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https://gadgets360.com/mobiles/news/vivo-x80-pro-plus-india-launch-bis-listing-specifications-2891438 Vivo X80 series is expected to arrive in China in the coming weeks. The global rollout is expected to follow soon. Now, the two handsets from the Vivo X80 lineup have been allegedly spotted on the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) certifications site, which suggests that its launch in India may be inching closer as well. The base Vivo X80 and the top-end Vivo X80 Pro+ could be equipped with the new MediaTek Dimensity 9000 SoC paired with a Mali G70 GPU. The supposed BIS listing was spotted by 91Mobiles, which mentions two Vivo devices bearing the model numbers V2144 and V2145. The prior is believed to be the base Vivo X80 with the latter being the Vivo X80 Pro+ handset. There has not been much information regarding the Vivo X80 Pro. Furthermore, the company is also yet to officially unveil these smartphones. Vivo X80 specifications (rumoured) Past reports have hinted at some of the key specifications of the Vivo X80. As we mentioned earlier, It is believed to be powered by a Dimensity 9000 SoC paired with a Mali G70 GPU. There could be 8GB RAM and 12GB RAM variants at launch. The Vivo X80 could feature a 6.78-inch Samsung E5 AMOLED display with full-HD+ resolution and a refresh rate of 120Hz. It is tipped to pack 256GB of UFS 3.1 onboard storage. For optics, the handset is expected to feature a triple rear camera setup highlighted by a 50-megapixel Samsung GN5 sensor. There could also be 13-megapixel and 12-megapixel secondary sensors at the back. In the front, it could be fitted with a 44-megapixel selfie shooter. The handset is believed to feature a couple of gaming-oriented features, like an X-axis linear motor for tactile feedback. The phone is also supposed to have a 4,000mm square chamber for improved heat dissipation.

https://www.techradar.com/news/communities-makes-whatsapp-more-like-discord-or-slack WhatsApp has pushed out numerous tweaks and improvements in recent months, and there's a new one to know about: the Communities feature that works in a similar way to public servers on Discord or Slack, which can then be split up into smaller groups as needed. As per the official blog post announcing the news, Communities will "enable people to bring together separate groups under one umbrella to better organize conversations". The update is being rolled out now and will take a few weeks to reach everyone. The idea is that the feature will make it easier for non-profit organizations, local clubs, schools and other groups to communicate within their groups – these communities might be used by school heads to share important announcements and updates, for example. Even more new features WhatsApp is introducing a bunch of other new features for group chats too, whether or not they're part of Communities: voice calls for up to 32 users, upgraded file sharing capacities (up to 2GB), and the ability for admins to delete messages that aren't appropriate for the group. We're also going to get emoji reactions to messages – the same reactions you've probably become used to in every other chat platform out there, including Discord, Slack, and indeed Facebook Messenger. It sounds as though at least some of these features will be released to beta users first before everyone gets access to them, so don't panic if you can't see them straight away. For more details on what's involved, see the official blog post. Analysis: Meta wants all of your chats, all of the time Meta chief Mark Zuckberg is no stranger to ripping off the best features of other apps – or indeed apps in their entirety. Take the stories feature of Snapchat, for example: once Zuckerberg realized how po[CENSORED]r the format was, it was rushed into Instagram and Facebook as quickly as possible. Instagram and Facebook have since tried their best to copy TikTok and piggyback on its success, though these efforts aren't getting much traction for the time being. Don't forget both Instagram and WhatsApp were bought and swallowed up by Facebook as they were starting to take away its market share, whereas Snapchat famously rebuffed Facebook's advances. With that in mind, WhatsApp's introduction of features familiar from Discord and Slack shouldn't really come as any surprise. Zuckerberg himself says Communities is "an important evolution for WhatsApp and online communication overall", spoken like someone who has used these other products that WhatsApp is competing with and seen how intuitive they can be. As Slack has been with us for eight years at this point, WhatsApp is actually quite slow off the mark, but the intention is clear – to make sure you spend as little time as possible in apps that aren't made by Meta. As with every other tech giant out there, Meta is keen to lock you into its products as tightly as possible.

