2023 has been a steep slalom for OPPO in Europe. In late March there were rumors that OPPO will leave four EU states, then the company denied this. Some four months later, OPPO might be leaving France for real.

 

A report from SamMobile references an article from French outlet Frandroid: Yang Technology, the exclusive distributor of OPPO in France, announced that "it will cease its activities".

 

Earlier this year tipster Max Jambor tweeted that both OPPO and OnePlus are to withdraw from the following European countries: Netherlands, France, UK and Germany. An immediately issued statement by a OnePlus official refuted the tipster's info and noted that "OPPO and OnePlus are committed to all the existing European markets".

 

Then came May, when it was reported that the German OPPO website was still live, but had turned into a ‘ghost town' with no new posts, information or updates. That's on par with the fact that the OnePlus 11 did not launch in Germany because of a patent dispute between Nokia and OnePlus.

 

The beef between OPPO and Nokia was taken to court, where the Chinese brand actually won. A judge in the Paris Court of Justice has ruled that Nokia's patents are considered "invalid" due to a "lack of novelty". The trial at first instance has been won by OPPO, but most probably Nokia will appeal this Paris decision. Nevertheless, OPPO has decided to take a step back and apparently cut ties with France, while staying ‘on hold' in Germany.

 

It's been awfully quiet on OPPO's social media in France and their Instagram account, in particular. The brand used to share a minimum of three posts per week, but for the last 9 weeks, the sum is... zero. Social media activity is not a serious activity criterion, but it's not to be underestimated in light of recent events.

 

What does that mean for users?

This new state of affairs means that it will soon no longer be possible for people in France to buy OPPO smartphones straight from the official distributor, but instead will have to rely on resellers. However, there's a statement from OPPO that their users in France will be able to access after-sales services and receive future OS updates.

 

Oppo has debuted its latest addition to its midrange smartphone lineup in the form of the Oppo K11, which packs some pretty good hardware specs and features. One caveat though is that the phone is currently only available in China, but nevertheless is designed to take on competing midrange smartphones.

 

Up front, the phone comes with a 6.7-inch AMOLED display, with a 1080×2400 pixel resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate. Aside from the display, everything else on the phone is made from plastic, which comes in black and blue color variants.

 

 

The phone ships with Android 13 alongside Oppo's ColorOS, the company's custom Android skin. Powering the K11 is Qualcomm's Snapdragon 782 chip, with up to 512GB of internal storage and up to 12GB of RAM. There's also a 5,000 mAh battery inside, which supports fast-charging of 100W charging speeds.

 

On the rear panel you'll find a triple-camera setup which includes a 50MP main camera, an 8MP ultra-wide camera, and a 2MP macro camera, as well as a 24MP selfie camera. Video maxes out at 4K resolution at 30 frames per second, and comes with gyro-EIS for stabilisation.

 

The Oppo K11 comes in a base model with 256GB of internal storage and 8GB of RAM for the base model, which is priced at around $265 when converted. There's no word yet of an international release, but we should probably hear more from Oppo soon.

 

Last year, Oppo declared its most recent foldable telephone as the Oppo Track down N2 Flip. It accompanied a bigger showcase, making it much more reasonable to use than its ancestor. Assuming you were expecting a significantly bigger outside show with its replacement, you may be disheartened.

 

The people at 91mobiles have figured out how to get renders of the impending Oppo Find N3 Flip, as most would consider to be normal to be sent off in the not so distant future and will be the replacement to the Track down N2 Flip. Assuming the picture underneath looks recognizable, it is on the grounds that apparently Oppo won't be switching around the design of the Track down N3 Flip, or possibly not at all that is perceivable to utilize.

 

 

What will be unique, nonetheless, is the cameras of the telephone. Clearly the Find N3 Flip will involve similar cameras as the Oppo Reno 10 Ace, and that implies that we can anticipate a 50MP Sony IMX890 principal shooter with OIS and a gap of f/1.8, a 8MP ultrawide, and a 32MP fax.

 

Concerning the other specs, the handset will be controlled by a MediaTek Dimensity 9000 Or more chipset, accompany up to 16GB of Smash and 512GB of stockpiling, a 4,300mAh battery with 44W quick charging, and a 6.8-inch inside show with a FHD+ goal and a 120Hz invigorate rate, while keeping up with a similar 3.26-inch AMOLED outer screen.

