Robotic clones of humans are normally something you will only hear in science fiction stories, but in our current world where technology is advancing at an unprecedented pace, one company is making waves in the field of robotics today. Meet Clone Robotics: a cutting-edge tech startup that’s revolutionizing the way we think about androids.

Founded in November 2021 by Dhanush Radhakrishnan and Łukasz Koźlik, Clone Robotics has a bold mission: to build low-cost androids that can perform all the common labour in daily life. Imagine having an android chef, maid, nurse, teacher or therapist at your service – that’s the future that Clone Robotics claims the company is working towards.

One of their most impressive products is the Clone Hand – a power-dense, biomimetic anthropomorphic robotic hand that can perform a wide range of manipulation tasks. As shared by the CEO, Dhanush on Twitter, the company is aiming towards making synthetic humans, starting with a 1:1 copy of the human hand.

This advanced piece of technology has the potential to change the way we interact with machines and could have far-reaching implications for industries such as healthcare and manufacturing.

But what sets Clone Robotics apart from other companies in this field? For starters, their focus on biomimicry – using nature as inspiration for their designs – sets them apart from more traditional robotics companies. Additionally, their commitment to keeping costs low means that their products could be accessible to a wider audience.

With its cutting-edge technology and ambitious vision, it’s clear that Clone Robotics is a tech company to watch out for. As they continue to develop new products and push the boundaries of what’s possible with androids, it will be exciting to see what they come up with next.

Speaking about robotics, Microsoft recently revealed their plans to integrate ChatGPT in the robotics field, which could have a major impact on the robotics industry, of which Clone Robotics is currently a part of. 

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The Nothing Phone (1) had launched with a breath of fresh air to a market that many considered to be over saturated with devices that looked quite similar to one another. However, it seems that even this device wasn’t unique for too long.

In a series of tweets, the CEO and Founder of the London based tech firm, Carl Pei, shared images that showed him posing with the Phone (1) and its supposed clone. The senior official of the company spotted the look alike device during the MWC 2023 event, which is being hosted in Barcelona. The device in question is the Unihertz Luna and the images shared by Carl Pei shows an LED design that is clearly inspired by the Glyph interface on the Nothing Phone (1).

While its layout isn’t identical, the idea of using long LED strips on the back is clearly inspired by the Phone (1). The Glyph interface functioned by lighting up to inform users of incoming notifications, calls, and more. Although, it is still unclear what purpose the LEDs on the Unihertz Luna serve on the back. Apart from the design, the two smartphones aren’t similar in many other aspects. 

The Luna features a Helio G99 SoC, 8GB of RAM, 256GB storage, 18W charging, 3.5mm headphone jack, and even a 108 megapixel primary camera on the rear. Finer details regarding this device is still unclear, but it appears that the company will share the launch date sometime soon. A Unihertz representative at the major event did state that the device will launch in March 2023 and will cost “no more than $300.”

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Clones and imitations of popular smartphones from major brands are not uncommon. The Apple iPhones are usual targets, and now, a Huawei Mate 40 clone called ivvi Mate 40 has been spotted on an online listing as well.

Huawei had launched its 2020 flagship Mate 40 series just last month. But now, a copycat version of the device has launched, which also features a Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 SoC but is priced at only a fraction of the cost of the actual Mate 40 series. The device was listed online for a price of just 898 Yuan (roughly 135 US Dollars).

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The online listing also states that the device sports a 50 megapixel penta camera setup. Furthermore, it houses 10GB of RAM and 256GB of internal storage. The handset also sports dual mode 5G and features a design that is quite similar to the original Huawei Mate 40. Notably, the “LEICA” branding for the circular camera lenses has been replaced by “AICAMERA” on the rear along with a different position for the LED flash as well.

On the front, a water drop styled notch can be found on the display, which has minimal bezels on every side. Unfortunately, while this deal seems too good to be true, it probably is as well. These copies of smartphone models from big name companies always try and take advantage of the popularity and brand name of established OEMs.

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Landvo S6 is a Samsung Galaxy S6 clone phone, I almost can’t recognize which is the fake when put it beside the original S6 phone. I’m surprised the Landvo factory crafted so beautiful smartphone.

