Realme CEO, Madhav Sheth, announced on Twitter that a Realme smartphone will be among the first to feature one of Qualcomm’s latest mobile processor, dubbed the Snapdragon 720G.

The senior executive took to the popular social media website to share this information through his official Twitter account. He stated that one of its upcoming smartphones will arrive with the Snapdragon 720G which is a mid range SoC (systems on chip) which was just revealed earlier today (21sr January 2020) unveiled by Qualcomm. Madhav also shared an image in the post which showcases a smartphone with a dual selfie camera module on the front, which is likely to be in a punch hole format.

It’s time for the big reveal!#realme will be among the first smartphone brands to launch the @qualcomm_in Snapdragon 720G in the upcoming smartphones.

More information on this coming soon! RT if excited pic.twitter.com/MWaHNCHFsT

— Madhav 's Lifestyle (@MadhavSheth1) January 21, 2020

Qualcomm Snapdragon 720G is a mid range processor and arrives to fill the gap between the Snapdragon 600 series (Snapdragon 665) and the upper 700 (Snapdragon 765 series) and the flagship 800 series (Snapdragon 865). The processor will also arrive with other entry level chipsets like the Snapdragon 460 and 662 chipsets.

According to official listings, Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 720G is a processor that will aim to deliver a superior gaming experience. The new chipset features Qualcomm Snapdragon Elite Gaming functionalities and is designed to provide HDR during gameplay alongside dynamic color range and contrast and improved audio output via Qualcomm aptX Adaptive technology.

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Realme is a smartphone brand that has its target audience set in the youth demographic. It heavily advertises in a similar manner with its smartphone arriving with attractive colors and lucrative pricing. Thus, it is a great move considering mobile gaming has become an increasingly popular field in the smartphone industry. Previously, MediaTek unveiled the first gaming centric chipset, the Helio G90 series, so this could be Qualcomm’s version of the same.

Unfortunately, information regarding the upcoming Realme smartphone that will feature the gaming chipset is currently scarce. Madhav has only teased the upcoming smartphone and provided a small first look at its front panel. Finer details and specification are still at large, so stay tuned for information which is expected to arrive soon.

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Nicai will soon release an Android smartphone that is a clone of the Apple iPhone 6 called the Nicai Super 6. As of now, it has been confirmed that two versions will be released: a standard version with lower specs and a high-end version. It has been announced that the standard version would cost 999 RMB and would come out after the holidays.

Like the iPhone 6, the Nicai Super 6 sports a 4.7-inch screen. You can see how alike both phones look in the pictures below although the latter is a bit thicker, measuring 7.5mm. The camera is also a bit more pointed like in the iPhone 6. Both are available in white, gold, and other colors.

Although it is unlikely that the Nicai Super 6 will even be 1/5^th the price of the iPhone 6, its specs are nothing to go crazy over. It has the 1.3GHz MTK MT6572 dual-core chip, 512M RAM, 4G ROM (supports 32G expansion card), a 4.7-inch IPS screen with qHD resolution, a 13mp/5mp dual-camera, 1600mAh battery, and support for TD-SCDMA and GSM networks (Nano SIM), as well as the usual sensors. Its OS is Android but its camera interface resembles the iOS’.

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The Meizu MX 4 is one of the most anticipated Chinese smart phones this year and for the first time, we get to see how it looks like. Early today, a Weibo user sent out photos and a description of the MX 4’s display screen was released and was compared with the MX 3’s. The source seems very reliable. The MX 4 is reported to be bigger than the MX 3. The round home button is still there but the back has a fingerprint recognition feature.

According to the Weibo user, the MX 4’s display screen is bigger than the MX 3’s and has good texture. It is probably 5.2 inches. The back of the phone has a sensor for fingerprint recognition. Furthermore, the MX 4’s frame is narrower than the MX 3 with a bigger screen ratio.

As for hardware, many predict that the MX 4 will sport a 5.2-inch display screen with 2560 x 1536 resolution and 15:9 screen ratio. It is also predicted to use the MT6595 octa-core chipset or the Samsung Exynos 5433, have 3GB RAM, 16GB ROM, and a 8mp/20.7mp camera with 4K video recording. It is also purported to support TD-LTE/FDD-LTE 4G and to have the Flyme 4.0 as its operating system.

Reports say that later this year, Meizu will release more than four products, one of which is the MX 4 high-end edition which has fingerprint recognition. It is estimated to cost more than 2499 RMB (405.87 USD) and will be launched in September.

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