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Yes we believe a smartphone can't be a flagship without AI, but a flagship can be within $499.
You read it right!
Price: $499
Specs
CPU: Kirin 970
Battery: 3750mAh
RAM/Storage: 6gb+128gb (expandable 256gb)
Display: 5.99" 1080 x 2160
Primary camera: 16 MP (f/1.8) rgb + 20 MP mono
Front camera: 13 MP (f/2.0)
Android 8.1
EMUI 8.0
Purchase link: https://store.hihonor.com/us/honor-view-10
Wow. Are you gonna update this device? German device I haven't gotten an update for 3 months still stuck at 8.0.0.120a
[email protected]_USA said:
Yes we believe a smartphone can't be a flagship without AI, but a flagship can be within $499.
You read it right!
Price: $499
Special offer if you follow instructions in the link at the bottom.
You can pre-order the Honor View10 for $469, a $30 discount! :good:
Specs
CPU: Kirin 970
Battery: 3750mAh
RAM/Storage: 6gb+128gb (expandable 256gb)
Display: 5.99" 1080 x 2160
Primary camera: 16 MP (f/1.8) rgb + 20 MP mono
Front camera: 13 MP (f/2.0)
Android 8.1
EMUI 8.0
Pre-Order link here: https://goo.gl/G8pVmc
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Can you confirm that the bands listed for the US version are correct? Why the removal of 1 and 3? These are pretty much a must for international travel. Even the Honor 8 had them.
Looks like I'm going to have to pass. No Band 66 or Band 71 and missing a few international bands for traveling.
Can Honor state if this device supports TMobile WiFi Calling? Every other Honor device doesn't.
Too little, too late.
I opted for the Galaxy S9+. Yeah, I paid about $350 more for it but I also got a VR headset (which I'll probably never use), a very nice wireless quick charger, and a pair of Samsung IconX wireless Bluetooth earbuds. A little over $400 in extra stuff.
I could easily sell that stuff and would have gotten the S9+ for less than $500 after all was said and done.
When do we get android 8.1 update in other countries?
When do we get view10 stocks back in India. It is out of stock from last few weeks.
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OnePlus 2 will be launching soon within next 24 hours and they have released an invite queue in which you can register to get an invite.
So before it's too late, REGISTER YOURSELF FAST:- https://goo.gl/KHgnRg
Also you can watch the LIVE Event by downloading the app from PLAY STORE:- https://goo.gl/E82MjM
-> OnePlus 2 was tipped to feature a 5.5-inch display, which will be 1080p (like the current OnePlus One) or an upgraded Quad HD display.
-> The OnePlus 2 will feature a 13MP f/2.0 rear camera with laser autofocus, 5-megapixel selfie snapper, 32GB storage, and a 3,300mAh battery.
-> OnePlus has officially announced the 2 will come running a 64-bit 8-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 v2.1 processor. This means Adreno 430 graphics and fine-tuning to deal with that overheating issue.
-> OnePlus has also officially confirmed that the OnePlus 2 will have a USB Type-C connector. That means it will be reversable for easy connection, but that's not all. OnePlus has teased that it will be enhancing the USB C connector or make give it additional powers. There's no telling what that might be, just yet.
-> OnePlus 2 will boast a fancy fingerprint scanner for unlocking the device. It has described the scanner as "refined and lightning quick", emphasising that it'll be able to unlock your device faster than "TouchID". It'll also store up to five fingerprint profiles.
-> OnePlus 2 will have 4GB of RAM, making it one of the more powerful handsets out there.
All these features will be would be under $450.
So go ahead and book your spot now,
I am using my oneplus since around 9 months, and haven't even gotten an invite for the OPO yet :/
FreakeSport said:
I am using my oneplus since around 9 months, and haven't even gotten an invite for the OPO yet :/
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That's weird. You brought it from Official oneplus.net? As I got my invites within 2 months and 3-6 invites more before the invite system was removed.
I'm looking forward to OnePlus 2 phone, but I will not buy.
Krystyna said:
I'm looking forward to OnePlus 2 phone, but I will not buy.
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I am planning to upgrade my s4 and I think OnePlus Two would be most efficient option for me. So I will buy it for sure... :angel:
There's a thread on this already, no need for more...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-2/general/invite-t3164888
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The Meizu M3 Note was launched in India today and comes with a 5.5-inch Full HD touchscreen display, a 1.8GHz MediaTek Helio P10 octa-core processor paired with 3GB of RAM and 32GB of internal memory. It also has a 13MP, 5MP camera combo, a big 4100 mAh battery and an option for expandable memory.
