Oppo dethrones Samsung as the top smartphone maker in the Southeast Asian market

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Aug 31, 2020

Earlier today (31st August 2020), Huawei announced that it is terminating its sponsorship of an Australian rugby league team a year earlier than planned after certain issues within its business in the region.

According to an official statement from the company, Huawei is ending its sponsorship of the Canberra Raiders at the end of the 2020 season as “continued negative business environment is having a larger than originally forecasted impact on our planned revenue stream.” The news arrives amid the increasing political tensions between Australia and China.

At the moment, the national rugby league team is seeking to distance itself from Beijing, after various concerns have arisen regarding trade and security. Currently, Australia has become the first country in the world to have banned Huawei completely from its 5G network infrastructure over the grounds of national security. Since then, Australia and China have had their relationships soured, with even lower points in their relationship being reached during the Coronavirus pandemic.

According to Jeremy Mitchell, a Huawei Australia executive, “Even after the Turnbull government banned us from 5G we managed to find the resources to continue the sponsorship but we just can’t financially support it any longer.” The Chinese tech giant has backed the team for nearly a decade now, and will still keep its name on the team’s training center along with a place on the rear of the football jersey.

Upcoming Google Pixelbook to feature up to 16GB of RAM, launches in 2021: Report

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Aug 31, 2020

Google is apparently working on a new Chromebook that is code named Halvor. This could be the successor of the company’s Pixelbook Go and is said to arrive sometime in 2021.

According to a Chrome Unboxed report, the new machine’s code name was recently spotted in the Chromium Repository. Similarly, a 9to5Google report also revealed that the Pixelbook is “built on a “baseboard” called “Volteer” — another Spyro reference — which uses Intel‘s upcoming 11th Gen Tiger Lake processors. For comparison, the Pixelbook Go and Pixel Slate use 8th Gen Intel Amber Lake processors.”

Furthermore, the Halvor is also said to feature a keyboard, a touchpad, and even a touchscreen panel. This indicates the device might also follow the clamshell design which was featured in the Google Pixelbook Go, which can have it turn into a laptop or tablet depending on the user. At the moment, not a lot of information regarding the upcoming generation of Pixelbook is known. However, there are a few other specs that have been hinted at.

For memory, the latest generation of the Chromebook will support two memory variants, with at least one of them going up to 16GB of RAM. Additionally, another piece of information that was discerned was that the device will also feature a 3.5mm headphone jack, which was something the Pixel Slate lacked. Halvor will also have 3 USB Type C ports, with a possible USB 4 support as well. Meaning, the laptop is likely geared towards productivity.

Oppo patents a unique smartphone with an outward folding display

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Aug 31, 2020

Foldable smartphones have been a new trend in the industry for over a year now and companies have made their respective offerings stand out quite a bit. Samsung had made a device with an inward folding display, while Huawei made one with an outward folding screen. Similarly, the Moto Razr 2019 followed a clamshell design and now, Oppo might be looking to launch a device that bends outward horizontally.

According to a LetsGoDigital report, the Chinese tech giant recently had a patent for a foldable smartphone approved by the WIPO (World Intellectual Property Office). In the patent, an unique design is adopted by the bendable handset. Unlike the Galaxy Z Flip and Motorola Razr, the display bends outward, rather than the clamshell inward bending design the other two devices feature.

Looking at the detailed images in the patent, Oppo designed the smartphone to be compact and portable. While the display would be large when unfolded, being bent outward would still have the entire display being present outside, but make it easier to carry around, and also eliminates the need for a smartphone cover. This design would also allow the primary camera sensor to be used as a selfie shooter as well.

Notably, the Oppo patented device features an angle detection module, which calculates the angle between two housing. One housing is for the magnet while the other is for the Hall sensor. These determine how the device is being used, and by its extension, adjust the UI according to the display’s orientation. The folding mechanism is supported by a cylindrical hinge. Unfortunately, it is unknown if Oppo will actually develop such a device or whether this just the company’s attempt to cover all bases. So stay tuned.

