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Tech, Mobiles

Motorola G67 5G Power Mid Range 5G Smartphone with Snapdragon 7s Gen 2 50MP Camera and 6500mAh Battery

Motorola is preparing to launch the Moto G67 Power 5G, the successor to July’s G86 Power 5G. Leaks and certification listings hint at an imminent release. Geek bench scores (single-core 1,022; multi-core 2,917) suggest mid-range performance. The phone is expected to run Android 15 with Motorola’s Hello UI, as early users may get Google’s latest OS out-of-the-box.  Motorola G67 Power 5G Display, Processor and Performance Details The Moto G67 Power 5G is expected to have a large high-refresh AMOLED screen around the same size as its predecessor’s 6.7 inches. The Motorola G86 Power used a Super-HD 6.7″ AMOLED panel with 120Hz refresh and Gorilla Glass 7i protection. Early leaks say the G67 Power will likely match or slightly exceed that roughly a 6.5″–6.7″ AMOLED display with a high (120Hz) refresh rate. We should also expect modern design touches: slim bezels and a centred punch-hole for the front camera (as on recent Moto G models). Build quality remains unconfirmed, but past G Power phones have offered water resistance and sturdy frames. Geek bench reveals the G67 Power 5G uses Snapdragon 7s Gen 2 (4nm). This octa-core chip has four “big” Kryo cores at 2.40GHz and four efficiency cores at 1.96GHz, along with an Adreno 710 GPU. In Geek bench tests it scored roughly 1,022 (single-core) and 2,917 (multi-core) similar to other mid-range 5G phones. On software, the phone will ship with Android 15 (Hello UI) right away.  Motorola typically keeps a near-stock Android interface on G-series devices, so users can expect a clean Android experience with a few Moto customizations. All told, this points to solid all-around performance for daily use and moderate gaming. Motorola G67 Power 5G Memory, Storage and Camera Details The G67 Power 5G is confirmed to offer 8 GB of RAM in its standard configuration. (Some leaks even hint at a 12 GB variant, but 8 GB is what the Geek bench listing shows.) While Motorola hasn’t said how much storage it will pack, the earlier G86 Power shipped with 128 GB onboard. It’s reasonable to expect a similar base (e.g. 128 GB or more) with microSD support, since the G-series often allows storage expansion. Official camera specs for the G67 Power 5G have not been confirmed. The G86 Power 5G came with a 50 MP main camera, an 8 MP ultrawide, a macro sensor, and a 32 MP selfie camera. Early reports suggest the G67 Power will build on that with an even higher-resolution setup. Motorola’s own teasers promise a “high-resolution camera system”, and unverified leaks talk of a quad-camera array (some claim a 108 MP primary sensor, plus auxiliary 12 MP and 8 MP cameras, and a 32 MP front shooter). Take these numbers with caution until the official launch. In any case, we can expect a multi-lens rear module and a high-megapixel front-facing camera, following the trend of recent Moto G phones. Motorola G67 Power 5G Battery, Charging, Colours, Price and Availability The “Power” in the name implies a very large battery. The G86 Power 5G packed a whopping 6,720 mAh cell with 33W fast charging support.  Early leaks for the G67 Power point to at least a 5,000 mAh battery, and industry chatter even suggests it could be much larger (some sources mention around 7,000 mAh). Techno Sports specifically notes the capacity is likely “5000mAh or higher”. We’ll also likely see fast charging (33W Turbo Power or more) to keep charging times reasonable. Motorola has not yet announced official color options for the G67 Power 5G. However, we can look to past Moto G Power models for clues. The G86 Power 5G launched in July in three eye-catching finishes: Cosmic Sky, Golden Cypress, and Spellbound (all Pantone-certified leather-back colours). It’s reasonable to expect the G67 Power 5G will come in multiple colourways as well possibly new shades or revamped versions of those previous options.  Motorola has not confirmed a launch date, but leaked timelines hint at a late 2025 debut. In India, the G86 Power 5G launched at ₹17,999 (about $220) for the 8GB/128GB model. The G67 Power 5G is expected to be priced in a similar mid-range bracket. Industry leaks suggest a target price around ₹18,000–25,000 in India (roughly $250–$300). Motorola’s U.S. listing for the 2025 Moto G series indicates the base Moto G Power is around $249.99 (8GB), which aligns with the global price range. In summary, the G67 Power 5G should arrive as an affordable mid-range 5G smartphone with flagship-sized battery endurance.

