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HTC Unveils Its First 5G Phone With 5,000 mAh Battery & Quad Cameras After weeks of leaks, HTC has finally unveiled the Desire 20 Pro alongside the U20 5G, the company’s first 5G device. Both of them are mid-range phones that come with quad-cameras, large 5,000 mAh batteries, but there is no word on pricing or international availability yet. Design and Display The two phones feature an identical design but have several differences in terms of specifications. The desire 20 Pro has a 6.5-inch LCD whereas the U20 5G comes with a 6.8-inch display. Both have FHD+ screen resolution and cornered punch hole cutouts for the front camera. At the back, both devices have a quad-camera setup aligned in a vertical layout and fingerprint sensor in the center. Internals and Storage The Desire 20 Pro features the Snapdragon 665 SoC with a 2.0 GHz processor, 6 GB RAM, and 128 GB storage that is further expandable through a micro SD card. On the other hand, the U20 5G is powered by the 5G rocking Sna

OnePlus’ Upcoming Affordable Smartphone Could Have a Quad Camera Setup For the first time ever, OnePlus is prepping to launch a device exclusively meant to be a mid-ranger that is not going to compete with top of the line phones. The smartphone will either be called OnePlus Z or OnePlus 8 Lite and is going to launch soon. Initially, it was believed that the OnePlus Z will have a dual-camera setup, however, later the leaks mentioned that it will have a triple camera module instead. Now the latest report goes against all previous rumors and suggests that it will have a quad-camera on the back. The exact specifications of this camera setup are unknown, but some reports claim that it will have a 48MP main shooter with a 16MP ultra-wide lens, a 2MP macro lens, and a 2MP depth sensor or a color filter similar to the OnePlus 8. It will be powered by the Snapdragon 765G SoC with support for 5G, with up to 8GB RAM and 128 GB internal storage. Powering the OnePlus Z will be a 4,000 mAh battery w

Hackers Can Now Spy On You Using Light Bulbs A recent study conducted by researchers at the Ben-Gurion University of the Negev and the Weizmann Institute of Science in Israel suggests that hackers can now listen to your conversations from 25 meters away using a light bulb. The near science fictional method is dubbed Lamphone and requires a remote electro-optical sensor that analyzes the changes in the light bulb’s frequency response to sound waves. The optical sensor can be focused on a light bulb using a telescope. The electro-optical sensor analyzes the subtle vibrations on the surface of the light bulb that is run through specially developed algorithms to isolate an audio signal from an optical signal. The output can be then passed through a voice-to-text application like Google Speech to translate it. Moreover, the range of Lamphone primarily depends on the telescope used. The study details, “Lamphone recovers sound optically via an electro-optical sensor which is directed at a han