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Xiaomi Yi Action Camera launched to rival GoPro
What’s costs $64 and can be strapped to the back of your cat? That’s right, Xiaomi’s Yi Action Camera that hopes to unsettle GoPro in China.
Yu Yureka Review: Pushing mid-range ahead
Get to know all about the newest kid on the block, in this in-depth and unbaised Yu Yureka review.
Xolo’s entry-level A1010 looks overpriced even at $90
Xolo’s entry-level A1010 just went live in the Indian market, but it isn’t the most powerful phone at $90.
Gionee teases it’s Elife S7 hours ahead of MWC launch
Gionee’s Elife S7 is going to be a looker, and the company’s making sure we don’t lose interest before the March 2 launch.
HTC M9 and Samsung Galaxy S6 cases show up on Alibaba in China
Alibaba is a great source of tips and leaks for upcoming phones, and once again the Ecommerce platform is helping to piece together both the HTC M9 and Samsung Galaxy S6 phones.
Want a high-end Ubuntu device now? Then why not install Ubuntu Touch on the OnePlus One
Ubuntu for phones has been shown off by BQ and at MWC Meizu will show the MX4, but what if you want Ubuntu Touch right now? Well if you have a OnePlus One then you are in luck.
Asus Zenfone 2 gets over 50,000 points on Antutu
The Asus Zenfone 2 was one of the big surprises of CES, with an Intel chipset and 2GB RAM and low price it promises killer performance and Antutu scores to some way to prove it.
Micromax Canvas Selfie launched in India, looks like a rebranded Meitu 2
Karbonn aren’t the only Indian phone maker to launch a phone today, Micromax have released their Canvas Selfie phone, a model that looks very familiar to us.
$88 Karbonn Titanium Dazzle launched in Inida
India based Karbonn have released their latest Android phone costing a remarkable $88.
20nm MT6796 chipset leaked on roadmap
Mediatek won’t be slowing down this year and plan to launch the 20nm MT6796 64bit later in the year.
Top Chinese phones we expect to see at MWC
With MWC starting in only a few days there are a lot of great Chinese and international brands we can look forward to seeing. Of course it is the Chinese tech that we are more concerned about and here are the top Chinese phones we expect to see at MWC.