Gionee GN5006L is an upcoming smartphone from the Chinese manufacturer that has appeared on TENAA earlier in this week. Speculations are rife that the GN5006L smartphone may debut as Gionee Steel 3 smartphone.

According to TENAA listing, the Gionee GN5006L features a 5.5-inch display that carries support for HD+ resolution of 720 x 1,440 pixels. The front view of the smartphone suggests that it features an elongated display that carries support for an aspect ratio of 18:9. The handset measures 144.7 x 69.8 x 8.5mm and its weight is 170 grams.

An octa-core processor that clocks at 1.4 GHz powers the GN5006L smartphone. It is likely that the Snapdragon 435 chipset will be powering the phone. The TENAA listing suggests that the 16 GB storage model may feature 2 GB of RAM whereas the 32 GB variant will include 3 GB of RAM. It also features a microSD card slot. It is fueled by a 4,000mAh battery.

There is an 8-megapixel camera along with a LED flash sitting on the backside of Gionee GN5006L. The camera will carry support for autofocus and full HD video shooting. The front side of the alleged Steel 3 features an 8-megapixel selfie snapper. The handset is preloaded with Android 7.1.1 Nougat. It is expected to arrive in color options such as black, gold and blue.

Gionee has confirmed that it will be holding a launch event on Nov. 26. The Chinese firm has also stated through a Weibo post that the company would be launching 8 bezel-less smartphones such as the Gionee M7 Plus, F6L, F205, S11, S11 Plus, Steel 3 and M2018 through the upcoming unveil event. More information on these phones are expected as the launch date nears.

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Several smartphone manufacturers have launched full screen design smartphones this year. Gionee too has launched the Gionee M7 and M7 Power (aka Steel 2 Plus in other markets) smartphones with full screen design in September. Recent reports have revealed that the company is working on a couple of smartphones like F6L and F205. Rumors are rife that these phones may arrive with full screen design as the company has confirmed to debut 8 bezel-less smartphones on Nov. 26.

The launch invitation for Gionee’s Nov. 26 has been shared on Weibo. It reveals that the unveil event is scheduled to take place in Shenzhen, China. The company has also confirmed that the event will be livestreamed on Shenzhen Satellite TV in the country. The Weibo post also confirms that the company would be unveiling 8 full screen design phones at the launch event.

Well-known leakster Evan Blass has recently revealed that the Gionee M7 Plus is the flagship phone from the company. Blass did not reveal any details on the specifications of the phone, but has shared the following images to reveal its design.

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The Gionee F6L had appeared on TENAA in the previous week. It had revealed that the phone would be featuring a 5.7-inch HD+ display that will support an aspect ratio of 18:9. It may be driven by Snapdragon 430/435 chipset and may come in 3 GB and 4 GB RAM options.

The Gionee F205 was recently spotted on GFXBench with 5-inch HD+ display that produces an aspect ratio of 18:9. It will be fueled by MediaTek MT6739 chipset and 2 GB of RAM. The Gionee S11 and S11 Plus that have respectively appeared on GFXBench and TENAA are also coming with 18:9 display. These smartphones are going to be respectively powered by MediaTek MT6763 and Helio P25 chipsets.

The  Gionee M2018 is also speculated to deliver an aspect ratio of 18:9. By launching 8 smartphones with full screen design, Gionee will have the most number of 18:9 aspect ratio supporting phones. We expect that the rumor mill will reveal more information on the upcoming 18:9 phones from Gionee in the coming weeks.

What’s your view on the current trend of full screen design phones? Share us your thoughts by adding your comments below.

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Remember the Gionee M2017? The dual-curved luxury smartphone with a 7000mAh battery and a $1000 starting price? It is getting a successor this year and it is called the Gionee M2018.

The M2018 has been seen on TENAA. Unfortunately, only images are available and it shows a device that looks almost identical to the M2017 save for some few changes.

First the M2018 has a single rear camera and not dual sensors like its predecessor. Also the LED flash is circular and not a quadrilateral. Other differences on the back include the type of  leather material used and the color of the antenna lines which are black instead of white.

The sides are also different. On the Gionee M2018, the left hand side where the SIM tray sits is plain. The right side has the volume rocker, power button and nothing else. That means the M2018 will either have its SIM tray at the top or the bottom.

The front of the phone is slightly different too. The distance between the earpiece and sensor is smaller. Apart from that, the rest of the design seems to be the same. There is still a fingerprint scanner buried under the home button and the display is still curved.

Other details the TENAA listing reveals include support for LTE networks and dual SIM, and an August 14 certification issue date.

The M2017 launched as a luxury smartphone with mostly flagship specs except for the mid-range Snapdragon 653 mobile platform inside it. It has a 5.7-inch 2K AMOLED display, 6GB of RAM and a more than sufficient 7000mAh battery.

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With a price starting at around $1000, the Gionee M2017 wasn’t made for everyone. Gionee specifically targeted the business class with the device, offering security features such as an advanced fingerprint scanner and a dedicated security chip. Chances are that the Gionee M2018 will be no different in that regard.

We hope specification details and a release date comes up soon.

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