Oppo dragonfly

According to the tipster, Oppo could launch a new variant for the Find X5 Pro as soon as August. It will be powered by Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 SoC, but no other specifications were revealed. It will be an enhanced version of the current Find X5 Pro with minor upgrades, but there is no confirmation just yet. Oppo is also working on new foldable phones for 2022, one of which will be a successor to the Find N. It may be called Find N2 and DCS says that this device is codenamed “White Swan”. Oppo also has a Oppo is also expected to announce ColorOS 13, Oppo Watch 3, Band 2, and more this year. The company will likely hold a major launch event for its foldable phones, where we may also see a few wearables and accessories. The new Find X5 Pro is expected to come out in August while the foldable could debut in September. Now Trending • Infinix Note 30 VIP Launched With 120Hz AMOLED and 108MP Camera • Huawei Could Force Apple to Change Its New VR Headset's Name • Samsung Galaxy A24, A34, and A54 Arrive in Pakistan Starting at Rs. 79,999 • Punjab Govt Begins Recruitment for 1,000+ Doctors • Tribal Jirga Introduces 20-Point Constitution for Social Reform ProPakistani is the premier and most trustworthy resource for all happenings in technology, telecom, business, sports, auto, education, real estate and entertainment news in Pakistan. Whether it's the top trending news, inside scoops or features, interviews, market trends and analysis, product reviews, How to's or tutorials – we cover i...

As the name suggests, the OPPO Find N Flip is clearly meant to compete with the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip and moto razr 2022. In addition, the Find N Flip is likely to be equipped with Qualcomm Snapdragon’s latest Snapdragon 8+ flagship processor, which is on par with its friends in terms of core configuration. Snapdragon 8+ uses TSMC’s 4nm, a huge breakthrough in performance and energy efficiency over the previous generation. It is reported that Find N Flip will be equipped with 120Hz high refresh screen, with a new hinge structure, and will reduce the thickness and weight of the device, focusing on thin and light flagship. The other Find N Fold will be the successor to the OPPO Find N, which will feature a book-like folding design similar to the Galaxy Z Fold.

Performance Features Ergonomics Value PRICE $149 AT A GLANCE Plus More open top end than old model Same great styling Plays 176.4- and 192-kHz files Minus Rates above 96 kHz are halved No DSD THE VERDICT AudioQuest has updated its giant-killer DragonFly with more crowd-pleasing voicing and a lower price, making this one of the best values in its category. The AudioQuest DragonFly v1.2 is a second-generation revision of the original DragonFly, which made a big splash with a DAC design by the distinguished Gordon Rankin of Wavelength Audio. Improvements include a more direct analog signal path and a fortified power supply. AudioQuest says they are audible as smoother and more open sound with greater dynamic contrast. AudioQuest recommends 24 hours of break-in for best performance. The original sold for $249 and is now marked down to $99—an incredible bargain. The new one sells for $149. DragonFly’s enclosure is black matte plastic and flyweight in a shirt pocket. It has a headphone jack at one end and a USB A plug at the other, and it’s powered by the computer’s USB jack. The sole indicator (and most endearing trait) is a dragonfly-shaped LED that glows in a different color for each sampling rate: green for 44.1, blue for 48, amber for 88.2, and magenta for 96. Rates of 176.4 and 192 kHz are supported for playback but are halved to bring them within the DragonFly’s capabilties. With native resolution limited to 96/24, computer driver installation is not required. As with som...