On the other hand, the Le 1s Eco was announced on May 3rd with a 5.5-inch Full HD in-cell touchscreen display, a Helio X10 1.8Ghz octa-core processor paired with 3GB of RAM and 32GB on internal memory. It uses a 13MP ISOCELL camera on the back and a 5MP front-camera, backed by a 3000 mAh battery but no expandable memory.
Priced at INR 9999, the Meizu M3 Note goes on sale at the end of this month – May 31st exclusively on Amazon while the Le 1s Eco is going on sale tomorrow on Flipkart at the same price. http://bit.ly/Le1sEco-FK
Both devices come with similar specifications and pricing, so what sets them apart? CONTENT!
2016 marks the beginning of the “content over specs” war and LeEco has leapfrogged the competition by integrating #Supertainment content into the Le 1s Eco. So, users can now watch crystal-clear videos of their favourite TV shows and the latest blockbusters on the Le 1s Eco without any additional cost - 2000+ movies and 100+ live TV channels will ensure that users never need to look anywhere else for entertainment!
What do you think?
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Le eco 1s eco is a bull **** I am using the phone the ui is crappy also it is full of bloatware.no improvement even after the update provided actually its injecting more bloatware.
Will suggest not to buy this phone
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The letv team is launching a new phone every month this makes me more assured that the buyers are not going to get support for these phones .the ui is buggy and crappy .camera app is worst than a 5k handset they have huge amount of bloatware already loaded that even 3 GB ram is insufficient to handle those terrorists.rather than addressing these issues they are launching new buggy handsets.my advise is to stay away from this manufacturer
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Hey guys,
Here's the all-new Beelink GT1.
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If you're into this kind of gadgets you might have heard of Beelink. They deliver android-tv solutions under great price with awesome performance (i68, X2 or the more recent MiniMXIII prove the point).
Main specs:
Brand: Beelink
Model: GT1
GPU: ARM Mali-T820MP3 a 750Mhz
CPU: Amlogic S912 Octacore a 2.0GHz
SO: Android 6.0.1
RAM: 2Gb DDR3
ROM: 16Gb
Ethernet: 1000Mbps LAN
WIFI: IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n/ac，2.4Ghz+5Ghz+ac
BT: BT 4.0
Amazon: $66,97
Gearbest: $59,99 (if you use the code "GBGT1" the price will drop to $55,99)
Unboxing and review on the second post.
Screens
Unboxing
Beelink was ever so kind to send me a test version. Shipping was pretty quick (4 dias to Portugal!!!). The packaging could have been better, that would have prevented some damages to the box. Luckily it was just the box. Still... an aspect to consider.
The outside box is pretty simple, but it suits the purpose. One must take in account that they have to sacrifice some things in order to keep their products at low price for the quality you get. The box is still pretty elegant though.
(some box damage due to poor packaging)
Content:
Android TV-Box Beelink GT1
Remote
HDMI Cable
EU Power Adapter
Instructions Manual
This is one of the first boxes to reach the market with the all-new AmLogic S912 processor, which boosts not only the processing. Comparing to the S905X, for instance, video encoding is done with H.265 (instead of H.264) at 60FPS. That's only one of the advantages. Check out the image below for better comparison.
First boot with it was pretty good. It didn't take more than 20 seconds. Boot animation is far from being a masterpiece, but that doesn't matter much. What matters is that it does exactly what it sets out to do, in a pretty decent manner btw.
This is one of the first boxes in the market to play 4K contents "out-of-the-box" in both Dolby Vision and HDR10.
Later this week I will be updating this post with some screenshots and video review.
Beelink GT1 Review
It will be a great box, waiting for test review.
Anyone know where to get Android 9.0 firmware for gt1_313M0 ? Is Android 6.0.1 really the final version of Android for this?!?!
Source from GSMArena https://www.gsmarena.com/exclusive_honor_20_or_honor_20_pro_case_render_leak_shows_space_for_multiple_rear_cameras-news-36467.php
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First off, it looks like this handset will have a bunch of rear cameras, as the cutout for those is quite big. The design of the cutout itself makes us think of the Huawei P30 Pro's camera arrangement, with the LED flash placed to the right of the main camera array, although in this case it's on the lower side, not the upper.
