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Apple will automatically assign an Apple ID passkey for users with Ipad iOS 17 and macOS Sonoma

June 22, 2023

HIGHLIGHTS

* Passkey support works anywhere you can use your Apple ID.
* Apple ID is automatically assigning a passkey for login purposes.
* Apple ID passkey support will work on both Apple and non-Apple devices.
* Starting with iOS 17, iPadOS 17, and macOS Sonoma, users with an Apple ID will automatically be assigned a passkey.
* This passkey can be used to sign in to their Apple ID on the web.
* iOS 17, iPadOS 17, and macOS Sonoma are currently in the developer’s beta testing phase.

Apple is one of the big tech companies that see passkeys as the future of logging into websites and apps. It has been offering support for passkeys for quite some time and has now expanded the same to Apple ID.

Yes, you read that right. The Cupertino-based tech giant has released passkey support for Apple IDs with the latest iOS 17, iPadOS 17, and macOS Sonoma beta builds. The good thing is that it will work on both Apple and non-Apple devices.

Apple has announced that starting with iOS 17, iPadOS 17, and macOS Sonoma, users with an Apple ID will automatically be assigned a passkey. This passkey can be used to sign in to their Apple ID on the web.

Apple says that this change will allow users to sign into any Apple web property using the designated passkey for their Apple ID and it can be used with Sign in with Apple on the web. iOS 17, iPadOS 17, and macOS Sonoma are currently in the developer’s beta testing phase and a public release is expected to take place next month.

Apple Passkey on iOS 17, iPadOS, and macOS Sonoma

* Users running beta versions of iOS 17, iPadOS 17, and macOS Sonoma can test it on iCloud.com and appleid.apple.com starting today.
* This will be available for all supported devices running on the latest Apple software later this year.
* Security is one of the major strengths of Apple and this works across all devices, including iPhone, iPad, MacBooks and others as well.
* This Passkey will eliminate the need for a password when signing into various web-based Apple pages.
* Apple users have relied on their Apple ID and password to log in to Apple websites like Apple Store, iCloud and others.
* This made the accounts vulnerable to threats such as phishing and hacking as passwords are often stolen.
* Users can now replace Passkeys with Face ID or Touch ID to authenticate the login pages of Apple pages as well.

Passkeys are Much More Secure

Passkeys are much more secure compared to passwords, according to Apple. “A passkey is a cryptographic entity that’s not visible to you, and it’s used in place of a password. A passkey consists of a key pair, which—compared to a password—profoundly improves security.

One key is public, registered with the website or app you’re using. The other key is private, held only by your devices,” Apple explained in a post.

There are reports suggesting that Apple Passkey support will be expanded to third-party apps and websites that support the “Sign-in with Apple” feature. The timeline for this is not clear at the moment.

Passkey Support for Apple ID in Beta Testing

Apple has reportedly expanded passkey support to Apple IDs with the current iOS 17, iPadOS 17, and macOS Sonomo beta versions.

It means beta testers of these software builds can now sign into their Apple IDs without entering the password.

It is found to be working on Apple websites like iCloud.com, apple.com, appleid.apple.com, and apple.com/shop/bag.

It is safe to assume by the team Apple releases stable software builds, the feature should work across all websites that offer the option of signing in with Apple ID. As for what is the passkey, Apple ID is said to be generating and assigning it to your account automatically.

What is Passkey?

Per Apple, a passkey consists of a key pair where one key is public and another key is private. The public key is registered with the website/app you are using and the private key is held only by your device.

Since a public key is unique for each website/app and the private key always stays on your device, a passkey is considered to be a more secure way of logging into websites as compared to passwords.

A user does not have to create or remember a passkey which makes it convenient to use as well. You can read our explainer on passkeys to know about them in detail.

How to Use Passkey with Apple ID?

The first step is to ensure that you are running the latest iOS 17 beta or macOS Sonoma beta. Next, you need to visit an Apple website that allows signing in with your Apple ID.

Enter your registered email address and you should see a new “Sign in with iPhone” button alongside the existing option of entering the password.

Click on this new button and you will see a QR code. Scan the code using your iPhone and then authenticate yourself via Face ID or Touch ID.