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Tech, Mobiles

List of Vivo and iQOO Phones Getting 4 Years of Android OS Updates

Vivo and its gaming-focused sub-brand iQOO have begun rolling out a clearer OS-support roadmap: select flagship and upper-mid models are now being listed for four major Android OS updates (with varying security-patch commitments depending on model and region). The pledge is part of the company’s Origin OS 6 / Android-16 rollout and is being highlighted in manufacturer timelines and tech outlets covering the November 2025 update waves. Vivo Phones Eligible for 4 Years of Android OS Updates According to the official Origin OS 6 rollout plan and multiple verified reports, the following Vivo smartphones are set to receive four Android OS updates: Vivo X200 Vivo X200 Pro Vivo X200 Ultra Vivo X200 Pro Mini Vivo X200s Vivo X200 FE Vivo X300 Vivo X Fold 5 Vivo X Flip 2 Vivo X Note 2 These devices will start receiving the Android 16-based Origin OS 6 update in batches from November 2025, beginning with China and followed by global variants. iQOO Phones Eligible for 4 Years of Android OS Updates On the iQOO side, the brand has matched Vivo’s update policy for its flagship lineup. These iQOO phones will be eligible for four major Android OS updates and five years of security patches: iQOO 13 (confirmed) iQOO 13 Pro iQOO 12 iQOO 12 Pro iQOO 11S iQOO Neo 9 Pro iQOO Neo 9S The iQOO 13 series will be the first to benefit from this new commitment, shipping with Android 15 out of the box and expected to receive updates up to Android 19. How Vivo and iQOO Compare with Rivals Vivo and iQOO’s decision to offer four major Android OS updates places them squarely in the same league as OnePlus and OPPO, but still behind Samsung and Google when it comes to long-term software support. Samsung remains the clear leader in update longevity. The Galaxy S24 series and newer models are promised up to seven years of Android OS and security updates, setting a benchmark for the industry. Even mid-range Galaxy A-series phones receive at least four OS upgrades. The same number Vivo and iQOO are now offering for their flagship lines. In practice, that means Samsung devices are likely to stay current for nearly twice as long at the premium end, giving them a distinct edge for users who hold onto their phones for five years or more. Google follows closely behind, with its Pixel lineup also guaranteed seven years of OS and security updates. Pixels tend to receive updates faster and more consistently than most Android phones, which further reinforces Google’s software reputation. OnePlus and OPPO, on the other hand, are aligned more closely with Vivo and iQOO. Their latest flagships such as the OnePlus 12 and OPPO Find X7 series, also receive four Android OS updates and five to six years of security patches. That makes these four brands part of a growing group of Chinese manufacturers taking software support more seriously. However, Vivo and iQOO’s advantage lies in their performance-to-price ratio. While Samsung and Google phones with longer support typically sit in higher price brackets, Vivo and iQOO are offering four OS updates on devices that often cost significantly less. For Indian buyers, this balance between affordability and extended longevity is a practical win, especially as most users upgrade every three to four years.

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iQOO 15 to Launch on October 20 with Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, Q3 Gaming Chip and 7000 mAh Battery

iQOO will unveil the iQOO 15 on October 20 in China, positioning the handset as a performance-first flagship that pairs Qualcomm’s newest Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 with iQOO’s self-developed Q3 gaming co-processor. The company is teasing a hardware stack targeted at gamers and power users, and early regional materials already point to a staggered rollout with an India debut slated in November. iQOO 15 Performance and Camera Specs The iQOO 15 comes with the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, a platform that has set new benchmark highs for Android devices in recent tests. Early Geek bench listings and public test runs show single-core scores around the high 3,000s and multi-core results that breach the 12,000 mark on some samples, placing the chipset among the fastest Android silicon available and giving the iQOO 15 clear raw-CPU credentials for gaming and multi-threaded workloads. iQOO pairs the Qualcomm silicon with a dedicated Q3 gaming chip designed to stabilise frame rates, accelerate GPU workloads like ray tracing and apply AI upscaling during gameplay. A combination intended to keep sustained performance higher under long sessions than a SoC-only design. Camera hardware on the iQOO 15 aims to match the performance pitch. Leaks and company teasers indicate a triple-50MP rear setup: a large 1/1.5-inch primary sensor, a 50MP ultrawide and a 50MP periscope telephoto capable of true optical reach rather than just digital crops. Early sample images shared by the brand have emphasised long-reach zoom clarity and stabilisation, suggesting the periscope module will be a major marketing point; as always, final image quality will depend on software tuning, noise reduction and dynamic range handling in low light. iQOO 15 Battery, Display and Performance Highlights Battery capacity and charging balance are clear selling points. Leaks consistently list a 7,000 mAh battery cell paired with fast wired and wireless top-up options reports indicate roughly 100W wired charging and 40W wireless support in the spec leaks a combo designed to reduce the trade offs between big capacity and quick recharges for heavy users and mobile gamers. In practical terms, the large cell should deliver markedly better real-world endurance than today’s thin-flagship norm, although sustained thermal loads during long gaming or camera sessions will ultimately determine achievable screen-on times. Design and colourways appear focused on both gaming DNA and mainstream taste. Leaked product imagery and a pre-launch price sheet show four colour options described in leaks as Lingyun (silver-red), Legend Edition (white), Wilderness (green) and a Racing (black) trim plus several special editions. The device is expected to feature a high-quality 2K Samsung AMOLED panel with a high refresh rate, reinforcing iQOO’s intent to marry display fidelity with long battery life and gaming stability. On the performance front, the iQOO 15 will enter a crowded but performance-driven field that includes phones from OnePlus, Xiaomi and gaming-first brands. The early Geek bench ceiling and the Q3 chip’s gaming-focused features including support for advanced rendering techniques and AI image enhancements give iQOO an edge in sustained performance tests in lab conditions. Still, competing implementations will matter: thermal design, software throttling policies and driver tuning will shape the real user experience, especially under prolonged 3D loads. iQOO 15 Launch, Price and Final Verdict What matters for buyers in India is timing and price. iQOO’s banners and leaks point to an India launch window in November, with price leaks surfacing just hours before the China event; if the brand keeps pricing competitive versus similarly speculated rivals, the iQOO 15 could undercut some bigger-name alternatives while offering a superior battery and periscope zoom package. For now, potential buyers should treat early benchmark and spec leaks as indicative but wait for hands-on reviews to verify thermals, camera processing and real-world battery behaviour. The iQOO 15’s October 20 reveal looks set to deliver a performance-centric flagship with class-leading battery capacity, a strong periscope camera and gaming-focused silicon. The final balance between raw speed, thermal control and camera/image processing will determine whether iQOO turns spec advantage into a market-able real-world edge.

