First reported by 91Mobiles, the OnePlus Ace Racing Edition looks nothing like the standard Ace that broke cover in China recently. The rear camera arrangement here is quite similar to the OnePlus 10 Pro, so this phone could likely launch under a different moniker. The leak only shows us the device’s rear panel. So it’s hard to tell how it’s different from the vanilla variant. This limited edition variant recently made its way to the Chinese device certification site TENAA bearing the model number PGZ110....

The OnePlus Nord 2T will include 80W charging, and much more The OnePlus Nord 2T will include 80W charging, and much more The OnePlus Nord 2T will be one of the company’s budget phones. This device will still be quite powerful, though. It will be fueled by the MediaTek Dimensity 1300 SoC, and include 8GB/12GB of LPDDR4X RAM. Those two models will ship with 128GB and 256GB of UFS 3.1 flash storage, respectively....

A mysterious OnePlus smartphone with 160W charging surfaces A mysterious OnePlus smartphone with 160W charging surfaces Why? Well, the OnePlus ‘PGKM10’ was known as OnePlus’ first tablet, until now. This quite likely is not the company’s first tablet, as that device almost certainly won’t offer 160W fast charging. That device will probably include 33W fast charging, like OPPO’s recently-announced tablet. So, what device is this then? That’s a good question, actually....

The OPPO Find N has a set of truly powerful specifications The OPPO Find N has a set of truly powerful specifications Let’s kick things off with the phone’s displays. The main display measures 7.1 inches, and offers a resolution of 1920 x 1792. This is an AMOLED display, and an LTPO panel at that. In other words, it offers an adaptive refresh rate from 1Hz to 120Hz. This panel is flat, and it offers max brightness of 1,000 nits....

Tablet and foldable phone optimizations lead to massive increase in multi-window Chrome use Tablet and foldable phone optimizations lead to massive increase in multi-window Chrome use Most tech users are productivity-focused, thus, they like to have multiple instances of a lot of programs. Chrome is one of those programs that people just can’t use one instance of. There are either multiple tabs open or multiple windows open for most people. On mobile devices, however, the experience has been pretty one-dimensional....