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Chinese chipmaker, Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp (SMIC) may have been under the searchlight of the US Defense Department and a new proposal could see the company being shut out from accessing key supplies from US producers. The Defense Department says that some current regulatory loopholes are being exploited by SMIC to buy critical United States technology that could be used for military purposes.
However, it is reported that the Defense Department’s proposal is not having a smooth ride as some US Commerce Department officials are making efforts to block the new proposal. SMIC is already holding the wrong end of the stick, as it has been previously blacklisted from accessing advanced manufacturing equipment from US suppliers on suspicion of ties to the Chinese military. SMIC continues to reject the claims that it has any links with the Chinese military.
Chinese companies have continued to endure stringent scrutiny and blacklisting due to suspicion that they may be fronts for the Chinese government or its military. More Chinese companies could be added to the US blacklist in the coming months. These blacklists are captured by the Commerce Department’s Entity List and the Treasury Department’s list banning US investment.
The blacklisting move comes amidst growing tensions between Beijing and Washington. Some of the issues are also related to alleged human rights violations in China’s Xinjiang region. An official response from SMIC is still expected at this time.
Qualcomm released their 4nm-based Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chipset earlier this month. The company promised a 20% leap in performance over the Snapdragon 888, which was confirmed yesterday by Motorola, who launched the first smartphone housing the latest Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 SoC, the Moto Edge X30.
Earlier today, the General Manager of Motorola, Chen Jin, took to Weibo (a Chinese microblogging website) to boast the structural features of their latest flagship, including its aluminum alloy frame, which allows the device to offer excellent thermal conductivity helping keep the phone cool.
However, there might be trouble in paradise as a tweet by the popular tipster @iceUniverse, suggest that the new SD 8 Gen 1 SoC might have heating issues. The tweet reads “On moto phones, the extreme test of Snapdragon 8 Gen1 is very hot. Please be mentally prepared, 2022 may be “HOOOT” year for Android phones.”
On moto phones, the extreme test of Snapdragon 8 Gen1 is very hot. Please be mentally prepared, 2022 may be “HOOOT”year for Android phones.
The Moto phone mentioned in the tweet is the newly released Moto Edge X30, which undercut other brands like Xiaomi to be the first to launch a phone with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 SoC. But the tweet warns about being mentally prepared for a ‘Hot year for Android phones’, indicating that the problem is SoC-centric rather than a bad cooling solution from Motorola.
The Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 uses Samsung’s 4-nm node and ARM’s v9 architecture, which is highly power efficient. So, in theory, it looks like the SoC should run cooler compared to the last generation. But the issue here might be the additional performance gain, as skeptics have pointed out that Motorola might not be throttling the chip’s performance enough to keep the temperatures under control in heavy use cases.
For those unaware, thermal throttling occurs when the chip heats up due to constant heavy use like gaming, video recording, or running processor-intensive apps. To prevent the SoC from overheating and potentially damaging or degrading, Smartphone companies program temperature limits into their devices which once crossed results in slowing down of the CPU, aka throttling, to help it maintain safe temperatures and cool down. This results in a considerable loss in performance.
This cooling method is employed as OEMs have little to no room for other cooling solutions due to smartphones getting slimmer while gaining performance every year.
It is too soon to accurately tell what the root cause of this heating issue is, so stick around as we will cover any notable developments.
Chinese tech giant Xiaomi is gearing up to unveil MIUI 13 in the coming days. However, there are still multiple handsets out there that are yet to be upgraded to MIUI 12.5 Enhanced Edition.
The update is currently rolling out to the following regional variants of the listed smartphones with the mentioned build numbers.
Like any other OTA software update, the latest system update for these phones is also being rolled out in batches. Therefore, it may take some time to reach every user.
That being said, the Redmi 9T is originally known as Redmi Note 9 4G in China. This version of the handset has already received the update in China. At the same time, the variant sold in India as Redmi 9 Power is yet to get the update just like the remaining regional variants of Redmi 9T.
On the other hand, the Redmi K40 Gaming Edition also goes by the name of POCO F3 GT in India. The POCO version of the device should receive the update in the coming days.
