OnePlus re-releases Android 10-based OxygenOS 10 for OnePlus 6, OnePlus 6T

After facing some issues, OnePlus had to pull the Android 10-based OxygenOS 10 software update from the OnePlus 6 and OnePlus 6T. But now, the company has fixed the problems and has re-released OxygenOS 10.0.1 through an over-the-air update.

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Samsung Galaxy Fold is now in Canada

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The beleaguered Samsung Galaxy Fold is now available in Canada. With its hefty $2,599 price tag, Samsung's first foldable phone is now available at select Samsung Experience locations in the country. Specifically, the Galaxy Fold can be purchased at the CF Toronto Eaton Centre, CF Sherway Gardens, and Yorkdale Shopping Centre in the Greater Toronto Area; Metropolis at Metrotown in British Columbia; and the West Edmonton Mall in Alberta.

The Galaxy Fold will only be available in Cosmos Black. It comes with a front-facing 4.6-inch screen and a bigger 7.3-inch inner display. When it first launched, the said internal screen faced problems that included everything from debris getting stuck to people being able to detach the protective film. Samsung guarantees that those who buy the pricey foldable device gets "exclusive access to Galaxy Fold Premiere Service." The service includes a free screen repair and 24/7 technical support at 1-888-970 FOLD.

Source: MobileSyrup 

Google's Recorder app is now available on Pixel 3a, 3, 2

Google is finally rolling out its Recorder app to older Pixel devices. The only phone missing out is the original Pixel. But the other three—the Pixel 3, 3a, and 2—are all getting the app. The biggest selling point of a pretty straightforward app is that it can transcribe recorded audio. Google hasn't indicated if it will bring the app to other Android devices, but we are keeping our eyes peeled for it.

Source: Android Police

'PUBG Mobile' will support 90fps, 10-bit HDR

Qualcomm's new flagship Snapdragon 865 will bring enhancements that PUBG Mobile gamers will love. Well, if they get a phone that's equipped with the new processor. Qualcomm announced during the second day of its Tech Summit that the game would get 90fps support, which will work on smartphones that support the high refresh rate. On top of this, PUBG Mobile will support true 10-bit HDR, which could drastically improve the game's visuals. We don't know when the game will get the features, but we will probably see it once the phones with the Snapdragon 865 roll out.

Source: 9to5Google