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OnePlus has started giving hints about the Ace 6T , the first ‘T’ model in the Ace series. Though there’s no fixed date yet, OnePlus Ace 6T will be revealed in China this month.
The company has revealed another hint that points to the OnePlus Ace 6T battery capacity. If the OnePlus 15 battery was large, the Ace 6T is even bigger. The Ace 6T could pack a huge 8,000mAh battery, according to a post revealed by OnePlus on Weibo.
The details of the OnePlus Ace 6T battery and chipset reveal that the phone bears the model number PLR110, runs Android 16, and has 16GB of RAM. The phone scored 2,981 points in the single-core and 10,136 points in the multi-core test. The new OnePlus phone seen on the Geekbench website, is supposed to be the coming Ace 6T.
OnePlus Ace 6T (PLR110) appears on Geekbench with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 chipset, featuring the same GPU as the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 — the Adreno 840. Specifications ◼️ Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 SoC • 2 cores @ 3.80GHz • 6 cores @ 3.32GHz 🎮 Adreno 840 🍭 Android 16 –… pic.twitter.com/N0xLppcOV4 — Abhishek Yadav (@yabhishekhd) November 18, 2025
According to the OnePlus company, the Ace 6T will be powered by the Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 SoC and will also have a 165Hz refresh rate display.
Since the Ace 6T is now available for pre-order online , it’s expected that OnePlus company will share l more details about Ace 6T soon, as the launch is very near.
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After teasing the call-recording feature for Pixel phones in September, Google is finally rolling it out . There is now a Call Recording section found under Call Assist in Settings. After enabling the feature, you will see a red button indicating that your call is being recorded. It also has a Stop button.
You can find the call recordings in the app’s Home tab under a microphone icon. There, you can replay your conversations with a built-in media player. You also get to choose how often your call recordings should automatically delete if you want to save space, or you can just delete them yourself. The time period could be seven, fourteen or thirty days. You can decide if the call recording should only work with calls from specific contacts or if it should include conversations with unknown numbers.
Privacy is assured with call recording
With these optional settings, the feature becomes more useful. Regarding your privacy, Google assures users that their call recordings remain saved on their devices and are not uploaded to the cloud.
As expected, not all devices will be eligible to receive this feature. The feature will be available for Pixel 6 devices and newer models running Android 14 or higher. The feature is connected to the Phone app update and the latest November Pixel Feature Drop.
What this means is that to use the feature, your Phone app and system must be updated. Some users only gained access after installing the latest system update, even though their Phone app was up to date.
Also, the feature won’t roll out to Pixel devices globally at the same time so it may not be available in some regions. As call-recording laws vary widely across regions, Google makes provision for this by building in protections like audible alerts or announcements when recording starts, helping users to comply with local consent requirements.
Call recording on Pixel devices isn’t a mind-blowing feature, but it’s a step further in making the Pixel experience even better. Users don’t have to rely on third-party applications anymore, like they used to, as their own devices now support the feature.
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