This way, you will be able to sign in without entering the password. It is important to note that since the feature is currently in beta testing, the user experience may not be smooth and it could actually be a hit or miss based on the device you are using.

Apple IDs now support passkeys — if you’re on the iOS 17 or macOS Sonoma betas

It appears that passkeys are now supported for Apple IDs, but only if you have the first beta for iOS 17 (or iPadOS 17 or macOS Sonoma).

Beta users of Apple’s operating systems then have the ability to sign in anywhere that supports signing in with your Apple ID — covering not only Apple.com and icloud.com, but also anywhere else your Apple account is linked to — sans passwords, using just the biometrics on their iPhone or MacBook and a dream.

It works anywhere that supports signing in with your Apple ID. For example, if I want to sign in to Reddit and look at my favorite John Oliver-themed subreddits, I can tap the “Continue with Apple” button on the sign-in screen, and I’ll be given the option to sign in by scanning a QR code with my iPhone.

The feature appears to work on any Apple device — I was able to use a passkey successfully in Chrome, Safari, and Arc. When trying on a Windows PC in Chrome, the same “Sign in with iPhone” button showed up, but the request timed out when I scanned the QR code. On an Android phone, I didn’t see the button at all.

Once you’ve created the passkey on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac, it syncs across all of your Apple devices, letting any of them use the biometric logins set up on that system to sign in with your Apple ID.

Since passkeys aren’t exclusively the domain of Apple, once it’s fully launched, you should be able to generate them on non-Apple devices for passwordless sign-in with your Apple ID, too, using Android or Windows using either the Chrome or Edge browser, which each support passkeys.

iOS 17 and macOS Sonoma Add Passkey Support to Your Apple ID

Starting with iOS 17, iPadOS 17, and macOS Sonoma, users with an Apple ID will automatically be assigned a passkey, allowing them to sign into their Apple ID with Face ID or Touch ID instead of their password on various Apple sign-in pages, including icloud.com, appleid.apple.com, appstoreconnect.apple.com, and more.

Passkeys are a more secure alternative to passwords. Apple explains:
A passkey is a cryptographic entity that’s not visible to you, and it’s used in place of a password.

A passkey consists of a key pair, which—compared to a password—profoundly improves security.

One key is public, registered with the website or app you’re using. The other key is private, held only by your devices.

Passkey support for Apple IDs will also be available for third-party apps and websites that support the “Sign in with Apple” feature.

Users running beta versions of iOS 17, iPadOS 17, and macOS Sonoma can test this functionality on supported Apple sign-in pages starting today, but it does not yet appear to be available for everyone.

All users with an Apple ID will be able to sign in with a passkey once the software updates are released to the public later this year.

Passkey support on the Apple ID page was spotted earlier by Twitter user @aaronp613.

Faqs

1) What are passkeys?

Ans) Passkeys can replace traditional passwords with your device’s own authentication methods. That way, you can sign in to Gmail, PayPal, or iCloud just by activating Face ID on your iPhone, your Android phone’s fingerprint sensor, or with Windows Hello on a PC.

Built on WebAuthn (or Web Authentication) tech, two different keys are generated when you create a passkey: one stored by the website or service where your account is and a private key stored on the device you use to verify your identity.

Of course, if passkeys are stored on your device, what happens if it gets broken or lost? Since passkeys work across multiple devices, you may have a backup available. Many services that support passkeys will also reauthenticate to your phone number or email address, or to a hardware security key if you have one.

Meanwhile, other services like Gmail won’t let you completely remove the password from your account yet, just in case. Apple and Google’s password vaults already support them, and so do password managers like 1Password and Dashlane. 1Password has also created an online directory listing services that allow users to sign in using a passkey.

2) Apple ID supports passkeys on iOS 17, iPad OS 17, and macOS Sonoma. Here’s how to test it out?

Ans) Apple is automatically assigning a passkey to users with the latest software updates announced at WWDC 2023.

The iOS 17, iPadOS 17, and macOS Sonoma updates will enable users to sign into their Apple ID on the web with a passkey instead of a password. Apple has been making moves towards using passkeys as a more secure method of accessing your accounts.

Unlike a traditional password that can be easily stolen or hacked, a passkey is a unique key that’s tethered to your device. Instead of typing in a password, a passkey authenticates your identity through a pin code or biometric scan like Face ID that’s already associated with your device.