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Tech, Mobiles

Realme GT 8 Pro: Ricoh-Tuned 200MP Camera, Swappable Lens Module, and Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 Power

Realme GT 8 Pro is emerging as a high-end flagship with a unique camera system and top-tier internals. The company has confirmed (via teaser posts and promotional materials) that the phone will feature a camera co-engineered with Ricoh Imaging, and ship with Qualcomm’s newest Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chipset. Realme GT 8 Pro Brings Ricoh-Tuned Triple Camera System Realme GT 8 Pro will highlight a 50MP Sony IMX906 primary sensor (1/1.56″, f/1.8) and a 200MP Samsung ISOCELL HP5 periscope telephoto (also 1/1.56″) in the rear camera setup. The telephoto module supports about 6× in-sensor zoom and 12× hybrid zoom, with macro shooting down to 25cm. An additional 50MP ultra-wide (116°, f/2.0) sensor completes the triple camera system. All three lenses use special Ricoh-tuned optics: a new “GR” anti-glare lens coating promises higher light transmission and reduced lens flare.  This Ricoh partnership also extends to software. Realme has shown a “Ricoh GR Mode” in the camera app, which mimics the classic Ricoh shooting experience. For example, the phone offers two hard-coded focal lengths (28mm and 40mm equivalent) staples of Ricoh’s GR line accessible via a fast-start UI. A dedicated “Snap Mode” quick-focus feature, the authentic GR shutter sound, and five traditional Ricoh image-tone filters (Standard, Positive Film, Negative Film, Monotone, High-Contrast B&W) are built in for street-photography enthusiasts. Sample images published in Realme’s teasers (and surfaced on Weibo) emphasize the phone’s creative range everything from vibrant colour shots to high-contrast black-and-white reflecting this new image-tuning partnership Realme GT 8 Pro Design, Colours, and Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 Performance Detailed The GT 8 Pro’s headline design twist is its interchangeable camera island. Realme has officially demonstrated that the metal surround over the rear cameras is held on by two screws and can be swapped out like a modular “lens cover”. By default the phone ships with a circular lens cover; Realme is including a metal square cover (and even a matching case) as a free accessory for initial buyers in China. In promotional videos and teasers, Realme shows other replacement panels in fun shapes and finishes transparent, hexagonal, flower-patterned, velvet-textured, etc. This makes the GT 8 Pro one of the first smartphones to let users literally “change the look” of the camera island without touching the hardware inside. The mechanism is simple: unscrew the old metal plate, screw on a new one, and the main camera unit underneath remains the same. Reviewers note that this adds a playful, customizable twist to an otherwise conventional glass-and-metal design. Realme has confirmed three colour/finish options for the GT 8 Pro: White (with beige undertones), Blue, and Green. The blue and green editions have a new matte “paper-like” textured finish on the back. A tinny detail from the teasers: the blue appears to shift subtly from deep navy to lighter teal depending on light, and the white has a warm off-white look (as if beige). The chassis itself is metal and the back panel is frosted (AG matte) glass, which Realme says feels premium yet resists fingerprints. Despite packing a 7,000mAh battery inside, the phone weighs about 214g and is roughly 8.2mm thick. Overall the design is restrained apart from the camera island – it’s a typical “slab” shape with flat sides, but the swappable module and new finish give it a distinctive personality without being wildly avant-garde. The GT 8 Pro uses Qualcomm’s top-end Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 (marketed as Gen 5) system-on-chip. This is Qualcomm’s fifth-generation flagship 8-series chip (the successor to last year’s “Gen 4/Elite” and built on a TSMC 3nm process). It features two 4.6GHz “Oryon” performance cores and six 3.62GHz efficiency cores, paired with the new Adreno 840 GPU. Realme also confirms a 6.78-inch 2K OLED (144Hz) display and ultra-fast 120W wired charging for the 7000mAh battery. According to Qualcomm’s official numbers, this Gen 5 chip offers roughly 20% higher CPU performance and 23% higher GPU performance over its predecessor, while cutting power draw by about 35%, AI/ML processing is also faster the on-board Hexagon NPU is said to be 37% faster in peak performance. Realme GT 8 Pro Performance and Benchmark Results Independent benchmarks largely confirm those claims. In early tests (on Qualcomm’s reference hardware), Geek bench 6 multi-core scores jumped roughly 19-20% over last year’s model , and 3DMark graphics scores were about 20-23% higher. In fact, the new chip’s multi-core CPU results surpassed Apple’s current A19 Pro (used in the latest iPhones) by about 20–25%. In short, for raw speed the Snapdragon Gen 5 is winning head-to-head comparisons against Google’s Tensor G5 and even outpacing Apple’s latest mobile silicon. Of course, these benchmarks were peak short bursts. In sustained stress tests the chipset still throttled significantly (performance eventually fell to 58% of peak after prolonged load), which is common for thin smartphones. Realme is countering this with its cooling system (a large 7K mm vapor chamber) and software optimizations (the so-called GT Performance Engine 3.0) to keep frame rates and AI tasks smooth during heavy use.

