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Xiaomi’s next flagship smartphone generation may be moving closer to launch. A new device believed to be part of the Xiaomi 18 series has reportedly appeared in China’s State Radio Regulation (SRRC) certification database, offering another indication that the company is progressing through the final regulatory and testing steps ahead of an expected autumn announcement. […]


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Realme has introduced the C100x, a budget-focused smartphone built around one clear selling point: endurance. The device combines an unusually large 8,000mAh battery with a 120Hz display, 45W fast charging and reinforced protection features, positioning it as a practical option for users who value long battery life over flagship-level specifications. The C100x is not trying [...


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Realme has confirmed a massive shift in its software strategy for the Indian market. Upcoming devices will discard Realme UI in favor of parent company Oppo’s ColorOS 17, streamlining development across the shared ecosystem. In a major consolidation of its software ecosystem, Realme has officially confirmed that its upcoming smartphones in India will no longer […]

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For over a decade, OnePlus stood as the ultimate underdog of the Android ecosystem—a company that proved consumers didn’t need to empty their wallets to secure a premium smartphone experience. Today, that narrative is coming to a close for a massive segment of its global audience. OnePlus has officially confirmed it will cease launching new […]

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Your Android phone constantly uses GPS, Wi-Fi, and mobile networks to determine where you are. While this makes navigation and local recommendations more convenient, there are times when you may want your phone to report a different location instead. Maybe you’re planning a trip and want to explore a new city before you arrive. Perhaps […]

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