We'd venture a guess and say this Honor device will come with at least three cams on the back, unless it completely apes the P30 Pro and adds a TOF 3D camera under (or above) the LED flash as well. Given that all of this implies it will be a high-end offering, it's likely to be the Honor 20 Pro, because so far we haven't seen any leaked renders of that handset itself - whereas the non-Pro Honor 20, if we go by past leaks, will have a different rear camera arrangement. Then again, if those previous rumors were wrong, we might in fact be looking at a case for the Honor 20. Only time (and more leaks) will tell for sure.
The Honor 20 Pro is expected to sport Sony's IMX600 sensor, which apparently has 48MP resolution just like the IMX586 that we've already seen in a few phones. The Honor 20 Pro has also been rumored to have a 6.1" OLED screen with an under-display fingerprint scanner, the Kirin 980 chipset, and three RAM/storage configurations - 6/128 GB, 8/128 GB, and 8/256 GB. Pricing in China should start around $450, which will probably translate into €500-550 in Europe, and the Honor 20 Pro could get official as soon as April 25.
Exciting for this device! I like the camera layout and couldn't accept the way of Huawei Mate 20.
Does anybody have other info about Honor 20? Leave message here
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Info from ZTE USA website:
Starts at US$550 for 8gb RAM (or 12gb) & 256gb ROM
6.47” FHD+ (2340 X 1080) AMOLED screen
Curved screen edge
4,000mAh Battery
Qualcomm Quick Charge™ 4+ and Wireless Quick Charge 3.0
No-bezel screen with fingerprint sensor & notch camera
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Battery
4000mAh (typical), Qualcomm®Quick Charge™ 4+, wireless charging v3.0
Memory
8GB or 12GB RAM + 256GB ROM
Expandable Storage (up to 2 TB via Micro SD memory card*)
Display
6.47” quad curved 3D AMOLED screen, FHD+(2340x1080)
Features
In-display fingerprint, Dual super linear speaker, DTS:X® Ultra , Hi-Fi, Face ID, NFC,
GPS/A-GPS /Galileo, 802.11a/b/g/n/ac, 2.4 GHz/5 GHz, BT 5.0
OS
Android P (upgrading to Android 10 by end of calendar 2019)
Camera
Rear: 48M(4in1) f/1.7 + 20M(4in1) 125°wide angle f/2.2 + 8M telephoto camera f/2.4
Front: 20M(4in1) f/2.0
Network
FDD:1/2/3/4/5/7/8/12/13/17/18/19/20/25/26/28/30/66/71;
TDD:B34/38/39/40/41(2535-2655MHz);
UMTS:B1/2/4/5/8;
GSM:B2/3/5/8
LTE 4*4MIMO B2/4/7/38/41/66
DL 4CA,DL 3CA,DL 2CA;UL 2CA
Platform
Qualcomm™ Snapdragon™ SD855 octa core SoC processor
Size
159.2*73.4*7.9mm (6.27 x 2.89 x 0.31 inches)
Interfaces
USB Type-C 3.1 (GEN1), nano+ nano/microSD (up to 2TB)
Accelerometer, Proximity, Fingerprint, Facial recognition, RGB Sensor, Compass, Gyroscope, Hall sensor
* Wireless charger and Micro SD card are not included.
After the fiasco of software problems with the Axon 7 I don't think I would spend a significant sum on one of their phones again.
They really need to get their **** together....
RobboW said:
After the fiasco of software problems with the Axon 7 I don't think I would spend a significant sum on one of their phones again.
They really need to get their **** together....
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Yeah that was quite the nightmare, especially with the ban and having a not good last update. Glad GSI's are doing the trick, but I think ZTE should work on their updates a little better.
I will bet my money on huawei flagships instead...
taufikthexfader said:
I will bet my money on huawei flagships instead...
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I hope they survive the Trump administration fiasco of trade wars because their phones are very good.
I got my wife a new Mate 20 recently, as long as it's modern she won't care if it's on Android 10 or 11. She wouldn't have a clue and it will get 10 at least.
I don't care about the bootloader as modern Android is great as long as the OEM doesn't make it with too many bugs (looking crossly at ZTE).
My Axon 7 and Axon 7 Mini are both stock and it doesn't bother me from a feature point of view.
Rooting and modding them was all in the past because the OS was so fragmented and basic. Now it's just not a concern for me.
I'd have a new Huawei right now if needed. The new models coming out from now on are where the problem is, not the pre-existing ones.