Huawei slows smartphone production due to recent US Sanctions

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Aug 31, 2020

With the US crack down hard on Huawei intensifying, the effects of the recent sanctions have started to show, with a DigiTimes report revealing that the Chinese tech giant has slowed down its production of smartphones.

Amidst the stricter regulations being placed upon Huawei, the company has had to slow down its pace of orders from its handset ODMs. For those unaware, the US has been successful in cutting chip supply to the Chinese vendor. After the company lost TSMC as its primary chip supplier, the US government also amended its regulations to further hamper its supply chain. Now, Huawei can’t source technology that has originated from America, without a special license being issued.

Being a major player in the smartphone market, this means that the company stands to lose a lot of grounds in the market share. In other words, we can expect other companies to fill in the void created within the market. According to sources close to a certain Chinese handset ODM, the company is reducing its orders to better cope with the intensifying pressure from the US Government.

Since Huawei lost Google support on its Android smartphones, the company has faced a decline in its various overseas markets. This means that China is currently its largest and most important market. So, the slowed pace of smartphone output could noticeably hamper its smartphone sales in the region in 2020. We can also expect other Chinese OEMs like Xiaomi, Oppo, and Vivo to take advantage of the situation.

IDC: Global Smartphone Market will recover in 2022; 5G handsets will account for 50% in 2023

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Aug 31, 2020

International Data Corporation or IDC for short has released a new report on the global smartphone market. According to the research firm, the market will only recover in the year 2022. And by 2023, 5G handsets will account for 50% of the entire market.

Smartphones have become a necessity in today’s fast-paced world. However, the worldwide smartphone market has been diminishing for a few years now. It was forecasted to improve by the end of 2020. But that did not happen as a result of COVID-19 pandemic, which further accelerated the rate of decline.

Currently, IDC forecasts the global smartphone market to decline 9.5% YoY in 2020 with 1.2 billion units in shipments. This is despite better than expected performance in Q2 since the market was still down 17% YoY.

According to Ryan Reith of IDC, 5G handsets will drive the growth in the coming years as it continues to be the priority of OEMs. Due to pandemic, companies have reduced their production plans. Mostly, they cut costs on 4G devices as they expect developed markets to be dominated by 5G smartphones leaving less space for the former by the end of 2020.

Most importantly, with the economic crisis, the average selling price (ASP) of 5G devices will continue to drop in 2020 and beyond. Even in the last quarter, 43% of 5G handsets sold in China were already priced under $400. IDC expects the global 5G smartphone ASPs to hit $495 by 2023, which in turn will increase the market share of 5G handsets to 50%.

Nabila Popal of IDC says that the worldwide smartphone market will grow 9% YoY in 2021 but that will be due to the huge drop in 2020. As per her, the real recovery won’t happen until 2020 and low to mid-end 4G devices, which account for 80% shipments in developing markets will play an important role.

Samsung showcases new 16GB mobile RAM, built using EUV technology

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Aug 31, 2020

Samsung, the known South Korean consumer electronics maker, is also a leading figure in producing memory chips. Now, the company has recently been showcasing its latest mobile RAM chips, which have been built using the extreme ultraviolet lithography technology.

According to an Engadget report, Samsung has started the production of its new 16GB LPDDR5 mobile RAM that is the first to be made using EUV. For those unaware, this technique utilizes lasers and light sensitive chemicals to etch the silicon. This development is a breakthrough in Samsung’s memory production capabilities, which not only gives it an edge over its rivals but also clears a “major developmental hurdle.”

In other words, the advancement opens up growth for the memory industry as a whole. Looking at some of its improvements, the new memory chips arrive with a 16 percent faster bandwidth than the previous 12GB RAMs seen before. The improved memory bandwidth now reaches up to 6.4Gbps while its size is also 30 percent smaller. This is a big deal in the mobile RAM market since shrinking parts allow smartphone manufacturers to make their devices even slimmer or offer more internal space for other components like battery.

At the moment, Samsung is gearing up to offer this new RAM stick in flagship smartphones. We will likely see upcoming generation of premium grade handsets from the South Korean tech giant featuring these chips. The company will likely pitch it to its rivals as well. Notably, Samsung is also hoping to bring these new chips into the automobile industry, which will likely improve the infotainment systems in cars.

