There is plenty of competition in the Indian mid-range smartphone market, with brands like iQOO, Motorola, and Realme actively launching new phones, all pushing performance and features at attractive prices. Honor, meanwhile, has chosen a slightly different path with the Honor X9c 5G, focusing on durability, display quality, and long-lasting battery life. Positioned as the successor to last year’s Honor X9b, the X9c isn’t a radical departure but rather a refined variant with a few targeted upgrades. Let’s take a closer look at how the phone performs across design, display, performance, and cameras.
2Nubia launches new fluffy AI pet robot with OLED eyes and emotional intelligence
Nubia has officially launched the iMoochi in China, an AI-powered pet robot designed for emotional companionship rather than standard voice assistant tasks. First teased by ZTE at MWC 2026, the device is now available starting at 1,699 yuan ($250), or 1,778 yuan ($262) bundled with a cloud-shaped charging dock. Nubia iMoochi Specifications Instead of functioning […]