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Which OnePlus Phones Are Getting Oxygen OS 16? Full List+ Early Roll-out Details

OnePlus has formally announced Oxygen OS 16 its Android 16-based update and published a compatibility list and staggered rollout plan. The update brings deeper Gemini integration (Mind Space), UI refinements, and several AI features; OnePlus says distribution will happen in batches and timing will vary by model, region and carrier. Full list of compatible OnePlus devices OnePlus’s official compatibility list names the following phones and tablets as eligible for Oxygen OS 16: OnePlus 13 OnePlus 13R OnePlus13s OnePlus Open OnePlus 12 OnePlus 12R OnePlus 11 (5G) OnePlus 11R (5G) OnePlus 10 Pro (5G) OnePlus Nord 5 OnePlus Nord 4 OnePlus Nord 3 (5G) OnePlus Nord CE5 OnePlus Nord CE4 OnePlus Nord CE4 Lite (5G) OnePlus Pad 3 OnePlus Pad 2 OnePlus Pad and Pad Lite. Oxygen OS 16 Rollout: Timeline, Regions, and Key Updates Explained OnePlus says the Oxygen OS 16 rollout starts in November 2025 for recent flagship and recent mid-range models, with the newest flagships first in line and older models scheduled into Q1 2026. Early public testing (open beta) began in mid-October on select devices, and the OnePlus 15 will ship with Oxygen OS 16 out of the box. Expect initial waves to include the OnePlus 13 and 12 families and the OnePlus Open, with watches/tablets and some Nord/older models following later in phased batches. OnePlus is explicit: the update will not hit every device at once. Rollouts are regional and carrier-dependent; users in one country could see the OTA in week one while others wait several weeks. The company uses staged pushes to reduce risk: a small percentage of users get the update first, monitoring for bugs, then the rollout widens. If you’re impatient, opt into the official open beta when available, but be ready for instability. Oxygen OS 16 focuses on smoother animations, smarter multitasking on tablets, and a new Mind Space that surfaces saved content and ties into Google’s Gemini for prompts and contextual tasks. Several AI features require cloud access and may be region-restricted; OnePlus warns some features are exclusive to certain devices (for example advanced multitasking on Pad 3/Pad 2). Security and privacy disclaimers also accompany cloud AI functions. Before You Update: Key Things to Know Back up your data before installing any major OS update. If you rely on a carrier-branded phone, check your carrier’s update page availability often lags. Want early access? Join OnePlus’s official beta program or community channels, but be ready for bugs and rollbacks. If an update causes problems, OnePlus community threads and rollback instructions are the fastest way to troubleshoot. The Reason Behind Delayed Rollouts Later eligibility usually comes down to hardware constraints, custom carrier builds, and the engineering effort needed to qualify new features (especially AI/Gemini integrations). Older silicon or carrier modification requirements add testing time, which is why some Nord and older OnePlus models are slated for Q1 2026 rather than November.

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Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra Hidden Settings That Boost Performance