Now, instead of trying to remember yet another password, you can sign into Apple web sites with a passkey. Apple ID passkeys also work with any site that is linked to your Apple ID, so you might see this option on other sites that have the option to login with Apple.

The latest software updates are currently in developer beta, which is free to install. But if you don’t want to deal with beta-related bugs, the passkey feature will be available when iOS 17, iPadOS 17, and macOS Sonoma are publicly released later this year. If you have the developer beta, here’s how to try it out using iOS 17.

Install the developer beta

For the first time, Apple has made developer betas free and available to everyone, instead of requiring a $99 membership to the Developer Program. For a quick primer on how to install iOS 17, take a look at this guide.

Passkeys are available to test out on Apple’s cloud storage site iCloud, and the Apple ID site, which lets you access Apple services like Messages, FaceTime, the App Store, and the Apple Store from the web. Click sign in to get started, and enter your Apple ID.

Choose ‘Sign in with iPhone’

Once you’ve entered your Apple ID, you’ll be prompted with an option to enter your password or sign in with your iPhone. As you’ll see here, this option says it requires iOS 17 or later.

Scan the QR code

Choosing this option generates QR code. With the device that has iOS 17 installed, scan the QR code and tap the link that says “Sign in with a passkey.”

Sign in with Face ID

On your iPhone, a window will pop up prompting you to sign in with Face ID. Click continue. Behind the scenes, Apple is generating a unique code that authenticates your device and connects it to your Apple ID. From here, you’ll be signed in without the need to enter a password.

3) iOS 17 and macOS Sonoma automatically generates Apple ID passkeys, now available on Apple․com and iCloud․com

Ans) You can now forgo entering your password on icloud.com and apple.com domains thanks to newly added passkey support. When running iOS 17 on an iPhone, any Apple site on the web can rely instead on Face ID or Touch ID to authenticate your login.
As part of iOS 17, iPadOS 17, and macOS Sonoma, your Apple ID is automatically assigned a passkey that can be used for iCloud and Apple sites.

If you’re running iOS 17 on your iPhone, you can try it out now. Just go to any sign-in page with an apple.com or icloud.com domain, like appleid.apple.com or www.apple.com/shop/bag, and look for the Sign in with iPhone button after your enter your Apple ID email address.

We’ve tried this from Safari on the Mac, although you can use passkeys on non-Apple devices as well. Once you select Sign in with iPhone, a QR code is presented that you scan with your iPhone. If you scan the QR code from the Camera app, you can tap the yellow link box to invoke Face ID or Touch ID to authenticate your identity on the web without ever entering your password.

Passkey is an industry-wide effort to create a more secure authentication system for our digital lives. Password best practices include using strong, unique passwords for every digital account, but passkeys provide a simpler method that relies on your smartphone to authenticate your account credentials.

“Based on FIDO Alliance and W3C standards, passkeys replace passwords with cryptographic key pairs,” explains Apple. “These key pairs profoundly improve security.”

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iQOO TWS 1 to launch with the iQOO 11s with ANC & 42hr battery life

Team My Mobile

June 22, 2023

HIGHLIGHTS

* Alongside the iQOO 11S, iQOO might launch the iQOO TWS 1 earbuds.
* These upcoming TWS are tipped to offer 42 hours of battery life with the case.
* The iQOO 11S and the iQOO TWS 1 might launch in China next month.
* The iQOO 11s is expected to launch in China next month.
* Along with the iQOO 11s, a new pair of TWS is also expected to debut.
* Here’s all you need to know about the iQOO 11s launch event.

iQOO is expected to launch a new smartphone in China next month. This could be the iQOO 11s according to what leaks and rumours have suggested.

The smartphone is expected to come with flagship-like specifications, and its design is said to be similar to the iQOO 11. In addition to the iQOO 11s, the Vivo sub-brand will also launch a new pair of earbuds called the ‘iQOO TWS 1’.

iQOO is expected to launch the new iQOO 11 series smartphone, the iQOO 11S, in China next month.

Though the launch date of the device is yet to be revealed, we have been learning key details of the handset through several leaks.
Recently, the handset appeared on the 3C certification website as well as its storage configuration and colour options was leaked courtesy of leakster Digital Chat Station.

