PS5 India Restock: PlayStation 5, God of War Ragnarök Bundle Pre-Orders to Go Live on February 7

PS5 is getting restocked in India on Tuesday, February 7. This time, Sony India is offering the base 4K Blu-ray drive-equipped PS5 and a God of War Ragnarök bundle. After the recent price hike, the standalone PS5 costs Rs. 54,990, while the bundle is priced at Rs. 59,390. Currently, there are no details on the digital PS5 units.

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OnePlus Buds Pro price down to 8,990: 2 more offers available

OnePlus is only a few days away from its Cloud 11 event where it will be launching the OnePlus 11, OnePlus 11R and OnePlus Buds Pro 2 in India. The OnePlus Buds Pro 2 and the OnePlus 11 have already been rolled out in China. OnePlus has reduced the price of the OnePlus Buds Pro which was launched in July 2021 to a price of ₹9,990.

The OnePlus Buds Pro 2 is expected to roll out at a price of ₹10,990 in India. OnePlus has reduced the price of its predecessor the OnePlus Buds Pro to ₹8,990, down from ₹9,990. If you are interested in buying these premium headsets, they are available on OnePlus’ official website.

Not just that, but OnePlus has also offered some deals on the earbuds. You can get an instant discount of ₹1000 if you buy a OnePlus Buds Pro with an ICICI card. There is also a ₹500 discount on the buds for MobiKwik users.

OnePlus Buds Pro specifications

OnePlus Buds Pro is available in three colours; Radiant Silver, Glossy White and Matte Black. The buds support Dolby Atmos sound and are equipped with 11mm dynamic drivers. It has a OnePlus Audio ID which customises each piece of music based on user-specific sensitivity. It comes with adaptive noise cancellation and three different modes. 

Additionally, the OnePlus Buds Pro is equipped with Bluetooth 5.2 and Pro Gaming mode that can reduce latency as low as 94ms when it is left turned on. 

The OnePlus claimed the OnePlus can last up to 38 hours on a full charge including the charging case. It also supports a Warp charger which means you can use it for straight 10 hours with a 10-minute charge. Along with that, it also supports third-party Qi-certified wireless chargers.

Other features like the OnePlus Buds Pro case are IPX4 certified for water resistance, and the earbuds are IP55 certified for sweat and dust resistance. It also comes with Zen mode which can help you with light music during Yoga or if you are trying to sleep.

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Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra vs Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra: 5 features compared

Samsung has finally launched the Samsung Galaxy S23 series along with many other devices at its Unpacked event. Today, we will compare the high-end phones of the latest Samsung Galaxy S23 series and last year’s Samsung Galaxy S22 series. The Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra is the predecessor of the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra. So let’s find out what changes Samsung has made.

Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra vs Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra: Design

The Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra has a similar design to the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra, more or less. It comes in four colours: phantom black, green, cream and lavender. But the grip of Galaxy S23 Ultra feels better than its predecessors and it weighs 234g. The Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra has a sturdy design.

Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra has a similar design to the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra. It comes in a total of seven colours and on the back, it has the same frosted matte panel. There are three big camera rings and two small rings placed on the back, which are cameras and a laser AF. The phone weighs 228g which is less than the weight of the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra.

Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra vs Samsung Galaxy S22: Performance

Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra is powered by a customised Snapdragon 8 Gen 2. This customised chipset is called the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 Mobile platform for Galaxy. It comes in three storage options which are 12GB/256GB, 12GB/512GB and 12GB/1TB. The latest flagship runs on Android 13OS with custom UI 5.1. 

Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra is equipped with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 paired with 12GB 256GB, 12GB 512GB and 12GB 1TB. This phone runs on the Android 12 operating system One UI 5 but is upgradeable to Android 13. 

Both phones come with a 5000mAh battery with support for 45W fast charging. Both devices can also be charged wirelessly. The Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra supports 15-watt fast charging while wireless charging and the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra supports 10-watt wireless charging.

Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra vs Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra: Display

Both phones share the same display configuration featuring a 6.8-inch curved QHD+ display with a resolution of 3088 x 1440 pixels. They both have a Dynamic AMOLED display which supports a 120Hz refresh rate. The displays also support the S pen. Both of the displays can emit up to 1750 nits of peak brightness. 

They have only one difference between them which is the protection of the display. The Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra is protected by Corning’s latest Gorilla Glass Victus 2, whereas, Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra is protected by Corning Gorilla Glass Victus+.

Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra vs Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra: Camera

The Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra comes with a quad camera setup which holds a huge 200-megapixel primary camera along with a 10-megapixel periscope telephoto lens, a 10-megapixel telephoto lens and a 12-megapixel ultrawide lens for wide-angle shots. It sports a 12-megapixel selfie shooter. 

The Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra also has a quad camera setup with a 108-megapixel primary camera, a 10-megapixel periscope telephoto lens, a 10-megapixel telephoto lens and a 12-megapixel ultrawide lens. It has a 40-megapixel selfie camera.

Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra vs Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra: Price

Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra has launched at a starting price of ₹1,24,999 for the 12GB/ 256GB variant, ₹1,34,999 for the 12GB/512GB variant and ₹1,54,999 for the top variant which is 12GB/1TB.

