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  Following the recent unveiling of the Vivo T2 Pro, the company plans to continue the spree, with the   Vivo Y200   being its next contender in the smartphone arena. A recent leak featuring the training material unveils a rough sketch of what the forthcoming Vivo Y200 holds in store for tech enthusiasts. Courtesy of TheTechOutlook, the leaks reveal a 6.67-inch FHD+ AMOLED Ultra Vision display on the Y200, boasting a fluid 120Hz refresh rate and 38 nuanced color temperature levels. The aesthetic appeal is dialed in with a 2D glass rear panel, while security and privacy duties fall on the under-display fingerprint scanner. In the photography department, the Y200 shines, boasting a 64MP primary snapper with Optical Image Stabilization (OIS) and a complementary 2MP bokeh lens at the rear. Selfie fans will find the 16MP front camera handy for those impromptu photo sessions. Under the hood, the Vivo Y200 draws power from the Snapdragon 4 Gen 1 chipset, paired with a hefty 16GB of RAM - 8GB

  Being on the budget side of the spectrum, the   Samsung Galaxy A03 Core   has been no stranger to slower software updates, often trailing its pricier siblings by several months. While its kin relished the perks of Android 13 earlier, the A03 Core settled for Android 12 Go. Breaking the leisurely streak, the company is now broadcasting the Android 13 Go update to the A03 core. Peering into the horizon, this might be the curtain call for major software revamps for the device. With the firmware version A032FXXU4CWI8, the Galaxy A03 Core is sprucing up the user experience with Android 13 Go tailored in the One UI 5.1 Core attire. The new software upgrade is accompanied by the September 2023 security patch, ensuring a fortified shield against cyber threats. Its debut stage is Russia, but a global deployment, including anticipated availability in Pakistan, seems on the cards. For the A03 Core users in Russia, the wait's over. For the users in Pakistan, the wait continues. Those eager t

  The Redmi C-series continues its momentum with fresh visuals of the highly-awaited   Redmi 13C   making waves online. The forerunner Redmi 12C initially graced China last December and later hopped to the global market in March. It seems the successor is gearing up for a similar fate. The leaked glimpses reveal that the Redmi 13C flexes a robust 50 MP primary camera, escorted by two additional rear lenses. It retains a waterdrop notch for the display and continues to honor the 3.5mm headphone jack, a feature that keeps traditionalists smiling.  Moreover, the new Redmi C model will present itself in a palette of three colors: black, blue, and a mellow light green, though we expect Redmi's creative team to doll up these names before release. While the Redmi 13C leaks have just opened the floodgates, the tech circles anticipate a cascade of further details soon, possibly through a medley of leaks, certifications, or benchmark exhibitions. The leaked renders of this Xiaomi budget new

  The tech grapevine is abuzz, and it's all about Samsung. Anticipation builds as the company gears up to roll out the   Galaxy S23 FE   in the coming month, along with a medley of budget-friendly tablets, earbuds, and a nifty object tracker.  As we inch closer to the big day, snippets about the S23 FE are trickling out, giving enthusiasts a taste of what’s in store. In a recent “X” leak, a teaser video displayed the Galaxy S23 FE in all its glory with a tantalizing triple-camera array at the back and a vivid Super AMOLED display. "Get set, binge-watchers! A visual treat is on the horizon," hints another clip from the same tweet/X-post. This visual marvel reportedly flaunts a 6.4-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X screen, speeding at a refresh rate of 120Hz. As for the shutterbugs, expect a 10MP front-facing snapper on the S23 FE, a rear camera assembly of 50MP primary, 12MP ultrawide, and an 8MP telephoto lens with 3x optical zoom. Under its hood, the  Samsung 5G new model  is to sp

