All the latest devices which are coming to the market
Lenovo announced the A7000 smartphone today at MWC 2015. The successor of the A6000, the phone supports 4G LTE and is also the world’s first smartphone with Dolby ATMOS support, offering an immersive audio experience. We went hand on with the phone at the event and here is a walkthrough at the hardware.
HTC finally took wraps off the much anticipated One M9 at MWC 2015. We have already seen the hands on and first impression of the phone. Lets check out the One M9 in Silver Gold and Gunmetal Grey in this posts. Continue reading “HTC One M9 Silver Gold vs Gunmetal Grey Photo Gallery”
HTC finally took wraps off the much anticipated One M9 at MWC 2015. We have already seen the hands on and first impression of the phone. Now lets take a look at the hardware of the phone in this photo gallery post. Continue reading “HTC One M9 Photo Gallery”
Acer is another smartphone maker that will launch a new device at the MWC 2015. The company will unveil a Windows 10 smartphone at upcoming event next month.
Continue reading “Acer to unveil new Windows 10 smartphone at MWC 2015”
HTC announced the Desire EYE in October last year, which went on sale in December. The selfie focused smartphone has a 13MP front facing camera. We already brought you the photo gallery of Matt White variant, let’s take a look at the photo gallery of Submarine Blue. Check out the review of the phone here. Continue reading “HTC Desire EYE Submarine Blue Photo Gallery”
Samsung officially announced the all metal Galaxy A7 last month and the phone went on sale in India last week for Rs 30,499. We have already went hands on with the phone and seen the unboxing. Now lets take a look at walk through at the hardware of the device in this photo gallery. Continue reading “Samsung Galaxy A7 Photo Gallery”
Xiaomi announced the Mi Note last month in China. The flagship smartphone from the company is priced at 2299 Chinese Yuan for the 16GB variant and the 64GB variant costs 2799 Chinese Yuan . We brought you unboxing and first impressions of the smartphone recently, here we have the photo gallery. Continue reading “Xiaomi Mi Note Photo Gallery”
As part of our tour of Huawei’s China facilities, we were given an exclusive look at the company’s Research & Development labs. In the second of a two part-series, we look at the ways that Huawei tests the ability of its handsets to survive environment and climate changes as well as the key part; the reliability of its smartphones and their various ports and buttons.
In the first part of this series, we covered how Huawei tests its handsets for network performance and compliance with radiation emissions regulations and in this second part, we’re going to look at the tests that really affect mobile handsets – the reliability of the handset and its ports and the ability of the handset to handle different environments and climate changing. Continue reading “Inside Huawei R&D Part 2: Device Reliability and Environment testing”
It looks like LG does not want to clash the launch of its next flagship with the Samsung Galaxy S6. Hence, as per a latest report from the Korea Times, the company will launch the LG G4 in April.
ZTE have today announced that the new Blade S6 smartphone is available to buy in the UK for just £169.99. Announced a couple of weeks ago, the new member of ZTE’s “mass market premium” Blade series is targeted at the “young and young at heart” with solid specifications at a spectacularly low price point. Continue reading “ZTE Blade S6 now available in the UK for £169.99”
With more and more smartphones released on the market each year, it becomes even more difficult for a handset to stand out from the competition. Some manufacturers have attempted to attract customers using specialist software and hardware features – like the S Pen on the Galaxy Note 4 – but for others, standing out has been difficult and we’ve seen many companies struggle to make their mark.
In the case of Russian company Yota, they saw an opportunity to show that e-ink displays – which have been present on eReaders for a while now – could also be used in a smartphone and whilst the YotaPhone was designed like a wedge, the YotaPhone 2 aims to be different by offering a Full colour display and a unique e-ink display all in one smartphone. It’s one of the most expensive handsets on the market but is it worth it and can e-ink displays be useful on a smartphone or is this just a phase? Let’s find out in our full YotaPhone 2 review. Continue reading “YotaPhone 2 Review – A tale of two halves”
BLU Products has released BLU Studio Energy smartphone in U.S. with a 5000mAh battery that promises up to 4 days of battery life on standard usage with a single charge or 45 days stand-by. Specifications of the smartphone is decent too, which includes a 5-inch HD display, 1.3GHz Quad Core Processor, 1GB RAM and 8GB of internal storage with expansion slot. It runs on Android 4.4 (KitKat), which will be upgraded to to Lollipop in June, says the company. Continue reading “BLU Studio Energy with 5000mAh battery goes on sale in the US for $149”
Xiaomi announced the Redmi 2 smartphone in China last month. It is a budget smartphone from the company that supports 4G LTE connectivity. We have seen the unboxing and photo gallery of the phone and now lets compare the phone with Xiaomi Redmi 1s in this photo gallery. Continue reading “Xiaomi Redmi 2 vs Redmi 1S Photo Gallery”
Huawei’s Shanghai Campus
As part of our tour of Huawei’s China facilities, we were given an exclusive look at the company’s Research & Development labs to understand the different steps taken to ensure a handset is fit for consumer use. In the first of a two-part series, we take a look at the ways that Huawei tests the Antenna, Network and Radiation levels of its handsets. Continue reading “Inside Huawei R&D Part 1: Antennae, Network and Radiation”
Xiaomi launched the Mi 4 smartphone in China in July 2014 and the phone was launched in India last month for Rs. 19,999, which go on sale on Flipkart in the first flash sale today. The OnePlus One on the other hand was launched in India in December last year and is priced at Rs. 21,999. Let’s compare the two phones and take a look at their hardware in this photo gallery. Continue reading “Xiaomi Mi 4 vs OnePlus One Photo Gallery”
