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OnePlus “foldable products”, plural, are coming in 2023 OnePlus “foldable products”, plural, are coming in 2023 He shared an interesting-looking image on Twitter that obviously teases a foldable product for 2023. I talked further with him, and he confirmed that more than one foldable device is coming in 2023, from the company. That is all the information he shared, unfortunately. We’ve been hearing some rumors regarding OnePlus’ foldable devices. One of them suggested that OnePlus will use the OPPO Find N design for one of its upcoming foldable devices....

The OnePlus Nord 2 is getting Android 12, a month after the first Beta build The OnePlus Nord 2 is getting Android 12, a month after the first Beta build The very first Android 12 Beta build for the device was released about a month ago. The second beta arrived last week, and now the stable build is here. Do note that it may take some time to arrive to your device, though, as it’s rolling out in stages....

These two devices are not exactly too similar, but there are some similarities. They do look different, and also feel different in the hand. Their internals also do differ quite a bit. We’ll start things off by listing their specifications, and then we’ll compare the two devices across a number of categories. We’ll compare their designs, displays, performance, battery life, cameras, and audio performance. Specs Specs Google Pixel 7 Pro vs OnePlus 10 Pro: Design Google Pixel 7 Pro vs OnePlus 10 Pro: Design...

Understand: Effortless (or seemingly effortless) style somehow commands a Whole Notha Level of respect, making the wearer that much more gifted and skilled in our eyes. Read on for some tried-and-true looks we’ve relied on whenever we wanted to look effortlessly put-together, and the wünderkinds that helped get us there: Texturizing Hair Products: Putting the Bae in Basic Texturizing Hair Products: Putting the Bae in Basic Outfits are one thing, but hair that also never seems to fail is another thing entirely....

The devices in question include the Galaxy S7, Galaxy S7 Edge, Galaxy A5 (2017), Galaxy A7 (2017), Galaxy S8, Galaxy S8+, and the Galaxy Note 8. All of these smartphones come with an IP68 rating for dust and water resistance. But there are a few things about these IP (ingress protection) ratings that usually go unnoticed. And that’s where things go wrong. Firstly, the devices can withstand the water pressure up to a certain depth for a certain duration....