Here is the hands on video:

Landvo S6 is a entry-class Android phone, it has a 5.2-inch HD screen, 1280x720pixel display, powered 1.3GHz MTK MT6582 quad-core processor, 1GB RAM and 16GB ROM, 16MP rear camera and 5MP front camera. This phone support dual nano SIM cards and face-unlock feature. The software also has S-health app, through pedometer, heart rate and exercise sensor to check your calories and surroundings every day.

If you got interested in the device and can’t wait for the full review, just pre-order this phone from some online stores, they will provide some free gifts at first sale.

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China Clone Phones

With samples of both No.1 S6i and the Landvo S6 now doing the rounds, attention has once again turned to the China Clone phone industry.

Both handsets from the outside have near identical looks and build to the Samsung Galaxy S6 and therefore benefit from Samsung’s many hours of R&D and design testing.

Unfortunately the specifications of the phones is somewhat sub-par compared to many of the somewhat more original phones now coming out of Xiaomi and Elephone who’s phones whilst showing some influence and design cues from other handsets are not copies.

There must be a market for clones or they would not exist, who are the buying demographic? is it teenagers that want the look but can’t afford the originals? or just people that want the look but don’t need the power or price the original phones command? with iPhones some would argue that the style is great but they really do not want to use Apples IOS and would rather have a clone that offers the style but allows the customisation of android.

I would say that it is easier to justify Apple clones from that standpoint than Samsung clones that already feature Android.

I would be happy to have a galaxy s6 clone and would pay a decent price for it, but only if it had specs to match the looks, give me a full HD screen, dual sim, Mediatek MT6752 soc with 3gb of ram and 16gb+ rom and decent camera and I would happily pay $200

But with current S6 clones sporting non LTE 32bit SOC’s for me it does not matter how cheap they are the design is not enough to grab my money.

What do you think? why do people buy these clones and would you have one over a more original higher powered and sometimes cheaper phone such as the Elephone P7000?

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Samsung has done a pretty good job with its newest flagship model – Galaxy S6. It is indeed a beautiful phone with a metal frame and Gorilla Glass 4 sandwich construction on the front and the back of the device. It is indeed the most major overhaul of the whole Galaxy series and finally we can say that Samsung can produce a flagship grade premium design. However, there is one thing that you may not want to buy it. It is the price.

The cost of 700 EUR is a ridiculous price, but as usual we have some Chinese manufacturers, which are quick enough to produce the clones. Well, the clones as far as design goes, of course. One of those manufacturers is the No.1.

You may be familiar with this manufacturer, which specialises in producing clones. This time around they decided to make a Galaxy S6 clone, which definitely looks identical to the original as far as aesthetics go.

It spots a metal frame along with the metal buttons. Also, it features the glass on the front and the back. Moreover, it has a home button, which, however, does not have a finger print scanner.

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The rest of the design elements are identical to the ones found on the Galaxy S6 as well.

As far as the specs go, the device features a 5.0 Inch 720p HD Screen, MTK6582 1.3GHz Quad Core chip, 1GB of RAM, 16GB of storage (expandable via micro SD slot up to 32GB). Also, it has a 5/13MP combo on the front and the back respectively.

All in all, it shapes up to be a decent offering if you want to have a Galaxy S6 look-a-like, but not willing to pay a ridiculous price.

Usually, the No.1 S6I costs $119.99, but Gizmochina readers can get $12 off with the coupon code s6ioff at vifocal.com!

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Huawei did not announce its flagship smartphone at MWC this year. Instead, the company has decided to unveil the new Huawei P8 at a special event in China by mid-April. In fact, the company has confirmed the event in April.

However, even before the official announcement of the device, we have come across its clone. This does not come as a surprise, as we have seen many popular phones being cloned by small manufacturers in the domestic market. And its not just smartphones, even wearables like Apple Watch have clones.

We have seen a lot of pictures in the past few days of the upcoming Huawei P8 flagship and the ones added here looks quite similar to them. Unsurprisingly, the phone will be called as the Honor P8.

Specs wise, the Honor P8 looks quite good. It will be powered by an octa-core processor clocked at 2.0GHz. Interestingly, the new Huawei P8 could feature Kirin 930 which is also an octa-core SoC clocked at 2.0GHz. There will be 2GB RAM onboard with 16GB of expandable internal storage.

