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1 week ago |
hardwarezone.com.sg | Liu Hongzuo
The S$249 OPPO Pad SE wants to be the friendliest tablet for everyone OPPO has introduced the OPPO Pad SE tablet to Singapore at an affordable S$249, and it seeks to be the friendliest tablet in more ways than one: eye-friendly, family-friendly, and wallet-friendly. The 7.39mm body plays host to a 9,340mAh battery and its 11-inch Immersive Eye-Care LCD panel (500-nits brightness).
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1 week ago |
hardwarezone.com.sg | Liu Hongzuo
Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge review: The perils of pretty privilege in a phone We’ll start with a confession. Having already tested the Ultra, the Plus, and the regular Galaxy S25 variants, we didn’t think there was a real need to review the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge. However, this pencil-thin phone feels far too special to ignore, even if it’s yet another Samsung premium-grade handset. It is a high-end Galaxy S device on paper.
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1 week ago |
hardwarezone.com.sg | Liu Hongzuo
Samsung announces unexpected upgrade for its next foldables, ahead of “summer” launch Samsung has just announced two key developments in a single announcement. It has confirmed the arrival of One UI 8 and the brand’s upcoming foldable smartphones. As seen on Samsung’s Newsroom, Samsung announced that it will start early access to its upcoming One UI 8 beta.
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1 week ago |
hardwarezone.com.sg | Liu Hongzuo
WhatsApp is finally available on Apple iPads, after 16 years WhatsApp has finally done the unthinkable. After 16 years of existence and 15 years since the very first iPad, the messaging app finally has a version made for Apple’s tablets. According to Meta (the company running Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram, and Meta AI), WhatsApp for iPad isn’t just its messenger and video call services on a bigger screen (even though that’s a really good reason in itself).
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1 week ago |
hardwarezone.com.sg | Liu Hongzuo
Xiaomi 15S Pro comes with a self-made XRING O1 chipset, going up against Qualcomm and Apple Quite a lot is happening with Xiaomi over in China. Besides announcing a premium-grade phone chipset that can rival Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite and Apple Silicon, Xiaomi is also launching a phone with it, alongside a host of other gadgets (tablets, air conditioners, refrigerators, and more). Let’s go into the meat of it.
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