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Is OnePlus 8 Pro worth buying? OnePlus 8 Pro review

As early as the OnePlus 7 Pro released last year , OnePlus achieved the first combination of 2K+ resolution and 90Hz screen refresh rate. OnePlus differentiated in the high-end market with its high refresh rate, while driving the entire industry to move toward a high refresh rate. OnePlus 8 Pro is now officially released, bringing a further 2K+120Hz screen combination. Body The high-end texture of new OnePlus is a quality that is difficult to state. This is not only related to Color, Material, Finish, but also inseparable from the brand tone and product positioning. It cannot even be quantified in detail, but in 2020 among the flagships released to public, OnePlus 8 Pro has a unique high-end texture. OnePlus was the pioneer in using Anti-Glare glass as early as Oneplus 6. Now Apple iPhone 11 Pro and other high-end flagship series have gradually begun to use the AG atomization process. OnePlus further improves its atomization concentration helping it look more refined. Also, the

Did Apple compensates Samsung about 950 million US dollars in 2020 for order shortfall ?

On July 14, according to media reports, Apple may have paid Samsung Display Company (Samsung Display) $950 million in compensation, because it failed to buy enough OLED panels from the latter to meet the minimum requirements of the contract. Like many companies in the iPhone supply chain, Apple usually reaches agreements with suppliers to set minimum purchase quantities for specific goods or services. In the case of lower-than-expected demand, the change in orders may mean that Apple cannot achieve the procurement target of parts, which leads to the need to pay huge compensation. Photo by Kote Puerto on Unsplash DSCC analysts cited TheElec's report released in early July, highlighting one of the elements of Samsung's second-quarter 2020 financial performance expectations, which is a one-time payment made by Apple to Samsung Display. Although Samsung's revenue is expected to fall 7% year-on-year to 52 trillion won (about 46 billion U.S. dollars), the high operating profit o

Indian Customs blocked Chinese parts, paralyzing some Foxconn factories

According to the latest news on July 3, India suddenly increased its review of imports from China. This move has clearly disrupted the operation and production of Apple’s largest foundry, Foxconn’s factory in southern India, while other companies’ operations in India Also began to be affected. A source revealed that the Indian customs suddenly detained part of the goods sent from the Chinese company, and increased inspection efforts and slowed the speed of customs clearance. At present, large companies in the industry such as Apple and Dell are stepping up efforts to retrieve the goods stacked in the port, but the incident has left hundreds of workers at Foxconn's two Indian factories with little to do. In addition, more than 150 shipment parts (including smartphones and other electronic parts) of Foxconn are currently being detained at the Chennai port. Although some goods have begun to clear slowly, in terms of the total number, the final serious impact is no longer a

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