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Oppo is launching the next model in its Reno line, with the Reno12 Pro and Reno12 to be offered for sale in Australia from 11 July. Both phones will be available for pre-sale from 27 June.

Samsung Research America (SRA), the research and development arm of Samsung Electronics, has partnered with Princeton University to develop 6G wireless and networking systems.

American telecommunications company and enterprise technology platform Lumen Technologies has launched a Wi-Fi 7 capable devices for its Quantum Fibre customers.

Information and communication technology solutions provider ZTE, Thai mobile operator AIS, and Taiwanese fabless semiconductor company MediaTek has validated what it claimed to be the 5G RedCap at 2.6GHz in Southeast Asia conducted last August.

For the first time in 51 years, Intel has opened some of its Malaysian factories to the media and analysts.

American telecommunications company Verizon has completed its data and voice (VoNR) sessions over its network using telecommunication equipment vendor Ericsson’s RedCap software and Taiwanese semiconductor company MediaTek’s RedCap testing platform to introduce 5G wearables.

Telecommunications company Optus, Swedish telecommunications equipment provider Ericsson, and Taiwanese semiconductor company MediaTek claim they have achieved Australia’s first over-the-air data-call using Ericsson’s pre-commercial reduced capability (RedCap) software to prepare its network and introduce 5G wearables and smart devices.

A number of factors appear to have influenced Chinese smartphone maker Oppo's decision as to which model of its mid-range Reno line it would launch in Australia this year. Consumers are pressed for funds, and additionally Oppo is not top dog in this market, but only the third in the queue.

Nokia, in collaboration with TPG Telecom and MediaTek, have showcased a "ground-breaking” live 360-degree video broadcast on the future of the Metaverse, enabled by Nokia’s state-of-the-art 5G Uplink Carrier Aggregation (CA) technology, TPG Telecom’s commercial 5G network and MediaTek’s 5G mobile chipset technology.

Chinese smartphone vendor Oppo has released a new tablet into the Australian market, opting this time to call it simply the Oppo Pad 2, and pricing it at $699.

Swedish telecommunications vendor Ericsson and Taiwanese semiconductor company MediaTek have claimed to set a new 5G upload speed record of 440Mbps in low-band and mid-band spectrum using uplink carrier aggregation which brings better speed for video conference users, streamers, and the audience.

Chinese smartphone vendor Oppo has released a low-budget 5G smartphone into the Australian market, with the A78 selling for $359.

Oppo's Reno8 Pro 5G is a well-designed device that has some features one associates with a high-end device, and others that belong lower on the scale.

With the vivo Y55 5G, the Chinese firm can now claim that it sells the cheapest 5G device in Australia; it is priced at $299.

Chinese smartphone vendor Oppo has released another device in its A series with a twist: there are two models, one priced at $449 and the other at $499, with the latter having more storage and memory.

Telecommunications Optus has delivered a four component carrier aggregation 5G standalone data call in Sydney.

The Oppo Reno8 Lite 5G marks the release of a model in this line in Australia after more than a year, with the device coming after three of the company's Find X flagship series were unveiled. The phone was launched in early June.

Smartphone sales in the US fell 6% year-on-year in the first quarter of 2022, the technology analyst firm Counterpoint Research reports, adding that this was due to a cooling of demand that had been generated by the pandemic.

Researchers from Check Point Research, part of the Israeli firm Check Point, have released barebones details about remotely exploitable vulnerabilities in a media codec used by Android phones that are built atop SoCs from Qualcomm and MediaTek.

Global semiconductor revenue increased by 26.3% year-on-year in 2021, the technology analyst firm Gartner says, adding that this brought the dollar figure to US$595 billion (A$802 billion).