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  • Pulse Pro: HMD’s Entry into Self-Branded Devices

    Pulse Pro: HMD’s Entry into Self-Branded Devices

    HMD is very known for its Nokia partnership and it is stepping into its own with the upcoming Pulse Pro phone. Despite some excitement, early looks at the device show it’s quite similarity to previous Nokia models. Leaked renders from 91mobiles and Onleaks give us a good glimpse of what to expect from new phone.

    Pulse Pro

    The Pulse Pro features a large 6.56-inch 720p IPS display with a 90Hz refresh rate. It is expected to come with 6GB of RAM and 128GB of storage which is powered by an Unisoc T606 processor. The camera setup includes a 50MP main sensor and a 2MP depth sensor at the back with another 50MP sensor for selfies and video calls at the front.

    While these specs are decent, they’re not groundbreaking, and the design doesn’t break new ground either. Budget phones often stick to familiar designs, and HMD seems to be following suit. It would be nice to see them take a more innovative approach to stand out in the crowded market.

    The Pulse Pro is rumored to be priced at 179 EURO or around 190 USD and making it an affordable option for consumers. This is just the beginning for HMD, and they may become more ambitious with future releases once they establish themselves in the market.

  • Desmo450 MX: Ducati’s Impressive Entry into Motocross Racing

    Desmo450 MX: Ducati’s Impressive Entry into Motocross Racing

    The Ducati Desmo450 MX made its inaugural appearance in the Italian Motocross Prestige Championship last weekend. Spearheaded by former MXGP World Championship rider Alessandro Lupino, the Desmo450 MX immediately showcased its potential. Ducati is renowned for its superbikes and it stepped into the world of competitive motocross for the first time over the weekend. It has marked a significant debut in the sport.

    DUCATI VICTORIOUS

    Lupino is considered as a seasoned rider and winner of the 2021 Motocross of Nations with Team Italy. He has impressed everyone by securing pole position in the MX1-class on Saturday. He continued to demonstrate the capabilities of the Desmo450 MX by clinching victory in its first-ever competitive motocross race during the first moto on Sunday.

    Despite a challenging start in the second moto, Lupino’s efforts earned him a commendable second overall position with consistent performances of 1-7 finishes throughout the day. The overall victory went to Isak Gifting, who transitioned to 450s this year after a successful stint in the MX2 World Championship. Riding a Yamaha YZ450F, Gifting showcased resilience by finishing sixth in the first moto despite a crash at the start, before claiming victory in the second race.

    The race unfolded at the Circuito Internazionale Motocross Citta di Mantova, the same venue that hosted the prestigious 2021 Motocross of Nations. While Lupino narrowly missed out on the overall victory, the Desmo450 MX proved its mettle as a competitive motorcycle right from its debut. The Desmo450 MX demonstrated promising potential even in its maiden outing.

    Ducati is committed to further showcasing the capabilities of the Desmo450 MX and Lupino throughout the remainder of this year’s Italian Championship. Anticipation is high for the anticipated debut of both the make and model in the MXGP World Championship in 2025.

  • Exciting Features of Triumph’s Latest Motocross Entry: TF 250-X

    Exciting Features of Triumph’s Latest Motocross Entry: TF 250-X

    Triumph Motorcycles has introduced the 2024 Triumph TF 250-X motocross bike, a 4-stroke competition model designed in collaboration with racing champions Ricky Carmichael and Iván Cervantes. Triumph emphasizes its commitment to delivering a winning performance with this new bike, aiming to cater to riders of all levels, from champions to amateurs. The company plans to kick off its motocross racing program in 2024.

    2024 Triumph TF 250-X

    The TF 250-X boasts a brand-new performance racing powertrain, featuring a compact and lightweight competition Single with DOHC, a forged aluminum piston, titanium valves, and a 5-speed gearbox. The engine incorporates advanced engine management and tunability, complemented by the optional MX Tune Pro app, allowing real-time user-selectable mapping, an engine sensor dashboard, and live diagnostics.

    In terms of chassis, the bike sports an aluminum frame designed for optimal balance of performance, mass, and flexibility. Triumph aims to set a new benchmark for the best ‘power-to-weight’ ratio in the category, with a claimed curb weight of 229 lb. The bike offers tunability to suit different riders and styles.

    For suspension, KYB components are employed, with a 48mm AOS coil fork at the front and a three-way piggyback coil rear shock at the rear. The bike features a Brembo braking system for effective stopping power and rides on DirtStar 7000 Series aluminum rims with Pirelli Scorpion MX32 mid-soft tires.

    Triumph has collaborated with premium brands to offer a dedicated range of competition accessories to enhance the bike’s performance and capability. This includes an Akrapovič full titanium exhaust system, XTrig hole shot device, Athena LC-GPA launch control module, MX Tune Pro wi-fi module, performance gripper seat, seat cover, and a bodywork replacement kit.

    2024 Triumph TF 250-X

    Starting from spring 2024, specialist Triumph Off-Road/Dual Sport dealers will carry the TF 250-X, offering a comprehensive sales, service, parts, clothing, and race support experience. The network will be supported by a 24/7 parts and accessories supply system, allowing riders to select, check availability, and place orders for express delivery, standard delivery, or local Triumph off-road dealer pickup. The 2024 Triumph TF 250-X is priced at $9,995 in the Triumph Racing Yellow and Black graphics scheme, and orders are currently being accepted at Triumph’s new motocross dealers.

  • MIX Flip: Xiaomi’s Unique Entry into World of Vertical Folding Devices

    MIX Flip: Xiaomi’s Unique Entry into World of Vertical Folding Devices

    Xiaomi is getting ready to launch a new kind of smartphone that folds vertically, like a book. It’s called the Xiaomi MIX Flip, and it’s joining the club of big smartphone makers like Huawei, Samsung, Motorola, OPPO, and Vivo who have already ventured into this folding phone territory.

    Xiaomi MIX Flip

    People have been eagerly waiting for the Xiaomi MIX Flip, and now we know it’s real because it’s shown up in the IMEI database with the name 2311BPN23C. Xiaomi plans to release it by the end of the year. This phone is part of Xiaomi’s N8 series, and it follows the naming style of their previous MIX digital series.

    The Xiaomi MIX Flip has a particular audience in mind. It’s aimed at people who like light entertainment, and it’s designed with a focus on female users. This suggests that it might not be trying to compete with the very top-of-the-line phones, but Xiaomi could still surprise us by including a powerful Snapdragon 8 Gen2 or 8+ Gen1 chipset, which would give it both performance and style.

    With this new foldable phone, Xiaomi is trying to meet the demand for phones that are versatile and look good. People want devices that can change to fit their different needs. As the year goes on, we’ll be watching Xiaomi closely to see how they do in the competitive world of folding smartphones.