RedMagic's Gaming Tablet 5 Pro to offer a PC emulator, key specs revealed

Ahead of its launch next week, RedMagic has shared more details about its upcoming gaming-focussed tablet. The RedMagic Gaming Tablet 5 Pro will be unveiled in China on June 30 and will feature liquid cooling. RedMagic has also confirmed that the Gaming Tablet 5 Pro will ship with a built-in PC emulator, allowing users to run AAA PC games out of the box. The company shared a Weibo video demonstrating the emulator in action. According to RedMagic, it developed a proprietary translation layer integrated into its Game Space app that enables x86 applications to run on the...

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Oppo Reno16 in for review

Now that we've unboxed the Pro, it's time to do the same with the global Oppo Reno16. It's not often that the vanilla model is visually indistinguishable from the Pro model, but here we are. The Reno16 looks identical. It's even built around the same 6.32-inch display. The vanilla shares the 3D Pop Planet design and you can see the nebula-like effect on the back of the phone in the shot below. We like it, and it's just like Oppo's Reno series to have a sexy design. Here's a look at the design in action on TikTok. Having a great selfie camera is also in line with the Reno...

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Microsoft quietly extends Windows 10 support for another year

Microsoft really, really wants everyone to use Windows 11, but apparently a lot of people disagree and would rather stick with Windows 10. To that effect, the company introduced the Windows 10 Extended Security Updates programme last year, for those who are signed into Windows 10 with a Microsoft account. This was initially available until October 13, 2026, which is when support was going to be cut off for good. Well, not anymore. Microsoft has now quietly extended the Windows 10 Extended Security Updates programme for another year, until October 12, 2027. So, if you hate Windows...

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Apple price hikes hit India even harder than other regions

Apple today announced its global price hikes, primarily targeting the Mac lineup but also including the iPad, Apple TV, Apple Vision Pro, and HomePods. However, while the hikes maybe global, they certainly aren't being raised globally in an equal fashion, with certain markets like India being hit way harder than others, like the US. There are three main factors to consider here. First, the prices have been hiked across the board. Second, the prices for memory and storage upgrades have also been hiked. And third, Apple India has changed the currency conversion rate that it has had...

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Cellebrite said it cut off Russia, but Russia used is tools anyway

Security researchers found evidence that Russian authorities hacked the iPhone of a political opponent using a phone-unlocking device made by Cellebrite, even after the company said it would stop selling to Putin’s government.

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The Oppo Reno16 will launch in India next week, a new Reno16c will join it

The Oppo Reno16 series was unveiled on May 25, though this was for the Chinese models. The global models (which have slightly different hardware) were unveiled earlier today – here are all the details. However, the launch in India is coming next week on July 2 and will feature a slightly different lineup. The Oppo Reno16 is featured heavily on Oppo India’s site and on the Amazon India landing page. The full details aren’t available yet, but it appears to have the same specs as the global model. Oppo Reno16: 50MP 3.5x telephoto camera • 50MP ultra-wide selfie camera • 4K 60fps...

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Samsung partners with a clinical research firm and will provide health data from its wearable devices

Samsung and Alcedis are forming a partnership to bridge together health data from wearable devices and clinical research. Of course, Samsung will provide the health data. At the same time, Alcedis, as a digital-first clinical research organization, will collect, analyze and translate biometrics data into meaningful evidence that can later be used for pharmaceutical or other clinical research. It does make sense, to some extent, since wearable devices are widespread among the population and are a cost-effective way to collect continuous real-world health data. The problem is that not...

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