It will have a 5-inch display with 720p resolution. The rear camera will be of 13MP while the front shooter will be of 5MP. The phone will be quite thin measuring just 7.8mm which is why there will be just 2200mAh battery onboard.

As for connectivity options, the Honor P8 supports Wi-Fi, HotKnot, GPS and 4G TD LTE networks. It will run on Android 4.4 KitKat with a launcher which looks very similar to Huawei’s Emotion UI.

So what do you think about this clone? The specs and the design looks quite high end for a clone.

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As we were just writing in one of our previous reviews, the companies both around the world and China take a lot of inspiration from the Cupertino, California based company. Some of them take that just an inspiration and “borrow” this and that, but other companies, however, think that copying the whole thing is a way to go for their business strategy. We are talking about one of the iPhone 6 clones here – Dakele 3 (or Big Cola 3). We’ve heard that it is quite good, but is it true? Is another clone from the far east worth your attention? Let’s find out in our review of the Dakele 3.

Specs

As we can see from the specs sheet, the device is really hi-end offering. The powerful chip, 3 GB of Ram, a powerful combination of cameras, sapphire screen layer and full aluminium/titanium casing makes it really interesting device, which is definitely worth the attention.

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Unboxing

The box is pretty simple, yet elegant.

The package contents include the phone itself, SIM removal tool, charger with the Micro USB cable and some instruction manuals. Headphones, however, are not included. Well, we are not too sad about it since usually the stock headphones included in the box do not have the best sound quality anyway.

The charger does not seem like the copy of Apple’s charger. For us, it reminds a bit more of the HTC charger design. Anyway, who cares about charger’s design.

100-240V power adapter supports a wide voltage and has an output of  5V1.5A, which is a bit lower at the nowadays standard of  5V 2A, but still faster than the iPhone 6’s 5V 1A charging speed.

Here is the device itself. Does it look familiar?

Since the Dakele Big Cola 3 has a bigger screen of 5 inch, it makes the device bigger than the iPhone 6.

The device (bottom device) spots the same home button design. However, it only takes you home as there is no fingerprint scanner inside.

What is more, there are two more capacitive buttons next to the home button. They light up as soon as you use them.

After flipping the device upside down we can see the difference in colours. The Dakele 3 spots a bit darker colour design. It may have something to do with a different shell technology. The iPhone uses aluminium alloy whereas the Dakele 3 uses aluminium/magnesium alloy.

The camera along with the LED flash light seems to be placed at the same spot. Also, there is a Dakele logo on the back. What is more, there are two stripes at the top and bottom, which should help receiving a signal. They are thinner than the ones on the iPhone 6 and look better in our opinion. Moreover, the Dakele spots a back speaker in contrary to the iPhone, which has its speaker setup on the bottom of the device.

Since the Dakele 3 is a bit thicker, it does not have a protruding camera.

Here we can see two slots for either dual SIM or SIM/Micro SD (up to 128 GB) combo.

On another side of the device we can see a very similar placement of volume rockers. They have a good tactile response, but in general a bit of the lower quality than the iPhone. What is more, the Dakele 3 lacks volume with button as the iPhone has. Anyway, we do not really see the point of having it as we consider it being a heritage button of Apple devices.

On the bottom you can see a Micro USB charging port, mic and 3.5 mm headphone jack. The difference with the iPhone seems obvious when it comes to a speaker as the iPhone has it on the bottom of the device and Dakele 3 has it on the back.

There is nothing on the top side of each of the devices.

Overall, the device is really very similar to the iPhone 6 with a few minor differences.

User Interface

The Dakele 3 comes with a Coke Kele UI 15.01, which is still in beta stage, but it is functioning without issues.

The UI looks to be a bit of a mashup of the iOS and the MIUI as the icons and the whole design language has a lot of inspiration from later user interfaces.

Once we said that the UI is still in Beta, you can see that some of apps look very basic. Indeed, they are subject to upgrades in the future.

You can check the rest of the UI pictures in the gallery below.

Overall, the UI is pretty good looking and very smooth. We did not see any hiccups or lags doing daily tasks, which we really liked.

Performance

The Dakele 3 spots a Octa-core MediaTek MT6752 processor, which is clocked at 1.7 GHz (64-bit) along with the 3 GB of Ram. Also, the Mali-T760 GPU helps handling the graphics.

