All the latest devices which are coming to the market
Motorola launched the new Moto G in India earlier this month for Rs 12,999. We have already seen a hands on and unboxing of the phone along with benchmarks and review. Here is a photo gallery of the New Moto G. Continue reading “New Motorola Moto G Photo Gallery”
HTC’s tryst with unique rear-camera tech (read: UltraPixel, Duo Camera) might soon come to end with the latest announcement that’s due in some days.
‘HTC Eye’ is what the new device shall call itself. Eye… hmmm, there’s certainly going to be emphasis on imaging tech on the device, something that the invitation flyer revealed too, a couple of days back. The event for which the invites were sent out earlier this week is scheduled to take place 8th October in New York City, which is where we expect the HTC Eye to finally see light of day. Continue reading “HTC Eye to reportedly feature a 5.2″ 1080p display, Snapdragon 801 SoC”
The Meizu MX4 was launched a little less than 10 days back at an event in China’s capital city of Beijing. The device comes with a 1799 Yuan price tag for Chinese citizens, which means it is one of the most affordable flagships around at the moment. The device was only shown in a dark grey colour during launch. However, a few pictures of a white variant of the beautiful phone landed on our desks today. Take a look: Continue reading “Meizu MX4 glimpsed in a white variant”
Meizu launched the MX4 a week back, and with a price tag that translated to less then $300 for buyers in China, the device looked like a great buy. For the first time in the history of its operations, Meizu opened pre-order for international customers as well, clearly suggesting that it wanted to make a name for itself globally. Continue reading “Meizu MX4 pre-orders now payable, starts at $449 for international buyers”
Following the footsteps of the ever expanding Xiaomi, OPPO has announced four phones for the Australian market. It is worthy to note that this is the first time that OPPO has launched smartphones in the country. Continue reading “OPPO enters the Australian market with 4 phones: Find 7, Find 7a, N1 Mini and Neo 5”
Those of you who often find yourselves cramped due to low storage are in for respite, as Xiaomi’s latest flagship — the Mi 4 — just went on to be available in a 64GB variant. Continue reading “Xiaomi Mi 4 now available in 64GB variant in China”
Besides launching the octa-core Play 8X-1000, Xolo today also unveiled the Q700s Plus. Unlike the 8X-1000, the Q700s Plus is a bit skewed towards the more budget-centric section of the market. Continue reading “Xolo Q700s Plus with 1.3GHz quad-core CPU, Android 4.4 launched for Rs. 8499”
India’s Xolo seems to be on an octa-core launch spree. After launching the 8X-1000 and the Play 8X-1200 earlier, the local vendor has now announced the Play 8X-1100.
Continue reading “Xolo Play 8X-1100 with Octa-core processor, 2GB RAM launched for Rs. 14999”
We managed to get the HTC One M8 Dual SIM device here at FoneArena and we decided to unbox it for you. Watch the unboxing video below and let us know if you have any questions about the device.
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It looks like the OnePlus One is more in demand than we initially thought. After reporting about a couple of OnePlus One lookalikes, here’s one from a fairly well-known company from China — the Elephone G5.
Continue reading “OnePlus One clones galore as another one hits the shelves”
Chinese makers have been making quite a lot of noise of late. In fact, the last two or three ‘exciting’ releases have all come from the Far East — Xiaomi Mi 3 (Mi 4 as well), OPPO Find 7 and of course, the OnePlus One.
Continue reading “Soon to release Meizu MX4 glimpsed yet again”
We’ve talked about the uber-thin Gionee phone that’s been in the works in the past. According to what we’re hearing, this phone will measure an insane 5mm thick (‘thin’ perhaps), to claim the title of the world’s thinnest Android smartphone.
Continue reading “Gionee teases its 5mm phone yet again; Launch soon?”
Keen to make a mark on the world map, Chinese phone makers are giving it their all to expand in to as many markets as possible. Xiaomi, and now OPPO are showing the very intent to make their presence felt.
After their tryst with OnePlus One clones, Chinese OEMs seem to have shifted their focus to the other big thing – the Xiaomi Mi 4. The Mi 4 happens to be an in-demand phone at the moment, and is being sold in very small numbers even in Xiaomi’s home country. The device has gotten so popular that it just got itself a clone.
OnePlus pride themselves in being the makers of the One, which they call the ‘flagship killer’. What if we told you there was another phone from China that could dethrone the OnePlus One?
Continue reading “Elephone P1000 with Quad HD display hopes to be the perfect OnePlus One killer”
