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​01. Dual-Screen for Foldable Phones: Adds dual-screen call answering. Supports simultaneous dual-screen display for WeChat video calls, allowing you to watch videos while interacting face-to-face.

​02. Large Language Model (LLM): On-device deployment. After long-pressing to select text in the Gallery or any interface, the system provides services like summarization, composition, and text refinement.

​03. Notes to Document Conversion: More efficient Honor Notes conversion. Now supports Word, PDF formats, and easy sharing to double work and study efficiency.

​04. Gallery Albums: Adds features to hide, rename, and move albums. Includes a batch deletion shortcut and exclusive watermarks for a premium look and privacy protection.

​05. Contacts Interface Optimization: Streamlined dial pad and contact list for clearer display and smoother operation.

​06. Recording Noise Reduction: Optimized noise reduction for the Recorder app in loud environments for clearer audio.

​07. Smart Connectivity: Supports cross-device call switching (phone to tablet), seamless Bluetooth/smartwatch pairing, and cross-device copy-paste or image sharing.

​08. Smooth Transition Animations: More natural app launch/exit animations and "do-not-disturb" dynamic effects for improved aesthetics and fluidity.

​09. Home Screen: Supports horizontal split-screen for Android apps with free drag-and-drop. Optimized folder animations for a tidier layout.

​10. Simple Mode Customization: Allows custom app sorting in Minimalist/Simple Mode for better ergonomics.

​11. Landscape Do Not Disturb: Blocks notification banners during landscape gaming to ensure an immersive experience.

​12. WLAN (Wi-Fi): Optimized auto-reconnection and network quality. Added smart connection status detection for stability.

​13. Alarm Ringtones: New diverse alarm styles and support for setting personal music as alarms.

​14. MagicOS 9.0 Specifics: "Magic Variable Desktop" with subject separation (background removal), optimized Dynamic Capsule, one-click auto-layout in Notes, and fingerprint-supported App Lock.

​Rumors about OnePlus's collapse have been circulating since early this year, but a concrete restructuring is now coming into focus. According to information from Weibo insider Digital Chat Station, a merger between OnePlus and Realme - ​another brand under the Oppo group - is imminent. At the heart of this restructuring is the establishment of a Sub-Product Center, aimed at consolidating the global and China operations of both brands. This new unit will be headed by Li Jie, the current president of OnePlus China, who will report directly to OnePlus founder Pete Lau, while former Realme vice president Wang Wei will serve as deputy executive director.

According to a blogger, the OPPO Find X10 Ultra has been confirmed to feature a large flat display with 3 or 4 cameras. Previously, there were reports that some brands would discontinue their Ultra models and shift to the Pro Max segment instead.

Source:​ Smart Pikachu

The Pro/Pro Max models will feature a 0.8mm ultra-narrow equal-bezel four-curved display supplied by Tianma a step narrower than the Find X9 series' 1.15mm bezels achieving a screen-to-body ratio exceeding 95% through OPPO's packaging technology. The entire lineup will come standard with TSMC 2nm-​an enhanced Dimensity 9600 chipset. On the camera side, a dual 200MP setup is used, with both the main camera and periscope telephoto featuring 200MP large sensors, supporting OIS optical image stabilization and Hasselblad color tuning. Battery-wise, the series is equipped with an 8000mAh silicon-carbon cell, supporting 100W wired + 50W wireless fast charging.

Source:Weibo

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Note: This comparison focuses on pure (physical) camera performance, excluding computational/AI photography.

Ultra-wide sensor: Identical on both devices.

Main sensor:

Pura 80 Ultra: 50MP, 1/0.98-inch sensor, variable aperture f/1.6–4.0

Pura 90 Pro Max: 50MP, 1/1.28-inch sensor, variable aperture f/1.4–4.0

Analysis: The Pura 90 Pro Max slightly widens its aperture to improve light intake, but this is not significant enough to offset the advantages of a 1-inch sensor — including better dynamic range, greater detail capture, and superior light collection (over 0.6 stops brighter). Even accounting for the aperture improvement from f/1.6 to f/1.4, the Pura 80 Ultra still holds approximately a 0.4-stop light advantage. For users who frequently shoot at 1x–2x, the Pura 80 Ultra remains the stronger option. Additionally, f/1.6 on a 1-inch sensor produces a shallower depth of field than f/1.4 on a 1/1.28-inch sensor, resulting in better natural background blur (bokeh).

Telephoto sensor:

Pura 80 Ultra: 50MP, 1/1.28-inch, f/2.4, 3.7x (~89mm) — plus 12.5MP, 1/1.28-inch, f/3.6, 10x (~240mm)

Pura 90 Pro Max: 200MP, 1/1.28-inch, f/2.6, 4x (~96mm)

Analysis: The Pura 90 Pro Max's 200MP telephoto delivers sharper portrait detail and better algorithmic background separation — but at the cost of requiring higher processing power, and this remains computational photography. Regardless of how refined the algorithm is, AI-processed depth-of-field rendering still looks artificial and unconvincing. From a pure hardware standpoint, 50MP vs. 200MP makes no difference whatsoever for physical bokeh. For users who genuinely care about optically natural background blur, the Pura 80 Ultra is still the better choice, thanks to its f/2.4 aperture offering better light collection and a shallower depth of field.

Conclusion: For users who prioritize pure optical camera performance with minimal AI algorithmic intervention, the Pura 80 Ultra is the recommended choice.

With memory chip prices skyrocketing and apps consuming ever-increasing amounts of RAM, Xiaomi has joined forces with Vivo, OPPO, Honor, and others to establish a unified memory management standard for app developers. This standard will be built on the upcoming Android 17 as a foundation, ensuring that new interfaces currently in development can run as smoothly and efficiently as possible upon their official release. Participating manufacturers will also provide support to app developers to help them complete the necessary updates no later than June 30, 2026.

Based on these recent efforts, it's fair to say that Android 17 in general​ and HyperOS 4 in particular are shaping up to be exceptionally promising, poised to deliver the most significant overhaul the platform has ever seen.

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https://www.antutu.com/doc/136652.htm