It is being reported that alongside the iQOO 11S, iQOO will also launch the new TWS earbuds dubbed the iQOO TWS 1.

There have already been many rumors and reports circulating regarding the upcoming iQOO 11s smartphone model. The device is expected to launch in China next month, but it appears that this device won’t be the only product being announced in July.

iQOO TWS 1 Specification Revealed

According to the details shared by tipster Ishan Agrawal , the iQOO TWS 1 will debut along with iQOO 11S. The iQOO TWS 1 will support 1.2mbps lossless audio, 49db ANC, and 54ms gaming latency.

These upcoming earbuds will offer a total battery life of 42 hours with the case and will launch in Legendary Track design colour.

iQOO 11S: Features (Expected)

The iQOO 11S and the iQOO TWS 1 are expected to launch in China next month. Speaking about the specifications of the iQOO 11S, it is expected to feature a 6.78-inch E6 AMOLED display with a 2K resolution and a 144Hz refresh rate. The device might be powered by Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 SoC.

The smartphone is expected to pack up to 16GB of RAM and 1TB of internal storage. As for the software, the handset might run Android 13 with OriginOS 3.0 on top.

Moving onto the imaging department, the device might boast a triple-camera setup. The camera setup at the back might include a 50MP primary camera (Sony IMX866V sensor), a 13MP telephoto camera and an 8MP ultra-wide lens.
The primary 50MP sensor is rumoured to have OIS support. The device is expected to feature a 16MP selfie camera.

The whole package might draw power from a 4,700mAh battery which is confirmed to support 200W fast charging.

iQOO 11S Expected Quick Specifications

* Display: 6.78-inch E6 AMOLED display, 144Hz refresh rate, 2K resolution.
* Processor: Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 SoC or MediaTek’s Dimensity 9300 processor.
* RAM And Storage: 12GB/16GB LPDDR5x RAM, 256GB/512GB/1TB UFS 4.0 storage.
* Software: Android 13 with Origin OS 3.0
* Rear-facing camera: 50MP primary camera, OIS, 13MP telephoto sensor, 8MP ultra-wide lens.
* Front-facing camera: 16MP.
* Other Features: Stereo speaker, In-display fingerprint sensor.
* Battery: 4,700mAh, 200W fast charging.

iQOO TWS 1 Key Specifications Revealed

The Chinese smartphone maker is apparently planning on launching a new truly wireless earbuds that will be dubbed the iQOO TWS 1. These will be the latest generation of wireless earbuds from the brand and will reportedly launch alongside the iQOO 11s in China next month.

The news arrives from known tipster Ishan Agarwal, who shared the information .
This leak also revealed some of the key specs of the upcoming hearables.

The iQOO TWS 1 will offer 1.2mbps lossless audio along with 49 decibels of Active Noise Cancellation (ANC). It even features a dedicated gaming mode that lowers the low latency of 54ms. The new wireless earbuds might even offer a total battery life of 42 hours, which likely includes its charging case as well.

In terms of design, the TWS 1 is also confirmed to feature in the ‘Legendary Track’ aesthetic, which will have it pair well with the brand’s existing iQOO 11 model as well.

Unfortunately, this was all the information shared in the new report, so stick around for more as we will be covering any rumors and reports as we edge close to the China announcement in July.

The iQOO 11s is a flagship phone and arrives as a refresh ahead of the next gen entries in the premium grade numbered lineup. The device was recently spotted on 3C certification and even had its colors and storage configurations leaked as well.

IQOO 11S KEY SPECIFICATIONS

Key Specs

RAM	8 GB
Processor	Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2
Rear Camera	50 MP + 13 MP + 8 MP
Front Camera	0.48 MP
Battery	5000 mAh
Display	6.78 inches (17.22 cm)

General

Launch Date	July 26, 2023 (Unofficial)
Operating System	Android v13

Performance

Chipset	Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2
CPU	Octa core (3.2 GHz, Single core, Cortex X3 + 2.8 GHz, Quad core, Cortex A715 + 2 GHz, Quad core, Cortex A510)
Architecture	64 bit
Fabrication	4 nm
Graphics	Adreno 740
RAM	8 GB