https://www.tomshardware.com/news/intel-arc-a770-gpu-shows-rtx-2070-like-opencl-performance Intel hasn't launched its Arc Alchemist desktop graphics cards yet. However, hardware sleuth Benchleaks has already uncovered a benchmark for the Arc A770, Intel's presumed flagship SKU that will compete with the best graphics cards. It doesn't take a scientist to realize that the Arc A770 is the desktop counterpart to the mobile Arc A770M. According to the Geekbench 5 submission, the Arc A770 has 512 execution units, or Xe Vector Engines (XVE), as Intel calls them. That would mean that the graphics card sports the full ACM-G10 silicon with 32 Xe-cores. Therefore, the Arc A770 has the same configuration as the A770M but has faster clock speeds. The Arc A770M from the Geekbench 5 submission could be an engineering sample, so don't take the reported clock speeds to heart. The program didn't record the Arc A770's base clock; however, the software picked up the boost clock, which came down to 2,400 MHz. For comparison, the Arc A770M has a 1,650 MHz base clock. The benchmark software also detected 12.7 GB, but that's likely a misreport. The Arc A770 should have 16GB of GDDR6 memory like the A770M. Intel Arc A770 Benchmarks Graphics CardOpenCL Radeon RX 6700 XT102,988 GeForce RTX 306096,416 GeForce RTX 207085,818 Arc A77085,585 Radeon RX 6600 XT82,559 Scores for the other graphics cards are from Geekbench 5's OpenCL benchmark database. OpenCL performance isn't indicative of gaming performance, and Geekbench 5 isn't the best benchmark for evaluating gaming performance. So take the results with a pinch of salt. The Arc A770 scored 85,585 points in the OpenCL benchmark, sitting in the same ballpark as GeForce RTX 2060. Intel's graphics card performed slightly faster than the Radeon RX 6600 XT. However, the Arc A770 was no match for the GeForce RTX 3060 or the Radeon RX 6700 XT, where Nvidia's and AMD's performers outclassed it by 12.7% and 20.3%, respectively. Intel recently started teasing its Arc Alchemist desktop graphics cards; however, they won't arrive until this summer.

https://www.gamespot.com/articles/legendary-elden-ring-player-immortalized-as-free-3d-printed-model/1100-6502512/ An absolute legend has been gaining widespread attention in Elden Ring as of late, and it's not a character From Software created. No, this is a player who goes by the name "Let me solo her," who specialized in killing the game's hardest boss for struggling players, and now they have been immortalized in a 3D-printed model you can download. Shared on Reddit, the 3D model features the character's unusual gearset. Just like in the game, the character wears no armor except for a pot on their head, opting for pure speed in order to dodge Malenia's vicious attacks. They also come with two katana blades, including the deadly Rivers of Blood used to put a bleeding effect on the boss. If you want to print out the sculpture for yourself, the files are available for free via Realsteone Miniatures on Patreon. You'll have to paint the figure in order to get that sweet bloody effect on the sword, but it's worth the time to do it right when you're paying tribute to such an icon. Let me solo her is, without question, one of the most impressive Elden Ring players we've ever seen. In the video above, you can see them taking down Malenia like she's a starting-area popcorn enemy, effortlessly dodging her attacks and stacking damage while the people actually reaping the benefits sit back and watch. Of course, that's not their fault: It was literally a command. It does make it a little bit more disheartening to lose to Malenia when wearing a full armor set and a Mimic Tear, however.