With China aggressively expanding in various fields like artificial intelligence, 5G networking, semiconductors, and more, it appears that the nation will be overtaking the US in 21st century technologies within just a decade.
The news arrives from a recent report from Harvard, which is titled “The Great Rivalry: China vs the US in the 21st Century” that was published by the the Belfer Centre for Science and International Affairs at the Harvard Kennedy School in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The report adds that “China’s rapid rise to challenge US dominance of technology’s commanding heights has captured America’s attention.” It further adds that in some areas China “has already become No 1. In others, on current trajectories, it will overtake the US within the next decade.”
This report further emphasizes on the very real possibility of China replacing the US to become the world’s top economic and technological power, which Reuterslabeled as a Sputnik moment of this generation. As of right now, the Asian country has already dethroned America to become the world’s top high tech manufacturer. The nation had produced over 250 million computers, 25 million cars, and a whopping 1.5 billion smartphones in 2020 alone, as per the Harvard report.
Back in October, US intelligence officials had even warned American tech firm about working with their Chinese counterparts (and by that extension the country as well), especially in the fields of I, quantum computing, bioscience, semiconductors and autonomous systems. The report states that “China is catching up and, in some cases, has already overtaken America. Unlike prior technological revolutions that took place when the nation was still a poor country, China’s meteoric rise has provided it with the funds and manpower to potentially lead this field.”
In October, Honor announced the Honor X30i and Honor X30 Max smartphones in China. Now, the brand is gearing to unleash the Honor X30 on Dec. 16 in the home market. Its rumored specs suggest that it will be positioned higher than the existing X30 models. Now, tipster Panda is Bald has shared a render to reveal the rear camera design of the Honor X30.
The leaked poster reveals that the Honor X30 will be flaunting a circular camera housing. It appears that the smartphone features a triple camera system and an LED flash. A recent leak claimed that the X30 has a 48-megapixel primary camera and a pair of 2-megapixel snappers.
While the Honor X30 is speculated to feature a punch-hole display, there is no image that showcases its front design. The only other thing that is known about the X30 is that it will be equipped with the Snapdragon 695 mobile platform. The other details of the smartphone are under the wraps.
Its right side is fitted with a volume rocker and a power key. The absence of a physical fingerprint scanner suggests that it could be equipped with an AMOLED display with an in-screen fingerprint scanner. Hopefully, newer reports that may appear before the launch date will reveal more details on its display and other specs.
Apart from the Honor X30, the Chinese manufacturer is also working on the Honor 60 SE. This device is expected to arrive with support for 40W fast charging. The case renders of the phone that appeared last week revealed that it will be equipped with a punch-hole display, a triple camera unit, and it will lack a 3.5mm audio jack.
Yesterday, we reported on OPPO recruiting ColorOS 12 beta testers for OPPO Reno5 Pro and OPPO Reno5 Pro 5G. It appears the company even opened beta registrations for two more phones, namely OPPO F19 Pro+ 5G and OPPO Reno6 Z 5G, at around the same time.
OPPO F19 Pro+ 5G
The Android 12-based ColorOS 12 beta program for the above-mentioned four smartphones was supposed to start only today (December 10). However, OPPO kickstarted the initiative ahead of the stipulated schedule.
The registrations opened for the 4G and the 5G variants of Reno5 on December 8. Whereas, the beta program for F19 Pro+ 5G and Reno6 Z 5G kicked off on December 9.
According to the official announcementposts on OPPO Community, any user running the below-mentioned firmware builds in the listed regions can enroll in the Android 12 beta initiative.
OPPO F19 Pro+ 5G
Regions
India
Firmware
A.08 or A.09
OPPO Reno6 Z 5G
Regions
Thailand
Cambodia
Firmware
A.14
For each region and device, OPPO is recruiting only 5,000 testers. Hence, interested users are advised to register as soon as possible.
In order to join the beta program, applicants will have to go through Settings > Software Update > Gear Icon > Apply for Beta Version > Update Beta Version and follow on-screen instructions.
Participants will receive the beta software build via OTA within 3 days from the day of getting selected. Having said that, the stable update rollout may happen as early as next month.
