You can now use Apple's AirDrop to share files to and from OnePlus devices, marking a significant shift in cross-platform interoperability. Through the O+ Connect app (available on the App Store), the lack of inter-connectivity between iOS and Android has been bridged, allowing for high-speed, native-feeling file transfers between iPhones and handsets from OnePlus, Oppo, and Realme. This development is not merely for power users with multiple devices; it is designed for any iPhone or OnePlus owner who needs to share files with friends and family on the "opposing" ecosystem. By leveraging a direct Wi-Fi connection (effectively a hotspot), the app facilitates the transfer of videos and photos with zero compression, maintaining original quality, a feat previously hindered by messaging app limitations. To transfer from OnePlus phones, users can simply tap their devices with the iPhone and swipe up to share the file. The iPhone user then needs to tap on the O+ app prompt and hotspot connection prompt, allowing the file to transfer within seconds. For sending files from iPhone to a OnePlus user can tap the "send" button on the O+ app, select the photo or video they wish to send and then simply select the OnePlus device as it shows up on the screen. This "universal bridge" ensures that whether you are at a family gathering or a professional shoot, the brand of smartphone in your hand no longer dictates your ability to collaborate and share memories instantly. For more such Tech tips and trips, follow Business Today TV.
Realme's latest launch, the Realme 16 5G, is a mid-range android smartphone that boasts of some interesting specifications. The device is headlined by a massive 7,000mAh battery, said to deliver a two-day lifespan even under heavy usage, supported by 60W fast charging. Powering the handset is the MediaTek Dimensity 6400 Turbo chipset, paired with a 6.57-inch 120Hz AMOLED display that reaches a peak brightness of 4,500 nits. However, the true talking point is the rear design; Realme has integrated a physical "selfie mirror" alongside the 50MP primary sensor. Realme claims that this addition lets creators utilise the high-resolution main camera for vlogging and self-portraits with precision framing. The software inside is the Realme UI 7.0 based on Android 16; the device also boasts an IP69 rating for dust and water resistance. Key Specs: Processor: Dimensity 6400 Turbo Battery: 7,000mAh | 60W Charging Display: 6.57" AMOLED (120Hz) Camera: 50MP SONY IMX852 Rear with "Selfie Mirror" | 50MP Front Durability: IP69 Rating
Realme P4 Power packs a massive 10,001mAh battery into the slim build, aiming to offer promising endurance, performance, and everyday usability in the mid-range segment.
The initial phase of layoffs is reportedly expected to affect Realme’s sales and support teams in India, with further reductions likely across other business functions in the coming months.
The smartphone maker said the move was part of an “ongoing organisational optimisation exercise,” adding that it was in line with industry norms.
Realme P4 Power comes at a starting price of Rs 25,999, in India.
Realme P4 Power launched in India at a starting price of just Rs 25,999. Here's what it has to offer in terms of specifications and features.
Francis Wong, CMO of Realme India, in conversation with Business Today, highlighted how bigger batteries are the new preferred choice of consumers.
Business Today reviews the Realme 16 Pro+ 5G.
Realme’s Chief Marketing Officer answers Business Today’s questions regarding the higher cost of the new Realme 16 Pro series.
Realme will now operate under Oppo as its sub-brand. Here's how the structural shift will work.