Samsung’s Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra is a slab-style productivity tablet with a 14.6-inch AMOLED display, a very large 11,600-mAh battery and an S Pen in the box, hardware designed for long sessions of sketching, DeX multitasking and media work. Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra Hidden settings Start with Device care’s performance profile. Open Samsung’s Settings → Battery and device care → Performance profile and pick the profile that suits you. “Standard” balances everything; switching briefly to a higher performance profile clears CPU throttles for demanding apps, while “Light” saves battery when you don’t need peak speed. Use this deliberately: switch up for video export or gaming, then back to Standard. How to use it: Choose Standard for everyday use. Switch to High performance before gaming, rendering, or multitasking in DeX mode. Return to Standard or Light to save battery when you’re reading or browsing. Turn on Auto-Optimize (Device care → Optimize now → Automation → Auto optimize daily). That single tap closes runaway background apps, clears memory and runs checks automatically; it’s an instant, low-risk tidy-up that keeps the system from accumulating micro-lag over a week. Schedule it overnight to avoid interruptions. Why it matters: This closes background apps and clears temporary cache every day without user input  keeping performance consistent. Use App power management / Background usage limits for apps you don’t want running all the time. Put social apps, streaming services or experimental widgets into “deep sleep” they’ll stop chewing CPU and wake locks in the background. If an app needs background activity, whitelist it explicitly; otherwise, aggressively limiting background behaviour reduces thermal throttling and improves sustained performance. Lower the refresh rate when you don’t need it. The S11 Ultra supports adaptive high refresh rates; switch Settings → Display → Motion smoothness to a lower option (or standard/60Hz) when you’re doing long editing sessions or reading — that saves a lot of battery and reduces heat, which in turn keeps the chipset from down-clocking. Toggle it back for gaming or animation-heavy work. If you use DeX a lot, prefer Extended Mode selectively. DeX extended setups (external monitor + tablet) speed up multitasking but shift the workload to GPU/CPU and can raise temperatures. For true “laptop-replacement” work, use DeX, but if you need long, heavy exports, run them on Standard Android first or plug in a power source to avoid mid-job throttling. Samsung’s recent DeX updates explicitly expand extended monitor workflows; use that feature where it improves windowed multitasking. Tips: Use DeX only when docked or plugged into power for long work sessions. Disable animations from Developer options if multitasking feels sluggish. Tweak S Pen settings to reduce needless redraws and help UI responsiveness. In Samsung Notes and Air Command, disable live preview or high-sampling features you don’t need for casual notes; keep high-sampling only for final sketches. The S Pen tools are powerful, but they can increase background workloads if every stroke is being processed with extras like handwriting recognition in real time. Use Battery protection and the device’s charging limits for longevity and consistent performance. Enabling battery protection (stop charging at 85%) reduces long-term battery wear and prevents heat build-up during top-up cycles useful if you keep the tablet plugged while doing CPU-heavy tasks. This keeps thermal behavior more predictable under load. Clean storage and monitor memory usage regularly. From Device care, use Storage → Unused apps and Memory → Clean now to free up space and RAM; low free storage and persistent caches are classic causes of stutter during multi-app workflows. Scheduling these cleanups (or using Auto-Optimize as noted) keeps the system snappy without manual babysitting. Quick checklist (do these first): set Performance profile when you need speed, enable Auto-Optimize daily, deep-sleep nonessential apps, drop Motion smoothness to 60Hz for long sessions, and avoid prolonged charging while running heavy exports. Those five moves deliver the biggest real-world uplift without sacrificing features you actually want.

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iQOO Watch GT 2 Coming Soon with 33-Day Battery and Bright AMOLED Display

The iQOO Watch GT 2 is set to debut on October 20 at iQOO’s China event (7pm local time).Teasers show a rectangular, curved-edge case reminiscent of the Apple Watch Series 11. The GT 2 features a 2.07‑inch ultra‑bright AMOLED touchscreen (432×514px) with a claimed peak brightness of 2,400 nits, ensuring visibility even in strong sunlight. The metal frame is machined from aluminium alloy,, and launch colours include Blazing Black and Starry White in glossy or matte finishes, plus a special “Lingyun” edition with a two‑tone braided nylon strap.The standard Black/White models use sporty silicone bands. iQOO Watch GT 2 Blue OS, Health Tracking, and Battery Life The Watch GT 2 comes with  Vivo’s Blue OS (Blue River OS) with dedicated esports gaming features. Health and fitness features closely mirror the newly unveiled Vivo Watch GT 2: there are optical heart-rate and SpO₂ sensors, sleep and cycle tracking, and over 100 built‑in sports modes (with an AI workout coach). Built-in sensors include an accelerometer, gyroscope, geomagnetic compass, ambient-light sensor and Hall sensor. For connectivity it offers Bluetooth 5.4 and NFC for payments and is expected to support multi‑system GNSS (GPS/GLONASS/Beidou/Galileo). The GT 2 also includes a microphone and speaker for on-watch voice calls – via Bluetooth to a phone or (if offered) on a standalone 4G eSIM model. The 695mAh battery is rated for up to 33 days of use in Bluetooth‑only mode. (With typical always-on display or if 4G is enabled, real-world endurance will be far lower.) iQOO Watch GT 2 Launch Date, Price, and Availability Details According to iQOO, the Watch GT 2 will launch in China on October 20 and go on sale immediately. China pre-orders are already open. So far the company has not announced any international or India launch plans – the GT 2 is the China version of the Vivo Watch GT 2. (For context, the iQOO 15 phone is expected in India around mid-November, but iQOO hasn’t confirmed whether the watch will follow the same schedule.) In its price range (likely around US$70–100), the Watch GT 2’s battery and display specs stand out sharply. Most competing budget smartwatches offer far less endurance – for example, Amazfit’s new Bip 6 promises about 14 days of typical use (up to 26 days in power-save mode), and Xiaomi’s Mi Watch Revolve Active similarly claims roughly two weeks. (Realme’s latest round AMOLED watch cites up to 20 days). The iQOO’s 33‑day figure is well above these. Likewise, the GT 2’s 2400-nit panel is among the brightest in the segment (typical AMOLED smartwatch panels top out around 1000–1500 nits). The GT 2 also includes features missing on many rivals: it has NFC and optional eSIM/LTE support for calls (features usually reserved for premium models), and a sturdy aluminium build rather than all‑plastic. On the other hand, its 2ATM (≈20m) water resistance is modest compared to 5ATM in many fitness‑focused watches. Overall, iQOO’s Watch GT 2 promises exceptional battery life and an extra‑bright display for the money – pushing the limits of its class even as rivals focus on other trade-offs (like extra sensors or ultra‑low cost). iQOO Watch GT 2 Specifications (expected) The iQOO Watch GT 2 is said to feature a 2.07-inch AMOLED display with a resolution of 432×514 pixels and up to 2400 nits brightness. It will include built-in GPS, NFC, Bluetooth 5.4, and an optional 4G eSIM for calls. Health tracking covers heart-rate and SpO₂ monitoring, along with sensors like an accelerometer, gyroscope, compass, and light sensor. The smartwatch will run on Blue OS and offer over 100 sports modes. It comes in an aluminium case with a 695 mAh battery that can last up to 33 days in Bluetooth mode. Colour options at launch are Black, White, and Lingyun Blue.