As Chinese smartphone OEMs have now more or less completely dominated the budget segment, the mid to high-end segment is increasingly becoming more important. Not only is the range just another bit waiting to be conquered, but higher-value phones are also more profitable.
The true champ in the entry-premium, however, has been vivo which has made quite the progress in China’s mid to high-end segment (via Counterpoint Research). The company’s market share in the $500-$599 range (at wholesale price) has risen from 10% to 20% in just a year from September 2020 to September 2021. The price band used to be dominated by Huawei.
Image: Counterpoint Research
Much of this was driven by none other than vivo’s flagship X70 Pro offering, and of course, the company’s strides in innovation in camera tech. vivo recently also partnered with optical technology leader ZEISS.
The vivo X series wasn’t always a solely premium offering though. It earlier had blurring boundaries – something that was addressed with the launch of the S series in April 2021, effectively freeing it from the $470 and below segment.
vivo X70
Moving on to China’s smartphone market itself, Counterpoint Research expects it to see flattish growth this year, with a lot of it having to do with the semiconductor shortage. The slow market size growth rate is leading OEMs to move into the game of revenue and average selling price (ASP).
The research firm further says that Chinese OEMs are no longer pleased to be crowned as the “king of affordable” and are hungry to grab more of the $470 and above segment. The price bracket is increasingly becoming a strategic territory for all Chinese OEMs and competition in it is expected to rise next year.
The Chinese smartphone manufacturer OnePlus, released the latest update to their OxygenOS for their midrange OnePlus Nord 2 device. The update brings a couple of changes to the device with a major feature that has been missing from the European and North American versions of the handset.
Last month, OnePlus released the November update for the Nord 2 devices, including general bug fixes, performance optimization, and stability changes. But one notable difference between the Indian and other versions was that the Indian update included the November security patch, while the European and North American variants got the October security patch. It is still unclear why this disparity happened, but OnePlus might be correcting it with this update.
The latest A.14 update to the OxygenOS for the OnePlus Nord 2 5G arrived on December 7th, and a changelog for the update was posted on the official OnePlus forum. It features system optimization and stability changes for all three variants, namely, Indian, European, and North American. In addition to that, the European and North American OnePlus Nord 2 devices finally received the November security patch.
The thin changelog might even indicate another update in the works that brings the December security patch to all variants of the device.
If you have not received this OTA update yet, you can check its availability by heading to Settings > System > System updates on your device. Additionally, Indian customers interested in buying a new OnePlus device can take advantage of the massive discounts being offered on Amazon and OnePlus India’s website right now.
OnePlus is apparently working on its first ever tablet. A new report revealed this information and even shared the possible launch timeline regarding the upcoming OnePlus Pad for the Indian market.
According to a 91Mobilesreport, the Chinese smartphone maker is gearing up to enter the tablet segment for the first time next year. The company had expanded outside of smartphones, branching out to smart TV, audio based products, and more in recent times and it seems that the latest endeavor is set in the large screen category. Notably, the news also arrives as the brand also prepares for the announcement of its 2022 flagship OnePlus 10 series.
Now, tipster Mukul Sharma also revealed that the OEM will launch a new tablet as well. However, he did not reveal any information about how many models will be announced in China. Although, we do know that there is at least one model is arriving in India within the first half of 2022. The tipster also added that the new tablet will not be launching alongside the flagship 10 series, which is set to launch in the first quarter of next year.
Earlier this year, we had reported that the company may be planning on entering the tablet market. So, the new information is also in line with our previous article. Unfortunately, the Mukul Sharma did not reveal any finer details regarding the upcoming OnePlus Pad’s specifications or features. Keep in mind that this is still an unconfirmed report as well, so take it with a pinch of salt for now and stay with us for more updates.
Samsung is expected to debut the Galaxy A53 next year. This device will succeed the Galaxy A52 series released this year. The exact launch timeline for the handset is not known, however, a report says that the phone’s production has begun.
According to the industry sources of 91Mobiles, Samsung has kickstarted the production of the Galaxy A53 at its Greater Noida factory in India. For those unaware, this Samsung facility is the world’s largest smartphone factory.
The sources have not repealed the specs of the phones. But they have confirmed that the device arrives with a water resistance rating like its predecessor. This is obvious as even the cheaper Galaxy A33 is tipped to come with an IP67 rating.
