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iQOO recently launched its flagship smartphone, the iQOO 15 Ultra, in China. The latest smartphone from the brand comes equipped with flagship-grade features and specifications, including a Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 processor, triple-camera setup, physical gaming triggers, and more. Now, a new leak has emerged online that reveals that the brand might launch this flagship-grade smartphone in the Indian market. iQOO 15 Ultra Not Coming to India As per the tipster Yogesh Brar, iQOO is not planning to launch the iQOO 15 Ultra in India. The tipster didn't reveal many details about the claim. Moreover, he further mentioned that the brand might launch a different product. However, there is no information about which model the brand might launch in India. The company has recently confirmed that it will introduce the iQOO 15R in the country on February 20, 2026.
Xiaomi showcased its magnetic modular camera lens for phones as a concept at the Mobile World Congress (MWC 2025) last year. The Chinese firm has yet to reveal whether it plans to bring the product to customers, but a recent leak suggests it is already in mass production. The Xiaomi 'Modular Optical System' integrates professional camera-level optics with a phone's photography features. It uses a new sensor, lens design, and supports fast data transfers. The system uses a 35mm lens with a wide f/1.4 aperture. The Xiaomi Modular Optical System eliminates the need to pair, charge or transfer files separately. Xiaomi's Modular Optical System: What We Know So Far Tipster Digital Chat Station on Weibo offered hints about the progress of Xiaomi's Modular Optical System, which was showcased at MWC 2025. The tipster states that mass production of magnetic lenses has begun, and the Modula Optical System could be available as early as this year.
"Three young girls lost their lives in Ghaziabad today. Not to violence. Not to poverty. But to the unseen pressure of online gaming and digital addiction. I've raised my voice before, and I'll say it again. Social media and online gaming must be restricted for children under 16, except for education. Childhood needs guidance, not algorithms. Care, not constant screens. This isn't about blame. It's about protection, before it's too late. Let this not become another headline we forget. It's time to act (sic)."