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OnePlus has a new logo from 2020 onwards and it indicates a new direction for the Shenzhen based electronics manufacturer. The logo is already live on the OnePlus website. HIGHLIGHTS OnePlus has updated its logo for 2020 and onwards. The new logo shares the older one’s identity but has a bolder font. OnePlus could use the new logo on the upcoming OnePlus 8 series phones. OnePlus does not make phones only. Last year, the company veered into the smart TV space with its OnePlus TV Q1 series and it hinted that there’s more to come from the company. Hence, after six years of its existence, the company felt the need to update its identity, especially when it’s competing in global markets with top brands in the world. That’s why if you visit the OnePlus website or any of its social media channels, you will see an updated logo. Yes, there’s a new OnePlus logo. The new OnePlus logo isn’t vastly different from the old one but if you have a keen eye for details, then there’...

Alongside the Redmi note 9 pro Xiaomi's sub-brand also announced the Redmi Note 9 Pro today. The main differences are in the camera and charging speeds. The Redmi note 9 pro has a 16MP selfie snapper - half the resolution of its Max sibling and around the back, the main camera is downgraded to 48MP from 64MP. It's joined by an 8MP ultrawide, 5MP macro and 2MP depth sensor modules, like the Note 9 Pro Max. The Redmi Note 9 Pro, like the Note 9 Pro Max, packs a 5,020 mAh battery, but it supports 18W charging instead of 33W. However, for the most part the Redmi Note 9 Pro matches its higher standing sibling. It's built around the same 6.67" LCD of FHD+ resolution and powered by the same 8nm Snapdragon 720G SoC. You also get the side-mounted fingerprint reader and splash-proof body. The Redmi Note 9 Pro is offered in Aurora Blue, Glacier White and Interstellar Black colors, and it comes in two memory versions - 4GB/64GB priced at INR12,999 ($175/€155) and 6GB/...

Xiaomi has been releasing a Redmi Note phones since 2014, and the lineup has been popular with customers since day one. So much so that today the smartphone manufacturer announced it has sold 110 million Redmi Note phones. Redmi was recently spun off as a separate brand, although obviously it still shares the majority of its R&D, manufacturing and supply chain with Xiaomi. We just saw the debut of the  Redmi Note 9 Pro  and  Redmi Note 9 Pro Max , which will certainly help boost the number further. During the event we were also reminded of some of the milestones of the Redmi Note line. The  Redmi Note 4G  is India’s First smartphone under INR10,000, while the  Redmi Note 4  was best-selling in India in three of the four 2017 quarters. The  Redmi Note 5  was India’s highest selling lineup in 2018, while the  Redmi Note 7  family took the crown for 2019, thanks to introducing the first phone with a 48 MP camera at an impres...

HIGHLIGHTS The Realme 6 Pro features the Snapdragon 720G SoC Gaming performance and battery life are good, and so is the display The wide-angle front camera is handy for group selfies A hole-punch display and a telephoto camera set this new budget smartphone apart Of late, Realme has been refreshing its smartphones at a rapid pace largely so it can have a leg up over Xiaomi. While this does give consumers a lot of choice, it can be annoying for someone who's just bought a Realme device, knowing that there's already something newer and better out there. Realme has now refreshed its primary numerical series one again,

Quad camera smartphones are no longer a novelty enjoyed by mid-range and high-end smartphones as four sensors can very well be seen on affordable handsets now.  With Samsung launching the Galaxy M31 with a class-leading 64MP quad camera experience, we thought the time is perfect to test it out and compare the results with the Redmi Note 8 Pro. Both ship with four cameras on their rear surfaces. The four sensors serve the same purpose on both the devices: the main snapper captures regular wide-angle photos, a secondary shooter offering ultra-wide-angle shots, and the other two sensors shoot macro and portrait shots. When it comes to the main camera, the Samsung Galaxy M31 and the Redmi Note 8 Pro carry 64MP sensors. As for front cameras, the Samsung device offers an impressive 32MP unit, with the other offers relatively lower resolution at 20MP. Since they are priced similarly, you must be wondering which one among them is able to take the best photographs. As always, we're ...