 

It's honestly not an exceptionally interesting telephone, particularly when looked against the forthcoming Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5, however since none of these subtleties can be affirmed at this point, believe it tentatively.

 

Oppo is all set to make ripples in the smartphone ocean with the upcoming launch of its highly anticipated Reno 10 series in China on May 24. The company has officially confirmed that it will unveil three premium smartphones as part of this series: the Reno 10, Reno 10 Pro, and Reno 10 Pro+ 5G. After numerous teasers by Oppo and a couple of high-profile leaks, we know almost everything about the upcoming series.

 

The latest information, coming from Chinese network Weibo, completes the picture with some camera specs for the Reno 10. The lineup will boast a powerful triple-camera setup, with a particular focus on telephoto zoom capabilities. Oppo has confirmed that this phone will be equipped with a dedicated telephoto lens sporting the equivalent of a 47mm focal length, allowing for some decent optical zoom performance and cool portrait shots.

 

What's more, the pill-shaped camera module will house a new 64 MP main camera sensor. While Oppo has remained tight-lipped about the exact megapixel count of the telephoto lens and the rumored ultra-wide camera in the standard model, other sources suggest we might see an impressive combination, including an OmniVision OV64B 64MP sensor, an 8MP Sony IMX355 ultra-wide camera, and a 32MP Sony IMX709 telephoto lens with 2x optical zoom capabilities.

 

There are mixed signals when it comes to the camera and sensors for the different models - the Pro is believed to feature a 50MP Sony IMX890 main camera, an 8MP Sony IMX355 ultra-wide camera, and a 32MP Sony IMX709 telephoto lens, while the top model is rumored to include a powerful 50MP Sony IMX890 primary camera, an 8MP ultra-wide camera, and an innovative 64MP periscope zoom lens.

 

 

When it comes to the display, industry insiders suggest that the Reno 10 will showcase a generous 6.74-inch OLED display, boasting a silky-smooth 120Hz refresh rate and a Full HD+ resolution. The two upper-tier models will feature the same display size and refresh rate but will bump up the resolution to 1.5K. Furthermore, the phone will boast an optical in-display fingerprint scanner, an ample RAM capacity of up to 12GB, and an internal storage capacity of 256GB.

 

Performance-wise, things are a bit mixed up in this lineup; the vanilla Reno 10 will be powered by a Snapdragon 778G processor, while the Pro and Pro+ models will have a MediaTek Dimensity 8200 SoC inside. The Reno 10 and Reno 10 Pro will come with 4,600mAh batteries supporting up to 80W wired fast charging, and the Pro+ version will have a 4,700mAh battery, amping up the charging support to 100W.

 

All three Reno 10 series phones will likely debut with the latest Android 13-based ColorOS 13.1.

 

Samsung is likely the preeminent brand a great many people consider with regards to foldable phones, and keeping in mind that the organization brags a really good portfolio foldable phones, it appears to be that Oppo could have gotten the best of Samsung on the product front of things.

 

The organization has declared that the Oppo Find N2 Flip will be one of the primary Android phones to be qualified for the Android 14 beta. Makes it fascinating that the Oppo Find N2 Flip will really be the principal foldable phone that will approach the beta, putting them in front of Samsung.

 

As per Oppo's head of leader items, Peter Dohyung Lee:

 

"OPPO Find N2 Flip sets a high bar for new flip smartphones. We have combined industry-leading engineering and innovation with intuitive design principles to create Find N2 Flip. Cooperating with Google, OPPO recently brought the Speech-to-Text feature to the cover screen of Find N2 Flip. Further with Android 14, we will continue to take foldable phones to new heights by combining cutting-edge hardware with unparalleled software."

 

Remember that as a beta, this form of Android 14 probably won't be as steady contrasted with the public delivery as most would consider to be normal to happen in the not so distant future. You most likely shouldn't involve it as your everyday driver either as there may be bugs or contrariness gives that you could run into, however on the off chance that you're keen on looking at it, you can download the beta from Oppo's site.