In today's tech realm, Redmi Note 12R debuts with Snapdragon 4 Gen 2 chip, dual 50MP cameras, starting at just $150.

Tech news on June 29th brings notable releases like Redmi Note 12R, Blackview Active 8 Pro military-grade tablet, first hard drive storing tens of thousands times more, leaked renders of Galaxy A25 5G, and a 2-meter long Plus Ultra iPhone 14 Pro Max creation by a Youtuber.

Redmi Note 12R Launch: Featuring Snapdragon 4 Gen 2 Chip, Dual 50MP Cameras, Starting at Only $150

Witness the grand reveal of Redmi Note 12R: Snapdragon 4 Gen 2 chip, 50MP dual cameras, priced from $150.

After lingering as a rumor for quite some time, the new Redmi Note 12R has finally made its official debut.

Apart from the new chipset and some minor camera differences, Redmi Note 12R shares most of its technical specifications and design with the recently launched Redmi 12. This phone features a 6.79-inch IPS LCD display with Full-HD+ resolution, supports 90Hz refresh rate, and utilizes a hole-punch design to house a 5MP selfie camera. On the rear, it houses a 50MP main camera with an f/1.8 aperture lens accompanied by a 2MP macro camera specialized in close-up shots.

So, what are the other technical specifications of this phone? You can find out in the article below.

Military-standard tablet Blackview Active 8 Pro debuts with a 22,000mAh battery, priced at $400

Following the release of Blackview Tab 16, a standard tablet in March, Blackview has now unveiled a new rugged tablet, named Blackview Active 8 Pro. The latest product from this brand boasts impressive specifications and features.

Equipped with a 10.36-inch IPS display with a resolution of 2,000 x 1,200 pixels, Blackview Active 8 Pro delivers sharp and vibrant visual experiences. Additionally, the tablet features a Harman Kardon four-speaker system, including two tweeters and two low-frequency speakers, providing immersive audio quality.

This tablet also offers decent performance and a massive battery that can last up to 1,440 hours on standby, ensuring extended usability over multiple days.

Youtuber Creates Over 2-Meter Long iPhone 14 Pro Max Plus Ultra, Fully Functional for Calls and Photos

Matthew Beem, a passionate and renowned YouTuber, brought a huge surprise to the online community by successfully crafting a gigantic iPhone. Standing at a towering height of 2.1 meters and weighing over 230 kg, this phone not only looks like the real deal but also performs functions like making calls, taking photos, and processing payments.

The idea to create a giant iPhone came to Beem after he referenced a similar project by another YouTuber. Alongside three companions, Beem spent a week completing this challenging endeavor. Their colossal phone sports a similar design but on a much larger scale, featuring a large touchscreen on the front, a selfie camera, and a rear triple-lens camera setup. Notably, the device doesn't run iOS but integrates a Mac mini running an Android version with an iOS-like interface.

For more details about this Pro Max Plus Ultra device, you can explore the article below.

Weighing over 1 ton, as large as a pillar, yet the first hard drive stores iPhone's data thousands of times

The world's first hard drive emerged 67 years ago, marking a significant technological milestone. Despite its bulky size and weighing over 1 ton, it had the ability to store data thousands of times less than an iPhone.

In 1956, IBM introduced the world's first computer hard drive, a remarkable achievement in the field of technology. Known as the IBM 305 RAMAC, this hard drive was larger than a refrigerator, weighing over a ton, and resembled a giant air conditioning unit. RAMAC revolutionized data storage capabilities and ushered in a new era in the computer industry.

So, what was its storage capacity? You can find out in the article below.

Galaxy A25 5G Surprisingly Leaks Render Images with Waterdrop Display, Thick Bezels

Today, some CAD-based render images of this phone were unexpectedly shared online. Thanks to that, we have initial impressions of the design of the Galaxy A25 5G.

Galaxy A25 5G has emerged with a waterdrop notch display on the front to accommodate the selfie camera. However, due to its budget segment, the bezels on the edges of this phone are still quite thick, especially the 'chin' part. You can explore more design details of the successor model to Galaxy A24 in the article below.