The handset is reported to arrive in a single 5G variant. It could be powered by a yet-to-be-announced Exynos SoC with AMD mRDNA GPU.
Other expected features include a 64MP quad-camera setup on the back and a 5,000mAh battery. Last but not least, the smartphone is expected to come in four colors, namely white, black, light blue, and orange.
Vivo S12 and Vivo S12 Pro are expected to launch by the end of this month. A new poster, which was seemingly shared by MediaTek, is now doing rounds on social platforms. The poster has confirmed that the Dimensity 1200 chipset will be powering the S12 series. In addition, tipster WHY LAB has shared some live shots of the S12 Pro model.
A long poster that talks about the features of the MediaTek Dimensity 1200 chipset is being shared on Weibo and Twitter. The bottom portion of the poster mentions the upcoming Vivo S12. Hence, it appears that the upcoming S12 and S12 Pro will be powered by the Dimensity 1200 SoC. Even recent leaks have claimed that the S12 duo will come with the D1200 chip.
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Dimensity 1200
Vivo S12 series Dimensity 1200
To recollect, the predecessor Vivo S10 and Vivo S10 Pro were driven by the Dimensity 1100 SoC. It is likely that the Chinese manufacturer will confirm the Vivo S12 series launch date in the next few days.
Meanwhile, two live shots of the Vivo S12 Pro were recently shared by tipster WHY LAB. The front image shows that the S12 Pro will feature a curved edge display and a notch, which houses a pair of selfie cameras. Rumors have it that it will be sporting a 50-megapixel primary selfie camera and an 8-megapixel superwide lens. It appears that the S12 Pro will come preinstalled with OriginOS Ocean UI.
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Vivo S12 Pro live shots-
The second image shows that the Vivo S12 Pro will be equipped with a 108-megapixel triple camera unit. The camera module has a textured finish, while the rest of the back has a matte look. The S12 Pro is speculated to offer features like a 90Hz AMOLED display with an in-screen fingerprint scanner and 44W fast charging.
The India launch of the much-awaited OnePlus 9RT and OnePlus Buds Z2 is now closer than ever as the products have now gained official support pages on the OnePlus website for the country. The former was spotted under the ‘Phone’ section while the latter was seen under ‘Accessories’, tipster Mukul Sharma told 91mobiles.
Clicking on both, however, leads to a page saying that “The page is coming soon.” The OnePlus Buds Z2 do pop up on Google though with the tagline “Play with silence”.
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The OnePlus 9RT was previously expected to be launched in November but the date has been pushed further due to an unknown reason. The phone is a successor to the OnePlus 9R launched earlier this year and brings along a number of meaningful upgrades. In China, it was already released on October 19th. Some rumors suggest that it could be rebranded as the OnePlus RT in India.
As for specs, the OnePLus 9RT is powered by the Snapdragon 888 chipset paired with up to 12GB of RAM and 256GB internal storage. Its display is sized 6.62-inches and is an E4 OLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate, 1300nits peak brightness, HDR10+ support, and 600Hz touch response. It packs a 4,500mAh battery with support for 65W fast charging. Its rear camera setup comprises a 50MP Sony IMX766 primary camera, a 16MP wide-angle lens, and a macro lens.
The OnePlus Buds Z2 come with an upgraded design that has done away with plastic tips in favor of in-ear silicone ones for a more comfy fit. The earbuds feature 11mm drivers and support AAC and SBC Bluetooth codecs. But perhaps the best bit is the all-new ANC support with claims of reducing noise by up to 40dB. The battery life is claimed to be 7 hours without the case.
Earlier today (10th December 2021), Lenovo‘s General Manager, Chen Jin, had shared some new details regarding the newly launched Moto Edge X30‘s design. Now, the executive has also revealed the company’s smartphone shipment projection for Motorola.
In another Weibopost (a Chinese microblogging website), the senior official stated that Motorola’s global smartphone shipments will cross 53 million units in this year. Chen stated that the Moto brand still is a major player in the market with a robust supply chain that enables it offer top flagship grade premium handsets that feature cutting edge technology. For those unaware, the company recently launched its Moto Edge X30, which was the first to feature Qualcomm’s latest and greatest Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 SoC.
