The company sells the REDMAGIC 7 in three variants with varying RAM and storage. The top-of-the-line model is known as “Supernova,” offering a mammoth 18GB of RAM and 256GB of storage. Next is “Pulsar,” which brings 16GB of RAM and 256 GB of storage. Lastly, there’s the REDMAGIC 7 Obsidian, bringing 12GB of RAM and 128GB of storage space. Interestingly, the Pulsar and Obsidian versions offer lighting effects around the REDMAGIC logo accompanied by RGB breathing lights....

The OnePlus 10T unboxing video appears early The OnePlus 10T unboxing video appears early This video has been published by the ‘NTFTW’ YouTube channel, and the title of it actually contains the “Embargos are Overrated” part. In any case, this video has a duration of around 5 minutes, and it’s embedded below the article. In the video, you’ll see not only the phone, but everything that comes in the box. Considering that whoever published this has the OnePlus 10T reviewers kit, you can also see some extra goodies here....

Chances are some of you are still trying to decide which of these two phones to get. Well, we do hope that this comparison will help you make a purchasing decision. These two phones are quite different, so there’s a lot to talk about here. We’ll first list their specifications, and will then compare them across a number of other categories. That being said, let’s start comparing them, shall we?...

The survey comes from The Washington Post (via MacRumors), revealing how some of the largest tech corporations and their services fare in terms of user trust. Unsurprisingly, respondents demonstrated a significant mistrust of services like Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok. Respondents were overwhelmingly against targeted online ads Respondents were overwhelmingly against targeted online ads Meanwhile, Google had a higher mistrust percentage, with 47% of the respondents saying they didn’t trust the company....

Samsung notes in the changelog for the Galaxy Buds+ and Galaxy Buds Live that this feature will only work when the buds are connected to smartphones running Android 7.0 Nougat and higher. The changelog for the Galaxy Buds Pro doesn’t mention anything as such. Additionally, the company is promising stability and performance improvements for all three models. It’s a generic pointer in the changelog for every software update for Samsung’s wearables though....