On the other hand, Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra is priced at ₹1,09,999 for the base variant. The 1TB variant of the phone will cost you ₹1,25,999

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First Bollywood movie shot fully on iPhone 14 Pro: Fursat by Vishal Bhardwaj

Just how good is the iPhone 14 Pro’s camera prowess? Digit’s Test Centre has had no qualms in hailing Apple’s iPhone as the de-facto video benchmark for gauging every other smartphone’s video chops for the better part of a decade. Circa 2023, the time has come for even the best in Bollywood to stake their reputations on the iPhone’s video capabilities. ‘Fursat’, a sci-fi time-travelling Bollywood-style musical by acclaimed filmmaker Vishal Bhardwaj and starring Ishaan Khattar and Wamiqa Gabbi, is the latest proof of this endeavour.

Far from a hobbyist or amateur production, and certainly, beyond any of Apple’s iPhone video ads, Fursat is Bollywood’s first non-commercial movie shot completely on an iPhone — the iPhone 14 Pro — and produced entirely by Apple India. It’s a homage to the iPhone 14 Pro’s cutting-edge video capabilities, performing at the highest levels of filmmaking in all its unrestrained glory. 

In fact, the iPhone 14 Pro is the invisible star act of Fursat, which helps bring the Bollywood experience to life, not only matching up to the rigorous demands of award-winning film director Vishal Bhardwaj but surpassing all his expectations of what he thought an iPhone 14 Pro was capable of achieving.

“It’s frankly unbelievable what this tiny handheld gadget that can fit inside your pocket is able to capture through its camera,” said Vishal Bhardwaj, at a special media screening of Fursat in Mumbai. “As a device, it’s taking you out of the limitations which we had when we were growing up. We didn’t have the luxury which iPhone is providing every budding filmmaker today,” he further emphasised.

Apart from the iPhone 14 Pro’s overall stellar video capture experience, both Vishal Bhardwaj and Swapnil Sonawane, director of photography of Fursat, were blown away by the iPhone’s Action and Cinematic modes. Fursat’s opening sequence shows Ishan Khattar furiously sprinting through an old, tiny market alley – not unlike Aladdin running through the streets of Agrabah – crisscrossing through a maze of street sellers and pedestrian traffic. It gets your heart pumping instantly, where Swapnil Sonawane’s behind-the-lens artistry truly shines, but he humbly credited the scene’s excellent cinematography largely to the iPhone 14 Pro’s camera. 

“I didn’t know how much the iPhone could handle, but the way it did was just fantastic,” said Swapnil Sonawane, who did remarkable work on Netflix’s Sacred Games, among other several claims to fame Bollywood projects. “I think Action mode is the most amazing update. For the iPhone 14 Pro to be held in your hand and run with all your might looking at the actor, one can get extremely steady shots, without an external gimbal,” he said of how he captured the running sequence of Ishaan Khatter in Fursat. Of course, we all know Action mode supports up to 2.8K resolution and 60 fps with Dolby Vision or ProRes recording to allow for uncompromising video shots.

In another seminal ensemble scene of Fursat, shot entirely in a train compartment, where all three protagonists of Fursat are face-to-face, the iPhone 14 Pro showcases its Cinematic mode, with a beautiful depth-of-field effect and automatic focus changes to the video in 4K at 30 fps. “The way Cinematic mode shifts focus is the way the focus puller would, it's an emotional shift focus, which is what was absolutely beautiful about it,” Swapnil Sonawane emphasised about the iPhone 14 Pro. 

Even Digit’s Dhriti Datta writes about these two new video modes in her review of the iPhone 14 Pro Max and its overall video quality as follows, “The video quality is the absolute best in the business on the iPhone 14 Pro Max. The footage captured is smooth, true to life, has great dynamic range, and looks professional.”

Apart from Action and Cinematic modes, there are some macro and wide-angle shots, showing the full repertoire of the iPhone 14 Pro’s camera. Despite it being an ode to the iPhone 14 Pro, all said and done, Fursat is quite enjoyable – it’s a Bollywood-style musical full of songs and dances with an emotional love story at its heart, accentuated by elements of science-fiction and time travel. What’s not to like? A short and sweet tour de force by Vishal Bhardwaj, if anything the 30-minute playtime of Fursat feels a bit too short.

Ready to see what the future of filmmaking looks like? You can watch Fursat movie for free on YouTube.

Read Digit’s review of the iPhone 14 Pro Max.

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Dead Space Review: A Bloodcurdling Return to the Ishimura

Dead Space remake review: With Dead Space, EA Motive has succeeded in re-creating the horrors of 14 years ago by spicing things up with stellar detailing, satisfying gunplay, and tension that never strays from the original. While largely a clone of the original, fresh narrative choices give Isaac Clarke some needed character depth, whilst creating opportunities for re...

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PlayStation Plus Collection Is Shutting Down, Players Can Redeem the 19-Game Collection by May 9

Sony is shutting down its PlayStation Plus Collection soon. Starting May 9, the 19-game collection, which includes both first and third-party titles, will not be available to PS5 owners subscribed to the PS Plus service. Once redeemed, players will be required to hold onto their PS Plus memberships to play the game in the future.

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Sony Raises PS5 Sales Target in Its Annual Profit Forecast Estimated to Reach Record Level

Sony Group has nudged up its annual profit forecast, helped by a strong showing for its videogame division, and raised its PlayStation 5 game console sales target by one million units to 19 million for the year to March.

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