Weibo CEO Gaofei Wang, known on the platform as “Between coming and going” (来去之间), recently voiced his frustrations on Weibo after an unusual experience with his mobile service.

Gaofei shared that his mobile SMS receiving function was suspended because he missed a call from 96110, a number designated for anti-fraud alerts. This action was taken after his number received overseas calls, leading to a missed anti-fraud reminder call.

Weibo CEO Confronts SMS Suspension Over Missed Anti-Fraud Call

Seeking answers, Gaofei questioned the logic behind this decision by tagging China Mobile in his post. He inquired about the rationale for such a measure and the process for restoring his SMS service. This incident highlights the sometimes rigid policies telecom companies may have in place for fraud prevention, even affecting high-profile individuals like the CEO of a major social media platform.

The incident resonated with many netizens, with some humorously sharing their own negative experiences. One user commented, “Tell me how to complain about Weibo customer service, and I will tell you how to complain about the SMS suspension.” This sentiment resonated with Wang, who acknowledged the struggles many face with customer service, stating, “10086 (China Mobile’s customer service hotline) said they noted it, but couldn’t resolve it, just like our customer service…”

In addition, Weibo influencer “Granny from Jiangning” (江宁婆婆) joined the conversation by retweeting Gaofei’s post and playfully advising him to check Weibo more often. This was accompanied by an image urging people to always answer calls from 96110.

Gaofei acknowledged the reminder but pointed out the impracticality of always being available to answer calls, especially during meetings. He questioned the reasonableness of the business logic that led to the suspension of his SMS service for missing a call.

The number 96110 is part of a broader initiative to combat telecom and network fraud. It serves as a crucial tool for warning and prevention, making it imperative for users to respond to calls from this number. It also acts as a helpline for reporting suspicious activities, playing a significant role in fraud prevention efforts.

The online debate surrounding Wang’s experience is likely to continue, prompting further discussion about the effectiveness of anti-fraud strategies and the need for customer-centric approaches in the telecom industry. It remains to be seen how China Mobile will respond to the concerns.

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Realme finally unveiled the upcoming Realme GT 5 Pro launch via a new poster on its official Weibo handle. Realme’s Chief Marketing Officer, Xu Chase first shared the poster and informed about its launch this year. Realme GT 5 Pro is highly likely to debut with Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 and some other high-end specifications.

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Along with the official teaser, the smartphone is expected to bundle VC Cooling technology to dissipate heat and offer seamless performance.

Realme GT 5 Pro Specifications (Expected)

Ahead of the official announcement, the Realme GT 5 Pro specifications details are already here via multiple leaks and rumors. The smartphone is expected to feature a curved AMOLED display with a 2K resolution. It will feature Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 SoC, LPDDR5X RAM, and UFS 4.0 Storage. It will feature a 5400 mAh battery and extends support for 100W wired charging and 50W wireless charging.

A recent DCS leak unveiled the presence of BOE AMOLED and Android 14 on board. It is tipped to bundle a triple-rear camera with a primary 50MP IMX966 Lens bundling OIS support, a 50MP OV64M telephoto lens, and a 3x Optical zoom. However, detail about the third sensor is missing.

Further, the device will come with connectivity options like 5G, 4G, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, NFC, and a USB Type-C port for charging. A while back, it was spotted in Black color a month ago on Weibo and seems to ship with a circular camera module.

We expect some high-end specifications from the smartphone, as the company took considerable time to work on the new Relame GT 5 Pro.

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An iQOO official has just shared a new video on his official Weibo account, a Chinese microblogging website, which hints at an upcoming launch event that could be for a new smartphone.

The new video was shared by Feng Yufei, President of the iQOO brand, earlier today (19th July 2021). In the online post, a game of billiards can be observed in which we can see the eighth black ball being struck that then goes on to hit a purple 4 ball into one of the corner pockets. While this video does not explicitly state the arrival of a new product or an upcoming launch conference, many netizens speculated that this might be indicative of an August 4 event, in which the company might launch the iQOO 8.

The video shared might seem casual at first, but the company’s official Weibo account had also shared this online post as well. For those unaware, the Chinese smartphone maker had previously launched the iQOO 7 earlier this year in January. The device was a flagship handset that arrived with 120W fast charging support and the Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 SoC.

