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OnePlus shared a live image of the OnePlus Buds Pro 2 complete with its retail packaging in Arbor Green color (via). As suggested by the company’s teasers in the past, the upcoming TWS pair will look identical to its predecessor, the OnePlus Buds Pro launched last year. The OPPO sub-brand is sticking to the dual-tone, stemmed design that has created an identity of its own. The top half gets a frosted matte design, while the stem sports a glossy finish....

His tweet was actually inspired by one of Samsung’s latest design patents. That patent showed us a phone that both folds and slides. It managed to get some people excited about the prospect of it, but it seems like Samsung won’t be launching it next year. The tipster claims OPPO is planning to launch a rollable phone in 2022, unlike Samsung The tipster claims OPPO is planning to launch a rollable phone in 2022, unlike Samsung...

They are both somewhat affordable, and even though they don’t have exactly the same price tag, they’re not far off in comparison. We’ll kick things off by listing their specs side-by-side, and will then move to a number of other categories. We’ll be comparing their designs, displays, performance, battery life, cameras, and sound. Do note that the Pixel 6a was not released at the time of writing this article, so we did not have a chance to use it yet....

The Pixel 8 series may include a brand new camera sensor The Pixel 8 series may include a brand new camera sensor So, what’s going on? Well, a well-known developer and tipster, Kuba Wojciechowski, found something interesting. He found references to 2023 Pixels getting staggered HDR support. He found this in the Google Camera Go app. The thing is, the ISOCELL GN1 camera sensor, which is used in the Pixel 6, 6 Pro, 7, and 7 Pro, does not support staggered HDR support....

While the Summit will revolve around plenty of different gaming-related subjects, this one in particular is focused on Stadia. It’s labeled “How To Write A Windows Emulator For Linux From Scratch?,” and directly mentions running Windows games on Stadia. Specifically, the panel description says that it’s a detailed overview of the technology behind Google’s solution for running unmodified Windows games on the service. This solution is likely a way to make work easier for developers in getting their games onto the Stadia platform....