Many of us know Hisense from their smart TVs, but the company has also been maintaining its presence in the smartphone market for some time. They primarily focus on entry-level and mid-range models, which allows them to cater to a broader user base and gain market share in the highly competitive market. Hisense‘s latest patent application could potentially signal the arrival of a flagship model. Here are the details…

Hisense Dual-Screen Smartphone Design Patent Authorized, Allowing Simultaneous Display on Front and Rear Screens

Hisense has recently been granted a patent for a dual-screen smartphone that allows users to view content on both front and rear screens simultaneously. The patent transforms the phone’s back cover into a functional display. Notably, this design does not follow the foldable screen approach. Therefore, we do not have a clear idea of how exactly it will be used. In the past, we have seen a few models that managed to fit a screen on the rear panel. However, these phones were not very functional and did not reach a wide audience.

One concern that arises with such phones is durability. As you may know, even today’s phones are quite delicate and expensive to repair when broken. For example, when the back glass of an iPhone breaks, you may have to pay hundreds of dollars. The situation is similar for premium models on the Android side. Therefore, a phone with screens on both sides might deter users who do not want to face issues. Especially when considering that a protective case cannot be used to increase the level of protection.

Nevertheless, everything we have mentioned is speculation, and we have no choice but to wait for Hisense‘s official announcements to really discuss the topic. Unfortunately, as of now, there is no information on whether the patented design will be featured in Hisense’s future mobile phone lineup. However, the patent approval demonstrates Hisense’s dedication to exploring new frontiers in mobile technology and their ambition to deliver cutting-edge products to the market.

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Hisense is a well known name when it comes to consumer appliances, however, the company is yet to make its mark in the smartphone industry. But that doesn’t stop it from releasing new handsets in the market.

Earlier today, Hisense unveiled a brand new budget smartphone in the market called as the Hisense Small Octopus D1. While the tech specs of the device are just average, the phone boasts of dual-antenna design which can reportedly achieves 360 degrees surround Wi-Fi signal reception. Thanks to the powerful high-end Broadcom WiFi chip BCM-4354, with dual-antenna MIMO support, users can get a strong Wi-Fi signal even in places where there’s a lot of interferences. 

However, apart from this, the specs of the device are not at all impressive. The phone features a Snapdragon 410 64-bit processor with 2GB RAM and 16GB of storage. It comes with a decent 5-inch 720p display. The measurements of 135.8 × 67.8 × 9 mm show that the phone is relatively thick. There’s an 8MP camera at the back with a 2MP front facing shooter. To power all these specs, you have a 2500mAh battery on board. Finally, the phone supports just one SIM card with GSM, TD-SCDMA, TD-LTE, LTE FDD network connectivity.

As you can see, the phone does not have anything special apart from the better Wi-Fi reception than its competitors. Also, the pricing doesn’t help as the phone is listed in China for 1399 Yuan. At this range, you have much better options like the Meizu M1 Note or even the Lenovo K3 Note. 

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HiSense is the onf Chinese smartphone maker that already release their first Windows Phone devices recently, the phone is HiSense MIRA6 smartphone that running Windows Phone 8.1.

The MIRA6 is support for dual SIM Card and dual standby, and aworks with China Telecom with 4G connectivity and TD-lTE support.

HiSense MIRA6 is comes with 5 inch HD screen size, powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 200 processor, sports by 1Gb of RA and 8GB of ROM but yiu can add the sorage using microSD.

The phone is also coupled with 8 megapixel rear camera and 5 megapixel front facing camera. The device has 7.18 mm body thickness. You can see the video of MIRA6 smartphone after the break.

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The one of domestic smartphone brand, Hisense, is now preparing a cheap Android smartphone that uses quad-core processors.

The emergence of mobile phones is known in a benchmark test on the internet. In those tests, the phone labeled Hisense HS-T958 has recorded points is quite high, which is 14,211.

Unfortunatel, there is no much information regarding the existence of those phone. However, most likely this phone will use a MT6589 quad-core processor. In addition, the operating system will be embedded in it is probably Android OS 4.1 Jelly Bean.

This phone will have a 4.5 inches screen size and works in CDMA China Mobile network. And, it’s seems this phone also ready for global market.

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The one of Chinese electronic manufacturer, HiSense is open their booth at CES 2013, while they showing the Television, this company also show the smartphone and tablet devices.

Not too many gadget fans knowing about HiSense, but now HiSense showing their latest products HiSense U958, this is the Android phones which powered by 1.2GHz quad-core Snapdragon S4 processor.

While those smartphone is running Android 4.1 Jelly Bean operating system, sports with a 4.5-inch FWVGA (854×480) display, 5MP rear camera, 512MB RAM, 4GB internal storage, microSD, 1,700mAh battery, dual-SIM support and a thickness of 9.5mm.

The company trying to enter low-end and mid-end market so this phone is offers with affordable price, but for a while now there is no information about the price and availability.

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