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19/02/2021

04/02/2021

Nokia Professional True Wireless Earphones P3600 have launched as the latest addition to the company's audio products portfolio. Nokia did not make a launch announcement for the true wireless stereo (TWS) earphones but silently listed them on its website. Nokia Professional True Wireless Earphones P3600 are offered in a single colour option and come with support for SBC and AptX adaptive audio codecs. They boast of six hours of battery life that can be extended up to 24 hours with the charging case. The TWS earphones also come with IPX4 water resistance.

Nokia Professional True Wireless Earphones P3600 price
Nokia has not shared pricing or availability for the P3600 TWS earphones yet and they are listed on the website as “coming soon”. More information can be expected in the near future.

Nokia Professional True Wireless Earphones P3600 specifications, features
The Nokia Professional True Wireless Earphones P3600 earphones have a dual-driver design with 8mm dynamic drivers with balanced armature. They have a frequency response range of 20Hz to 20,000Hz and come with Bluetooth 5.2 support. It supports HSP, HFP, AVRCP, and A2DP profiles. Supported audio formats with the Nokia Professional True Wireless Earphones P3600 include SBC and AptX adaptive.

04/02/2021

Xiaomi on Friday announced the Mi Air Charge, a new wireless charging tech as its proprietary technology. As its name suggests, Mi Air Charge is designed to let users remotely charge their electronic devices including smartphones without any cables, pads, or wireless charging stands. This is unlike existing wireless charging technologies like the ones based on the widely adopted Qi standard in which the power transfers wirelessly using inductive charging over a distance of up to four centimetres. Xiaomi's Mi Air Charge is claimed to charge multiple devices “within a radius of several metres” — and even with physical obstacles. Despite the announcement, the tech will not become generally available in the near future, and remains in a concept phase.

To enable the new Mi Air Charge wireless charging experience, Xiaomi has developed an in-house isolated charging pile with a phase control array that consists of 144 antennas transmitting millimetre-wide waves. These waves go directly to the smartphone that requires charging through beamforming. The charging pile also carries five phase interference antennas to understand the location of the smartphone.

Xiaomi's Mi Air Charge tech is only being showcased for now, with a Xiaomi spokesperson providing clarity on Twitter by saying that the Mi Air Charge is currently a tech demo and is not coming to any consumer products this year. It is currently unclear whether Xiaomi has applied for any regulatory approvals for the new wireless charging technology. The company has also not provided any details on whether its development has been tested for health risks. We've reached out for more details.

03/02/2021

Nokia 1.4 has been launched as a new affordable smartphone by Nokia brand licensee HMD Global. The new Nokia phone comes nearly a year after the debut of the Nokia 1.3 that was launched in March last year. As an upgrade to the Nokia 1.3 that came with a single rear camera, the Nokia 1.4 offers dual rear cameras. The new Nokia phone also offers a bigger, 4,000mAh battery over the 3,000mAh one available on the Nokia 1.3. The Nokia 1.4 is based on Google's Android Go programme. It is also touted to deliver up to two days of usage on a single charge.

Nokia 1.4 price
Nokia 1.4 price starts at $99 (roughly Rs. 7,200) for the base 1GB RAM + 16GB RAM variant. The phone also comes in 1GB + 32GB and 3GB + 64GB configurations that are yet to receive an official price tag. The Nokia 1.4 is coming to the global markets starting today in Charcoal, Dusk, and Fjord colours. Particular details about the India availability and pricing are yet to be revealed.

Last year, the Nokia 1.3 was launched at EUR 95 (roughly Rs. 8,300) for the 1GB RAM + 16GB storage option.

03/02/2021

Samsung Galaxy F62 may soon be launched in India with a price tag of less than Rs. 25,000, as per a tipster. The South Korean tech giant is allegedly preparing to launch an F-series smartphone. The tipster further claimed that the smartphone could sport a powerful Exynos SoC. Reports say that the phone has already made it to multiple certification websites, including Bureau of India Standards (BIS) and Bluetooth SIG. The handset has allegedly been spotted on the Samsung India support page as well. Rumours suggest the phone could be called the Galaxy E62 in other markets.

As per a tweet by tipster Mukul Sharma, Samsung is preparing to launch an F-series smartphone, that could be the Galaxy F62. In the tweet, the tipster says that this phone will come equipped with a processor that has a Geekbench multi-core score of 2401 and outperforms the Qualcomm Snapdragon 765G SoC. Sharma claims that the phone will be marketed as a handset and will offer flagship-level experience. Lastly, the post also said that it could be priced less than Rs. 25,000.

As mentioned, Samsung Galaxy F62 has reportedly appeared on the Bluetooth SIG site with model number SM-E625F_DS, suggesting Bluetooth 5.0 support on the handset. The phone was spotted on Samsung's India Support Page as well and its alleged images were also leaked, showing a square-shaped module on the back.