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Arm explains its mobile-first AI-reconstruction technology, which takes a different tack from the "black box" approach of DLSS 5
Arm has unveiled its new AI-native compute platform and Mali G2-Ultra NX GPU, focusing on mobile-first AI reconstruction technology. This approach aims to improve graphics performance and reduce power consumption, offering an open alternative to Nvidia's proprietary DLSS 5. The technology supports features like ray tracing and is designed to be adaptable by developers, with upcoming support for Unreal Engine and potentially Unity.
Is buying a OnePlus phone in 2026 still a good idea?
This article discusses the viability of purchasing a OnePlus phone in the future, suggesting that while it's still possible, the decision depends on individual needs and preferences. The content implies that OnePlus phones can still be a functional choice for consumers.
Morning Mobilization
The article discusses the decline of OnePlus as a 'Flagship-Killer' smartphone brand. It suggests that the company's market position and strategy have led to its current diminished status in the competitive smartphone industry.
OnePlus exits Europe and North America — and OxygenOS is on the way out too
OnePlus has confirmed its withdrawal from the European and North American markets, ceasing the release of new products in these regions. Concurrently, the company is transitioning its OxygenOS software to Oppo's ColorOS for existing device owners to ensure continued support and updates.
OnePlus is officially leaving the US and Europe
OnePlus has officially announced its withdrawal from the US and European markets. This decision follows the earlier cancellation of the company's second foldable device.
Virtual Reality Check
New smart glasses developed by former OnePlus engineers are entering the market, but come with a hidden cost. The article explores the implications and potential drawbacks of this emerging technology.
Best Gaming Cellphones for 2026
This guide ranks the best gaming smartphones for 2026, focusing on sustained performance, thermal management, and gaming-specific features. The ASUS ROG Phone 9 Pro takes the top spot, followed by the RedMagic 11 Pro and ZTE Nubia Z80 Ultra, with other notable mentions including the OnePlus 15 and Apple iPhone 17 Pro Max.
OnePlus could take the road less traveled for its gaming handheld, and it just might pay off
OnePlus is reportedly considering using a MediaTek Dimensity 9500 chipset for its upcoming gaming handheld, a move that deviates from the common use of Qualcomm Snapdragon chips. This choice, supported by AYANEO's successful use of MediaTek, could allow OnePlus to price its device more competitively. The Dimensity 9500's ARM Mali G1-Ultra MC12 GPU is expected to offer strong graphical performance and ray tracing capabilities.
This could be our first look at OnePlus’ upcoming gaming handheld
Reports suggest OnePlus is entering the handheld gaming market with a new device. Leaked images reveal a boxy design with a rear camera, and rumors indicate an 8-inch display possibly powered by a MediaTek Dimensity chipset. This move signifies OnePlus's expansion into new territory.
OnePlus Nord 6 Launch Window Leaks Along With Key Specifications
Leaks suggest the OnePlus Nord 6 smartphone will launch in early April with hardware upgrades similar to the OnePlus Turbo 6. Expected features include a 1.5K 165Hz AMOLED display and the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 processor. The device may also feature a 50MP rear camera and a 16MP front camera, with battery capacity and charging speeds still unconfirmed for global markets.
OnePlus Nord 6 Launch Window Leaks Along With Key Specifications
Leaks suggest the OnePlus Nord 6 smartphone will launch in early April with hardware upgrades similar to the OnePlus Turbo 6. Expected features include a 1.5K 165Hz AMOLED display and the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 processor. The device may also feature a 50MP rear camera and a 16MP front camera, with battery capacity and charging speeds still unconfirmed for global markets.
Google Pixel 10a review: Small changes, but still great value
The Google Pixel 10a continues to offer great value in the midrange smartphone market, despite minimal upgrades over its predecessor. It features a brighter 120Hz P-OLED display, improved charging speeds, and a refined design, while retaining the Tensor G4 chipset and a capable camera system. The phone runs on Android 16 and receives a seven-year software update commitment.