  Galaxy A34, affectionately termed the 'middle mid-ranger,' is set to pass the baton to its successor, the   Samsung Galaxy A35 , with a significant camera upgrade. Samsung is tuning up the camera game for all its upcoming mid-rangers, catching the tempo with evolving consumer expectations. For a good stretch, Samsung's mid-range Galaxy A series played it safe with either 48 or 64-megapixel sensors. However, the narrative changed with the Galaxy A54 donning a 50MP sensor last year, leaving the A34 trailing with an older 48MP sensor.  Samsung has earmarked 2024 to advance its “middle mid-ranger,” the Galaxy A35, likely due for a spring release. It will still fit between the pocket-friendly Galaxy A15 and the Galaxy A55. Sources on the internet have funneled down some camera specs of the Galaxy A35. The Samsung 4G latest mobile will allegedly house a 50MP primary camera, in line with its pricier sibling, aiming to alleviate the low-light photography problems noted in the Gal

  The UAE market recently welcomed OPPO's latest addition to its A-series lineup - the   OPPO A18 . While the phone sits comfortably in the budget category, its specs mirror some of the higher-ranking devices like the OPPO A38, sparking conversations around its similarities. Sporting a 6.56-inch waterdrop notch display, the A18 delivers an HD+ viewing experience. With a peak brightness of 720 nits and a 90Hz refresh rate, visuals pop and move fluidly. A noticeably thick chin rests below the screen, giving it a retro outdated look.  The rear, however, exudes a more modern feel with its pill-shaped camera island. And for those who appreciate the utility, the power button doubles as a fingerprint sensor.  The A18 boasts a simple dual rear camera setup consisting of an 8MP primary sensor and a 2MP depth lens for photography. For selfies, the system includes a 5MP sensor under the notch. Performance-wise, OPPO has embued the A18 with the dependable MediaTek Helio G85 chipset, bearing 4G

  The   itel S23   leaps again in the Pakistani market, only this time, it's flashing a bumped-up storage capacity. Initially introduced in June, the device boasted 8GB RAM with 128GB storage. Fast forward a few months, and here we are, witnessing the itel S23's new avatar, flexing 256GB storage. It indeed brings value to its tech-savvy audience. Diving deep into its features, the S23's front panel showcases a generous 6.6-inch IPS LCD, ensuring sharp imagery and color vibrancy. Adding icing to the cake is its 90Hz refresh rate, turning gaming and scrolling experiences into a visual treat. Not to miss, the side-mounted fingerprint scanner that amps up the phone's security game. Pumping life into the device is the Unisoc T606 octa-core processor. As mentioned, the powerhouse, paired with 8GB RAM and the all-new 256GB storage, promises an elevated user experience on this latest itel S rendition, effectively boosting app management and memory capacity.  Even for the shutte

  Oppo's gearing up to expand its A-series lineup, with the   Oppo A79 5G   model soon to debut. Details about the smartphone's features and specs have started appearing on numerous certification websites. Here's what we know so far. Fresh from the rumor mill, the Oppo A79 5G has strutted across platforms like NBTC, IMDA, FCC, and TUV Rheinland. Adding to the trail is its appearance on the Camera FV5 website. Given that Oppo rolled out the A78 5G earlier this year, all signs point to the A79 5G being its heir apparent.  Notably, the NBTC listing stamped the device with the 'Oppo A79 5G' tag and the CPH2557 model number. TUV Rheinland's nod seems to validate the handset’s juicy 4,880mAh battery (which might round up to 5,000mAh) paired with a zesty 33W fast charging.  The dimensions spill the beans on a latest 5G Oppo mobile measuring 165.61×76.02×7.99mm and tipping the scales at 193 grams. FCC's badge of approval unveils that it will be rocking the Android 1

  The   Vivo V27e   is making headlines in Pakistan with its new enticing price drop, now retailing at Rs 99,999/-, down from its previous tag of Rs 120,000/-. This price cut sweetens the deal for those eyeing its notable specifications. A discount of Rs 20,000 certainly piques the interest. This device showcases a perfect blend of elegance and innovation. Its flat side rails wrap around the chassis with finesse, imbued with a rectangular camera island that plays host to three lenses and a trendsetting ring LED flash.  Beyond its external charm, the V27e boasts a 6.62-inch AMOLED panel. This generous display brings Full HD+ visuals to life, further sweetened by a 120Hz refresh rate, delivering media in its richest form. Under its hood, the Vivo V27e harbors a robust Helio G99 SoC from MediaTek. Designed for those who crave swift multitasking and lag-free gaming, the  Vivo new V model  pairs this chipset with 8GB RAM and a whopping 256GB of onboard storage.  The phone isn't just abo

