Last week, a couple of prototypes of the upcoming ASUS ZenFone 6 surfaced on the web. Those prototypes all had varying designs with one having a hole within the screen and another having its notch close to the top right corner. The similarity among all the prototypes is that none of them works as they are just dummies. New images and a hands-on video of another prototype has surfaced and this one actually works.

Unlike the ZenFone 5Z and Zenfone 5 which have notches in the top center of the screen, this Zenfone 6 has a small notch close to the top right corner. The notch is shaped just like the one on the Essential PH-1 and houses a camera.
Since the notch is now smaller and in a new position, the speaker has a new home – between the top bezel and the metal frame of the phone – and the slit is wider. The larger slit might mean the phone will have stereo speakers for a better audio experience.
[envira-gallery id=”220876″]There is still a bezel at the bottom which appears to be the same thickness as that of the Zenfone 5Z. The power button is on the right and sits below the volume rocker and at the bottom of the phone is an audio jack, a USB-C port, and two speaker grilles.
This prototype has dual rear cameras and they are positioned in the middle of the device. Right below the sensors is an LED flash and an unusually shaped fingerprint scanner. ASUS seems to be gunning for a clean and simple look on the rear which explains why the cameras and the fingerprint scanner “share” the same housing.
The video shows the lockscreen and it reveals the phone also supports face unlock based on the message on the screen that says “Use fingerprint, face or swipe up to unlock¨.
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The Black Shark Helo went up for sale on official Mi online store on October 30th. Xiaomi’s founder Lei Jun made the announcement in a Weibo post, which also revealed that the Flash Sale will kick off at 8 PM local time.
An absolute bargain at this price, the Black Shark Helo smartphone replaces the LCD panel, used by its predecessor with 6.01 inches AMOLED capacitive touchscreen display with a screen resolution of 1080 x 2160 pixels. It offers an aspect ratio of 18:9 at a pixel density of 402PPI.











The above-mentioned version would normally set you back $348.99 on offline and online shops, but you can now buy it at a dropped price of just $291.99 on GeekBuying. On top of that, you can use coupon code JFXSJUWT to get an additional $52 discount and reduce your grand total to only $239.99 before placing your order.

But much to the chagrin of those living on a tight budget the Mi 8 carries a steep price tag, which the phone’s awe-inspiring features completely justify. In a bid to make the coveted Mi 8 available to cost-conscious buyers, the Chinese electronics giant has collaborated with Giztop, offering two versions of the phone at unbeatable prices.
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The global version of the Xiaomi Mi 8 smartphone draws its juices from a 3400mAh battery which supports Quick Charge 4.0+ 18W fast charging and it features a slew of useful sensors including Infrared face recognition, fingerprint (rear-mounted), accelerometer, gyro, proximity, barometer, and compass.
Aside from enabling the user to stream TV shows, Beelink’s GT1 boasts an impressive array of other features that we normally associate with high-end mini TV boxes. Despite been loaded with top-end specs, the GT1 Mini TV box will set you back just $86.99 on online and offline stores.
When the Flash Sale comes to an end, the GT1 Mini TV box will not go back to its retail price but will go up for sale bearing a reduced price tag of $79.99 on GearBest, instead. It is worth noting that the above-mentioned price adjustment will have effect after November 11th.
