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Transparent case leaks for upcoming OnePlus 8 smartphones


While we await for the all new OnePlus 8 series of smartphones on April 14 in a online-only event from the Chinese manufacturer, we got our hands on a set of leaked images revealing transparent protective cases for the vanilla OnePlus 8 model. The pictures once again shows off the next in line smartphone and the previously leaked color options for the device, giving us a glace of it's Interstellar Glow, Glacial Green and Onyx Black shades.



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Pete Lau confirms Snapdragon 865 SoC and a price tag below $1000 for upcoming OnePlus 8 series smartphones


In a recent interview, Pete Lau the CEO of OnePlus confirmed that the forthcoming OnePlus 8 series smartphones will bring 5G connectivity with a more reasonably priced tags to the United States. As devices with 5G have proven to be more expensive compared to fourth generation LTE, he assures that all models from the upcoming flagship fleet will be cost under $1000 and will feature Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 processor on board.

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OnePlus 8 series launch event is scheduled on April 14


OnePlus has officially announced the date for launching their all new OnePlus 8 series, bringing "Lead with Speed." The event has been scheduled for April 14 and will go live from 11:00 AM (EDT)/4:00 PM (BST)/8:30 PM (IST). Considering the current situation of novel Coronavirus outbreak across the world and it's continuing widespread, this is going to be a virtual press conference and the event will be live streamed on OnePlus's official YouTube channel and on OnePlus's official website. Like reported in the past, the manufacturer again hints a full 5G lineup for their forthcoming OnePlus 8 series, that is expected to include the vanilla OnePlus 8, OnePlus 8 Lite and OnePlus 8 Pro, which is now also confirmed to arrive with the 120Hz Fluid Display panel. 

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Upcoming OnePlus 8 leaks in new color options


The upcoming vanilla model from the next generation OnePlus 8 series appeared in some brand new press renders showing off the smartphone in couple of new exciting shades of colors unlike their previous devices. The affordable flagship smartphone can been seen in the new Interstellar Glow, Glacial Green alongside the previously seen Onyx Black hues here. The launch of the smartphones were reportedly postponed due to the novel Coronavirus outbreak and is now supposedly hinting towards April 15 for an official debut from the Chinese manufacturer. We have attached some high definition renders that glory the new color options available for the smartphone below. The phone is expected to pack a Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 Octa-Core SoC with integrated Snapdragon X55 modem for advanced dual-mode SA/NSA capable 5G connectivity, a 6.55" Fluid AMOLED punch hole style curved display panel at FHD+ resolution and 90Hz screen refresh rate, housing the 16MP front facing snapper and a built-in fingerprint scanner under the screen. For memory management, we would see 8GB and 12GB of RAM variants with 128GB and 256GB of on board UFS flash storage options. The OnePlus 8 sports a triple camera module on the rear suggesting a 48MP main sensor with 16MP secondary ultra wide angle lens and a tertiary 2MP depth sensor. The power will be handled by a 4300mAh battery unit that supports fast charging worth 30W and should run Android's latest version 10.











Source: WinFuture

OnePlus 8 series gets TENAA certification


Upcoming OnePlus 8 and OnePlus 8 Pro smartphones were recently spotted on TENAA's certification database with model numbers IN2010 and IN2020, respectively. The latest and next in line devices from OnePlus have been certified to support dual-mode SA/NSA capable 5G connectivity on board by the Chinese regulatory authority. This report falls in line with the words from the company's CEO Pete Lau, who recently confirmed that all models from the OnePlus 8 series will be 5G-enabled. Later he also announced that, OnePlus will invest $30 million for 5G research and development to bring a faster and smoother user experience on 5G platform. So with these new smartphones getting certified by TENAA, we are hinted towards an imminent launch.

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Pete Lau confirms all upcoming OnePlus 8 models will be 5G-enabled


In an exclusive interview with c|net, the Chief Executive Officer of OnePlus, Pete Lau confirmed that all upcoming models from OnePlus 8 lineup will support dual-mode SA/NSA capable 5G connectivity. We already know OnePlus is working one three new smartphones, named OnePlus 8 Lite, the recently leaked OnePlus 8 Pro and a vanilla OnePlus 8, that is expected some time in April. According to Lau, this as an opportunity that, the Chinese manufacturer wants to capture, and even hinted towards the possibilities of seeing higher-priced tags for their next generation 5G smartphones, compared to 4G LTE devices, due to the rise in the cost of this new technology.
I want to restate our commitment to 5G and our long term investment. We've been investing in 5G for several years and we see this as the direction going forward and one we're very much committed to, said Pete Lau, CEO of OnePlus.
Source: c|net