LG will soon launch a new smartphone series called W, starting with India. We already know some details about this upcoming phone, and now we are getting a live image which confirms its design. This photo only shows us the rear side of the phone, which is home to a triple camera setup placed in a vertical orientation in the top-left corner. To its right is the fingerprint scanner, and further down below is the LG branding. The back of the smartphone has a textured finish with a gradient design. The image reveals the power button and volume rocker on the right side of the phone, with a...
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Asus has released a software update for the ZenFone 5z, which upgrades the Android security patch level to May 2019. Additionally, the new firmware for the ZenFone 5z also improves the sound quality while bringing in some system optimizations. Asus ZenFone 5z The new build comes bearing version number 90.11.162.72 and is rolled out in batches to units with different serial numbers. If you don't see an update prompt on your device in a week or two, you can check for it manually by going to the Settings > System > System updates menu of your device. Source
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Google released Android Q Beta 4 on June 5, but soon after, the company halted the rollout following reports of failed installations from many Pixel users. Well, the issue has been resolved now as the rollout of Android Q Beta 4 has resumed. All the devices that are already enrolled in the Beta program, including those running the previous Beta 4 build, will receive a new firmware over-the-air bearing version number QPP4.190502.019. The new firmware weighs around 300kb if you are already running the previous Beta 4 build, but if you aren't, then you should expect to receive a much...
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Facebook's latest app wants to track how you use your phone and pay you in return. Study is a new marketing research app that will record broad usage behavior including your installed apps, usage times, location, device and network. Facebook then claims it will use this metadata to learn which apps are preferred by users with the goal of improving its own set of products. Privacy-wise, Facebook says it will not collect user content, passwords or messages and that the data will not reach third parties. In order to recruit users, Facebook will run new target ads which will then...
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The Google Pixel 4 just keeps on leaking these days, even if its launch is only expected to happen in October. Following some controversial-looking renders that showed it would have a huge camera hump on the back with a similar design to that of the upcoming iPhones', today we bring you three exclusive shots of the Pixel 4, courtesy of Shivam Pandya. We have to warn you that the prototype captured here seems to be inside one of those bulky cases that are meant to obscure as much of its design as possible. Still, we can see the right-aligned oval punch hole cutout in the display for two...
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The OnePlus 7 got its first update last week - OxygenOS 9.5.4 - which came with DC Dimming, Fnatic Mode, and April 2019 security patch. Now OnePlus is rolling out another update for the phone - OxygenOS 9.5.5. The new build weighs 125MB in size and brings in improvements to the camera as well as the Nightscape Mode. It also bumps up the security patch level to May 1, 2019, and includes some general bug fixes. You can check out the full changelog below: OnePlus hasn't officially announced details on the rollout of OxygenOS 9.5.5 at the time of writing this, but it's safe to say that...
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When OnePlus 7 Pro was announced, it was revealed to come in a sweet Sand Gold color, that is actually called Almond. The company has just made the option available for purchase in the United States and China. The phone is offered only with 8 GB RAM and 256 GB storage and costs respectively $699 or CNY4,499 (which is $649, but comes with a different UI and no Google services). Promo image from Chinese online retailer JD.com OnePlus 7 Pro is everything you might want from a 2019 flagship - an attractive pricing, stunning paintjob (when it is not Black), bright and beautiful 90Hz...
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