Smartphones
OPPO debuts Find N2 Flip
Redefining flip smartphones?
OPPO has just announced the Find N2 Flip, the company’s latest take on compact foldables.
OPPO’s debut flip phone redefines the cover screen as we know it, sporting a 3.26-inch vertical display that’s big enough for taking a quick look at notifications and capturing selfies.
The cover screen shines against the dialed-down aesthetic of the Find N2 Flip. It uses polished aluminum sides, a fingerprint-resistant glass cover, and a unique micro-etched wave pattern across the hinge.
When flipped open, the Find N2 Flip is equipped with a 6.8-inch E6 AMOLED display capable of a 120Hz refresh rate.
Camera for champs
The OPPO Find N2 Flip sports a 50MP main camera featuring a large Sony IMX890 sensor with an f/1.8 lens. With Dual Preview, the subject can see a preview of their poses through the vertical cover screen.
Up front, the Find N2 Flip uses a 32MP selfie camera with a Sony IMX709 sensor. Taking selfies is now easier with FlexForm Mode. It allows the Find N2 Flip to hold its position mid-fold between 45º and 110º for waist-level dynamic angles.
The device can also be repurposed as a tripod-steady, hands-free camera. The shutter release can be triggered with an open-palm gesture.
Mobile photographers and camera enthusiasts, on the other hand, can enjoy pro-grade colors, a fully featured Professional Mode, and a unique XPAN mode that freezes time in a wide, cinematic frame — thanks to its cameras that are co-developed with Hasselblad.
Moreover, the Find N2 Flip uses its in-house imaging NPU, MariSilicon X, that boosts night video to capture ultra-clear 4K footage in low light.
Highly durable, longer lasting, faster charging
The Find N2 Flip uses a new generation Flexion Hinge that allows for an incredibly subtle crease.
With a new standard of mechanical stability, the Find N2 Flip has no hinge gap. It has also been certified to withstand over 400,000 folds and unfolds at standard room temperature. It also allowed the device to cram a massive 4300mAh battery into its compact body.
Furthermore, OPPO worked closely with MediaTek for an optimized version of the flagship Dimensity 9000+ chipset. The results allowed the Find N2 Flip to offer a full day of use on a single charge. With a 44W SUPERVOOC charging capability, it can charge the device from nearly empty to 50 percent in just 23 minutes, and up to 100 percent in less than an hour.
Price and availability
The OPPO Find N2 Flip will be available to pre-order starting February 15 and will cost £849 in the UK. It will also be available in other countries. Pricing will vary per region.
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New leak reveals first look at Samsung’s wide foldable
It looks like there’s only one book-style foldable this year.
Coming in just a heartbeat, Samsung will unveil the next foldables during the upcoming Unpacked event. The spotlight, naturally, lands on the rumored wide foldable. Now, we don’t have an official look yet, but a new leak is spoiling that for us.
Leaked by Android Headlines, the upcoming foldable, purportedly named the Galaxy Z Fold 8, looks as advertised. The brand’s first wide foldable takes a few inches off the top to deliver a, literally, wide resolution for more display real estate.
There’s not much to say about the specs, but the model does have a camera setup with two shooters. It will also be available in three colorway options: black, white, and lavender. A limited-edition green variant might also make an appearance.
Among the scheduled devices this coming Unpacked, the wide foldable is the main event. Plus, the new leak reveals that a regular Fold isn’t debuting with this batch. Rather, Samsung might go all-in on the wide foldable format.
If that’s not your style, the leak also unveiled the Galaxy Z Flip 8. The new model doesn’t look different from the usual Flips that we’re used to, so it’s not a big headline.
Finally, the leak reveals the Galaxy Watch 9 and the Watch Ultra 2.
It won’t be long before we see these devices for real. Samsung has officially scheduled the next Galaxy Unpacked event for July 22.
SEE ALSO: Samsung sets Galaxy Unpacked for July 22 in London
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Honor might launch the Robot Phone in August, leak says
No word on whether it’s a global or a regional launch, though.
Back in CES earlier this year, Honor unveiled the oddly shaped Robot Phone. A unique concept of a smartphone melded with an action camera, the Robot Phone teased a launch date for the third quarter of this year. Well, we’re in the third quarter now, and a new leak has teased that the one-of-a-kind phone is launching in August.
According to Chinese leaker Digital Chat Station (via GizmoChina), Honor has narrowed down August as the launch date of its new smartphone. To be clear, the leaker did not clarify whether this is a global launch or just the regional one.
It should still be an exciting time for a launch, though. The lovechild between a smartphone and an action camera comes just in time for the era of the DJI Osmo Pocket 4 and the Insta360 Luna. A hybrid device scratches both itches.
Honor isn’t shy about showcasing the capabilities of the Robot Phone. Only recently, the Chinese brand showed off the first professional video shot using the new phone.
When it comes to hardware, the Robot Phone touts a 200-megapixel main camera attached to a stabilized gimbal system. If not in use, the camera folds into the device. Super Steady Video keeps the camera steady when taking shots while moving. Meanwhile, AI Object Tracking follows subjects seamlessly, making it a great tool for shooting videos in the field.
SEE ALSO: HONOR Robot Phone to launch in Q3 2026
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Google will host its Pixel 11 event on August 12
The event happens between Samsung’s and Apple’s events.
Earlier today, Samsung officially announced the date of its next Unpacked event. The South Korean brand isn’t the only one to tease its future. It’s that time of the year when the invites keep coming in. Also today, Google has announced its own upcoming Pixel event set for August 12.
It is around this time when the big brands announce the debuts of their respective flagships. Apple, Google, and Samsung all hold their events in this quarter. And it’s looking like it’s going to be one per month, assuming that Apple will hold its event in September.
Google has announced that the next Pixel event will be held in New York on August 12.
Though the invite doesn’t specifically name the series, the Pixel 11 lineup will likely debut during this event. Right now, we don’t know much about the flagship series. Unlike previous years, Google today isn’t a leaky boat, showing off its unannounced devices left and right. That said, it’s still over a month away, so there’s still time for the brand to let loose some of its secrets.
Google does have stiff competition this year, though. Samsung, as has been teased relentlessly, will likely showcase its very first wide foldable. Apple, on the other hand, is rumored to launch its first entry into the foldable market. The poster boy for Android needs a strong outing to compete with its third-quarter contemporaries.
SEE ALSO: Google launches the Pixel 10a
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