Motorola's numbers are atleast 25% down in India

their endless ads aren't helping either..

Battlefield 6 - PC & Console Performance

Consoles:

Console Fidelity mode targets 60 FPS, while performance mode targets 80 FPS+. PS5 Pro seems like it will be the best place to play. Consoles also support Mouse and Keyboard.

Series S does not have a performance mode (Unsure if this will change, but this is what I know right now)

PS5:

Performance seemed good. I always used Performance mode. FPS measured 65-90 FPS (Measured with FPS overlay on LG G4)

PS5 Pro:

I played always in performance mode. FPS ranged from 90-120 FPS (Measured with FPS overlay on LG G4)

Xbox Series S/X:

Performance mode is what most used. While I didn't play on Xbox personally, performance from others reporting seems to roughly match base PS5. (Not the PS5 Pro as shown above). As stated above, Series S did not have a Performance mode

PC:

Gaming Laptop 1 (Ryzen 7 5800H/3070 125W TGP): Medium settings, DLSS Quality at 1080p. FPS ranged from 70-100 FPS

Gaming Laptop 2 (Ryzen 9 8940HX/5070) Medium Settings, DLSS Quality at 1200p. FPS ranged from 95-140 FPS

Main PC (9800X3D/4090) Medium/high Settings, DLSS quality at 1440p. FPS ranged from 170-250 FPS

BF6 has DLSS, DLAA, FSR, XeSS as well as Frame generation & multi frame generation. As well as the ability to completely disable AA.

EDIT: While Series S did not have a Performance mode during BF Labs testing (So Far). The BF6 FAQ states it may have one by launch.

iPhone 17 Air Battery

iPhone 17 Air vs 17 pro Max

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ORIGIN OS won't come in India or globally


Someone Asked a senior Vivo official twice about this (different situation) & both the time the official said that it won't come !

But, yes, Funtouch OS 16 will get some major changes, will come in Q4.

Don't believe anything about OriginOS come globally in internet

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Apple's 18.8-Inch Foldable Device Could Miss 2026 Production Target

In a research note reflecting on Apple's recent third-quarter earnings, investment firm GF Securities' lead analyst Jeff Pu said

he expects "limited innovation" from Apple in its upcoming iPhone 17 lineup.

Instead, Pu reserves his excitement for the iPhone 18 Fold, for which he has seen "intact progress" in the supply chain pointing to a release in the second half of 2026.

"On the other hand," writes Pu,

"the 18.8-inch foldable device is likely to be postponed."

The analyst offered no reason for the expected delay, but the report suggests the device will no longer enter mass production in the fourth quarter of 2026 for a likely 2027 release, as previously indicated.

Bloomberg's Mark Gurman believes that Apple is working on a foldable ‌iPad‌ with a 20-inch display that will come out in 2028, while analyst Ross Young has said that he expects a foldable tablet-like device in 2026 or 2027, so it's safe to say there's uncertainty about a launch date.

There also appear to be conflicting reports about what kind of device the larger foldable will be.

Pu believes the foldable device that Apple is working on will be a MacBook-iPad hybrid with a touch-based screen and support for macOS.

Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has also referred to Apple's larger foldable device as a MacBook, while Ross Young has also written about Apple's work on a notebook with an 18.8-inch display.

The Wall Street Journal said in December that Apple is working on a 19-inch MacBook with a foldable screen.

However, Gurman has referred to Apple's large-screened foldable device as an ‌iPad‌, as has research firm Omdia.