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Veaka think they can charge $805 for their 128GB Android phone, what do you think?
A new smartphone maker, Veaka, have unveiled plans to launch their flagship 128GB smartphone in China for $805!
2nd Generation Xiaomi TV to measure 55-inch and cost $483
Reports out of Taiwan claim that the next generation Xiaomi TV could measure in as large as 55-inches!
OnePlus announce OnePlus accounts
Today Oneplus announced a new centralised OnePlus Account system which will merge all current and future OnePlus services in to one easy to manage account.
Xiaomi Redmi Note Vs TCL Meme Da
TCL through a very powerful and well spec’d stone at Xiaomi today with the launch of the TCL Meme Da. Let’s see how the Meme Da compares to the Xiaomi Redmi Note!
GFive Kivu A7 get’s a 181 degree rotating 13 mega-pixel camera
GFive will be the 3rd manufacturer to launch their own unique Android smartphone with rotating 13 mega-pixel camera.
Leef Access brings microSD support to any Android smartphone!
Many have suffered due to lack of storage on their Android smartphone which lacks storage expansion features. However, this nifty little tool aims to solve this crisis and doesn’t cost much!
OPPO R1001, an entry-level OPPO spotted at the FCC
OPPO only announced their flagship Find 7 about a week back, but the company seems keen on keeping things rolling.
First batch of octacore JiaYu S2 will hit Chinese stores 29th March
At 12 noon on the 29th of this month JiaYu will begin selling the WCDMA JiaYu F1 and the top of the range JiaYu S2 in China.
Xiaomi have just signed a deal to build a Xiaomi Technology Park in 3 years
China’s Xiaomi are full of surprises and today there was a big one! The announcement of the companies own technology park!
Octa-core InFocus M320 with 2GB RAM now being offered for just $160 in China
The InFocus M320, an octa-core smartphone, is now going for as less as $160 in its home country.
2.5GHz Asian HTC One M8 vs. 2.3GHz US variant: AnTuTu scores
Benchmark scores of both variants of the HTC One M8 have surfaced, and as expected, the 2.5GHz Asian variant of the device finds itself well ahead of its US/European cousin.