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Maybe you have fond memories of the original Nokia phones and are curious about the possibility of Nokia Mobile bringing back some iconic models like the Nokia 6600. many people really liked the old Nokia phones, especially the Nokia 8210 and 6210, as they were considered premium phones back then. The software used in those phones wasn’t a big concern for me because it was similar to the older software used 20 years ago. However, We would be disappointed if Nokia Mobile brings back an old gem like the Nokia 6600 with outdated software. There are rumors that Nokia Mobile…

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Stacked battery technology is a new way of making batteries for smartphones. Instead of placing battery cells side-by-side, they are stacked on top of each other. This allows for more battery capacity without making the phone bigger. The advantages of stacked battery technology are exciting. Firstly, it means smartphones can have a bigger battery without becoming bulkier. This is great because users want their phones to last longer on a single charge. Secondly, stacked batteries can charge faster because multiple battery cells can be charged together. For example, the Samsung Galaxy S24 series is rumored to be one of the…

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New information about Xiaomi’s upcoming flagship smartphone is surfacing on the internet. According to insiders, the new phone will be powered by the latest Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor, which is a fast and powerful chip. One notable upgrade is the inbuilt storage, which can go up to a massive 1 TB. In comparison, the previous Xiaomi 13 model had a maximum of 512GB of storage. The new flagship will also feature a bigger battery, increasing from 4,500mAh to 4,860mAh. This means the phone can last longer without needing to be charged. Additionally, it will support 80W fast charging, which…

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Sony, just like Apple, is one of the few companies that doesn’t have its own foldable smartphone yet. But that might change soon because there are rumors that Sony is working on one, and it could be called the Xperia Flip. This new Xperia Flip is expected to have a special design called “clamshell,” which means it can fold in half like the Samsung Galaxy Flip series of phones. However, there’s a slight difference – the Xperia Flip’s screen aspect ratio will be 21:9, while the Galaxy Flip 4 has a 22:9 ratio, making the Sony device a bit wider.…

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The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 is about to be announced at Samsung Galaxy Unpacked 2023 on July 26, and there are several improvements that we hope to see in this new foldable phone. 1. Wider cover screen: The current cover screen on the Galaxy Z Fold 4 is narrow and has an awkward aspect ratio. We’d love to see a wider and more sensibly shaped cover screen, similar to the Google Pixel Fold. 2. Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra-caliber cameras: The cameras on Samsung’s foldable phones have been decent but not on par with their flagship Galaxy S series. We…

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In May, Sony revealed two new phones: the high-end Xperia 1 V and the budget-friendly Xperia 10 V. Now, there’s anticipation for the upcoming Xperia 5 V, and a leaked promotional video shared by Reddit user JB2Unique has given us some insights into what to expect. The notable change is that the Xperia 5 V will have a dual camera system on the back, unlike its predecessor that had three cameras. This new setup will likely include a main (wide) snapper and an ultra-wide lens. Additionally, the Zeiss branding on the lower camera suggests that Sony will retain its anti-glare…

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Triumph, a renowned British motorcycle brand, has a long history of collaboration with India, catering to the two-wheel needs of the subcontinent. Recently, they have joined forces with Indian manufacturing giant Bajaj Auto to introduce the new Triumph Speed 400 and its sister model, the Scrambler 400 X. These bikes mark Triumph’s foray into the true entry-level market after more than 40 years and are highly significant for the company. Let’s take a closer look at the new Triumph Speed 400, which is set to hit the market in 2024. When the Speed 400 was unveiled to the press in…

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Once upon a time, 600cc sports bikes were as important to motorcycle manufacturers as their bigger 1000cc siblings. These smaller machines offered spectacular performance and thrilled riders with their agility and speed. However, rising costs, insurance premiums, and a contraction of the sports bike market led to their decline. Despite this, a closer look reveals that the middleweight sports bike segment is still alive and kicking, offering brilliant performance and dynamics in a more user-friendly and affordable package. Sometimes, less truly is more. Let’s explore some noteworthy middleweight sports bikes: KTM RC390: KTM is known for its brutal naked models,…

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The art of ‘bobbing’ started after World War II when returning soldiers, many of whom developed a mechanical interest, sought to enhance the performance of heavy American motorcycles. They achieved this by removing non-essential parts to lighten the bikes. One of the modifications involved cutting the fenders short, providing stiffness to the front forks and support for the rear seat pad. Moto Guzzi V9 Bobber: Guzzi has a long history of producing bikes tailored for the American market, with the California model being particularly popular among police forces, including the California Highway Patrol. The V9 Bobber continues this tradition, featuring…

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Suzuki people must feel relieved and happy as reviews for the GSX-8S and V-Strom 800DE are positive. These models are just the beginning of a new series of bikes using the same parallel-twin engine. Suzuki plans to introduce more models, including a full-faired sport version, possibly called GSX-R. Before the GSX-8S and V-Strom, Suzuki hadn’t released a completely new midsize bike in about 25 years. The last one was the SV650 in 1999, which was a 649cc V-twin engine used in various SV and V-Strom models over the years. The new 776cc parallel twin engine is expected to be used…

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