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- Weekly poll: Did Oppo hit the mark with Find X2 and Find X2 Pro?
- Flashback: Oppo Find 7 had the better 1440p screen, introduced VOOC fast charging
- Weekly poll results: the Xperia 1 II and Xperia 10 II can rekindle your love for Sony, but are pricey
- Our video review of the Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra camera is up
- Samsung Galaxy A31 launch nears as support page goes live on official site
- Samsung Galaxy M21 to be launched in India on March 16 with 48MP triple camera
- HTC publishes revenue results for February, down 33% YoY
- Verizon-bound OnePlus 8 confirmed by APK teardown
| Weekly poll: Did Oppo hit the mark with Find X2 and Find X2 Pro? Posted: 08 Mar 2020 06:44 AM PDT  Oppo restarted its flagship Find line last year with a phone that featured a motorized pop-up housing both front and rear cameras, plus a partnership with Lamborghini that gave us the first phone to support 50W fast charging. This year's phones have more conventional design, but the camera and charging are even more impressive. The Oppo Find X2 and X2 Pro return to the 1440p resolution, not seen on an Oppo phone since the Find 7. And this year it's an expansive 6.7" AMOLED panel with 120Hz refresh rate and 240Hz touch sampling rate. The display supports HDR10+ (and cover 100% of DCI-P3)... |
| Flashback: Oppo Find 7 had the better 1440p screen, introduced VOOC fast charging Posted: 08 Mar 2020 03:37 AM PDT  Last week's Flashback article focused on the first 1440p screen on a mobile phone. Well, sort of the first. The Oppo Find 7 - the subject of today's article - was announced first but arrived on the market after the LG G3. Also, as some of you correctly pointed out, the vivo Xplay3S had a 6.0" 1440p display in 2013, though that one didn't get a wide release, leaving the LG and Oppo phones to be the first in just about every market. The story of the Oppo Find 7 goes beyond the screen, the company had built up enough confidence to go head to head with flagships from Samsung, LG and Sony.... |
| Posted: 07 Mar 2020 11:23 PM PST  Last week's poll shows that Sony nailed it - its Mark II phones are just what people want. While Xperias are popular in online discussions, when you reach the store, wallet in hand, they are suddenly losing some of their appeal. The Sony Xperia 1 II improves the triple camera with larger main and ultrawide sensors, longer telephoto lens (3x zoom) and 4K/60fps support. It brings back the 3.5mm headphone jack and increases the battery capacity. All these changes proved a hit with voters. The maybe there, maybe not 90Hz mode for the screen didn't bother many people. In fact, very few... |
| Our video review of the Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra camera is up Posted: 07 Mar 2020 07:48 PM PST  The newly released Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra 5G has arguably the most advanced camera system on a smartphone to date. The main 1/1.33" 108MP nona-bayer main sensor and the 48MP telephoto camera capable of 4x optical zoom are unmatched, while the ultrawide snapper has already proven its worth. Innovation didn't stop with hardware as Samsung delivered plenty of camera features and optimizations to the whole processing. So, does the S20 Ultra 5G's camera system live up to the hype? Check out in our in-depth video review below and also make sure check out our camera comparison for the nitty and... |
| Samsung Galaxy A31 launch nears as support page goes live on official site Posted: 07 Mar 2020 04:11 PM PST  The Samsung Galaxy A31 recently bagged Bluetooth certification, hinting at an imminent launch. Now its support page has gone live on Samsung's official Russian site, suggesting the smartphone will be unveiled soon. The support page doesn't divulge anything about the Galaxy A31, but thanks to Geekbench we know it will boot to Android 10 and have 4GB RAM on onboard. There will likely be other memory options as well that are yet to be confirmed. Galaxy A31 support page on official Russian site (machine translated from Russian) Geekbench also revealed the Galaxy A31 will have... |
| Samsung Galaxy M21 to be launched in India on March 16 with 48MP triple camera Posted: 07 Mar 2020 01:20 PM PST  The Samsung Galaxy M21 will be launched in India on March 16, says an Indo-Asian News Service (IANS) report citing industry sources. The report claims that Galaxy M21 will boast a 6.4" Super AMOLED display backed by a huge 6,000 mAh battery. It also says that M21 will sport a triple camera on the back, with a 48MP main unit. Samsung Galaxy M20 Thanks to Geekbench, we also know that Galaxy M21 will have an Exynos 9611 SoC at the helm with 4GB RAM and it will run Android 10. The Galaxy M21 is rumored to have a 6GB RAM variant as well, and there will be two storage options -... |
| HTC publishes revenue results for February, down 33% YoY Posted: 07 Mar 2020 11:10 AM PST  HTC has published it's monthly revenue report, citing an unaudited consolidated revenue for February 2020 of NT$0.42 billion, or just over US$14 million. That's a drop of almost precisely 33% compared to the same month last year, and 12% down from the month of January, continuing the downfall of the once-successful Taiwanese phone maker. HTC U12+ We had almost forgotten HTC existed ourselves, but it reminded us it's still kicking late last month with the release of the Wildfire R70 entry-level smartphone for India and Thailand. It'll take more than that to have us truly convinced HTC... |
| Verizon-bound OnePlus 8 confirmed by APK teardown Posted: 07 Mar 2020 08:50 AM PST  It has been rumored for a while that the next OnePlus phone will have a Verizon variant in the US, and now there's tangible proof to back it up. Well, if a few strings in an APK teardown can count as tangible. The folks over at XDA Developers have looked into the latest version of the OnePlus Launcher available on the Play Store (4.3.3) and have found mentions of a Verizon folder to hold Big Red's bloatware. There will also apparently be a Verizon-specific software version for the OnePlus 8 and the launcher additionally mentions a OnePlus8VZW alongside OnePlus8TMO as separate... |
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