TechnikNews Weekly #061: OnePlus 7 Pro, iPhone 11 and more
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on April 28, 2019, 18:00 am | Write a comment
Oops, it's Sunday again! As has been a tradition for over a year now, there is also one today TechnikNews Weekly. This time with leaks and information about the OnePlus 7 Pro and iPhone 11 and other exciting news.
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OnePlus 7 Pro with groundbreaking display
OnePlus CEO Pete Lau spoke to The Verge this week about the OnePlus 7 Pro and confirmed some of the leaks from the past. Lau says that this time they spent more money on the display than in previous years. The CEO also says that the display is "super-smooth and very crisp". If the rumors are to be believed, the panel has a resolution of QHD+ and a refresh rate of 90 Hertz. The smartphone is also said to have 5G and a triple camera. You can find all the latest news about the OnePlus 7 and 7 Pro here:
The back of the iPhone 11 has a new design
In less than half a year, Apple will again invite you to an iPhone event, where we will see the next generation of Apple smartphones. There is now an interesting rumor about the back side: The well-known Leaker OnLeaks claims that the upcoming iPhones will have a back side consisting of a single glass plate into which the camera hill will also be embedded. So this should not be as noticeable as in the years before. The pictures provided by the leaker also show that there is a Lightning port on the underside, not a USB-C connector, and that the mute switch can now be pushed differently.
iPad Pro with touchscreen problems
An Apple product is causing problems again, this time it's the iPad Pro. Users of the 2017 and 2018 models report that the touchscreen is not responding. In all cases, this was hardly noticeable at first until the tablet's display gradually became more and more unreliable. A software error has been ruled out, as downloading updates and resetting the devices did not help. An official statement from Apple is still pending.
Galaxy Fold release postponed
There is probably no one who has not heard that several test devices handed out to the Galaxy Fold broke. Therefore, Samsung decided to postpone the release, which would have taken place soon, indefinitely. In the meantime, the manufacturer has withdrawn the test devices that have been distributed and media events are also gradually being postponed. Now they will work on improving the device so that there can be a new release soon.
Apple Pay starts in Austria
On Tuesday it was suddenly announced that Apple Pay would start the next day, that is, on Wednesday in Austria. And that's how it happened: Apple Pay has actually been available in Austria since Wednesday morning. As reported last month, Erste Bank, N26 and boon will be on board at the start. To use the Apple service, you need at least an iPhone 6, an iPad Air 2 or an iPad mini 3 and a Mac with Touch ID.
- Apple Pay is coming to Austria soon
- Apple Pay is due to start in Austria on Wednesday
- Apple Pay is now available in Austria
All other articles from the last week
- OnePlus 7 Pro: Details about the triple camera on the back
- EMUI 9.1: These smartphones and tablets from Huawei and Honor receive the update
- New Instagram function: Quiz stickers for stories are coming
- Nokia 9 PureView: fingerprint sensor outwitted with chewing gum pack
- Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus vs. Huawei P30 Pro in the speed test: A clear winner
- Leak shows the upcoming Google Pixel 3a
- Android Q: New gesture control should replace the "Back" button
- OnePlus 7 and OnePlus 7 Pro: Event on May 14th is set
- Powerbeats Pro: Only available in black at launch
- Google app for Android: Current beta is ruining weather
- Galaxy Fold: iFixit speaks of fundamental problem with the hinge
- Google Fit is now available for iOS
- OnePlus 7 Pro: This is how much it will cost
- Mario Kart Tour: Beta for the upcoming Mario game starts
- Reeder 4: Fourth version of the popular RSS reader in the App Store
- Action Launcher: Version 40 is here