New machine: Apple develops a new machine with a small screen; OPPO's new machine wants to enlarge its moves; Samsung Exynos flagship processor benchmark score; Xiaomi announces the price of MiCare
The Samsung Galaxy S24+ phone is on Geekbench
A few days ago, a new Samsung phone with the model number SM-S926N appeared on the Geekbench running platform, and blogger @i Ice Universe confirmed that the phone is the Galaxy S24 + Korean version.
In Geekbench version 6.2.0, the Samsung Galaxy S24+ Korea achieved a single-core score of 2044 points / 6406 points for multi-core, and the test model was powered by an Exynos 2400 processor (Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 for Galaxy in China) and Android 14 pre-installed.
It's worth mentioning that the Galaxy S24+ test model offers a 12GB RAM version, while the previous-generation Galaxy S23+ only offers an 8GB version, which is undoubtedly a big upgrade for Samsung. (Source: IT House)
The OnePlus 12 phone appeared in Antutu
A few days ago, a new model PJD110 appeared on the Antutu Running Score platform, equipped with a Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor and 12GB of RAM, which is expected to be the upcoming OnePlus 12 mobile phone.
In the testing of the Antutu V10.1.0 model, the OnePlus 12 phone got a CPU score of 495780 points, a GPU score of 914151 points, a MEM score of 362402 points, a UX score of 338475 points, and a total score of 2110808 points. Comparing the Xiaomi 14 and Xiaomi 14 Pro, blogger @WHYLAB measured a score of 2001498 and 2074755 points, respectively. (Source: IT House)
According to the news, OPPO's new machine tests a four-camera dual-periscope image scheme
According to blogger @数码闲聊站 broke the news today, OPPO has a prototype that uses an image scheme that has never been seen in the industry, equipped with four cameras and dual periscope lenses, and it is not yet certain whether it will land. (Source: IT House)
Realme GT5 Pro phone parameters exposed
A few days ago, a new realme machine with a model number of RMX3888 appeared on the telecom equipment terminal network, which is expected to be the realme GT5 Pro, and some parameters of the product have also been exposed.
According to the telecom equipment terminal network, the realme GT5 Pro has a body size of 161.6×75.1×9.2 mm, weighs 220 grams, and is equipped with a 6.78 AMOLED display on the front with a resolution of 2780×1264, supports on-screen fingerprint unlocking, and provides up to a 1TB storage version.
The new device is equipped with a 5400mAh battery that supports 100W wired fast charging and 50W wireless fast charging, with a rear triple camera of 50 million pixels + 50 million pixels + 8 million pixels and a front 32 million pixels. (Source: IT House)
Apple will not announce a new 13-inch MacBook Pro next week
Sources have revealed that the new 13-inch MacBook Pro with the M3 chip is unlikely to appear at Apple's "ferocious" Mac launch event next week.
According to sources, the new entry-level 13-inch MacBook Pro, codenamed "J504", is still in development and will use the "base version of the M3 chip", but will not be released at the October 31 event. The main models announced at the launch event are the iMac and the 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro, both with M3 series chips. (Source: IT House)
Xiaomi 14 / Pro Series MiCare price announced
At the end of yesterday evening's press conference, Xiaomi announced the price of the MiCare Worry-Free Edition for the Xiaomi 14 / Pro series phones: 447 yuan for the Xiaomi 14 and 629 yuan for the Xiaomi 14 Pro.
MiCare includes two years of multiple broken screen coverage (including back cover and rear camera) and a 1-year extended warranty. (Source: IT House)
Apple is working on a 12/13-inch MacBook model
According to the news, Apple is developing 12-inch and 13-inch MacBook products, which are estimated to cost less than $700 (currently about 5,124 yuan).
Sources say Apple has not yet decided whether to mass-produce low-cost Mac products, but due to the sharp decline in sales of iPad and MacBook products, it is highly likely that Apple will launch these products to boost sales. (Source: IT House)
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