Display

Display Type	AMOLED
Screen Size	6.78 inches (17.22 cm)
Resolution	1440 x 3200 pixels
Aspect Ratio	19.8:9
Pixel Density	518 ppi
Bezel-less display	Yes with punch-hole display
Touch Screen	Yes, Capacitive Touchscreen, Multi-touch
Refresh Rate	144 Hz
Screen to Body Ratio (claimed by the brand)	87.3 %

Camera

MAIN CAMERA
Camera Setup	Triple
Resolution	50 MP f/1.9, Wide Angle, Primary Camera 13 MP f/2.5, Telephoto Camera 8 MP f/2.2, Ultra-Wide Angle Camera
Autofocus	Yes
Flash	Yes, LED Flash
Image Resolution	8150 x 6150 Pixels
Settings	Exposure compensation, ISO control
Shooting Modes	Continuous Shooting High Dynamic Range mode (HDR)
Camera Features	Digital Zoom Auto Flash Face detection Touch to focus
Video Recording	1920×1080 @ 30 fps
FRONT CAMERA
Camera Setup	Single
Resolution	0.48 MP f/2.5, Wide Angle, Primary Camera
Video Recording	1920×1080 @ 30 fps

Battery

Capacity	5000 mAh
Type	Li-Polymer
Removable	No
Quick Charging	Yes, Fast, 200W
USB Type-C	Yes

Storage

Internal Memory	256 GB
Expandable Memory	No

Network & Connectivity

SIM Slot(s)	Dual SIM, GSM+GSM
SIM Size	SIM1: Nano, SIM2: Nano
Network Support	5G Not Supported in India, 4G Supported in India, 3G, 2G
VoLTE	Yes
SIM 1	4G Bands: TD-LTE 2300(band 40) FD-LTE 1800(band 3) 3G Bands: UMTS 1900 / 2100 / 850 / 900 MHz 2G Bands: GSM 1800 / 1900 / 850 / 900 MHz GPRS: Available EDGE: Available
SIM 2	4G Bands: TD-LTE 2300(band 40) FD-LTE 1800(band 3) 3G Bands: UMTS 1900 / 2100 / 850 / 900 MHz 2G Bands: GSM 1800 / 1900 / 850 / 900 MHz GPRS: Available EDGE: Available
Wi-Fi	Yes, Wi-Fi 4 (802.11 b/g/n)
Wi-Fi Features	Mobile Hotspot
Bluetooth	Yes, v5.3
GPS	Yes with A-GPS, Glonass
NFC	Yes
USB Connectivity	Mass storage device, USB charging

Multimedia

Loudspeaker	Yes
Audio Jack	USB Type-C

Sensors

Fingerprint Sensor	Yes
Fingerprint Sensor Position	On-screen
Fingerprint Sensor Type	Optical
Other Sensors	Light sensor, Proximity sensor, Accelerometer, Compass, Gyroscope

Faqs

1) What are the details known on iQOO TWS 1 ?

Ans) The iQOO TWS 1 will be the company’s next pair of wireless earbuds and it will launch alongside the iQOO 11, according to tipster Ishan Agarwal. The iQOO TWS 1 will be equipped with 1.2mbps lossless audio, 49db ANC, and 54ms gaming latency. The wireless earbuds is claimed to offer a total battery life of 42 hours which would include the charging case as well. In terms of colour options, the iQOO TWS 1 is confirmed to come in the ‘Legendary Track’ design.

2) What are details known on iQOO 11s?

Ans) The iQOO 11s and TWS 1 will both debut in China and the two devices are expected to launch in other markets later. The iQOO 11s will undoubtedly be the highlight of the event with leaks and rumours giving us an idea on what to expect from the smartphone.

* Design: The iQOO 11S smartphone is said to look quite like the iQOO 11 with the large rectangular camera module. The only difference could be in the colour variants of the iQOO 11s.
* Processor: The smartphone could be powered by either the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 or the MediaTek Dimensity 9300.
* RAM and storage: The iQOO 11s could launch with up to 12GB of RAM and 512GB of internal storage.
* Display: It could feature a 6.78-inch E6 AMOLED display with a 2K+ resolution.
* Battery, fast charging: The iQOO 11s is also expected to pack a 5,000mAh battery like the iQOO 11 but with 200W fast charging support.
* Cameras: We could also see the same triple camera setup with a 50 MP primary sensor, an 8MP ultra wide angle lens, and a 13MP telephoto lens. For selfies, the smartphone could house a 16MP front camera.