  Fresh from the launch roster, Xiaomi has served up its latest global offering: the   Xiaomi 13T   and its big sibling, the Xiaomi 13T Pro. Slotting neatly into the MI 13 lineage, these gadgets raise the bar, building upon the legacy of their predecessors, the Xiaomi 12T series. Here are all the official details regarding the standard Mi 13T. At first glance, the Xiaomi 13T looks identical to the Redmi K60 Ultra, imbued with a boxy silhouette and a geometric camera cluster at the back. Visuals on this handset are highly immersive with its 6.67-inch AMOLED canvas, boasting a crisp 1.5K resolution.  Expect a buttery smooth display with the device courtesy of its 144Hz adaptive refresh rate, with luminance peaking at a dazzling 2,600 nits. It's got movie jocks covered with support for HDR10, HDR10+, and Dolby Vision, all under the protective embrace of Gorilla Glass 5. Photo fanatics will relish the triple-stack Leica-branded sensors at the rear. Anchoring the setup is a 50MP wide-an

  The company’s highly-awaited   Vivo Y27s   seems to be on course for launch. We recently spotted the device on the Bluetooth SIG with the model tag V2322. Though the listing mainly confirms Bluetooth 5.0 hub on board, there's a cover of mystery around the phone's specs sheet. Stepping away from its SIG certification, the Vivo Y27s will soon join the existing Y27 range, recently made official in Malaysia. Rumors suggest that the Y27s may have fewer extravagant features when compared to its predecessor, the vanilla Y27. Vivo's tech parade will not end there. October 4 marks the anticipated launch of the Vivo V29 and V29 Pro. Speculations are rife about these models boasting up to 12GB RAM, a meaty 4600 mAh battery, and a triplet of rear cameras.  Alongside the meaty bits, the company plans to introduce 80W charging kits with V29 and V29 Pro. Ideally, the 80W fast charging adapter fills out the drained battery in 50 minutes, which could be a game-changer for these latest Viv

  The company’s much-anticipated   Samsung Galaxy A05   and Galaxy A05s are finally out. Malaysia gets the first dibs, with both phones now listed on Samsung’s microsite in the region. Yet, their prices remain a mystery. While snippets of information have been leaking for some time, we finally have comprehensive official stats to discuss. In terms of aesthetics, the A05 shines in Black, Light Green, and Silver, whereas its sibling, the A05s, sticks to just Black and Light Green. As for the real distinguisher, the A05s houses a triple camera setup, adding an edge over the A05's dual-lens arrangement. Under the hood, there's also a distinction in power. The A05s opts for a Qualcomm Snapdragon 680 processor, while the A05 sports the MediaTek Helio G85 chipset. Both have astonishing capabilities, but the Snapdragon 680 punches harder in every benchmark.   Storage isn't an issue for either. Both Samsung budget new models grace Malaysia's market with a 6/128GB configuration.

  We are witnessing a ripple across the Pakistani market as Samsung drops the price tag on its latest Galaxy A14 variants. The   Samsung Galaxy A14   4/128GB, previously pegged at Rs 63,000, is now available at an enticing Rs 57,000. Meanwhile, its beefier sibling, the Galaxy A14 6/128GB, has shaved off Rs 5,000, settling at Rs 60,000. The Galaxy A14 4G is a tribute to its forebear’s aesthetics, flaunting a polished plastic chassis with chic vertical edges. The 6.6-inch PLS display crafts an immersive front facade with Full HD+ clarity. Speed might be the best thing about the display, clocking between 90Hz to a 60Hz refresh rate. Flipping over to its rear side, the Galaxy A14 4G unfurls an impressive camera setup. Commanding this optical trio is a hulking 50MP primary sensor, flanked by a 5MP ultra-wide and a 2MP macro accomplice. A 13MP snapper nestles discreetly in a notch, primed for selfies and video calls. Samsung has armored the Galaxy A14 4G with the MTK Helio G80, ensuring opti

