OnePlus 7T Series Launch : TODAY - Watch PRICE, SPECIFICATIONS and MORE

The OnePlus 7T Pro launch event will be live streamed from London. The event is scheduled to start at 4:00 PM BST, which means you'll be able to watch it at 8:30 PM in India.

 OnePlus typically announces a couple of smartphones a year. This year was the first time it announced two options of the first smartphone - the OnePlus 7 and OnePlus 7 Pro.

The company officially revealed the "T" version of the standard device in the OnePlus 7T on 26 September, but we're still expecting the OnePlus 7T Pro. This is everything we have heard so far about the OnePlus 7T Pro.

OnePlus is all set to launch another device in the OnePlus 7 series today at an event in London. The Chinese company will most likely take wraps off the new OnePlus 7T Pro, which it has has been teasing for a while. The same is expected to get launched in India simultaneously on Amazon India. The e-commerce partner has already has a dedicated page for the OnePlus 7T series.

NOW Released Today : 10 October 2019

OnePlus officially revealed the OnePlus 7T at an event on 26 September in India.
The India event was only first event of the 7T series though. There's also an event on 10 October in London where the OnePlus 7T Pro is expected to be announced.

The OnePlus 7T Pro launch event will be live streamed from London. The event is scheduled to start at 4:00 PM BST, which means you'll be able to watch it at 8:30 PM in India.

OnePlus 7T Pro live stream details

The 7T Pro launch event will be live streamed from London. The event is scheduled to start at 4:00 PM BST, which means you’ll be able to watch it at 8:30 PM in India. It can be seen through YouTube live stream or through company’s own website.

Price

OnePlus launched OnePlus 7T in India less than six months after it unveiled OnePlus 7 Pro. The new OnePlus 7T has two models and will be available in two different colours. Also, the OnePlus 7T price in India starts at Rs 37,999 for the 8GB RAM and 128GB storage option, whereas its 8GB RAM and 256GB variant will be available for Rs 39,999.

SPECIFICATIONS

Display 

Touch Screen                :      Yes

Screen Size                    :      6.55 Inches

Screen Resolution         :      2400 x 1080 Pixels

 

Cameara

Primary Camera :  48 MP + 12 MP + 16 MP

Secondary Camera : 16 MP, Zoom 2x, Zoom Type:Optical Zoom Dual LED Flash

Other Camera Features : Ultra Shot, Nightscape, Portrait, Pro Mode, Panorama, HDR, AI Scene Detection, RAW Image

 Story About ONEPLUS

What's new with the OnePlus 7T?

When compared to the OnePlus 7, it feels like a completely new phone.
In terms of design, the OnePlus 7T is slightly bigger taller than the OnePlus 7. The front may look similar but OnePlus has reduced the size of the display notch that holds the selfie camera. Even the rear gets a completely new design with a big circular camera module (some may like it whereas other may not approve of it). The OnePlus7T may look similar but if you see up close, this is a completely new design.

NEW Release of Kali Linux 2019.3

We are pleased to announce that the third release of 2019, Kali Linux 2019.3, is available immediately for download. This release brings our kernel up to version 5.2.9, and includes various new features across the board with NetHunter, ARM and packages (plus the normal bugs fixes and updates).​

We are pleased to announce that the third release of 2019, Kali Linux 2019.3, is available immediately for download. This release brings our kernel up to version 5.2.9, and includes various new features across the board with NetHunter, ARM and Packages (plus the normal bugs fixes and updates).​

Updated Features 

CloudFlare

Kali Linux is Open Source, and Cloudflare hearts Open Source – so it’s a perfect match! As a result, CloudFlare has graciously allowed us to use their content delivery network (CDN) to mirror our repository, allowing us to now distribute our content through them. A more technical breakdown can be found on their blog.

Metapackages

We already announced the changes to metapackages in a previous blog post, and the Kali tool listing page goes into more detail on it. However, to recap, the default toolset going forward has changed. To help with this transition, for this release only (Kali 2019.3), there is a one-off, extra image called kali-linux-large-2019.3-amd64.iso, that contains all previous default tools.​

Going forward, during our release cycle, we will be evaluating which tools belong to each group:​

• Kali-linux-default – tools we believe are essential to a penetration tester 

• Kali-linux-large – for penetration testers who have a wider set of non standard/common situations

• Kali-linux-everything – for those who want it all (and without Internet access during the assessment)

  
  

Tool Updates & New Packages

As always, we have our updates for all our tools, including (but not limited to):​

• Burp Suite

• HostAPd-WPE

• Hyperion

• Kismet

• Nmap

​There is a new tool (and it is included by default), amass, that has been well received in the bug bounty world.

GNOME Users

If you use the default Kali image, it is (currently) using GNOME for the desktop environment. If you used the command line for a period of time, chances are you noticed it was refreshing the repositories in the background. This has now been disabled.

“The quieter you become, the more you are able to hear”​

NetHunter Updates

The NetHunter crew has been adding in features left, right, and center to their project. One thing to note is package management is done through the F-Droid compatible NetHunter store, so you can even choose to have a NetHunter device without any Google Play.

​The proxmark3 client supports RDV4 out of the box and NetHunter now also works with Android’s new partition layouts (A/B partitions no longer have one boot partition and one recovery partition. They are all the same, but twice! A few paths have also changed, such as /system now actually being under /system/system), which allows it to be built for the latest generation of devices.

There are 4 additional images for you to try NetHunter on (some may look familiar, as they are back due to community demand):​

• LG V20 International Edition

• Nexus 5X

• Nexus 10

• OnePlus 7 (Our new flagship device!)

With this announcement, the OnePlus 7 is now the phone we recommend for Kali NetHunter. It is the latest and greatest flagship device for half the price of other devices. The specifications are as follows:

• Snapdragon 855

• 8GB RAM

• 256GB storage

• Still cheaper than Google pixel 3a (mid-range phone!) ;)

And here is a sneaky peak at the new boot animation, across all devices:

ARM Update

For ARM devices this release, we have added support for the PINEBOOK as well as the Gateworks Ventana machines.

The RaspberryPi kernel has been bumped to version 4.19.66, which includes support for all of the RAM on 64-bit versions of the RaspberryPi 4. The RaspberryPi Zero W has seen improvements as well.

All of the RaspberryPi images have had their /boot partition increased, which is required due to the size of the new kernel packages.

The ODROID-C2 has been bumped to the 3.16.72 for its kernel.

All images now run dpkg-reconfigure xfonts-base on their first boot – this will cause a bit of a slow down for the first boot, but the result is that if you use VNC to any of them, they will no longer show a blank screen.

On the WSL front, we have added WSL ARM64 support, which you can find in the Windows store today.​

Official Kali Linux LXD Container Image Released

LXD is a next generation system container manager. It offers a user experience similar to virtual machines but using Linux containers instead.

It is image based with pre-made images available for a wide number of Linux distributions and we are excited to announce that Kali Linux is now one of them. We are working on the documentation but would like to share the excellent article from Simos Xenitellis in which he details how to install and run Kismet in a LXD Kali container.​

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