Zepto Loot : Xiaomi Soniccharge 2.0 60W Cable @30.

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Good work by iQOO India !

iQOO 12 Will now get 4+5 yrs of update, before it was 3+4 yrs

Good for people who want to buy this phone now or during sale !

#IQOO12 #iQOO125G #IQOO

OxygenOS 15.0.0.406 for the OnePlus 13R [IN]

Version: CPH2691_15.0.0.406(EX01)

Changelog

Communication & interconnection
Improves the stability of Wi-Fi connections for a better network experience.
Improves communication stability and network experience.
 
Camera
Improves camera performance and stability for a better user experience.
Improves the stability of third-party cameras.
 
System
Improves system stability and performance.
Integrates the January 2025 Android security patch to enhance system security.
 
AI translate
Adds the live translation feature that shows the translation of speech in real time.
Adds the face-to-face translation feature that shows the translation of each speaker in Split View.
Now you can hear the translations in your headphones.
Now you can start face-to-face translation with a tap on your headphones (only supported on selected headphones). The translation of one language is played on the speaker on the phone, while the translation of the other language is played on the headphones.
 
As always, this OTA will be incremental. The OTA will reach a small percentage of users today, and will begin a broader rollout in a few days. Please focus on the actual update. The update content varies in different regions.

OxygenOS 15.0.0.403 for the OnePlus Nord 3 [IN]

Changelog

System
Improves system stability.
Updates the names of some fingerprint animations in some languages.
Integrates the January 2025 Android security patch to enhance system security.
 
Communication
Fixes an issue with call forwarding and call waiting on 2G and 3G networks.

Motorola is now the 3rd biggest mobile brand in Japan in market share

It is ahead of Samsung and Sony, and just behind Google and Apple.

iPhone SE 4 is launching as soon as next week

The device will replace the current generation iPhone SE & iPhone 14

iPhone SE 4 :
- 6.1" 60Hz OLED
- A18 SoC
- USB C
- Face ID
- 48MP Camera
- 12MP Selfie
- Apple intelligence, 8GB RAM
- Apple in-house 5G modem , IP68, Metal grame, Glass back

One Googler says that "AVF is mandatory starting from Android 16."

AVF, if you aren't aware, is the Android Virtualization Framework. It provides a set of APIs for system apps to run payloads in an Android or Linux virtual machine. It's also notably what enables the new Linux Terminal app in Android 16.

Almost every OEM has devices supporting AVF, with the lone exception of Samsung (possibly due to conflicts with Knox). thought this would change with the launch of the Galaxy S25 series, as they launch with vendor software built for Android 15, and AFAIK, VSR-15 still has a clause mandating that devices launching on API level 202404 support AVF. So not sure what happened here, but hopefully the requirement is actually real in Android 16, at least for newly launching devices.

Galaxy lineup - Processors

- Galaxy G Fold: Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy
- Galaxy Z Fold7: Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy
• Galaxy S25 Ultra, S25+ & S25: Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy
- Galaxy Z Flip7: Exynos 2500
- Galaxy Z Flip7 FE: Exynos 2500e*
- Galaxy S25 FE: Exynos 2500e*
- Galaxy A56: Exynos 1580
- Galaxy A36: Snapdragon 6 Gen 3
- Galaxy A26: Exynos 1380
- Galaxy A16: Exynos 1330 | Dimensity 6300
- Galaxy A06: Helio G85

* means it’s not confirmed

The supported Linux kernel versions for Android 16 have been revealed. They include:

Upgrades:

- android11-5.4
- android12-5.4
- android12-5.10
- android13-5.10
- android13-5.15
- android14-5.15
- android14-6.1
- android15-6.6
- android16-6.12

New launches for devices with chipsets not under GRF:

- android15-6.6
- android16-6.12

New launches for devices with chipsets under GRF:

- android13-5.15
- android14-5.15
- android14-6.1
- android15-6.6
- android16-6.12

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Yes, this means that there could be new Android 16 devices shipping with a kernel/vendor software built for Android 13.

Looks like T-Mobile and Starlink are starting to let some Pixel 9 users into the satellite messaging beta.

When the beta first launched two weeks ago, it was reported that only 5 Samsung models were supported (Z Flip 6, Z Fold 6, S24 series).

FWIW: Google has been testing Starlink support on the Pixel 9 for a few months now.