ByteDance will require China’s approval for selling TikTok business in the US

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Aug 31, 2020

After concerns over the data collection practices of TikTok and the U.S. government’s threat to ban the short video social media app in the country if it doesn’t sell the business to an American company, everything was seemingly falling in line for the U.S. But that is no longer the case.

As per the latest report, the Chinese government has imposed new restrictions on the export of artificial intelligence technologies which will now require ByteDance to seek the approval of the Chinese government for selling TikTok’s U.S. operations.

China’s Ministry of Commerce has added AI-backed technologies such as speech and text recognition, and those that analyze data for personalized content recommendations have been added to the list of export-control products. It adds that the government permits will be required for overseas transfers to “safeguard national economic security.”

It seems that the new rule is aimed at delaying the sale of TikTok to the U.S.-based company. In a statement, ByteDance has said that the company was aware of the new restrictions and would “strictly comply with” the Chinese regulations on technology exports.

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Recently, Walmart confirmed that it has partnered with Microsoft in an attempt to purchase TikTok in the United States. It was confirmed just hours after TikTok CEO Kevin Mayers announced his resignation.

It was being speculated that the resignation could be because of the acquisition deal getting finalized. In his resignation letter, he said that he expects “a resolution very soon,” hinting that the official acquisition-related announcement could be made within days.

To acquire TikTok’s U.S. business from ByteDance, Microsoft and Oracle are the leading contenders. However, it is reported that Centricus Asset Management Ltd. and Triller Inc. have also made a last-minute pitch to buy TikTok’s operations in several countries for about $20 billion.

Samsung Galaxy S20 FE’s pricing for Canada leaked

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Aug 31, 2020

The arrival of the Samsung Galaxy S20 Fan Edition is drawing since recent reports have revealed almost everything about it. The Galaxy S20 FE is arriving as the successor for the Galaxy S10 Lite phone. Judging from the leaks, it appears that the Fan Edition phone may go official as early as next month. DealNTech has comes across a couple of listings that have revealed the pricing of the Galaxy S20 FE for Canada.

As can be seen in the screengrab, the Galaxy S20 FE has mentioned with CAD 1,148.65 pricing for Canada. The pricing roughly equates to $876. The listing even reveals that the Galaxy S20 FE could be coming to Canada in colors like Navy, Lavender, Sky Green, Red, White, and Orange.

The Galaxy S20 FE for Canada supports 5G connectivity and it has 128 GB of internal storage. Past reports have revealed that depending on the market, the Galaxy S20 FE will be available in 4G and 5G flavors.

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Samsung Galaxy S20 FE specifications (Rumored)

The Galaxy S20 Fan Edition has a 6.5-inch S-AMOLED display with a punch-hole design. It supports Full HD+ resolution and 120Hz refresh rate. The Snapdragon 865 mobile platform may power the device with 6 GB of RAM. It may come with 128 GB of built-in storage and a microSD card slot. The Indian edition of the Galaxy S20 FE may feature Exynos 990 SoC.

The Galaxy S20 FE has a 4,500mAh battery and IP68 rated chassis. The smartphone will boot to One UI 2.5 based Android 10 OS. IT may come with a 32-megapixel selfie camera and a Sony IMX555 12-megapixel (main)+ 12-megapixel (ultrawide) + 12-megapixel (telephoto) triple camera system.

Samsung Display sells off its Suzhou LCD plant to TCL Technology

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Aug 31, 2020

Samsung Display, an arm of South Korea-based Samsung Electronics which makes display panel for various devices, has sold off its LCD production line located in Suzhou, China to TCL Technology.

The move is in line with the company’s plan to stop the production of LCD panels by the end of this year. The South Korean company is now shifting its focus towards the production of LED panels and the next-generation QD panels.

Samsung Display has announced that the company has signed an agreement to sell its entire stake in Suzhou production line to TCL Huaxing, a subsidiary of TCL Technology, in a deal worth around $1.08 billion.

It handed over around 60 percent stake in a fab in charge of front-end processes and a 100 percent stake in a back-end module production line at the Suzhou plant to TCL Huaxing. Following this deal, Samsung Display has also acquired a 12.33 percent stake in TCL Huaxing for $739 million.