Also Read: iQOO 11S Appeared on 3C Certification Website With 200W Fast Charging Support, Launch Imminent Soon

Also Read: iQOO 11S Design, Colour Revealed, key Specifications Tipped; To Feature Large Camera Module On the Back & Dedicated Display Chip

Realme Pad 2 spotted on Bureau of Indian Standards website, also Spotted on FCC Certification Revealing 8360mAh Battery, 33W Fast Charging and Design; launch expected soon

Team My Mobile

June 22, 2023

HIGHLIGHTS

1. Realme Pad 2 might launch very soon.
2. The budget Android tablet has been spotted on the FCC and BIS websites.
3. The device will pack a much bigger battery than the outgoing model.
4. Realme Pad 2 has received BIS certification
5. It has been previously spotted at the Bluetooth SIG certification
6. It may launch in a couple of weeks in India

Realme Pad 2 India launch seems imminent. The reason behind it is that the tablet has received approval from the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) in India.

Last month, the device was approved by the Bluetooth SIG authority. These certifications suggest that the Realme Pad 2’s launch could be a couple of weeks away.

To recall, Realme entered the tablet market in India by announcing the Helio G80-powered Realme Pad in September 2021. Last year, in April, the company unveiled the Realme Pad Mini with the Unisoc T616 chipset onboard.

In May 2022, the Realme Pad X was made official as the company’s first-ever 5G-enabled tablet. Let’s take a closer look at the limited information available about the upcoming Realme Pad 2, which has been revealed through its BIS and Bluetooth SIG certifications.

Realme is working on the launch of the Pad 2. The upcoming Realme tablet will be a budget offering in various markets. It will debut as a successor to the Realme Pad, which was launched last year in India and some other markets.

Realme has not confirmed any details about the launch date of the tablet. However, it looks like the launch is imminent as the Pad 2 has visited the FCC certification website.

The listing on FCC confirms some key details about the upcoming Android tablet from Realme. It reveals the battery specifications and fast charging details of the budget tablet.

Let’s take a look at the Realme Pad 2 specifications, features and other details revealed ahead of the launch.

Realme Pad 2: FCC Listing Hints at an Imminent Launch

The Realme Pad 2 will take on the upcoming Redmi Pad 2, which is rumoured to launch soon. The Realme tab has visited the FCC website ahead of its launch. According to the listing on FCC, the Pad 2 has the model number RMP2205.

It reveals many details about the device. For starters, the tablet will pack a beefy 8360mAh battery under the hood. The battery capacity is much more than the original Realme Pad, which packed a 7100mAh cell.

The FCC listing further revealed that the Pad 2 has support for 33W fast charging out of the box. This again will be an upgrade over the outgoing model’s 18W fast charging support.

In addition to the battery specs, the FCC listing reveals that the Pad 2 will support Bluetooth 5.2 connectivity. It also shows a design schematic of the tablet, which has curved corners and a circular cutout at the top left corner for the rear camera setup.

We expect the budget Android tablet to feature a single rear camera.

The Pad 2 has also been spotted on the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) certification website with the model numbers RMP2204 and RMP2205. It does not reveal any specs but hints at an imminent launch of the tablet in India.

The device is likely to get some more upgrades other than the battery and charging tech. We can expect the tablet to sport a slightly taller display and feature an upgraded chip over the outgoing model.

The Realme Pad came with a 10.4-inch LCD with a 2000×1200 resolution and 360 nits of brightness. It featured a MediaTek Helio G80 SoC with up to 6GB of RAM and 64GB of storage.

The Android tablet features an 8MP rear camera and an 8MP front camera. It also offered a quad-speaker setup and came in two variants — Wi-Fi and LTE. It would not be a surprise if the Pad 2 also offers the same connectivity options.

Lastly, we can expect the Pad 2 to boot Android 13 out of the box and have a layer of Realme UI for Pad on top.

