Need a practical way to get comfortable with jazz chords? This single exercise will help you learn to voice major 7, minor 7, ...

Apparently, sometime Stones ivory tinkler Ian Stewart refused to record the piano part because of his dislike of minor chords. It's a good job he wasn't in The xx. Although written on an acoustic, ...

Headlined by the POCO F7 Ultra — the brand’s first true flagship, and the POCO F7 Pro, the series represents a major evolution for POCO, bringing premium features, previously reserved for top ...

Poco has launched its latest flagship F7 series smartphones in global markets with top of the line processors, IP68 rating and 50MP primary sensor. While the phones have been unveiled for the ...

It was revealed last week that the POCO F7 series will be launched today, with the series only having Pro and Ultra models, eschewing a base version. The global launch today reiterates that the lineup ...

The Poco F7 Ultra could be a bit of a game-changer for the Android scene. It’s the first Ultra-branded phone from Poco, which is a pretty big deal, as this is a company that I’ve come to know in my ...

On Thursday, March 27, Chinese brand POCO fielded another entry in the 8 Elite market with the launch of its F7 Ultra flagship. The standout thing here? The Xiaomi sub-brand is offering the ...

The F7 Ultra runs on the flagship Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset, and combines it with a triple rear camera setup, 120W wired charging, and IP68 protection from dust and water. Despite those specs ...

The Poco F7 Ultra may be the more powerful member in the series, but the Poco F7 Pro is no slouch. Armed with Qualcomm's previous-gen flagship chip – the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 and paired up to 12GB ...

Summary: POCO has announced the F7 Ultra and F7 Pro handsets. These are the company’s new high-end smartphones, and their price tags are great. The POCO F7 Ultra is the flagship model ...

The Poco F7 Ultra is its latest. It’s a flagship-specification smartphone with a surprisingly understated design, and a host of Poco-developed tech inside. Does it represent a new chapter for Poco?