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The plant can handle production of 160,000 sheets per month and is currently processing 120,000 sheets of glass per month. It is currently used for producing 32-inch, 55-inch, and 65-inch panels for mainstream products in the market.

With this acquisition, TCL Technology now has three 8.5th-generation lines and two 11th- generation lines for the LCD panel production. It seems that the company is seeking to expand its market share in the display segment without spending much money on setting up its own production facilities.

Xiaomi Mi 10T Pro could be coming to India with around Rs. 35,000 (~$476) pricing

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Aug 31, 2020

Last week, it was revealed that Xiaomi is gearing up to introduce Xiaomi Mi 10T and Xiaomi Mi 10T Pro smartphones in global markets including India. The images and key specs of the Mi 10T series have also appeared. Both phones are expected to replace the Xiaomi Mi 9T and Mi 9T Pro phones from last year. Reliable tipster Ishan Agarwal has claimed that a new Xiaomi phone with flagship specs is rumored to be heading to India with a price tag of around Rs. 35,000. He did not reveal the name of the device but speculated that it could be the Xiaomi Mi 10T Pro smartphone.

The tipster revealed that Xiaomi’s next flagship phone for India has a 108-megapixel main camera, Snapdragon 865 mobile platform, and a display with high refresh rate support. The device is expected to be priced around Rs. 35,000 (~$476).

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The aforementioned specs match with the rumored specs of the Xiaomi Mi 10T Pro. It is speculated that the Mi 10T Pro is equipped with an OLED panel that supports a 144Hz refresh rate and it has a 10-megapixel triple camera system. The phone may draw power from a 5,000mAh battery and it is likely to carry support for rapid charging.

The leaked shots of the Xiaomi Mi 10T Pro revealed that it has a punch-hole display and a side-mounted fingerprint reader. The rear side of the phone has a Vivo X50-like camera module that features a rectangle-shaped camera module that includes a large-sized main lens followed by two horizontally arranged two cameras.

While the Mi 10T Pro is expected to come with a 108-megapixel triple camera system, the Mi 10T may come with 64-megapixel triple rear cameras. At present, there is no official word on the existence of the Mi 10T series.

Xiaomi vertical wireless charging socket is now on sale in China for 129 yuan ($19)

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Aug 31, 2020

Last month, Xiaomi started crowdfunding a vertical wireless charging socket on Xiaomi Mall, for a price of 109 yuan (~$16). By the end of the crowdfunding campaign, around 35,000 people backed the product.

Now, the product is available for purchase on Xiaomi Mall, Xiaomi Youpin, and other retail channels of the company, carrying a price tag of 129 yuan, which roughly converts to $19.

The Xiaomi Vertical Wireless Charging Socket uses dual-coil wireless charging so that the devices can be charged however they are placed — vertically or horizontally. The maximum wireless charging speed is 10W.

It is designed in such a way that the socket can also be used as a mobile stand with a 20-degree viewing angle. Being a charging socket, it comes equipped with three USB ports and a single port output is 18W.

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The device also comes with a new standard combination jack and the two sets of standard combination hacks can fulfill the power needs of two desktop plugs, says the company. There is also a green-colored indicator to show the charging status.

The product also has a wireless charging stand with a non-slip silicone cushion. It is designed in such a way that when a device is docked, it offers a 20-degree viewing angle and can be used for several functions, including music playing, chatting, browsing, etc.

Huawei shifts focus towards cloud computing business with U.S. chip access

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Aug 31, 2020

The United States recently tightened sanctions against Huawei and its subsidiaries, banning the company from getting its hands on chipsets for smartphones or any of the other hardware products from the company.

However, a new report from FT claims that despite the sanctions, the Chinese giant still has access to U.S. chipsets for the cloud business, and thus, the company will now be shifting its focus towards that.

For those who are unaware, Huawei has a cloud computing business that sells computing power and storage solutions to companies. It also gives access to artificial intelligence and the report adds that this division is growing rapidly.

Huawei is putting the cloud computing business in line with the smartphones and telecom equipment business. On top of that, it is said that the Chinese government will increasingly support the company through public cloud contracts.

