Dhruv Bhutani / Android Authority TL;DR The OnePlus 10R just leaked. The leak has specs and information on a vague release schedule. It is unlikely the phone would land anywhere but China and India. In 2021, OnePlus dropped its first “R” phone with the OnePlus 9R. This phone was exclusive to China and India and represented the lowest-tier device in the OnePlus 9 series. The company followed it up with the OnePlus 9RT, which launched at the end of last year.

There’s no doubt that the camera system on the OnePlus 7 Pro is the most ambitious from the company yet. With its triple-lens setup and 3x optical zoom, the OnePlus 7 Pro represents the company’s biggest push yet to ditch its status as the maker of just so-so cameras. However, OnePlus fans over at the company’s official forums are still not pleased with the camera on the OnePlus 7 Pro. A new thread entitled “Camera quality sucks…” is already 35 pages deep and filled with early adopters complaining about image quality (to be fair, some are also defending it).

One thing that custom ROM’s don’t benefit from, the way stock ROM’s do, is a good way of checking for updates on your phone and then being able to update the ROM with the latest version from there. If this were to be done easily and painlessly, I think a lot more people would be interested in using custom ROM’s for their phones. Some use custom ROM’s just because they like being on the cutting edge, even if they already have a phone with the latest version of Android.

Peter Molyneux, the brain behind Fable, Theme Park, Dungeon Keeper, and more recently Godus, has released his new game in the Google Play Store. The Trail sees the player arrive at a fictional country during its settlement to explore the area, collect and trade items and eventually make their fortune. It’s said to be something of a relaxing title, with an emphasis on exploring the painterly locations rather than quick reactions or deep strategizing.

The Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus is one of the hottest flagships on the market right now, and it’s currently on sale on eBay. The US unlocked Galaxy S8 Plus (SM-G955U) can be yours for $699, down from the $824.99 introductory price. The handset was released alongside the Galaxy S8 on April 21, so this latest offer represents a pretty solid saving considering the phone is less than two months old. The device is sold from a top-rated seller and arrives with 64 GB of internal storage space in the Midnight Black color.

Timehop, your personal social media time capsule, has launched on Android. The service helps you re-live “this day in history” by displaying the previous years’ photos that you had posted on Facebook, Instagram, Foursquare and Twitter. Timehop started as an email service, graduated to iPhone and is now available for Android users to enjoy. You will be greeted every day with your photos from that same day in years previous. The service offers a unique way of remembering, and re-living, all of the many photos that most of us have taken and shared across various mediums over the last few years.

UK customers are quite spoilt for choice when it comes to mobile networks and another player has just entered the ring, looking to carve itself out a piece of the market. The not long privatized Post Office has launched a pay-as-you-go SIM that aims offer cheaper calls and texts than some of its competitors. Calls to UK landline and mobile numbers, regardless of network, are locked at 8p per minute. This is pretty reasonable, but isn’t necessarily the cheapest deal available in the UK.

Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority Zoom is one of the best and most popular video conferencing platforms out there. It’s used to host one-on-one or group meetings as well as webinars. However, it’s not the only one of its kind, as there are plenty of Zoom alternatives available to choose from. Although the basic premise of every competing service is the same, they all differ from one another in terms of features, pricing, and various limitations they have in place.

The Worms 2: Armageddon Android game is finally available in the Google Play Store worldwide, after it could only be bought in Canada for a brief period of time. The news will most certainly make those that used to sit in front of their computers for hours, blasting friends’ teams of worms with the wackiest weapons you could ever imagine, very happy. Well, that fun is now mobile, on your Android tablet or smartphone, at a price (depending on where you are in the world) of $4.

Samsung Galaxy Gear concept Just a couple of days ago, a report from Sam Mobile claimed that the rumored Galaxy Gear is real and coming soon. But Sam Mobile has been known to be wrong about its leaks from time to time, so it’s good to get confirmation about the Gear smartwatch from a more authoritative source. Citing “people familiar with the matter”, Bloomberg says the Gear will be able to make calls, surf the web and handle e-mails, and that the device will be powered by an Android version.