Here is the full list of specs of the Dakele 3.

We ran through some benchmarking tests to see how it performs. We can see that the device performs quite good and it is on par with the last year’s flagships. Considering the low price tag, it is a good achievement.

Besides benchmarks, we did not have any issues with the daily use, which included scrolling through menu, playing games, surfing the web, watching videos and youtube and taking pictures or recording videos.

Camera

Dakele 3 uses 13mp Sony IMX214 camera sensor with a  F / 2.0 aperture, 1.4um single pixel. Also, it supports 60FPS 1080P video recording. Let’s take a look at he camera UI first.

As you can see, the camera UI is pretty basic and similar to the one found on the iPhone 6. There are camera / video recording buttons, picture preview, camera switch, flash on/off, camera filters and some other basic functionality.

Actually, we are more interested in the image quality. How do you think it performed? Let’s see in the pictures below.

The daylight shots turned out to be pretty good. The 13 mp shooter provides plenty of detail, the colour reproduction is natural. Also, the sharpness and the white balance levels are very decent.

The night shots are also pretty good. They may not be as good as the iPhone 6, but still amazing for the 1499 Yuan spruce tag. The pictures have much more noise in comparison to the daylight shots, but we have seen much worse performance even from some flagship devices.

Overall, the camera on the Dakele 3 seems to be a great all-around performer. With the future software updates we can expect to have one of the better shooters around since the IMX214 and f / 2.0 aperture looks like flagship camera specs on paper.

Battery Life

The device has a 2500mAh battery inside. It is not really juicy according to today’s standards, but we should say that it performed really well. Thus, we could easily each the end of the day without the need to look for a electricity socket or power bank. Our test included some surfing the web, gaming, taking quite a lot of pictures, texting and calling.

Final Words

Well, you may think that the Dakele 3 is just another Chinese clone of the iPhone 6. Well, you may be right in some certain aspects. First, it was design to depict the beloved shape, look and feel of the Apple’s flagship. Second, it really looks and feels very similar, if not the same with the iPhone 6. On the other hand, there are some differences, which we really enjoyed. It begins with the a bigger 5 inch screen, which is covered by the sapphire glass. Honestly, we did not try to scratch it with knives or keys on purpose, but we didn’t save the device either. The screen is still not scratched and we can assure you that you would not need to bother about any crappy screen protectors, which usually distort the view of the screen or make it reflective. What is more, we loved the metal built of the Dakele 3. Also, the stripes on the back are much narrow than the iPhone 6, which makes it look elegant and sleek. Moreover, the dual SIM or SIM/Micro SD card combo is definitely an advantage of this device. Also, we loved the battery and the performance of the 13mp camera. Finally, the price tag is probably what attracts us most. With the cost of just 1499 Yuan in China, the Dakele 3 smartphone may be even better choice than the iPhone 6.

So there you have it, two similar, yet different devices. One is priced very high, another much lower. What would you choose? Let us know in the social poll or the comment section below.

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Landvo is not widely known smartphone maker neither in China nor worldwide. They are actually better known for making clone devices. This time around we can see that the manufacturer has decided to produce on the popular phablets.

From the design perspective we can see that the device looks very similar to the Huawei Ascend Mate 7 as it has all metal body, fingerprint scanner on the back along with the 13mp camera on the back (with dingle LED flash). Also, it has a rear loud-speaker and some stripes for better reception. What is more, the device is being run by the 64-bit chip (the manufacturer of the chip is not yet disclosed), has dual SIM stand-by functionality, it supports 4G LTE-FDD network. What is even more interesting, that the manufacturer promises a Android Lollipop update soon.

All in all, it seems to be pretty decent device, because it should offer a decent build quality, great specs at a bargain price.

Source: Landvo

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One Plus One is among the most popular smartphones in the market right now, and no doubt about it. If you love the look of  prodigious One Plus One and want it for even more affordable cost  this Chinese knockoff will be your perfect match. Chinese clones of  smartphones look near perfect and can reach any stretch of the imagination and this to proves the same.  It’s KingSing S1+ .

