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- Fans can now join the waitlist for the Nothing phone (1)
- Here's what the Asus ROG Phone 6 looks like
- Pixel 7 Pro's display will be brighter than the 6 Pro panel, source code reveals
| Fans can now join the waitlist for the Nothing phone (1) Posted: 24 Jun 2022 06:35 AM PDT  The Nothing phone (1) will be sold through an invite system. How do you get an invite? Well, you join the pre-order waitlist, that's how. Private community members are getting their invite codes today. If you are not among them, you can sing up here if you're in Europe or here if you are in India to get a spot in the queue. You can move up that queue by referring friends (well, you move up only if they sign up as well). At the time of writing there are are already over 20,000 fans in the queue. Once your turn comes, you will get an email with the invite code and you need to act... |
| Here's what the Asus ROG Phone 6 looks like Posted: 24 Jun 2022 05:41 AM PDT  Yesterday, the Asus ROG Phone 6 surfaced on Geekbench, and TENAA, revealing a lot of its specs, but not its design. Today, TENAA added images to its listing, filling that gap. The ROG Phone DNA is clearly intact, but there's a distinct difference in the camera island on the back of the phone. It's bigger to start, and one of the cameras, we're guessing the ultrawide unit, has a Blue accent. There appears to be a third camera lens, as well. There's also a second screen on the back, not unlike the Asus ROG Phone 5 Ultimate, but it too looks bigger. Asus ROG Phone 6 The Asus... |
| Pixel 7 Pro's display will be brighter than the 6 Pro panel, source code reveals Posted: 24 Jun 2022 04:34 AM PDT  Leaks have been tracking Google's work on adopting a new display panel for the Pixel 7 Pro – the new S6E3HC4 panel will have the same 3,120 x 1,440px resolution and same 10-120Hz refresh rate, so what has actually changed from the S6E3HC3 of the Pixel 6 Pro? That question is partially answered by source code that is part of the Android 13 betas. The new display panel will be brighter. Based on the code shown below, the Pixel 7 Pro will let the user go up to 600 nits in Manual mode, 100 nits higher than the 6 Pro offered. In Auto mode, the display will top out at 1,000 nits, up from 800... |
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