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https://gadgets360.com/mobiles/news/oneplus-10r-amazon-india-launch-advertisement-listing-ace-teaser-weibo-report-specifications-leak-2885403 OnePlus 10R India launch could happen very soon. Ahead of the official announcement, Amazon's OnePlus 10R advertisement has surfaced online, as per a tipster. Recently, OnePlus India CEO confirmed the presence of a MediaTek Dimensity 8000-series chipset on the upcoming OnePlus 10R. Realme GT Neo 3, which went live in China in March is expected to arrive in India with the OnePlus 10R moniker. OnePlus 10R is expected to go live in India on April 28 along with OnePlus Nord CE 2 Lite 5G and OnePlus Nord Buds. Separately, the Chinese brand has reportedly teased the arrival of its new handset on Weibo without confirming the name. Amazon's advertisement of OnePlus 10R on Instagram was first spotted by Twitter user Rudransh (@rudransh116), shared later by known tipster Abhishek Yadav. However, the OnePlus 10R is not listed on the e-commerce website yet. The brand hasn't confirmed anything regarding OnePlus 10R's India launch. It is said to go live in the country on April 28 alongside OnePlus Nord CE 2 Lite 5G and OnePlus Nord Buds. The smartphone is expected to be a rebrand of the Realme GT Neo 3. As per a report by MySmartPrice, OnePlus has teased the arrival of a new smartphone without confirming the name on Weibo. The poster is believed to be of the OnePlus Ace. Gadgets 360 was not able to verify the Weibo post by OnePlus, which may have been removed. However, known tipster Mukul Sharma tweeted a screenshot of the Weibo post from another well-known tipster Panda is Bald (translated). The poster shows the handset in Black and Blue colours with a flat edge design. A triple rear camera unit, along with an LED flash, is seen arranged on the upper left corner of the smartphone. However, the OnePlus Ace moniker has not been confirmed by OnePlus yet. Specifications of OnePlus 10R have leaked multiple times in the past. A recent report suggests that the OnePlus 10R is likely to come with OnePlus Ace moniker in India. OnePlus 10R is tipped to have a hole-punch display design. The upcoming phone is expected to sport a 6.7-inch full-HD+ E4 AMOLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate. It could be powered by an octa-core MediaTek Dimensity 8100 SoC. Further, OnePlus 10R is tipped to offer up to 12GB of LPDDR5 RAM and up to 256GB of UFS 3.1 storage. It is expected to feature a triple rear camera unit headlined by a 50-megapixel Sony IMX766 sensor.

https://www.techradar.com/news/its-now-quicker-than-ever-to-buy-the-items-on-your-pinterest-board Pinterest has made it even easier to purchase your inspiration with a new partnership with Woocommerce. The official ‘Pinterest for WooCommerce’ extension is now available in the WooCommerce Marketplace, allowing sellers on both platforms the ability to offer Pinterest shopping functionalities directly from a Pinterest account. The two companies say the exchange of services means over three million WooCommerce sellers will now be connected with Pinterest’s 400 million monthly users. Social media meets ecommerce According to Pinterest data, 97% of the top searches on the site are unbranded, meaning shoppers are within the discovery stage of their journey. When they do purchase, Pinterest users spend two times more than people on other platforms. “By partnering together we provide the best integrated Pinterest shopping experience possible for WooCommerce merchants to be on the cutting edge of social commerce,” said Aleksandra Bettin, Vice President of Business Development at WooCommerce. “WooCommerce is highly invested in our merchants' success. Merchants need the right options to reach the right audiences--this integration with Pinterest helps them do that.” WooCommerce ecommerce merchants can create or connect a Pinterest for Business account and automatically sync their product catalog, turning their products into browsable product Pins. Similar to an ecommerce platform, users will be able to measure conversions on their Pinterest ads and optimize these ads for shopping campaigns or retargeting by installing the Pinterest tag. “WooCommerce is a critical partner to continue to grow our support for our Pinterest business community. Pinterest supports the entire shopping journey not just for Pinners, but for advertisers, merchants, and creators too. Our goal is to make it easier than ever for WooCommerce merchants to reach and convert Pinterest shoppers,” said Rachel Hardy, Head of Shopping Product Marketing at Pinterest. In 2015, Pinterest introduced a ‘Buy it’ button for pinners to make purchases from the collection of ideas saved on their Pinterest board. At the time, any item with a blue price tag was labeled a buyable pin, which meant you could tap it and buy it with a credit card or Apple Pay. As a shopping platform, Pinterest plans to combine the commercial intent of its audience with the ability to visually explore products as you would in a magazine or catalog.