  After releasing the Redmi Note 13 series in China, Xiaomi plans to surprise the global market with a new device. A recent revelation by Kacper Skrzypek suggests that Xiaomi is prepping the stages again. The tech giant is reportedly cooking up the   Redmi Note 13R Pro , believed to be the global avatar of the Redmi Note 13 5G showcased in China. Having hit the market with the Redmi Note 12R earlier in June, the company plans to continue the spree with the imminent Note 13R Pro launch. The rumored device will likely flash a 64MP primary camera, though the rest of its hardware specifications remain shrouded in secrecy. One of the Asian markets could be next on Xiaomi’s radar for this launch. Skrzypek dropped hints about the Note 13R Pro making its way to India, possibly donning a new title for local enthusiasts.  The Note 13, Note 13 Pro, and the Redmi Note 13 Pro+ which are the latest additions to the Xiaomi price list are also gearing up for their global debut, with the latter two alr

  With the rumor mill churning out hints and teasers, Samsung's upcoming   Galaxy A05s   and A05 seem to be nearing their retail deployment. The latter just made a splashy appearance on the Google Play Console, hinting at an imminent global launch. The Samsung Galaxy A05s has earned itself a spot on Google Play’s Supported Devices listing. Four possible variants of this device have surfaced online with the model numbers SM-A057F, SM-A057G, SM-E145F, and SM-M145F.  The Console's spotlight, however, was on the SM-A057F. Diving into the specs sheet, the Galaxy A05s boasts an SM6225 chipset. This monster silicon flexes four Cortex-A73 cores revving at 2.4GHz and the reaming efficiency cores of Cortex-A53 running at 1.9GHz.  Graphical processing on this Samsung 4G new model is courtesy of the Adreno 610 GPU, mirroring specs found in the Snapdragon 680. An impressive 6GB of RAM teams with Android 13, ensuring fluid operations and a full-fledged Android experience. A sneak peek at the

  Samsung fans, brace yourselves! The latest scoop from GalaxyClub has dished out some juicy tidbits about the forthcoming   Samsung Galaxy A55 , setting the stage for future speculations. Given Samsung's appetite for consistency, we're eyeing a March 2024 debut for the A55 if all goes according to plan. Trending now is the word that Samsung's in-house developers are rigorously testing the A55, equipped with an intriguing SoC labeled S5E8845. Connecting the dots, the tech moguls are speculating this could be the unreleased Exynos 1480 chip.  Skimming through the history will tell you that its siblings, the Exynos 1380 and 1280, sport the model numbers S5E8835 and S5E8825, and these SoCs breathe life into the Galaxy A54 and A53. The oncoming S5E8845 powering the Samsung new 5G model makes perfect sense. But here's the kicker: Rumor has it that the Exynos 1480 SoC might flex an AMD GPU! Yup, you read that right. The tech media is abuzz with whispers of Samsung and AMD joi

  With a freshly reduced price tag, the   Itel P40   is back in the spotlight within Pakistan. Previously pegged at Rs 28,000/-, the device is now available at Rs 26,999/-, making it a consideration for budget-phone enthusiasts. The new price shaves off Rs 1,000 from the tag.  The Itel P40 presents a slick appearance with a camera island gracing its rear, exhibiting a premium aura. This black-accented island houses dual lenses stacked vertically and a tactile fingerprint reader nested within a circular indent, making a perfect blend of utility and aesthetics. Flip it over to reveal a 6.6-inch IPS display boasting an HD+ resolution of 1612 x 720 pixels. A standard 60Hz refresh rate ensures smooth transitions, while a V-notch at the top cradles a 5MP front camera for quick selfies and video chats. Regarding the optics, the rear panel of itel new budget model carries a 13MP primary camera alongside a VGA depth sensor, a humble setup aligning with its entry-level stature. Not to be overloo