resistant to fingerprints. However, the case and buds can get smudged easily if your hands are oily. The top of the case and the back of the earbuds house a simple, blue GOVO logo. However, there’s no real flair in the aesthetics. That said the case is fairly pocketable and should fit inside most pockets and handbags.

The front of the case features three LED battery indicator lights and the back features a USB-C charging port. This isn’t the easiest case to open one-handed but you can do it with some finger gymnastics. The earbuds have silicone ear fins attached that add a little something to the overall look. But that’s not all that they do.

The ear fins provide an excellent in-ear fit allowing you to use these earbuds when you’re running or gymming with ease. They fit snugly inside the ear; as long as you find the correct size of ear tips. The company has provided a total of three sizes of silicone eartips, so finding a decent fit shouldn’t be an issue. 

The buds are also extremely lightweight; only 4 g each. So, they’re exceptionally comfortable to wear over extended periods of time. The silicone fins slot into the ears and give it that extra snug fit. We’re glad GOVO has chosen to incorporate this since many companies give it a skip. Overall, these are comfortable earbuds for daily use, but they lack any aesthetic flair.

GOVO GOBUDS 920 Review: Features

GOVO has incorporated touch controls on the GOBUDS 920 – the back portion of each earbud doubles as a capacitive touch surface. The controls work fairly well but since there’s no dedicated app, you do not get the option to customise the controls. This is something you will get on most Realme and OPPO earphones at the same price point.

Touch controls aside, the GOVO GOBUDS 920 are quite barebones when it comes to features. You get basic features such as voice assistant support, an IPX5 rating, Bluetooth v5.0, and mono-mode support. However, the earbuds are missing other features such as a dedicated app, multipoint connection, on-ear detection, and Active Noise Cancellation. 

In contrast, the DIZO GoPods (review) which cost just ₹500 more come with pretty decent ANC and the Realme Buds Q2 (review) – which are available at the exact same price – also have ANC. Therefore, it becomes rather difficult to recommend these earphones when competitors that are priced similarly offer not just high-end features such as ANC but also quality-of-life features such as an accompanying app.

GOVO GOBUDS 920 Review: Performance

The GOVO GOPODS 920 have a dark and muddy sound profile since the bass response is excessively bloated on these earphones while the mids pale in comparison. The buds support the SBC and AAC audio codecs, which is standard at this price. While most budget TWS earphones favour the bass response, the GOVO GOPODS 920 takes it one step further by pushing the bass excessively while limiting the mids too much. 

Uncompensated frequency response graph of GOVO GOPODS 920 (White) vs Realme Buds Air 3s (Yellow) vs Neutral (Dark Green)

This kind of sound profile can often mar the fine details in tracks and it can especially impede the quality of vocals and lead instruments to shine in the mix. For example, in the track bad guy by Billie Eilish, the bass thumps overpowered Billie’s wispy vocals which essentially ruins the ASMR-like quality of the song.

The highs are decent enough for a pair of budget earphones, however, the auditory masking from the bloated bass response can be felt here as well. They don’t sound as sparkly as necessary which can cause a loss of detail in tracks with cymbals and hi-hats such as Something From Nothing by Foo Fighters.

Uncompensated frequency response graph of GOVO GOPODS 920 (White) vs DIZO GoPods (Blue) vs Neutral (Dark Green)

Overall, the earphones’ dark and muddy sound profile struggles to keep up with competitors such as the DIZO GoPods and Realme Buds Air 3s (review) since the mids are much better defined on these competing buds. The buds have decent passive isolation though, achieved by the solid fit, so they’re a good pair of earphones for outdoor usage if you can stomach the excessively boosted bass response.

Another area where the GOVO GOPODS 920 fails to impress is the microphone performance. The earphones’ mics deliver muffled sounds even when you’re taking calls in an indoor setting. In an outdoor setting, the microphones capture too much ambient noise which can get distracting when you’re on a call.

GOVO GOBUDS 920 Review: Battery life

With a rated battery life of 30 hours, the GOVO GOPODS 920 has quite a decent playtime for its price. The earbuds are rated to last 5 hours on a single charge, and our testing (with the volume at 60 per cent) yielded similar results with the earbuds lasting 4 hours and 52 minutes on a single charge.

The case adds another 25 hours of playtime to the mix, meaning you can charge your buds five times over before having to power up the case itself. This is decent enough for the price, but the OnePlus Nord Buds (review) and the OPPO Enco Buds2 (review) are capable of a much more impressive 7 hours of playtime on a single charge. 

The GOBUDS 920 do come with fast charging support – so, a quick 10-minute charge will provide you with 3 hours of playback, which is impressive. We can confirm that a 5-minute charge provided us with about 1 hour and 20 minutes of playback during our testing.

GOVO GOBUDS 920 Review: Verdict

With the GOBUDS 920, homegrown brand GOVO attempts to carve a spot for itself in the competitive budget TWS market in India. While the earbuds have a solid, snug fit and come with an IPX4 rating for sweat and splash resistance, they don’t particularly impress in other areas. The feature set is barebones, the sound quality isn’t up to the mark – even considering the price, and the battery life, while decent, is bested by some of its competitors. 

Given these shortcomings, we would find it difficult to recommend these pair of earphones over the OnePlus Nord Buds, Realme Buds Air 3s, OPPO Enco Buds2, Realme Buds Q2, and DIZO GoPods. Each one of these earbuds offers an extra feature or two and comes with a more palatable sound signature. However, if you do find these earbuds in the price range of ₹1,200 – ₹1,600 during sales, they could be a decent purchase at that price.

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Samsung Galaxy A34 renders are out showing off design and colour options

Samsung Galaxy A34’s alleged renders have been leaked by The Tech Outlook revealing the likely colour options. The colours include new shades like lime, purple and pearlescent, which isn’t something that we generally see in budget smartphones that often. This may lead to an eventual trend where we may see other budget smartphones offering funky shades and steering away from the blacks and blues. 

Why aren’t budget smartphones offered in fun colours?

There could be many reasons behind this - cost cutting, and the understanding that most customers are going to put a funky case on their smartphones in any case (so why add a colourful body when it will be covered). It is also important to note that market considerations play a role in determining what colours reach specific shores - for instance, in India, consumers tend to appreciate funky colours while in the US, most manufacturers just offer black as they believe customers won’t buy out-of-the-box shades. 

To be clear, Samsung India has offered peach, mint, and copper colours in its budget range in the past, while the OnePlus Nord series are known for Jade fog and Bahama blues. However, most budget smartphones stick to black and white, which is rather boring.

Samsung Galaxy A34 specifications (expected)

Not much has been revealed about the  Samsung Galaxy A34, however, we can expect certain features like a 6.5-inch 1080p OLED display, an Exynos chipset, and a 48-megapixel main camera.

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