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A few months ago, the Trump administration tightened restrictions on Huawei and its subsidiaries, banning the company from procuring chipsets that are made in the U.S. or use American technologies. With this, TSMC, the contract manufacturer for Huawei, stopped taking new orders and will completely stop the business from 15th September.

The Chinese giant is all set to launch its Mate40 flagship smartphone series in the coming days and along with it, the company will also launch the Kirin 9000 SoC, which is said to be the last flagship chipset from the brand.

However, it is being reported that Huawei is planning on manufacturing its own chipsets. It is said that the Chinese tech giant will be announcing its plan on creating its own semiconductor chips without requiring any US equipment or components.

Xiaomi MIJIA high-end Washing Machine and Dryer to launch on September 1

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Aug 31, 2020

Xiaomi has taken to Weibo to announced that the company will be launching its new Smart Home Appliance on 1st September, i.e. tomorrow. The Chinese company is all set to launch a high-end Washing Machine & Dryer.

Making the announcement, the company said that the new MIJIA high-end washer and dryer will be quieter, more stable, and more surging. It adds that the user experience will be better and worth looking forward to.

Prior to this, in April this year, the company had launched the MIJIA Internet Washing Machine and Dryer 1C for a price of 2099 yuan (~$295) and is now on sale in China. It is an upgrade over the MIJIA Internet Washing Machine and Dryer Pro launched last year.

It comes with 10kg capacity and a display that is made from tempered glass. It also has support for XiaoAI smart voice assistant. The model has a compact build, with a door diameter of 468mm and comes with a cycle power of 0.873 kWh.

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The washing machine supports up to 22 different washing modes, including smart air washing. The appliance can be controlled through the MIJIA app with options to select washing and drying modes and make custom adjustments.

There are also reports indicating that Xiaomi is planning to launch a wide range of smart home products in the Indian market this year, including a smart refrigerator and a washing machine. The report indicates Q4 2020 as the launch timeframe but the exact month or date is not yet known.

Redmi K30 Ultra Bluetooth SIG certified; Could be there an international variant?

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Aug 31, 2020

Earlier this month, Xiaomi announced the Xiaomi Mi 10 Ultra and Redmi K30 Ultra smartphones in China. Soon after the launch, a Xiaomi spokesperson said that Xiaomi currently has no plans to launch the Mi 10 Ultra and Redmi K30 Ultra outside China. Leakster Mukul Sharma has spotted a couple of Redmi phones including Redmi K30 Ultra that are currently available only in China in the list of Google supported devices. At the same time, the Redmi K30 Ultra has received approval from the Bluetooth SIG authority. The listings do not really reveal that they are heading to global markets, but there are slim chances that some of these devices may debut outside China.

Redmi 10X, Redmi 10X Pro, Mi 10 Ultra, and Redmi K30 Ultra appear on the Google Supported Devices list. Global launch imminent?#Redmi10X #Redmi10XPro #Mi10Ultra #RedmiK30Ultra pic.twitter.com/WXbTw96ApH

— Mukul Sharma (@stufflistings) August 30, 2020

The Redmi 10X with M2004J7AC model number, Redmi 10X Pro with M2004J7BC model number, Redmi K30 Ultra with M2006J10C model number, and Xiaomi Mi 10 Ultra with M2007J1SC cane now be seen in Google supported devices list. The global variants of Xiaomi phones are supposed to have a letter ‘G’ at the end of the model numbers. However, the handsets that have appeared in the list of Google supported devices have letter ‘C’ at the end of their model numbers suggest that they are Chinese variants.

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Meanwhile, the Bluetooth SIG body has also approved the Chinese variant of the Redmi K30 Ultra. At present, it is difficult to say now whether the Redmi K30 Ultra and other phones mentioned in this post are heading to global markets. The above listings show that the company is currently testing the Chinese variants, which suggests that it may test the international variants later.