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Oppo Pad 5 India Launch: What You Need to Know About Display, Battery & Chipset

Oppo’s next tablet, the Pad 5, is poised to be a high-end addition to its Android line up. The company has officially announced a global debut on October 16, 2025 coinciding with the launch of the Find X9 series. Early teasers and leaks suggest the Pad 5 will feature a 12.1-inch 3K+ LCD screen at a smooth 144Hz refresh rate, and run Oppo’s latest Colour OS 16 based on Android 16. Oppo Pad 5 Launch Date & Specifications Oppo has confirmed October 16, 2025 as the Pad 5’s global launch date, but has given no specific India date yet. It’s common for tablets to reach India later; notably, the previous Pad 4 Pro launched worldwide on April 11, 2025 and in fact was never released in India. As of now, we expect the Pad 5 might similarly arrive some time after its global debut, but Oppo has not shared an India timeline. If history repeats, any Indian launch could follow in late 2025 or early 2026. Display: The Pad 5 is said to sport a 12.1-inch IPS LCD panel with roughly 3K+ (about 2880×2160) resolution and a 144Hz refresh rate . Reports mention DC dimming and stylus support, making it well-suited for smooth scrolling, gaming and digital drawing. Processor (Chipset): The oppo pad 5 is expected to launch with a MediaTek Dimensity 9400+ octa-core chipset, a 3nm flagship-class SoC. Leaks indicate configurations with 8GB, 12GB or even 16GB of RAM and up to 512GB of internal storage, which would keep multitasking and large files well within reach. Battery: Rumours point to a huge 10,300mAh battery in the Pad 5.That is among the largest in any premium tablet, and it is expected to support 67W fast charging, so you can quickly top up the tank. Camera: The Pad 5 appears to use relatively modest cameras. Tipsters say it will have an 8-megapixel rear camera and an 8MP front camera. These are adequate for video calls and casual snapshots, though not as high-resolution as on some rivals. Software: Oppo confirms the Pad 5 will run ColorOS 16 (based on Android 16). The official teaser highlights features like multi-screen support and enhanced gestures, positioning the Pad 5 as a productivity-focused slate with the latest Android build. Oppo Pad 5 Expected Price in India Oppo has not announced official pricing. However, industry trackers suggest the Pad 5 will enter the upper mid-range tablet segment in India. For example, Smartprix projects a starting price of about ₹39,990 for the base Pad 5 model. This would place it roughly in the ₹35,000–₹45,000 bracket. For context, Oppo’s previous Pad 4 Pro (which never officially launched in India) was listed around ₹46,990 on Indian tech sites. If the Pad 5 does come to India, a ₹39-40K price would make it somewhat more affordable than that earlier model. We’ll update when Oppo provides official Indian pricing, but for now expect a premium tablet price tag in that range. Oppo Pad 5 vs Competing Tablets To gauge how the Pad 5 compares, consider two recent Android tablets: Xiaomi Pad 6: This is an 11-inch tablet with an 1800×2880 (WQHD+) LCD display at 144Hz. It’s powered by a Snapdragon 870 chip and normally packs 6GB RAM and 128GB storage. Its battery is 8840mAh with 33W charging. For cameras, the Xiaomi Pad 6 has a 13MP rear shooter and an 8MP front camera. It ships with Android 13 (MIUI 14) and is priced around ₹23,899 in India. In short, the Pad 6 is a high-refresh tablet but with a mid-tier processor and smaller battery compared to the Pad 5. Realme Pad X: This 11-inch tablet offers a 2000×1200 display (standard 60Hz). It uses a Snapdragon 695 5G processor (less powerful than the 870) and comes with 4–6GB RAM plus 64–128GB storage. The Pad X battery is 8340mAh (33W charging)Its cameras are also 13MP rear / 8MP front. The Pad X runs Android 12 (Realme UI) and sells for roughly ₹24,999 in India. It’s a mid-range tablet in every respect. Oppo Pad 5: Compared to those, the Pad 5 is larger and more powerful. It boasts a 12.1-inch 3K+ 144Hz display (bigger and higher-res than both Pad 6 and Pad X). Its chipset (Dimensity 9400+) is flagship-level, far faster than the 870 or 695. The Pad 5’s 10,300mAh battery also exceeds the Pad 6 and X. All share dual-speaker stereo and stylus support, but the Pad 5 runs the newest Android version (16). On price, the Oppo device is expected around ₹39,990– higher than the ₹23–25K tags of the Pad 6 and Pad X. In summary, the Pad 5 aims at a premium tier: more screen, more power and newer software, at a commensurately higher price. Our Thoughts about the Oppo pad 5 The Oppo Pad 5 looks set to be a compelling entry in the Android tablet market. With a massive 12.1-inch 144Hz display, top-end Dimensity 9400+ chipset and huge battery, it clearly targets power users and creatives. If the leaks are correct, it will outperform the Xiaomi Pad 6 and Realme Pad X on hardware specs and software, but it will also sit at a higher price point. For India, the key will be whether Oppo decides to bring it over at all – the company has skipped some past tablets locally – and if so, what price it commands. For now, the Pad 5’s global arrival on October 16 is eagerly awaited. Tech fans should watch for more announcements during Oppo’s Find X9 launch event, when we’ll finally get full details (and hopefully India plans) on this high-end slate.

