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Huawei Enjoy 7S to be sold as Huawei P Smart outside China: Last week Huawei announced their new midrange phone Enjoy 7S. This Huawei smartphone has Huaweis home made Kirin 659 chipset with dual cameras on the back and the latest EMUI. This huawei's latest mobile phone has Android Oreo out of the box. The Huawei P smart has the same specs as the Enjoy 7S. Huawei P Smart has a unibody metal design and packs a 3000mAh battery. For detailed specs, visit our website.

Qualcomm will introduce Snapdragon 670, 640 and 460: In December, Snapdragon, who made announcements about the flagship chip SD845 within the scope of the Snapdragon Technology Summit, leaked information about the new chip, which will be released in 2018. San Diego based company Snapdragon is known for its high quality and calculated chipsets especially developed for users who are looking for quality phones but suitable for mobile phones. As of day one, the hardware specifications for the Snapdragon 670, 640 and 460, which the company is preparing to release in 2018, have emerged. Snapdragon 670: There seems to be nothing new about the Snapdragon 670 other than what we heard about a month ago. This chipset, which will take the place of the Snapdragon 660, will pull up the middle segment phones one more step. Apart from that, we see that the GPU has been upgraded from Adreno 512 to Adreno 620. If you look at your camera, the Spectra 260 ISP will offer you a 26MP single came...

OnePlus 5T: Open beta of Android 8.0 Oreo: OnePlus makes it clear that the open beta of Android 8.0 Oreo will begin shortly on the OnePlus 5T . Before the end of the year. OnePlus continues on its good momentum. After deploying the update to Android 8.0 Oreo (via OxygenOS 5.0) on its OnePlus 3 and 3T, then on the OnePlus 5, the Chinese manufacturer is preparing to share its latest, the OnePlus 5T . The open beta on the flagship of the brand should very quickly start. In any case, this is clearly suggested by the German branch of the company through a tweet. Weihnachten ist zwar vorbei, aber wir haben trotzdem ein Geschenk für euch! ;) Wie wär's mit der Open Beta für Android Oreo auf dem #OnePlus5T ! pic.twitter.com/LvKR3A6duC — OnePlus Deutschland (@OnePlus_DE) December 27, 2017 In the post, OnePlus Germany writes that "Christmas is over, but we still have a present for you! How about the open beta for Android Oreo on the OnePlus 5T! ". If no specific date is i...

Xiaomi Mi A1: Oreo update allows you to quick charge your device With the update to Android 8.0 Oreo, the Xiaomi Mi A1 can finally be recharged faster, thus remedying one of its flaws. Picture: Frandroid The Xiaomi Mi A1 had aroused the curiosity of a lot of people at the time of its announcement. Far from being a flagship, this smartphone has the main interest to be the first of the brand to run Android One, the very minimal version of Google's operating system. However, the interface was based on Android Nougat, but the beta of Android 8.0 Oreo is in progress (for beta users only). This update has brought a big positive point: fast charging. While testing the Xiaomi Mi A1 , we noticed the fact that the battery was charging too slowly and it took about an hour to go from 0 to 60% - and about two hours to refuel. But, as Telecomtalk.info points out, the phone, after going under Oreo, now needs 92 minutes to go from 0 to 100% battery. This is a nice improvement that ...

Android P: Operators could hide the power of their network signals In current Android versions, you have the option to access network signal strength in Settings. A new piece of code spotted by XDA Dev gives us a strange indication for the next major update of Android. Android P could allow operators to hide the signal strength of their network, but not totally. Reports say that this feature was requested by different carriers and Google agreed to their demand. The motivation behind this change remains quite mysterious. It gives the impression that Google wants to allow operators to hide the real quality of their network. It is extremely difficult to select an operator, as information about the quality of their network remains unclear. However users can still measure their phone signal strength by using different applications and general developers will still be able to access the actual intensity. Source: www.newsaboutphones.com

Samsung Galaxy S9 leak images: An accessories manufacturer Ghostek, shared some images of upcoming Samsung flagship Samsung Galaxy S9. Ghostek is well known manufacturer of shockproof cases. The company is already taking orders of rugged shockproof cases for Korean giant for their next flagships. Here-under some images of the shockproof case: [caption id="attachment_659" align="alignnone" width="728"] Image: GSMArena[/caption] As per the image above, the design of S9 is pretty much the same as S8. As expected, Infinity Display with 18.5:9 ratio in bezels on top and bottom. A Bixby button will keep company to the volume rocker on the left with the power button staying on the right side.   This time the fingerprint sensor is in a more convenient position for fingers (in the mid). [caption id="attachment_660" align="alignnone" width="728"] Image: GSMArena[/caption] Gladly, Samsung is not ditching 3.5mm jack l...

Huawei Officially coming in the US: After months of rumors and unconfirmed reports, the Chinese based smartphone manufacturer giant Huawei has finally and officially revealed that some of its phones will be sold by US wireless operators.  The launch will begin in 2018. The first phone to be launch will be from Mate 10 family however no exact date confirmed by Huawei. The report comes from ABC News, mentioning Richard Yu who’s the president of Huawei Technologies consumer business. He said "We will sell our flagship phone, our product, in the US market through operators next year." The Mate 10 , and its high-end brother, the Mate 10 Pro , went on sale in China and other markets before. Previous rumors claimed that Mate 10 Pro would be sold by AT & T and Verizon in 2018. Yu did not specify details on which operators would sell their phones, but did reveal that more information about those sales plans will be announced in early January during CES 2018. Huawei ha...