After the launch of Mi 10 Ultra and Redmi K30 Ultra, Daniel D, the Senior Product Marketing Manager and Global Spokesperson for Xiaomi did not entirely deny their global launch. He had tweeted, “For the moment, we don’t have plans for official global channels, but stay tuned for future news!” Since the global launch is not entirely ruled out, it is advisable to wait for further reports to see whether Redmi K30 Ultra or other phones will be released in markets outside China.

Realme V3 may launch tomorrow as the cheapest 5G phone from the brand

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Aug 31, 2020

Realme will be launching the Realme X7 series of smartphones in China tomorrow. The lineup has Realme X7 and Realme X7 Pro smartphones. A recent leak had claimed that a more powerful Realme X7 Pro with flagship specs like Snapdragon 865 will also debut tomorrow. However, the Chinese firm has not revealed any details on it yet, which suggests that it is unlikely to launch tomorrow. Interestingly, a Chinese tipster has claimed that the company will launch three phones tomorrow and all of them will be powered by MediaTek’s 5G chipsets. Hence, it appears that the company may launch the Realme V3 phone as its cheapest 5G phone.

The tipster also mentioned that one of the Realme phones with 5G support debuting tomorrow is priced at 1,000 Yuan (~$146). China’s TENAA telecom authority recently approved three new phones with model numbers RMX2176, RMX2121, and RMX2200 / RMX2201.

The RMX2176 model number belongs to the Realme X7 and the Realme X7 Pro’s model number is RMX2121. Hence, the third phone i.e. RMX2200 / RMX2201 which has weaker specs compared to the other two phones could be debuting as the most affordable 5G phone from the brand tomorrow. Rumors have it that it could be a V-series phone and it may debut as Realme V3.

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Realme RMX2200 / RMX2201 Specifications

The Realme RMX2200 / RMX2201 phone has a 6.52-inch IPS LCD panel with HD+ resolution support. The device has a rated battery of 4,890mAh capacity. The 3C listing of the phone had revealed that it may ship with an 18W fast charger. The 2.0GHz octa-core processor that fuels it could be the Dimensity 720 5G chipset.

The smartphone could be coming RAM variants like 4GB, 6GB, and 8 GB and storage choices like 64 GB and 128 GB. The phone is loaded with Android 10 OS and it has a rear-positioned fingerprint sensor. It has a front camera of 8-megapixel and a 13-megapixel + 2-megapixel + 2-megapixel triple rear cameras.

Redmi K30 5G variants revealed ahead of rumored India launch

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Aug 31, 2020

In December 2019, Redmi announced the Xiaomi Redmi K30 5G smartphone in China and it went on sale in the beginning of this year. It debuted as the brand’s first 5G-ready smartphone. The handset has recently received approval from the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) in India. It suggested that the India launch of the Redmi K30 5G may not be far away. Pricebaba’s new report that has exclusive information from tipster Ishan Agarwal has revealed the variants and color options of the Redmi K30 5G for India.

According to the report, the Redmi K30 5G for India will be available in two color variants such as Frost White and Mist Purple. As far as RAM and storage versions are concerned, the smartphone could be arriving in options such as 6 GB RAM + 64 GB storage, 6 GB RAM + 128 GB storage, and 8 GB RAM + 128 GB storage. In China, the Redmi K30 5G came in 8 GB RAM + 256 GB storage. India may not receive the 256 GB storage variant.

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Redmi K30 5G specifications and features

The Redmi K30 5G has a 6.67-inch IPS LCD display with dual punch-hole design. The screen supports FHD+ resolution, 20:9 aspect ratio, and 120Hz refresh rate. It has a 20-megapixel main selfie camera that is assisted by a 2-megapixel depth sensor.

The rear panel of the Redmi K30 5G features a Sony IMX686 64-megapixel main camera, an 8-megapixel ultrawide lens, a 5-megapixel macro lens, and a 2-megapixel depth assist lens. The Android 10 OS with MIUI runs on the device.

The Snapdragon 765G SoC fuels the device. It has a 4,500mAh battery with 30W fast charging support. In China, the phone arrived with a starting price of 1,999 Yuan (~$291; ~Rs. 21,350) At present, there is no word on the launch date of the Redmi K30 5G for India.

Huawei Enjoy 20, Enjoy 20 Plus launch event to be held on September 3

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