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The best Android smartphones in terms of price and performance. Redmi takes the lead in AnTuTu rankings

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The AnTuTu benchmark team has published rankings of the best Android smartphones in terms of price and performance in different price categories as of July 2022.

The best Android smartphones in terms of price and performance.  Redmi takes the lead in AnTuTu rankings

With the release of new platforms, AnTuTu ratings continue to change. In July, Redmi models took the lead in two price categories at once.

In the most budget category up to 1999 yuan (up to $295), the first place was taken by Redmi Note 11T Pro, and the second by Redmi Note 10 Pro. Third place now belongs to iQoo T2x.

The best Android smartphones in terms of price and performance.  Redmi takes the lead in AnTuTu rankings

The leader of the category from 2000 to 2999 yuan (from 296 to 444 dollars) was the Redmi K50 Gaming Edition, in second place was the Motorola Edge X30, and in the third place was the Motorola Edge S30.

The best Android smartphones in terms of price and performance.  Redmi takes the lead in AnTuTu rankings

In the 3,000 to 3,999 yuan ($445 to $592) category, Lenovo Legion Y90 is in first place, followed by Realme GT2 Pro and Realme GT2 Pro Master Explorer Edition.

The best Android smartphones in terms of price and performance.  Redmi takes the lead in AnTuTu rankings

In the 4,000 to 4,999 yuan ($593 to $740) category, Nubia Red Magic 7 ranked first, Xiaomi 12S Pro second, and Asus ROG Phone 6 third.

The best Android smartphones in terms of price and performance.  Redmi takes the lead in AnTuTu rankings

Among the most expensive smartphones above $741, the Red Magic 7S Pro leads the way, followed by the Oppo Find X5 Pro in second place and the Vivo X80 Pro in third.

The best Android smartphones in terms of price and performance.  Redmi takes the lead in AnTuTu rankings

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India wants to follow the example of the EU to oblige everyone to switch to USB-C, but Apple really doesn’t like it. The company asks for an exception for older iPhones

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Apple has already switched its smartphones to USB-C port due to the latest EU laws, but now India wants to implement the same, and this is a problem for Apple.

India wants to follow the example of the EU to oblige everyone to switch to USB-C, but Apple really doesn’t like it.  The company asks for an exception for older iPhones

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According to Reuters, India also wants to oblige manufacturers to switch to a single USB-C standard and is currently negotiating with manufacturers to introduce this requirement in the country by June 2025. The source says all manufacturers agreed…except Apple.

The bottom line is that India may oblige manufacturers to convert all smartphones that will be sold in the country to USB-C from the moment the law comes into force. For Apple, this means that for India specifically, the iPhone 15 models already converted to USB-C are not enough – it is necessary to abandon Lightning for all other smartphones that will still be produced and sold in India by the summer of 2025.

Of course, Apple will not do this, since it is not practical for India alone. The company said that if the law is passed, it will be difficult to achieve production targets set under the Indian government’s manufacturing incentive scheme. The company is asking that older iPhone models be added to the list of exceptions so that the new law does not apply to them.

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Apple will not be greedy and will add support for Qi2 wireless charging for iPhone 13 and iPhone 14 smartphones

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Apple, in its new iOS update, has added support for the Qi2 wireless charging standard to older iPhone models.

Apple will not be greedy and will add support for Qi2 wireless charging for iPhone 13 and iPhone 14 smartphones

Qi2 support was found in iOS 17.2, which is now available as a candidate version. It states that Qi2 will be supported by smartphones of the iPhone 13 and iPhone 14 lines. Currently, only the latest iPhone 15 has support for the standard.

Let us remember that Qi2 is a new universal standard for wireless charging, which Apple also helped develop.

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Everything is heading towards the release of an iPhone without Dynamic Island and any cutouts or holes. LG Innotek is already preparing such a screen

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LG Innotek has begun developing an advanced “under panel camera” (UPC) that has no visible lens hole. According to TheElec, such screens will be designed for full-screen iPhones without cutouts or holes.

UPC technology means that the camera lens is not visible when the camera application is not running. In this case, an image can be displayed above the camera area in an inactive state. UPC is also called under display camera (UDC).

Since the UPC camera is located below the display, the amount of light transmitted to the image sensor is less than that of a regular front camera module. Because of this structure, under-screen cameras do not produce very high-quality pictures and videos.

Everything is heading towards the release of an iPhone without Dynamic Island and any cutouts or holes.  LG Innotek is already preparing such a screen

LG Innotek is developing a special lens called Freeform Optic to overcome the UPC limitations of not producing enough light. The patent states: “By using a Freeform Optic lens, the thickness of the peripheral lens can be controlled, thereby reducing optical system and optical module aberration (a phenomenon in which images are blurred due to the shape of the lens), as well as increasing the amount of light received. The image quality can be improved.”

Although LG Innotek has already begun development, the use of such displays in iPhones can only be expected after 2026, according to TheElec. Apple has reportedly already received UPC samples from other companies, but has rated their performance as unsatisfactory.

Apple is reportedly planning to place Face ID sensors under the screen before moving to UPC technology. Then the iPhone will have one round hole instead of the Dynamic Island.

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