Today is the day – the Poco F7 series is launching globally with an event in Singapore that starts at 8:00 GMT. You can join in with the YouTube live stream that is embedded below. We already know what to expect – the company will unveil the Poco F7 Pro and Poco F7 Ultra. Here are some teasers for what to expect from the brand’s first-ever Ultra phone: Poco F7 Ultra highlights There is a Pro model too, which shares some but not all of the advancements of the Ultra: Poco F7 series highlights By the way, we already have the Poco F7 Pro in for review. The…

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Sous Windows 11 il est toujours possible de réactiver l’ancienne version de la populaire application Bloc-notes. Voici comment faire.

Cet article Windows 11 : comment restaurer le Bloc-notes classique en quelques étapes ? a été publié en premier par GinjFo.

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The iQOO Z10, coming on April 11 with a 7,300 mAh battery, was expected to have 90W charging support. Well, iQOO has confirmed that the Z10 will come with 90W charging support and revealed that the smartphone will charge up to 50% in 33 minutes. Power that keeps up with you! ⚡The #iQOOZ10 packs a massive 7300mAh battery with 90W FlashCharge, powering up 50% in just 33 minutes to keep you unstoppable. 🔋🚀Get ready for the ultimate endurance—launching on 11th April!#iQOOZ10 #FullyLoaded pic.twitter.com/s9FOU6oYiR— iQOO India (@IqooInd) March 27, 2025 Additionally, iQOO revealed that the…

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Last month, Samsung announced the Galaxy A26, Galaxy A36, and Galaxy A56. The phones launched in India and the UK a few days ago. Now, the Galaxy A26 and the Galaxy A36 are available for purchase in the USA. The Galaxy A56 hasn’t launched in the country yet. Let us have a look at the […]

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It took over four months but Apple has finally solved its iPhone 16 series ban in Indonesia. Cupertino confirmed that its iPhones will be available in Indonesia from Friday, April 11. This includes the iPhone 16, 16 Plus, 16 Pro, 16 Pro Max and the more recently launched iPhone 16e. According to Reuters the agreed-upon investment commitment by Apple is $300 million instead of the previously reported $1 billion mark. It remains to be specified if Apple negotiated a better deal or if the $300 million is an interim figure that may increase in the following years. So, how did we get…

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Samsung has created a dedicated Galaxy A55 One UI 7 beta page in its Indian community forums, indicating the One UI 7 beta program for the mid-range phone is one step closer to release (thanks Tarun!). India will likely be the first market to get the beta for the Galaxy A55 and will probably be […]

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Apple is preparing to sell new Beats-branded charging cables, according to placeholder product listings on a handful of reseller websites in Canada and Europe.

There are listings for three different 5-foot/1.5-meter cables, including USB-C to USB-C, USB-C to Lightning, and USB-C to USB-A variants. All of the cables have a tangle-free, braided design for extra durability and convenience. The cables will be available in at least three never-before-seen color options, including Bolt Black, Surge Stone, and Rapid Red, and it appears that they will be sold in one-pack and two-pack varieties.

The USB-C to USB-C cable supports 60W fast charging, and it has USB 2.0 data transfer speeds of up to 480 Mbps, according to one of the listings.

Here is the full product description for that cable:

Elevate your charging game and ditch the tangles, kinks and frays with our new reinforced braided cables. This package includes two 1.5-meter Beats USB-C to USB-C woven charging cables.

Key Selling Points

• Each cable is made with a tangle-free woven design for extra durability and convenience.

• Beats cables undergo thousands of hours of testing throughout the design and manufacturing process and are reinforced to help prevent fraying.

• Compatible with all USB-C Apple and Android devices, the braided cables are built for charging, syncing, audio, CarPlay, and transferring data.

• The cable lets you charge USB-C compatible Beats headphones or speakers while you listen to audio or stream lossless audio.

• They support fast charging of up to 60 watts and can transfer data at USB 2.0 rates. For fast, efficient charging, pair a USB-C cable with a USB-C power adapter and conveniently charge your compatible iPhone or other devices from a wall outlet.

