DOOGEE announce 3 new 64bit LTE phones launching soon


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DOOGEE are adding new phones to their range, starting with 3 new LTE equipped devices boasting Mediatek’s latest 64bit processor.

To usher in the latest LTE smartphones, DOOGEE will be introducing a new “F” series range of devices. The phones will include the DOOGEE F1 Turbo Mini, the DOOGEE F2 Ibizia, and the F3 Europa. Each device will use Mediatek’s new quad-core MT6732 processor based on Cortex A53, 64bit architecture.

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For fans of smaller phones the 4.5-inch F1 Turbo Mini is a smaller version of the popular DOOGEE DG 2014 with added LTE. The phone also boasts Mediateks HotKnot (an NFC replacement”, 1GB RAM and 8GB of internal memory.

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If you need some thing a little larger and more stylish the white and gold DOOGEE F2 Ibizia has similar specs, LTE and a 5-inch display.

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And finally we have the DOOGEE F3 Europa smartphone, which boasts Gorilla Glass panels, rear touch control, 5-inch HD display, LTE, and also 1GB RAM and 8GB memory.

Full specifications of each of these phones, along with pricing and launch date have not been announced, but the company do intend to market these devices in Europe.

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4 Comments

  1. Evgenij Nebotov
    October 16, 2014

    can’t understand , what would be more powerful , better in games and in battery life? 6595 or this 6732?

    • Kamui
      October 16, 2014

      I think 6595. But the real question is…64bit processor? Will they include 64bit android OS and which apps are gonna be compiled for 64bit processing…

  2. Chavdar Ivanov Chavdarov
    October 16, 2014

    6732 will have better GPU, probably on newer tech process so lower power usage too

  3. desponent
    October 16, 2014

    Lovely, it’s 2015 soon and we still have those 1GB phone.