Xiaomi is ready to launch the upcoming Mi 11 series in China this month. An exclusive leak suggests that the company will unveil the devices in the last week of the year. And we are already getting some leaks ahead of its launch. The leaks regarding Mi 11 have been floating all over the internet, mainly because it's going to be the first flagship series with Snapdragon 880 processor. The series will include Xiaomi Mi 11 and Xiaomi Mi 11 Pro just like its predecessor Mi 10 series launched in 2020. Although, there are also some rumors about another possible device called Xiaomi Mi 11 Pro. Xiaomi is known for releasing amazing devices with a premium design and no-compromise on specs or features. The device might have a rear glass body with a metal mid-frame for rigidity. All devices are tipped to feature a four-curved screen.

The standard Mi 11 is expected to feature a four-curved display with a top-left punch-hole display. From the front side, it looks almost similar to the Mi 10. Although dimensions aren't known yet, it is likely to feature an FHD+ AMOLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate display. The Mi 10 however, had a 90Hz refresh rate. The phone will like to have a UFS 3.1 storage with a triple camera setup along with an LED flashlight. The cameras are horizontally stacked inside a square-like housing. As per renders and leaks, the phone will have a blue gradient color with a chamfered bump. The phone will have a 108MP primary camera, a 13MP ultra-wide camera sensor, and a 5MP macro sensor.

So far, there isn't much information on Xiaomi Mi 11 Pro but it might have an identical design in the series with a quad-camera on the rear side. A leak by a user on Weibo suggests that the pro will feature a large 6.76-inch display. It will have a similar four-curved display with a top-left punch-hole but will feature a QHD+ resolution and 120Hz. Under the hood, it will feature the same Snapdragon 888 SoC as the Mi 11. There will be a 48MP OmniVision sensor, a 20MP ultra-wide camera sensor, a 12MP telephoto with 2x optical zoom. There might be an additional periscope lens for higher-zoom up to 10X. A report also suggests that the series will be powered on a dual-battery system.

It's a sure thing to state that OnePlus will dispatch the OnePlus 9 out of 2021, yet the inquiry is, what sort of specs would we say we are taking a gander at and what sort of configuration will the phone have? The distribution has been sent in photographs and specs of the impending phone which they guarantee have been certified by their sources.

Beginning with the plan, the OnePlus 9 will look fundamentally the same as the OnePlus 8T in the front, yet on the back is the place where it gets intriguing. It appears to be that OnePlus has overhauled the camera module and dependent on the photograph, which is purportedly a model, it has the "Ultra Shot" marking, which we're not exactly sure what it implies presently.

A portion of the supposed specs of the OnePlus 9 incorporates a 6.55-inch show which will clearly have a 120Hz revive rate and backing for HDR. It is likewise reputed to have a 2400×1080 goal with a 20:9 viewpoint proportion. The phone is likewise expected to be controlled by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 and will be joined by 8GB of RAM, 128GB of capacity, and a 4,500mAh battery.

Earlier today, Redmi officially announced that it will be launching the Redmi 9 Power in India on December 17. The company has also uploaded a webpage dedicated to the specific smartphone on the company's official website that teases the device power-packed battery, performance, display, camera, and more. While the smartphone is likely to be a slight variant of the earlier released Redmi Note 9 4G - China, tipset Ishan Agarwal shares an exclusive image of the renders. As reported by the website, the shared images show the rear side of the upcoming smartphone Redmi 9 Power. According to the images shown, the phone has a blue rear panel with a rectangular camera layout.

The similar Redmi Note 4G has already launched in China and Pakistan. However, it has an additional camera sensor that chinese version lacks. This is something we leakers have already reported. Consequently, the Redmi 9 Power and other versions will have an additional 2-megapixel macro sensor replacing the AI logo on the chinese variant. The rest of the render shows a 48-megapixel super quad camera instead of a logo. Additionally, the device has a textured rear panel, LED flashlight placement which are exactly like the chinese variant. The device will have a 48-megapixel primary camera sensor, an 8-megapixel ultra-wide sensor, a 2-megapixel macro and depth sensor. The extra sensor aside, the Redmi 9 Power will mostly be the same as the Note 9 4G in China.

The phone will feature a 6.53-inch LCD FHD+ display. The device is powered by Qualcomm's Snapdragon 662 SoC, and comes with 4GB RAM and 64GB and 128GB internal storage options. Other specs include an 8-megapixel selfie camera sensor, 6,000mAh battery with 18W charging. The phone runs on Android 10 out of the box. Also, the teaser page confirms that the phone will be available in black, green, and orange colors other than the blue color shown in the renders.

There are numerous things you can do with an old Android phone. You could connect it to a speaker and make your own DIY Google Home or use it as a devoted time pass camera. In case you're a stalwart music sweetheart and audiophile, we have another plan to effectively utilize that old phone.

For a concise timeframe, before smartphones truly took off, everybody had an individual music player. These gadgets were basically hard drives with earphone jacks. You could store huge loads of music and have it with you constantly. These days, the vast majority transfer music from the web, however there are preferences to having a devoted gadget.

For all the upsides of streaming music, there is one thing that many individuals need to manage: information covers. Streaming music throughout the day over information will cost you a chunk of change. You could download the music for listening disconnected, yet then you need to stress over capacity.

A committed gadget tackles the two issues. You can abstain from spilling by downloading music for disconnected tuning in, and since the gadget is just for music, you won't need to impart capacity to all your other applications. Utilize a phone with a microSD card and you have space for a goliath music library.

Another issue with utilizing your phone as a media player is battery life. Playing music everything day can run down your battery, leaving you stuck without a phone toward the finish of a day. A devoted gadget won't deplete your phone and it will last much longer since it's not associated with information.