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To help reduce the impact of its products on the planet, OnePlus has partnered with Ecologi to plant a tree every time a phone is traded in for a new one. Ecologi is a climate action organisation that helps both individuals and businesses offset their activities through the planting of trees. Based on the current trade-in rate for new phones
Over the years, headphones have been predominately black with a few exceptions like Sennheiser's HD414s and their iconic yellow ear pads. Apple made white fashionable with the AirPods and since there have been a few companies offering vibrantly coloured earbuds. Today, rather than standing out, the JLab Go Air Tones earbuds look to blend in with a collection of seven
A few weeks after the original announcement, the OnePlus 10T is now on general sale from all the usual outlets including OnePlus and Amazon. Recapping the specs, the 10T is a 6.7" 2412x1080 pixels 120 Hz AMOLED display driven by a Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1, powered by 4800 mAh battery and recharged by 150 W SuperVOOC. Combined with a 3D
According to Counterpoint Research, Xiaomi has consistently taken the #3 spot in worldwide smartphone shipments behind Samsung and Apple over the past three years and that's without even officially selling smartphones in the USA. However, there's no such problem here in the UK and I've managed to borrow a Xiaomi 12 smartphone from their PR folks for a couple of
As expected, OnePlus launched the brand new OnePlus 10T from Gotham Hall (cue scary music) in New York. During the pandemic, the launch events have usually been relatively short, but for the first post-pandemic in-person event, they took their time: it was nearly two hours long. If you want to watch, it's on YouTube. Frankly, I got a bit bored:
Sticking with its biannual launch programme, tomorrow OnePlus is launching the latest iteration of the flagship range, the OnePlus 10T. It's the first in-person event after the pandemic with the show coming from Gotham Hall in New York City at 10 am Eastern. The new 10T will take the spot currently occupied by the OnePlus 9 (as there's only a
Carl Pei (and a parrot) launched Nothing's Phone(1) today in London. Starting in a café, moving to a theatre and ending at the after party, it was a surprisingly brief run through of the new phone. The big thing is the glyph feature on the back. Glyph's will be familiar to anyone who has played Niantic's Ingress but simplistically it's