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OnePlus CEO talks about the OnePlus 5’s benchmark scores, retail pricing, and lack of water resistance.
OnePlus came under fire last week after it was revealed that the OnePlus 5 was manipulating benchmarks to gain a favorable score on synthetic benchmarking apps like GeekBench. The company’s co-founder Carl Pei responded to the issue, stating that when running a benchmark, the phone “performs the same as when running resource intensive apps.”
Meanwhile, in an interview with The Indian Express, OnePlus CEO Pete Lau took a different approach, noting that effective heat dissipation influences the CPU performance:
If there is heating the performance of the CPU will not reach the maximum. We only try to tap the full potential of the CPU. We don’t even know how to overclock.
For a company that obsesses over specs (you don’t need 8GB RAM on a phone), Lau said that giving customers the best experience is what matters when asked about the lack of a QHD panel on the OnePlus 5:
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It’s late on a Monday night and I finally got around to getting the first app sales post of the week together — it’s a labor of love, so you’re welcome. There are quite a few, as is usual for a Monday, so buckle in.
Here are 45 temporarily free and 61 on-sale apps to start off the week was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
You can now pick up the OnePlus 5 in India.
The OnePlus 5 made its debut in India late last week, and the phone is now up for sale exclusively on Amazon India. The variant with 6GB of RAM and 64GB storage costs ₹32,999 ($510), and the version with 8GB of RAM and 128GB storage is available for ₹37,999 ($590).
Both variants are currently in stock, and if you’re ordering today, you’ll be able to take advantage of several launch day offers. Customers with SBI credit and debit cards get a flat ₹1,500 cashback, and you’ll be eligible to receive ₹500 in credit toward Kindle e-books once you sign in to the Kindle app. You can also get ₹250 as Amazon Pay balance after streaming a video on Amazon’s Prime Video.
OnePlus’ service partner Servify has teamed up with Kotak to offer subsidized 12-month accidental damage insurance for those opening a Kotak 811 account and paying ₹1,000. If you’re a Vodafone subscriber, you can get up to 75GB of free 4G data al…
Quite a few Google apps were given minor version bumps today, but nothing has been all that interesting until it was teardown time for the latest release of the Google Home app. It doesn’t seem to have any changes in the live interface quite yet, but …
Today Chromium Evangelist François Beaufort revealed a new feature in the current Canary channel for ChromeOS. Chromebook users everywhere can now look forward to being able to set the activity their device performs when the lid is closed. In the current Dev, Beta, and Stable channels, the behavior can’t be changed, and when the lid is shut the device goes to sleep, but users that migrate to the Canary channel (or who are fine waiting) will be able to set their Chromebook to stay awake.
This seems to be one of those incredibly polarizing features that you either desperately need or don’t care about.
[Cruising around with the top down] Chromebooks will get power settings for closing the lid was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
Today Chromium Evangelist François Beaufort revealed a new feature in the current Canary channel for ChromeOS. Chromebook users everywhere can now look forward to being able to set the activity their device performs when the lid is closed. In the current Dev, Beta, and Stable channels, the behavior can’t be changed, and when the lid is shut the device goes to sleep, but users that migrate to the Canary channel (or who are fine waiting) will be able to set their Chromebook to stay awake.
This seems to be one of those incredibly polarizing features that you either desperately need or don’t care about.
[Cruising around with the top down] Chromebooks will get power settings for closing the lid was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
Back in February, T-Mobile announced that it would begin using unassigned portions of the 5GHz spectrum to offer more bandwidth and coverage to its customers. The company called this ‘LTE-U,’ and said that it would start rolling out to customers in the spring. Well, it’s a bit past spring, but we’re now starting to see LTE-U go live in select cities.
T-Mobile says LTE-U is working in parts of Bellevue, WA; Brooklyn, NY; Dearborn, MI; Las Vegas, NV; Richardson, TX; and Simi Valley, CA.
T-Mobile’s LTE-U network is rolling out in select cities was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
Keeping an eye on your humble abode is something many companies are happy to help you with these days, but most of the WiFi security cameras out there require a power source. Not Arlo Pro, which has a rechargeable battery that’s good for around six mo…
Manufacturers often require you to get certain specific accessories alongside your smartphone, but this industry can often be overpriced. We name and shame a few.(This is a preview – click here to read the entire entry.)
Google Home is the first smart assistant in Canada, and it’s a big deal. Here’s what you need to know.
Google Home is now available in Canada, and it’s the first voice assistant-powered speaker to make the trip north (despite years of secret Amazon Echo smuggling). Available for $179, the diminutive speaker is terrifically cute and extremely useful, but there are a few differences between it and the U.S. or international versions that you’ll want to know about.
It sounds pretty great
I’ve a Google Home and an illegal Amazon Echo next to one another, and they both sound OK — not great, especially when compared to something like a Sonos Play:1, but pretty good — but I think the Google Home sounds better. It has truer low-end from a nicely-sized passive cavity and a fairly accurate driver for accurate music and voice reproduction.
Given that the Amazon Echo isn’t officially sold in Canada, Google Home’s respectable sound quality is a bonus, but it helps even more whe…
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