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OPPO Reno7 Z 5G: Price and availability in Singapore
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Unlike in other markets, the Reno7 Series didn’t launch as a set in Singapore. But the other variant — the Reno7 Z 5G — has finally made it to the island.
Price and availability
The OPPO Reno7 Z 5G will come in Rainbow Spectrum and Cosmic Black. It will be available starting April 2. The 8GB+128GB model will retails for SG$ 549.
OPPO Concept Stores, OPPO’s Shopee and Lazada Flagship Stores, as well as all authorized retailers. There’s a free 64GB SD card with every purchase of the phone while stocks last.
Reno7 Z 5G
The phone comes with a Snapdragon 695 5G processor. It has a triple rear camera combo: 64-megapixel main camera + 2-megapixel macro + 2-megapixel depth. It has a 16-megapixel selfie shooter.
The Reno7 series carries over a handful of software features from the Reno line as well. There’s Dual-View Video, AI Color Portrait, and more.
SEE ALSO: GadgetSnaps: OPPO Reno7 Series
It runs on a 4,500mAh battery with 33W SuperVOOC charging. The original 8GB RAM of the phone can be expanded by up to 5GB by allocating some of the ROM. This is great for when you need RAM for gaming.
The phone has ColorOS 12 straight out of the box and and comes with nifty featured like Air Gestures, AI System booster, Quick Startup, Game Focus Mode, and more.
WATCH: OPPO Reno7 Series Unboxing

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Apple ready to launch a lot of devices in next 12 months
Including iPhones, iPads, Macs, and Watches

Apple is obviously releasing new devices later this year. As is tradition, the company is readying for the launch of the next flagship series, the iPhone 14. However, it looks like the iPhone 14 series isn’t the only thing Apple is preparing for. According to a new report, the company is set to launch a plethora of products between now and early 2023.
As reported by Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, Apple has a lot of surprises for its fans. Besides the four upcoming models of the iPhone 14 series, the company will also launch “three Apple Watch variations, several Macs with M2 and M3 chips, the company’s first mixed-reality headset, low-end and high-end iPads, updated AirPods Pro earbuds, a fresh HomePod and an upgraded Apple TV.”
Previously, Apple was rumored to upgrade its iPad lineup, starting with a base iPad compatible with USB-C. With geopolitical pressure potentially forcing the company to completely shift to USB-C, a good number of new devices makes sense — that is, if USB-C is truly coming soon.
Besides that, the company has also teased an absurd number of changes and new features coming to iOS 16, iPadOS 16, watchOS 9, and macOS Ventura. It looks like an intensive refresh of software. A good set of software will naturally complement a similarly impressive set of hardware coming soon.
SEE ALSO: iOS 16: Best New Features

Since the company is from the country, Samsung offers a lot of exclusives in South Korea. Previously, the company sold a Pokémon-themed exclusive edition of the Galaxy Z Flip 3 in — you guessed it — South Korea. Now, it has another set of exclusives. This time, it’s for coffee lovers. Samsung is now selling a Starbucks-themed cases for the Galaxy S22 series and the Galaxy Buds 2.
The smartphone cases are pretty straightforward. Sporting the coffee company’s iconic green, the Galaxy S22 and S22+ cases have either a patch with the Starbucks logo or a tagline that says, “Count Stars in Your Galaxy.”
Meanwhile, the Galaxy S22 Ultra features a more iconic case with a strap at the back. One variant has the iconic green-and-white color combination with a patch of a bear wearing a Starbucks apron. The other one has the strap designed as a Starbucks receipt.
While the smartphone cases are nifty on their own, the charging case for the Galaxy Buds 2 are on a league of their own. One model is a minimalist green with the Starbucks patch. The other, however, looks like a coffee mug with aesthetic latte art inside and a Starbucks logo at its side.
As with the previously mentioned Pokémon-themed products, the Starbucks-themed set is exclusive to South Korea and will be limited while supplies last.
SEE ALSO: Samsung unveils a Pokémon Edition of Galaxy Z Flip 3

Netflix is currently in a bind. As the platform’s rivals grow, Netflix has started shrinking and losing subscribers. The company has also started pondering on alternative strategies to maintain its grip on the streaming world. One of the most recent ideas involves the introduction of a cheaper, ad-supported subscription tier. Now, after much strategizing, Netflix has all but confirmed its addition later this year.
During the recent Cannes Lion advertising festival (via The Hollywood Reporter), Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos confirmed that the platform is indeed adding a cheaper option for subscribers by the end of the year. While the platform was initially averse to including ads, Sarandos has stated that some subscribers actually don’t mind ads in return for a cheaper price per month.
Prior to an official announcement, Netflix has not announced how much the new subscription will cost on launch. Likewise, they haven’t confirmed whether the tier will come to all countries and territories where Netflix is present.
If anything, Netflix isn’t alone or the first in adding an ad-supported subscription tier. Hulu, for example, already offers such a tier. Hulu’s partner streaming platform, Disney+, is also considering adding a similar tier later this year.
Besides adding the ad-supported tier, Netflix is also pumping up its presence in the gaming world. They are also considering another payment system meant for users who share their passwords to non-subscribers.
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