• USB-C power adapter not included.

The cables were added to one reseller’s website on Monday, March 24, while another lists an estimated in-stock date of Tuesday, April 8, but it is unclear if that date is accurate. Apple and Beats have yet to make any official announcements.

The USB-C to USB-C cable is listed at $24.95 in Canadian dollars, so it could be priced below $20 in U.S. dollars on Apple’s online store.

The cables are designed for use with Apple devices, Android devices, and Beats headphones and speakers, according to the listings. However, they do not have any unique features compared to other equivalent cables, aside from having Beats branding. For Apple, the cables would help to boost the company’s accessories revenue.

Apple acquired Beats in 2014, in part to gain access to the Beats Music app’s underlying technologies, which helped it to launch the Apple Music streaming service the following year. Apple also gained ownership of the popular line of Beats headphones and speakers, and it released the first-ever Beats-branded iPhone cases last year. Now, it looks like Beats-branded cables will be the latest chapter of the story.

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Canon has announced two new vlogging-centric cameras, the point-and-shoot PowerShot V1 and the mirrorless EOS R50 V. PowerShot V1 The PowerShot V1 features a new design optimized for normal as well as selfie shooting. It includes a fixed 16-50mm f2.8-4.5 zoom lens that can cover 17-52mm in video (due to the added crop). The camera uses a new 22.3MP 1.4-type sensor with Dual Pixel CMOS AF II for PowerShot and a cooling fan inside to enable longer video recording. The camera can be used for video calls and livestreams with a PC over a USB connection, and can work wired or…

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Apple regularly refreshes the MacBook Pro models, and a new version that uses M5 series chips is in the works. Apple just finished refreshing most of the Mac lineup with M4 chips, and now it’s time for the M5. Rumors suggest that we could see the first M5 ‌MacBook Pro‌ models this fall.

Design

There have been no rumors of a design update for the M5 ‌MacBook Pro‌ models that are coming this fall, so we are expecting the same look as the current models. There might be minor updates, but most of the changes will be internal.

Apple probably won’t change the design of the ‌MacBook Pro‌ until it transitions to OLED display technology, and that’s not rumored to happen until 2026 at the earliest.

M5 Chips

The ‌MacBook Pro‌ will use M5, M5 Pro, and M5 Max chips. The entry-level 14-inch model will be available with the M5, while the higher-end 14-inch models and 16-inch models will have the more advanced M5 Pro and M5 Max chips.

Apple’s M5 chips will be manufactured on a 3-nanometer process like the M4 chips, but Apple is planning for new technology that will give the M5 lineup an edge over M4 chips.

Apple manufacturing partner TSMC plans to use a more advanced (System on Integrated Chip) SoIC packaging technology for the M5 chips. SoIC technology allows for the stacking of chips in a 3D structure, for better electrical performance and thermal management. TSMC has developed a next-generation hybrid SoIC package that uses thermoplastic carbon fiber composite molding technology.

The chips are expected to be faster, more power efficient, and better at handling AI and machine learning tasks. Apple also plans to use M5-series chips for the AI servers that power its Apple Intelligence and machine learning features.

Future MacBook Pro Rumors

Apple is working on an OLED ‌MacBook Pro‌, and that’s really the model to wait for. It’s supposed to be coming as soon as 2026, and it will bring notable improvements in display quality. OLED offers improved brightness, better contrast with deeper blacks, and improved power efficiency.

The 2026 ‌MacBook Pro‌ could also have a 5G modem, a first for the Mac, and it’s expected to have Apple’s next-generation 2-nanometer chip.

Peripherals

Apple is also working on a new version of the Magic Mouse with touch controls, voice controls, an ergonomic design, and hand gesture support, but it’s expected alongside the 2026 ‌MacBook Pro‌, so we won’t get it in 2025.

Release Date

Mass production on M5 chips is expected to start in 2025, so we could see the first Macs with M5 technology somewhere around the fall of 2025. Last year, Apple refreshed the ‌MacBook Pro‌ models in October 2024, so October 2025 would make sense.
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