https://www.tomshardware.com/news/gigabyte-rx-6950-xt-australia-listing-hints-at-extreme-prices What looks like an official Gigabyte product registration on the Eurasian Economic Commission regulator website hints at an impending launch of refreshed Radeon RX 6X50 series graphics cards. This is interesting in its own right, with model numbers indicating Gigabyte is preparing to launch AMD Radeon RX 6950 XT, RX 6750 XT, and RX 6650 XT models, plus a couple of low-spec RX 6400 models for good measure. These will look to compete with the best graphics cards, and prolific hardware leaker momomo_us has thrown in some early pricing from Australia that suggests AMD may hope to sell the RX 6950 XT for more than Nvidia's GeForce RTX 3090 Ti. Or perhaps more likely is that the retailer is hoping to capitalize on early adopters with an inflated price. Above you can see a screen grab showing the newly unearthed EEC listing, with the graphics card models highlighted. You can see references made to models like the "GV-R695XTAORUSX WB-16GD, GV-R695XTGAMING OC-16GD, GV-R695XTGAMING-16GD." These are typical Gigabyte codenames, eschewing zeros in the graphics card designations. Keep in mind that EEC registrations are sometimes a good sign of things to come, but they don't always become retail products, so take the news with a pinch of salt. The first of these three RX 6950 XT cards seems to be Aorus branded, and looks like a sibling of the Aorus Radeon RX 6900 XT Xtreme Waterforce WB 16G (GV-R69XTAORUSX WB-16GD). As implied by the name, the card comes equipped with a water block (WB) card, for those with liquid cooled PC setups. The other two RX 6950 XT cards look to be Gigabyte branded members of the Gaming family, one with a factory overclock. Moving along, we see three potential Radeon RX 6750 XT graphics cards. Again there's one Aorus branded SKU and two Gigabyte Gaming models. Next comes a quartet of Radeon RX 6650 XT graphics card codenames. There won't be an Aorus model, at least in the regions covered by the EEC. The best RX 6650 XT models from Gigabyte will be the Gaming sub-brand, with the value orientated Eagle brand getting a showing as well. Both Gaming and Eagle models will include a reference clock and overclocked SKU. Bringing up the rear, the EEC listing includes a pair of RX 6400 graphics cards. Originally, AMD said the RX 6400 would be an OEM-only part for system builders, but it looks increasingly likely that we'll see the card at retail. Performance will naturally be slower than the already rather anemic RX 6500 XT, however, so hopefully the price will make up for the lack of performance and features.

https://www.pcgamer.com/weird-west-gets-a-zombie-apocalypse-mode-and-reveals-update-roadmap/ The dead are rising from their graves in Weird West, so of course that means cowboys have to get involved. The top-down immersive sim already thrives in its mix of supernatural and wild west influences, so adding a zombie apocalypse mode is right up its street. A new trailer from developer WolfEye Studios and publisher Devolver Digital has shown off the first major update to the game's content as well as a few details about plans for the future. And first is the Plague community event. The description of the YouTube video says: "Reports are rolling in from across the Weird West of a plague of undead rising from the grave! Worse, a terrible sickness seems to follow in their wake. Stay sharp, travelers." This is a limited time event mind you, so you better dig in if you're interested in getting your brains eaten. An acquired taste. The undead are savage. You'll need to use your arsenal alongside the game's environment to make sure you're up to the task of sending them back to hell. Although the trailer is short and sweet there are a whole collection of situations you'll be faced with. From salon fights to outdoor stealth excursions, there seems to be a lot of fun to be had. If you've not yet read our thoughts on Weird West, our review breaks down everything you need to know. The trailer ends with a little look at future content set up for Weird West too. A content pack, 'nimpossible mode', caged ones event and modding is all in the near future for the game with a hint that updates will continue beyond these plans. All of these updates are noted as free so there may well be paid DLC in the future too.

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