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Nothing Headphone 1 and Phone 3 will debut on 1st July globally Nothing has announced that the flagship Phone 3 will debut globally on 1st July 2025. Apart from Phone 3, Nothing's first Over-the-ear headphone will also be launched at the event in London. Since Nothing has killed the glyph interface, a new dot-matrix or glyph-matrix style will debut with Phone 3, similar to the one available on Asus ROG Phone smartphones. Phone 3 will be powered by Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 and it will also feature a periscope telephoto sensor. Leaked Pricing Headphone 1: 299$ Colors: Black, white or grey Phone 3 colors: black & white 12GB+256GB = 800$ 16GB+512GB = 900$ It will launch under Rs.60,000 in India Follow @TechLeaksZone

Nothing X KEF Nothing and KEF (renowned British audio pioneer) have announced a new partnership aimed at developing innovative sound products by combining their strengths in design and audio engineering. KEF’s 60 years of high-fidelity audio expertise will support Nothing’s expansion into new audio categories – bringing acoustic precision to products shaped by Nothing’s distinct approach to design and user experience. KEF will look to reach a wider audience through products co-developed with Nothing. “This is a long-term effort” and both the brands are already working on several joint products that focus on both sound quality and design. Follow @TechLeaksZone

I've decided to discontinue the PIF project. Google is increasingly putting up more obstacles, and I no longer have as much time to dedicate to this as I used to. It's been a very interesting journey, and I've learned a lot. I thank everyone who has accompanied me and contributed to the project. But things seem to be getting worse, and Google is going to make it even harder to use its services (GMS) on devices with an unlocked bootloader. As an alternative, you can use PlayIntegrityFork. Farewell.

The updated Android 16 build has the implementation of the CPU tuning feature that Xiaomi's working on which will let you adjust CPU/GPU frequency and voltage on the fly. Now, it is confirmed that, as usual, it will not be available in Global ROMs and will remain exclusive to China HyperOS only. Follow @TechLeaksZone

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OnePlus Pad 3 Launched Globally Specifications: • 13.2-inch (3392x2400) 3.4K LCD display • 144Hz refresh rate • 7:5 aspect ratio; 315 PPI • Dolby Vision; 12bit (8bit + 4bit FRC) • 900nits HBM brightness • Snapdragon 8 Elite SoC • 12 LPDDR5X RAM (4266MHz); 16GB LPDDR5T RAM (4800MHz) • UFS 4.0 storage • 13MP single rear camera (NO OIS) • 8MP front camera • 8 Speakers (4 Woofers + 4 Tweeters); Hi-Res certification • NO Fingerprint sensor • 12,140mAh battery; 80W SuperVOOC fast charging • USB-C 3.2 Gen 1; Metal body; Wi-Fi 7 The upgraded keyboard now has larger, spaced out keycaps that give a PC-style, and includes a range of useful command keys & a new dedicated AI button. The keyboard can also be adjusted to between 110°~165° angles, supports NFC transfers & instant magnetic connection. Pricing: • 12GB+256GB= 700$/ 600€ • 16+512GB= 700€ Keyboard: 200$/ 170€ OnePlus Stylo 2: 100$/ 100€ Folio Case: 50$/ 60€ Pricing in India will be revealed soon. Expect Rs. 50,000 for 12GB+256GB. Follow @TechLeaksZone

OnePlus Pad 3 Launched Globally Specifications: • 13.2-inch (3392x2400) 3.4K LCD display • 144Hz refresh rate • 7:5 aspect ratio; 315 PPI • Dolby Vision; 12bit (8bit + 4bit FRC) • 900nits HBM brightness • Snapdragon 8 Elite SoC • 12 LPDDR5X RAM (4266MHz); 16GB LPDDR5T RAM (4800MHz) • UFS 4.0 storage • 13MP single rear camera (NO OIS) • 8MP front camera • 8 Speakers (4 Woofers + 4 Tweeters); Hi-Res certification • NO Fingerprint sensor • 12,140mAh battery; 80W SuperVOOC fast charging • USB-C 3.2 Gen 1; Metal body; Wi-Fi 7 The upgraded keyboard now has larger, spaced out keycaps that give a PC-style, and includes a range of useful command keys & a new dedicated AI button. The keyboard can also be adjusted to between 110°~165° angles, supports NFC transfers & instant magnetic connection. Pricing: • 12GB+256GB= 700$/ 600€ • 16+512GB= 700€ Keyboard: 200$/ 170€ OnePlus Stylo 2: 100$/ 100€ Folio Case: 50$/ 60€ Pricing in India will be revealed later. Expect Rs. 50,000 for 12GB+256GB. Follow @TechLeaksZone

🆒 In case you missed it — the latest Telegram update is epic: — 📥 Direct messages in channels — 🖼 HD photo sharing — 🗂 Topic tabs in group chats — ✂️ Voice message trimming — 📊 Expanded poll options We’ve been receiving great feedback from the owners of large channels and groups. And this is just the beginning — direct messages in channels lay the foundation for much more in the weeks ahead 🚀

OnePlus 13s Launched in India OnePlus 13s will remain exclusive to India yet & it is a rebranded version of OnePlus 13T in China. The 13S features 3 gold e-sports antennas and exclusively self-developed — P2 screen display chip, Fengchi Gaming Kernel and "Wi-Fi chip G1". Specs: • 6.32-inch (2640x1216 px) 1.5K 8T LTPO AMOLED display • Snapdragon 8 Elite SoC • 4400mm² VC cooling area • 50MP (IMX 906; OIS) • ❌ Ultrawide • 50MP 2x Telephoto (JN5; ❌ OIS) • IR sensor; Plus Key; USB-C 2.0 Click HERE to check out full specs China: • 16MP front camera (AF ❌) • 6260mAh battery • 10% Si/C content India: • 32MP front camera (with AF) • 5850mAh battery • Si/C ❌ OnePlus is so scared that they did not even mention about IP65 rating on their 13S page in India 💀. 4 AndroidOS + 6yrs Security Patches Pricing: • 12GB+256GB = Rs. 55,000 (China: Rs. 40,500) • 12GB+512GB = Rs. 60,000 Follow @TechLeaksZone

Facebook and Yandex used their Android apps to deanonymize users. They were found secretly bypassing user privacy tools like incognito mode and cookie-clearing features on Android devices. They used hidden communication links between mobile apps (e.g., Facebook, Instagram, Yandex Maps) and browsers to track users by linking browser activity with device identifiers like Facebook accounts or Android Advertising IDs. This allowed them to identify users even in incognito mode or after deleting cookies. Additionally, open network ports created risks for malicious apps to exploit user data. Chrome blocked the exploited WebRTC feature on May 17, prompting Meta to stop using localhost requests in Facebook Pixel scripts. Yandex had been using similar methods since 2017. These techniques worked in Chrome, Edge, and partially in Firefox but were blocked or restricted in DuckDuckGo and Brave. To prevent such abuses, new specifications like PNA and LNA are being developed to enhance private network security.