The 5th-generation iPad mini was teased today with abilities that match those of higher-end devices. This is largely due to the addition of parts that’d previously been used on other devices – much like the most recent standard iPad. The standardization of parts used here would (and does) lower the cost of production for the device while bringing higher processing … Continue reading
For years now, Apple has relied on its proprietary Lightning connector for iPhone and iPad charging, but when the company started shipping modern MacBooks that support USB-C, that led to a lot of speculation that Apple’s mobile devices were next. In the case of the iPad, that turned out to be true, as the latest iPad Pro features charging and … Continue reading
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Apple has been relatively quiet about hardware since it released new iPad Pros back in the fall. But if a handful of new rumors are true, we could see a variety of new products launch this spring, including second-generation AirPods, a new tablet, and maybe even Apple’s long-awaited wireless charging pad.
Quite a few mobile companies will be heading to the Mobile World Congress 2019 in Barcelona towards the end of this month to showcase their latest products. 5G phones will get a lot of time under the spotlight this year and many companies will be bringing their models as well. OnePlus has been talking up its 5G phone for a few months and it has now revealed that a 5G phone prototype will indeed be shown off at MWC 2019.
OnePlus won’t be making a big splash at MWC 2019 as some of its rivals but it will have a presence at Qualcomm’s MWC booth from February 25th through February 28th. It will have a 5G “prototype” on display which will enable visitors to get a taste of the next-generation mobile network.
It’s not like anyone in Barcelona will just be able to walk up to Qualcomm’s booth. The Mobile World Congress is not open to the public so most OnePlus fans will just have to wait for MWC coverage from their favorite blogs and YouTubers to find out more about the device that might potentially reveal key details about the first OnePlus 5G smartphone.
Not much is known about this device right now but OnePlus CEO Pete Lau has previously said that the company is trying to ensure that the price of this device can be kept under $1,000. That could give it an edge given that other 5G phones from the likes of Samsung are expected to cost well north of $1,000.
OnePlus 5G Phone Prototype Will Be Shown At MWC
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Liphier Cavalry Robots are robotic toys which are designed for battle. The little robots can be controlled via the accompanying mobile app to defend or attack head-on. These interactive robots are described as self-balancing, but they look like they just spin around on wheels. Still, they look like fun.
Each 5.3″ tall robot has a “laser” gun and reflective shield. You can send out digital attacks and block commands through the app, so it seems like you could have some pretty tactical fighting back and forth. These robots can be used in four different battle modes and you can adjust the sensitivity before each battle:
The robots deliver up to 25 minutes of battle time per charge, which isn’t bad as remote-controlled toy robots go. You can grab a pair of these little fighting robots for just $69.99 over on Amazon.
[via gadgetify]
OnePlus has confirmed that it will be bringing a 5G smartphone to Mobile World Congress 2019, though don’t expect it to go up for sale. The new device will be the OnePlus 5G prototype, the company says of its MWC showing, highlighting how it believes the next-generation wireless technology will be used. “OnePlus, at Qualcomm’s booth (Hall 3 Stand 3E10), … Continue reading
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