Initially, Xiaomi was expected to be the first in the market to launch a handset with this chip, but Motorola managed to take the lead this year. With its first release in China, Chen further added that the company wanted to make Moto devices that would appeal to the Chinese market. In other words, its raising its focus on expanding in the Asian country, especially with its newly launched Edge X30 and Edge S30 models.
For those unaware, the Edge X30 is the latest smartphone model from Motorola and offers top notch specs and features a 144Hz high refresh rate display, 50 megapixel triple camera lens, 5,000mAh battery with 68W fast charging, and more. While the Edge X30 houses the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1, the Edge S30 sports the Snapdragon 888+ SoC and arrives at a relatively more affordable price tag than the former.
OPPO just announced that its first foldable phone called the OPPO Find N will be released on December 15th and the company has now begun teasing the device bit by bit. The latest teaser comes in the form of a video showing the entire front of the device.
The video seems to show that the phone has little to no crease at all along the line where it folds. It’s just a render but if the device indeed looks so in real life, it will be pushing ahead of Samsung’s foldable display tech which always has a crease in the middle – an annoyance that takes time getting used to.
But the official video pales in comparison to a newer leak (via Abhishek Yadav) showing perhaps the very first live images of the device ever. Both the front and rear of the device have been exposed. The rear view shows a triple camera array with a flash and a back panel with a matte finish.
The front, on the other hand, not only exposes most of the phone’s display with its left-aligned punch-hole but also reveals several key specs of the device along with its price.
The device is powered by the Snapdragon 888 processor and has a 4500mAh battery with support for 33W wired and 15W wireless charging. Its rear camera module comprises a Sony IMX766 50MP sensor that is joined by 16MP and 13MP sensors. Upfront, there’s a 32MP selfie shooter.
The OPPO Find N has an LTPO 120Hz main display while the external one has a refresh rate of 60Hz. For haptics, a top-of-the-line X-axis linear motor has been used.
The price of the foldable phone for the 8GB+256GB variant stands at ¥12999 (~$2,040) while the 12GB+256GB one costs ¥13999 (~$2,197).
Yesterday, Vivo announced the all-new OriginOS Ocean UI for Vivo and iQOO smartphones. Today, iQOO confirmed through a Weibo post that the new iQOO Neo series will be launching soon. The poster released by the brand confirms key details on what to expect from the upcoming Neo phones.
iQOO has confirmed that the upcoming Neo series of smartphones will be equipped with the latest OriginOS Ocean UI. The silhouette of the handset suggests that the upcoming Neo phone will have a punch-hole display. A volume rocker and a power key will be available on its right spine.
The Dec. 20 date mentioned in the poster seems to be the day when iQOO will be unveiling the next-generation new phones. It can be said based on recent reports that the company may launch two devices, namely the iQOO Neo 5s and iQOO Neo5 SE.
The iQOO Neo5 SE may come with Snapdragon 778G Plus chip and 66W rapid charging, whereas the iQOO Neo5S is likely to feature the Snapdragon 888 SoC and the same charging capabilities.
The Neo5S rumors have revealed that it has a 6.56-inch AMOLED FHD+ 120Hz screen, up to 12 GB of LPDDR5 RAM, and up to 256GB of UFS 3.1 storage. It may feature a 16-megapixel selfie camera, and a triple camera unit headlined by a 48-megapixel Sony IMX598 lens.
In a recent Weibo post (a Chinese microblogging website), Chen Jin, General Manager of the Chinese company, stated that the latest flagship smartphone lineup from Motorola feature high strength aluminum alloy frame. Furthermore, the back panel is built with an integrated polycarbonate material. This enables the device to be thin and light while ensuring that its structure is rigid, which would help it pass any bend tests.
Notably, the senior official even went into the specifics when talking about the Moto Edge X30 series heat dissipation capabilities. Chen Jin claims that the aluminum alloy frame allows the device to offer a thermal conductivity of 130W/mK. He further added that the smartphone also feature Corning’s Gorilla Glass on the front and back for protection, while the AG Glass process also allows it to offer a great hand feel as well.