In terms of aesthetics, it almost matches the original one,

KingSing S1+, is equipped with 5.5-inch OGS Full fitting display with a 960 x 540 resolution. It is powered by a 1.3 GHz quad-core MediaTek 6582 SoC coupled with 1 GB of RAM and 8 GB of internal storage with option to expand up to 32-GB via Micro SD card. This clone runs on Android KitKat (v4.4.2). A 8-megapixel AF with led flash rear-camera and a 2-megapixel front camera completes the imaging hardware. The battery is of 2,500 mAh .

Considering the specifications, the $120 asking price makes the KingSing S1+ somewhat interesting. But, it no where matches One Plus One apart from the look and feel.

So which one do you choose One Plus One or KingSing S1+? Let us know.

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GooPhone a Chinese manufacturer who has already tasted success with a bunch of cloned flagship phones. Their clone handset portfolio includes M8 ,S5 and Iphones series phones. GooPhone has announced its next flagship, the GooPhone i6 clone of much awaited Iphone6.

Interestingly it launched it’s phone ahead of Iphone 6 which is rumored to launch on September 19th. This clone went on sale from August 1 and it costs around 160$.

Goophone has launched only a 4.7-inch screen variant and it features some specifications which claims to have a 4.7-inch IPS qHD display, Mediatek’s MT6582 octa-core SOC where each core is clocked at 1400MHz, 1GB RAM, 13-MP rear camera, and has 1500mah battery .  Goophone has strongly believed in rumors related to Iphone 6. Lets wait and watch.

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Kingsing S2 is really a nice clone of LG G3, it’s a mini version LG G3 phone: bright and clear display, great hand-feeling, narrow bezel and more. We got the sample phone a few days ago from Kingsing, and here is our hands on video. After some days using, there’s some special features here to tell you all about it.

At first, here is the Kingsing S2 hands-on video:

1. Narrow Bezel

Kingsing S2 has a 5-inch screen with slim bezel, the body wide is only 69mm, it’s good size for your palm. You may touch whole screen by your thumb.

2. Heart Rate Monitor

It’s new feature first used on Samsung Galaxy S5, and it is added on Kingsing S2 now. Place your finger on the heart rate sensor, which can be found on the back of the phone, beside the camera, the screen will display your heart rate in a minute when launching the “Heart Rate” app.

3. Air Gestures (Included Air Call-accept)

Air Gestures will let you navigate by waving your hand. Instead of swiping your finger from picture to picture in your gallery, you can wave your hand instead. You can even answer your phone without picking it up. You will find quick on/off toggles for both Air View and Air Gestures in your notification pull down, but you might need to fine tune the settings a little.

4. Double click to turn on/off display

Just double click on the touch screen, the screen will turn on or off without power button.

5. Hold Volume button to quick launch camera

Sometimes, when find some interesting things and want to take a picture via your phone, but you will miss it when you pull out your phone, then turn on the screen, unlocked it and launch camera app. Kingsing S2 has a new feature make it faster. You just hold the Volume “-” button for 3 seconds when your phone’s screen is off, the phone’s rear camera will get a picture automatically.

6. MTK Hotknot

Hotknot is new MediaTek’s new technology, which transmits data through projected capacitive touch panels. What NFC can do, Hotknot can also do.

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    HDC is making a good living out of cloning the HTC range of smartphones. Sales of the many previous models have been impressive and people on a low budget are appreciating the good value these clone models provide. The HDC Desire 816 is a clone of the HTC Desire 816 and as such contains comparable design and similar hardware at a fraction of the cost of the original.  This model is retailing at $159.99 which is a very competitive price. How is the performance though and what do you get for your money? Well, let’s take a look.

HDC Desire 816: Design

The look of the HDC Desire 816 is identical to the original HTC model, it is slim and well designed with a large 5.5 inch screen which is not Gorilla Glass. There are the usual ports but they are covered with a plastic flap so they don’t compromise the simple beauty of the design. With even the boot screen being identical to the original and the HTC logo being displayed it really would be hard to spot the difference between original and clone on looks alone.

HDC Desire 816: Performance

The HDC Desire 816 must lose out somewhere on the performance if the price tag is to be anything other than miraculous. The screen is one area of compromise, with the HDC version using a 720p screen whereas the original HTC model has 1080p. The lower specifications do not mean poor quality here though and the screen performs well under most conditions, bright sunlight does cause some visibility difficulties however.