The company is likely to announce the launch date of the upcoming Android tablet soon. We will share more details as and when available.

Realme Pad Specifications

The Realme Pad has a 10.41-inch IPS LCD panel that offers a resolution of 1,200 x 2,00 pixels, a 5:3 aspect ratio, and 360 nits of brightness. The Helio G80-powered device comes with up to 6GB of RAM and 128GB of native storage.

It houses a 7,100mAh battery that supports 18W charging. The tablet is equipped with an 8-megapixel front camera, an 8-megapixel rear camera, and quad speakers.

The Realme Pad was made available in Wi-Fi-only and 4G LTE variants. It was priced at Rs 13,999 at launch.

Realme Pad 2 Tablet Gets Certified: When Is India Launch?

The Realme Pad 2 has been spotted at the Bureau of Indian Standards. The next-generation Android tablet has cleared its certification via BIS with two different model numbers including RMP2204 and RMP2205.

The Realme Pad 2 tablet’s BIS certification listing has been first spotted by TheTechOutlook.

The dual model numbers suggest the company could launch two different versions of the Realme Pad tablet. One could be the sole Wi-Fi-only model, while the other could be the Wi-Fi+ LTE model.

This isn’t the first time we got came across the developments surrounding the Realme Pad 2 tablet. Previously, it cleared certification via Bluetooth SIG. Both RMP2203 and RMP2205 model numbers were listed at the Bluetooth SIG certification website.

The BIS certification listing of the Realme Pad 2 tablet only reveals the model number and not the hardware features. However, the Bluetooth SIG website listing revealed Bluetooth 5.3 wireless network support in addition to the model number.

While the Realme Pad 2 tablet has started getting certified via different mobile authentication websites, there is no exact date announced for its launch.

We only are certain of its upcoming India debut in the coming months. Realme could introduce the Pad 2 tablet by the end of 2022, but this is just anticipation.

Faqs

1) What are the details of Realme Pad 2 BIS certification?

Ans) Last month, two unannounced devices, such as the Realme Narzo 60 5G and the Realme Pad 2, surfaced in the database of the Bluetooth SIG authority. It revealed that Pad 2 has two model numbers, namely RMP2204 and RMB2205. It was also confirmed that the tablet will come with support for Bluetooth 5.3 connectivity.

The model numbers associated with the Realme Pad 2 have been spotted in the BIS certification. However, specific details regarding the tablet’s specifications remain unknown at this time. Here is a look at the specifications of the predecessor model.

2) What are Realme Pad specifications?

Ans) The Realme Pad has a 10.41-inch IPS LCD panel that offers a resolution of 1,200 x 2,00 pixels, a 5:3 aspect ratio, and 360 nits of brightness. The Helio G80-powered device comes with up to 6GB of RAM and 128GB of native storage. It houses a 7,100mAh battery that supports 18W charging. The tablet is equipped with an 8-megapixel front camera, an 8-megapixel rear camera, and quad speakers.

The Realme Pad was made available in Wi-Fi-only and 4G LTE variants. It was priced at Rs 13,999 at launch.

3) What are Realme Pad 2 Tablet Expected Specifications And Features?

Ans) Only the existence of the Realme Pad tablet is confirmed via the BIS and Bluetooth SIG certification websites and not the spec sheet. It remains to be seen what all major upgrades this new tablet will bring over the first-gen Realme Pad tablet. We are expecting the primary differences in the chipset and configuration. Whether or not the brand will upgrade the display and camera specs is currently not known.

Also Read: Realme Pad X tablet goes on sale in India, but should you buy it?

Also Read: Realme to launch Pad Mini in Europe on May 12

Redmi K60 Ultra gets listed on 3C certification, revealing the 120W fast charging; Launch Expected Soon

Team My Mobile

June 22, 2023

HIGHLIGHTS

1. Xiaomi might launch the Redmi K60 Ultra in the coming weeks.
2. The flagship Redmi smartphone will feature some topline hardware.
3. Redmi K60 Ultra has cleared the 3C website with 120W fast charging support.
4. Redmi K60 Ultra is likely to launch soon in China
5. The handset will join the Redmi K60 series
6. Redmi K60 Ultra launch date is yet to be announced

Redmi K60 Ultra has reportedly been spotted on the 3C Certification site, revealing the expected charging capacity of the handset. The phone is listed on the 3C certifications website with model number 23078RKD5C. It is speculated to support 5G network connectivity.