Motorola Edge 60 Neo 5G
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Motorola Edge 60 Neo 5G to Debut Soon: Premium Design, Flagship Power Under ₹25,000

The Motorola Edge 60 Neo 5G targets the “flagship feel on a mid-range budget” slot  compact 6.36″ pOLED, 120 Hz 1.5K panel, Dimensity 7400 5G silicon, a 50MP main camera with optical stabilization, and a 5,000 mAh battery with very fast 68W wired charging. Official European launch price sat near €399, while India-facing leaks point to a competitive ₹25,000 positioning; availability in India is expected shortly after the global launch. Motorola Edge 60 Design & build: The Edge 60 Neo is compact and lightweight (roughly 154×71×8 mm, 175 g), with a soft-touch vegan-leather rear option and Gorilla Glass 7i on the front. Motorola appears to have kept bezels tight and applied IP water/dust protection plus MIL-STD durability claims. Colour variants reported include Frostbite, Poinciana and Grisaille (and a “Latte” tone listed for India in some listings). Motorola Edge 60 Neo Display: 6.36″ pOLED (marketed as ~6.4″) with a 1200×2672 (≈1.5K) resolution, 120 Hz refresh and HDR10+ support. Expect very high peak brightness (claimed class-leading numbers) and an in-panel optical fingerprint reader. The panel leans toward high sustained brightness and smooth UI responsiveness rather than extreme resolution. Motorola Edge 60 Neo Performance, RAM & storage: the phone uses the MediaTek Dimensity 7400 5G (4nm, octa-core) — a solid mid-range chipset that balances efficiency and sustained performance. Typical SKUs are 8 GB RAM (LPDDR4x) with an option to emulate up to 12 GB via virtual RAM boost, and UFS storage options starting at 256 GB and going up to 512 GB in higher trims. There’s no microSD expansion on the confirmed/reported spec list. Motorola Edge 60 Neo Camera system: Motorola ships a triple rear array led by a 50 MP primary sensor with optical image stabilization, backed by a 13 MP ultrawide that doubles as a macro, plus a 10 MP telephoto offering 3× optical zoom and additional OIS. The front camera is a 32 MP unit. Video tops out at 4K@30fps with Motorola’s computational camera features (on-device enhancements, stabilization, portrait bokeh tuning and other Moto AI-driven processing). Motorola Edge 60 Neo Software & extras: ships with Android 15 (Motorola’s Hello UI/Moto AI layer) and includes on-device AI camera/OS features (photo enhancement, stabilization, generative/assistant touches). Connectivity covers sub-6 GHz 5G, dual SIM (Nano + eSIM), Wi-Fi 6, NFC, Bluetooth, GPS, USB-C and an in-display fingerprint sensor. Expected software polish: near-stock Android with a few Moto utilities rather than a heavy custom skin. Price & availability (confirmed vs leaked): Motorola’s global launch pricing started around €399 in some markets; for India the credible leaks and industry chatter point to a launch price around ₹25,000 which would position the Edge 60 Neo as a value proposition for buyers seeking near-flagship features without a flagship tag. Official India launch timing was reported as shortly after the European release window.