The specifications are fairly standard but good value: there is a MTK6582 quad-core processor and 1GB RAM and 8GB ROM running Android 4.2 OS. The system works well though, scoring reasonable highly on benchmark tests and the performance in general use is good.

Despite some misinformation here, the company claim it has a 13Mp camera but tests have found that it is at most 8Mp, although it has some nice bonus features such as Autofocus and 5x Zoom. These are some photos taken with it:

The battery, with 26000 Mah, has a 2-3 days standby life so with reasonably low performance use should last one day.

Conclusion

Overall the HDC Desire 816 is not a top end smartphone, but it is a well-performing package for the price. For those on a budget it really is a good looking and very functional smartphone that hides its deficiencies very well.

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Goophone released their Samsung Galaxy S5 plan on the next day after official released, but there isn’t real phone appeared yet. An unknown factory has pushed out the first Galaxy S5 clone phone yesterday, we have a chance to hands-on it, here is the video.

This Samsung Galaxy S5 clone phone is a entry-level device, only builds a 5-inch FWVGA display screen, dual-core MTK MT6572 processor, 512MB RAM and 5-megapixel rear camera. The hardware is really a low-end smartphone, the only $79.99 price also is unbelievable.  How do you think about it?

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Yes! You heard it right the Goophone I5 world’s most anticipated iPhone 5 clone… announced before the iPhone 5, but ironically  it should release ,according to their website page (goophone.hk), this month from the 12-14. Let’s hope they are right as we have been waiting months for this android phone. The Goophone I5 is available for pre-order at www.android-sale.com for 249.99$ US a cheap price if you compare it to the actual iPhone 5 with a price tag of 699.99$US

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It has a standard dual-core MT6577 processor(like most of the other clones) 512mb of ram with a front camera of… 1.3mp and rear of 8mp! The screen isn’t retina, is is a plain old 4 inch FWVGA 854 x 480 display.

The down of this model is that it doesn’t use a Lighting Cable like the Zophone/Goophone I5

Here is a review, gameplay of the phone… Resistance test to come…

http://youtu.be/Enqf42b7GqQ

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So you might of heard of Zophone for the excellent iPhone 5 clone… But now they are back with a clone to the iPhone 5 worst enemy… a clone to the Samsung Galaxy S3.

The S9 comes with different memory sizes, 8gb, 16gb as well as 32gb. It is boosting a Quad-Core Exynos 4212 Cpu with cortex ArmV7 with a clocked speed of 1.4ghz

It has a 4.8″ AMOLED screen with 1280*720 resolution and a PowerVR SGX531 gpu. Which is running on the beautiful Android 4.1.1 OS.

It is available with Marble White color as well as Pebble Blue. It has a 8mp camera with led flash, a 0.3 mp front camera, 4Gb of rom and 512mb of ram upgradable to 1gb.

Several users think that the informations could be as fake as the phone. Because in the video below, at 1:50min, the ram is 512mb when the pictures below has 1gb. What is also fishy is that usually this CPU has Mali GPU but below is has PowerVR which usually means Mediatek CPU…

It has the same booting screen as the original S3

Here are more pictures…

And here is a specification review of the phone with pros and cons:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VA7C3IRS2uA&feature=g-u-u

This phone was announced at a starting point of 270$…Could it be the exact price? We always now that Chinese phone companies keep changing prices and releases dates … More details soon…

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So you may have heard of the “Zophone I5” or even the “Goophone I5”. Well recently…Zophone released their iPhone 5 clone with identical specifications as the Goophone I5 rocking the same dimensions as the iPhone 5. Zophone I5 is now the best iPhone 5 clone in the market.

Now here is a little video on of the Zophone I5…

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w8xmToRVCac&feature=youtu.be

Available for purchase at www.anexonel.net76.net

Soon at www.android-sale.com

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Zophone I5 is another iPhone 5 clone that should soon be released… in China.

-1GHz MTK MT6577 dual-core processor

-4-inch retina screen with 1136*640 pixel display

-Super slim 7.6mm aluminum body

-1GB RAM

-8MP rear camera

–iPhone 5 lighting cable

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NEGzRr5cpAo

It has almost if not exactly the same specs as the Goophone I5, it will also be having the new Lighthing cable and a Chinese version of siri!

 If you want to purchase this phone, visit www.anexonel.co.cc!

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