The smartphone is likely to join the last year’s Redmi K60 series lineup soon. However, the company is yet to share any details on the purported smartphone. Redmi K60 Ultra could succeed the Redmi K50 Ultra launched in China in August last year.

According to a report by MyFixGuide, a new Redmi smartphone recently visited the China 3C certifications website with the model number 23078RKD5C.
The phone is expected to be Redmi K60 Ultra, which will join last year’s Redmi K60 series.

Though the company hasn’t revealed any details on the same, the 3C Certification website listing suggests an imminent launch in China. The listing also revealed the charging capacity of the phone which could be 120W.

Additionally, it also revealed that the handset will support 5G connectivity.

Recently, the design renders of the Redmi K60 Ultra were tipped, revealing some more details of the phone. The leaked images suggested that the phone will ship with thin bezels, a rectangular-shaped rear camera module housing three sensors, and an LED flash unit.

The phone will reportedly have a hole punch cutout on the display for the selfie camera. It is also said to be powered by a MediaTek Dimensity 9200 SoC.

The smartphone was also spotted on the IMEI database with model number 23078RKD5C.

The Redmi K60 Ultra is expected to succeed the Redmi K50 Ultra launched last year in August. The smartphone features a 6.7-inch OLED display with up to 120Hz refresh rate.

It is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Plus Gen 1 SoC paired with up to 12GB LPPDR5 RAM, 512GB UFS 3.1 storage.

It packs a triple rear camera setup, led by 108-megapixel primary camera. The phone houses a 5,000mAh battery with support for 120W wired charging.

Xiaomi might launch a new Redmi K60 series phone soon. The company might launch the K60 Ultra as a new flagship smartphone in China.
The Redmi K60 Ultra will sit above the existing lineup, which includes the K60e, K60 and K60 Pro.

Xiaomi has not confirmed any details about the launch of the K60 Ultra.
Rumours suggest that the device might debut in July or August. While we wait for the official launch details, the K60 Ultra has been certified on the 3C certification website.

The listing on the 3C website reveals the charging specs of the Redmi flagship smartphone.

Let’s take a look at the Redmi K60 Ultra specifications, features and other details revealed ahead of its launch.

Redmi K60 Ultra to Offer Super-Fast Charging

Redmi K60 Ultra will feature some top-of-the-line hardware. The flagship phone has been spotted on the 3C website ahead of its launch. According to the listing on 3C, the K60 Ultra has the model number 23078RKD5C.

The listing confirms that the Redmi flagship smartphone will offer up to 120W fast charging support.
The charging tech is the same as the K60 Pro, which was launched late last year.

Xiaomi might offer its standard 5000mAh battery in the K60 Ultra at least. We are speculating this based on the battery available in most Xiaomi and Redmi devices.

However, no certification website has confirmed the same at the time of writing this.

Some other details about the upcoming Redmi flagship smartphone have leaked as well. The device is likely to launch globally as the Xiaomi 13T Pro.
There is no word on whether the phone will make it to India.

The design schematic of the device had leaked previously, which showed a square-shaped camera module that houses a triple-camera setup and an LED flash.

The module is tipped to sport two large circular cutouts, whereas the third sensor is placed on the right side below the LED flash.

On the front, the phone is tipped to feature a flat display with a hole-punch cutout at the top centre.

The device is likely to feature a 6.67-inch AMOLED display. It would not be a surprise if the K60 Ultra offers support for a 120Hz refresh rate.

Some rumours on the web suggest that the flagship phone might offer a whopping smooth 144Hz screen with a 2K resolution. It is also likely to offer up to 1,400 nits of peak brightness, the same as the K60 Pro.

Under the hood, the device might pack a MediaTek Dimensity 9200 SoC. We can expect the phone to launch with 12GB of RAM at least. It is also expected to run Android 13 out of the box and have a layer of MIUI 14 on top.

The camera specifications of the phone have been kept under wraps. We will share more details as and when available.

XIAOMI REDMI K60 ULTRA KEY SPECIFICATIONS