Motorola Edge 60 Neo 5G
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Motorola Edge 70 Set to Launch in November 2025: Price And Expected Specifications

Motorola has confirmed that the Edge 70 will debut on November 5, 2025.The company’s Polish website and teasers highlight this launch date. The Edge 70 is billed as an ultra-thin flagship for late 2025, marking Motorola’s entry into the “slim smartphone” category. Early images show a flat 6.67‑inch display and a slim metal frame just under 6 mm thick.Expected availability starts in Europe, with rollout to India, the US, and other markets to follow in late 2025 or early 2026. Motorola Edge 70: Design and Display The Motorola Edge 70 emphasizes a super-slim, lightweight design. At only 6.0 mm thick and 170 g in weight, it’s one of Motorola’s thinnest phones ever. The handset sports a flat 6.67-inch P-OLED display with a 2712×1220 (1.5K) resolution and a 120 Hz refresh rate for smooth visuals. This nearly bezel-less screen is paired with Gorilla Glass protection. Colour choices follow Motorola’s Pantone partnership, including Bronze Green, Gadget Grey, and Lily Pad. The back panel has a matte finish with a centred rectangular camera bump. A dedicated AI shortcut button on the frame provides quick access to Motorola’s smart features Motorola Edge 70:Performance and Software The Motorola Edge 70 is expected to be powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 chipset.This mid-tier flagship SoC is paired with up to 12 GB of RAM and 512 GB of onboard storage (UFS 3.1 or similar) in the top variant. The phone runs Android 16 out of the box with Motorola’s customized My UX (Hello UI) skin. Connectivity includes 5G, Wi-Fi 6E, NFC, Bluetooth 5.4, GPS, dual SIM + eSIM support, and a USB-C port. Motorola also continues its security features such as an under-display fingerprint sensor. In short, the Edge 70 offers flagship-grade performance for everyday use, despite its focus on slim design. Motorola Edge 70: Expected Camera System Motorola is positioning the Edge 70 as a multimedia device. It features a dual 50 MP rear camera setup. The primary 50 MP sensor has optical image stabilization (OIS) and a fast f/2.0 aperture for sharp photos. The second 50 MP lens is an ultra-wide-angle camera (about 120° field of view). (Early leaks mention a potential third “depth” or macro sensor, but retailer listings only list two rear cameras.) The front-facing camera is also 50 MP , ensuring high-resolution selfies and video calls. Motorola is expected to include AI-powered photography features (night mode, portrait enhancements, etc.) and video recording up to [likely 4K] (not yet confirmed). Dolby Atmos–tuned stereo speakers complete the multimedia package Motorola Edge 70: Battery and Charging Remarkably for a phone under 6 mm thick, the Edge 70 packs a 4,800 mAh battery. Motorola uses a silicon-carbon battery cell for higher energy density. Despite the slim frame, fast charging is supported: up to 68 W wired fast charge and 15 W wireless charge. These capabilities should allow a full charge in around 40–50 minutes via cable. Motorola advertises “two days of power” in a thin design, and early reports highlight that the 4,800 mAh pack is larger than competing thin phones (like the Galaxy S25 Edge or iPhone Air). The phone is also reported to have an IP68/IP69 ingress rating for water and dust resistance, and MIL-STD-810H toughness for durability. Expected Price of Motorola Edge 70 (India & USA) Official pricing hasn’t been announced, but leaks and retailer listings give a clear range. In Europe the top-end 12 GB + 512 GB model is shown between €709 and €802. Converted, that’s roughly ₹73,000–83,000 in India and about $750–850 USD (depending on taxes and region). Indian media cite the 12+512 GB variant at about ₹73,000–83,000. (A slightly lower 8+256 GB variant is expected, though its price isn’t leaked yet – likely a few thousand rupees less.) For the US market, Motorola typically prices phones competitively; the Edge 70 could debut around $700–800 USD for the higher model, mirroring its Euro price (estimated from ~€800). Exact Indian and US launch prices will be confirmed closer to the November unveiling, but analysts suggest the Edge 70 will be more affordable than cutting-edge flagships, given its mid‑range chipset. Motorola Edge 70 Specifications (Expected) Launch Date: November 5, 2025 (global markets)Display: 6.67-inch P-OLED, 2712×1220 (1.5K), 120 Hz refreshProcessor: Qualcomm Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 (up to 3.0 GHz)Memory: Up to 12 GB RAM; up to 512 GB storage likely UFS 3.1)Rear Camera: Dual 50 MP sensors (wide with OIS + ultra-wide 120 degree)Front Camera: 50 MP (punch-hole)Battery: 4,800 mAh, 68 W wired / 15 W wireless chargingOS: Android 16 with Motorola My UX skinSize/Weight: 160×75×6 mm; 170 gOther: IP68/IP69 rated; MIL-STD-810H certified; stereo speakers (Dolby Atmos); in-screen fingerprint; AI side button Motorola Edge 70 Features Ultra-Thin Build: Under 6 mm slim chassis makes the Edge 70 one of the slimmest 2025 smartphonesPowerful Battery: 4,800 mAh with silicon-carbon tech offers long life despite the thin frameHigh-Res Cameras: Dual 50 MP rear setup with OIS and a 50 MP selfie camera enable detailed photosDolby Atmos Audio: Tuned stereo speakers ensure immersive sound for media and gamingDurability: IP68/IP69 and military spec testing mean the phone can survive water, dust, and shocksAI Button: A dedicated side button grants quick access to Motorola’s AI assistant and smart functionsPantone Colors: Stylish matte finishes in Pantone-approved Green, Grey, and Lily Pad add a premium touchFast Charge: 68 W turbocharging recharges the battery rapidly (a day’s charge in under 30 minutes) If Motorola launches this phone in a very compelling price, it would be a great phone, with good camera and performance.

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