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Top 7 Chinese smartphone products to watch this week
As ever it is a great week to be a fan of Chinese smartphones and related technology, and this week sees some very exciting launches. Here are 7 Chinese smartphone products to watch this week.
Oppo CEO posts first camera sample from the Oppo N3
After a recent price exposure of 4,298 Yuan ($700), Oppo bosses have gone ahead and release more about the camera centric phone by way of a camera sample.
Oppo N3 Oclick 2 visits the FCC
2 days ahead of the Oppo N3 launch date, the 2nd generation bluetooth controller for the rotating camera phone makes a stop at the FCC.
Black and white IUNI U3 go on sale 29th October
Chinese phone customers will have their choices cut out this week with the Huawei Honor 4X, Oppo N3 and now the next batch of IUNI U3 phones going on sale.
$150 will get you the hexacore, FHD, 2GB RAM Amoi A955T in China
The Amoi A955T is just what the doctor ordered to spice up the entry-level smartphone market, it has the right price, specs and even a good looking design!
64bit Gionee F301 promises to bring us low-cost LTE
Gionee go official with the Gionee F301 64bit Android smartphone with speedy 4G LTE.
Xiaomi Redmi Note spotted running MIUI V6 based on Kitkat
Redmi Note owners you could be in for a nice chunk of Kitkat soon after leaked photos show MIUI V6 running on the large screen Xiaomi.
Purported Meizu MX4 Pro shows up in the flesh and on GFXbench
Meizuâs 2014 flagship will be on show in a few weeks at an official launch in China, but the powerhouse has already been strutting its stuff on GFXbench.
Ecoo release intro video for the E02 and post photos of the E03 Pioneer
Start up Ecoo have posted photos of their new Ecoo E03 along with an introduction video for their Ecoo E02 Shining.
5000 Meizu fans asked to take part in Flyme 4.0 Beta test for MX2 and MX3
If you are rocking either the Meizu MX3 or Meizu MX2 then news that Meizu are rolling out beta version of Flyme 4.0 should be pretty exciting.
If a gold iPhone doesnât cut it then why not the $32,000 Chinese Veb V2?
China has the worlds fastest growing phone market and the range of device sweep the spectrum from cheap and cheerful to downright ludicrous! Guess where we would place the $32,000 Veb V2.
Elephone P4000 photos leaked, show metal frame
This morning we have received leaked photos that show the real engineering prototype model of the new Elephant P4000 smartphone.
Oppo could be ready to launch a 4mm thin smartphone
Oppo and Gionee have been passing the worldâs thinnest smartphone title between each other for years, now Oppo are ready to snatch it right back.
Oppo Olens reappears on the back of a Find 7
Back when Oppo were hyping the Oppo N1 there were also leaks of the Olens, a detachable NFC lens that would connect to the back of a smartphone. It never launched, but perhaps it will this year.