Talking about the device, the Moto Edge X30 features the latest Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 SoC, along with 50 megapixel triple camera module on the rear. On the front, sports a 6.8 inch display that offers 144Hz high refresh rate and up to 576Hz touch sampling rate. The device runs Android 12 out of the box and is powered by a large 5,000mAh battery pack that supports 68W fast charging as well.
Google plans to bring Android games to the Windows OS next year through a special version of the Google Play Games app. The app will be built for Windows and will allow games from Google Play to run on Windows laptops, tablets, and PCs.
Greg Hartrell, Google’s product director of games on Android and Google Play, revealed that the implementation will allow seamless switching between phones, tablets, Chromebooks, and Windows PCs, allowing your favorite titles from Android to run on more devices than ever before. Games can be resumed on another device after playing on one.
Google spokesperson Alex Garcia-Kummert told The Verge that the company has built the app entirely on its own, without a partnership with Microsoft, BlueStacks, or others. It’s unclear what technology is being used to emulate Android apps on Windows. All we know is that games will run locally instead of streaming from the cloud.
The Google Play Games app will also be distributed by Google itself and will support Windows 10 and up, with no special integration with the OS. Microsoft’s Android apps virtualization only supports Windows 11, so it’s great to see now that older Windows 10 machines will also be at least able to run games from Android. Google does not seem to be interested in running standard Android apps on Windows though.
For now, Google has only teased the app during The Game Awards held yesterday and has promised a release sometime in 2022.
Multiple reports have revealed that Samsung is working on at least two new tablets such as the Galaxy Tab S8 series and Galaxy Tab A8. These tablets are likely to go official in the coming weeks. Well before the announcement, tipster Snoopy Tech has shared the RAM, storage, and color variants of the Tab S8 lineup. In addition, he also shared the press renders of the Tab A8 2021.
Reports have revealed that the Tab S8 will include three models such as Galaxy Tab S8, Tab S8+ and Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra. The new leak claims that the Galaxy Tab S8 and Tab S8+ will come in a single variant that offers 8 GB of RAM and 128 GB of storage.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra renders by OnLeaks / 91mobiles
The Tab S8 and S8+ will be available in Wi-Fi only and 5G variants. Both models will be sold in Dark Gray and Silver colors. As it is known, the Galaxy Tab S8 will feature an 11-inch display, while the Tab S8+ will be equipped with a 12.4-inch screen.
The Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra will come in Dark Gray colour only. Its 8 GB RAM + 128 GB storage variant will be available in Wi-Fi only or 5G editions. The higher 12 GB RAM + 512 GB storage model will come with support for 5G connectivity. At present, there is no information on the pricing of the Tab S8 tablets.
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Galaxy Tab A8 2021
Galaxy Tab A8 2021
Galaxy Tab A8 2021
Galaxy Tab A8 2021
Galaxy Tab A8 2021
Galaxy Tab A8 2021
Shown above are the leaked renders of the Galaxy Tab A8 2021. The images show the tablet in gray and silver colors. A previous report claimed that it will also come in pink gold color. The Tab A8 2021 is likely to be priced between 240 euros (~$272) and 360 euros (~$407).
This week, Motorola announced the Motorola Edge X30, the world’s first smartphone with Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 processor. It marks an important milestone in the Android market and offers powerful specs for its price. And we are giving away a unit of the Edge X30 to one of our lucky readers.
The phone comes with a 6.8-inch center-punched 1 billion colors ultra-sensitive color screen with 144Hz high refresh rate support and up to 576Hz of the touch sampling rate.
For the cameras, the phone has a 50MP 1/55-inch main camera with OIS, another 50MP super wide-angle macro camera, and one 2MP depth of field sensor. On the front, you get a 60MP selfie shooter.
The Moto Edge X30 also features a built-in 5000mAh super-capacity battery and supports 68W fast charging, which can replenish 50% of the battery in just 13 minutes.
The phone clearly offers incredible value for money, and we have decided to give away one unit of the Motorola Edge X30 to one lucky GIZMOCHINA fan. All you have to do is participate in the giveaway event via the gleam widget down below, and you stand a chance to win the phone.
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