Now, the brand might be gearing up to launch its successor and its latest flagship device. It is possible that the new device might arrive with an upgraded Snapdragon 888 Plus processor, although, we have no means of confirming this news as of right now. So stay tuned for more, as we will provide updates when additional information is available regarding this matter.

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Earlier today (8th July 2021), a Redmi officially shared a post on Weibo, a Chinese microblogging website, using an unknown Xiaomi product. While a few Weibo users speculated that it might be a new smartphone, but the official claimed that this is not the case.

The official in question is Wang Teng, the Product Director of the Chinese tech giant, who shared a post on Weibo using the unidentified Xiaomi device. When replying to one of the comments for this post that thought this was a “new smartphone”, the executive hinted at the new device not being a handset. In other words, this unknown product from Xiaomi could be a new tablet.

Unfortunately, the name of this tablet is currently unknown as of right now. Although, we had recently reported on Xiaomi’s Mi Pad 5, which was also recently spotted on China’s MIIT (Ministry of Industry and Information Technology). This tablet has been rumored to launch for a while now. It will reportedly feature a Qualcomm Snapdragon 870, while a lower variant is expected to sport the Snapdragon 860 SoC.

The Mi Pad 5 s expected to feature an 11 inch FHD LCD display panel with a 2560 x 1600px resolution, 120Hz refresh rate, and 240hz touch sampling rate. However, this is just speculation at the moment so take this report with a pinch of salt and stay tuned for more, as we will be providing updates when additional information is available.

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Most of the major smartphone manufacturers have entered the smartwatch segment and now Chinese maker Meizu is also all set to launch its own smartwatch. And going by the recent development, it seems that there will be more than one wearable device from Meizu.

Meizu has registered a new Weibo account named Meizu Smartwatch or “Flyme for Watch”, which has also been certified and validated on the platform. The company has also confirmed that the first product will be launched in the fourth quarter of this year.

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Earlier, it was reported that the company had applied for trademarking two names in July this year — Meizu Watch and Flyme for Watch. Flyme is the company’s own custom skin for the Android smartphones used on the company’s mobile phones.

Additionally, a smartwatch was hinted by the company in the eighth-anniversary poster of the Flyme OS but nothing much is known about the same at this time. However, we expect to know more about this in the coming weeks, as the launch date nears.

Notably, the company has already entered the wearable devices market with the launch of a hybrid smartwatch called ‘Meizu Smart Watch Mix’ aka ‘Meizu Light Smartwatch’. But the said Meizu Watch will be the company’s first actual smartwatch.

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Earlier today (21st April 2020), Xiaomi announced a new air conditioner through its official Weibo account, a Chinese microblogging website, of its Smart Home appliances department.

According to the official post, “Compared to the ordinary air-conditioning wind, how long have you never felt the breeze of nature? How do you achieve the environment switch between the city and the valley on a busy day?” This highly implies that the new air conditioner will be made with a natural feeling breeze in mind. The Chinese tech giant emphasized greatly on the countryside experience.

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In the post, the company shared a teaser poster image which also depicted the countryside. From what we can gather, the company is focusing on its new Natura Breeze feature, which will likely be an aromatic enhancement. Meaning, Xiaomi may be trying to provide a fresh airflow experience through a fresh smell over traditional air conditioners.

Furthermore, the airflow itself is said to be gentler or “softer.” This again emphasizes the natural breeze over the artificial cold air which isn’t very healthy on the human body. The airflow will also have a wider coverage with less temperature difference within the room. In other words, one will not have areas that the airflow doesn’t reach while it will not hit anyone directly and spread more evenly.

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Lei Jun, the Co-Founder of Xiaomi, has shared an interesting image that had 15 engineering smartphone models. These had all been used by the senior executive in 2019 alone, and it has been said that all models must go through him first.

In his official Weibo account, a Chinese microblogging website, Lei Jun shared an image that showcased 15 different engineering smartphone models. All of which were used by the founder at some point during 2019. Apparently, Lei Jun acts as the first product manager for the company. In other words, he uses every smartphone before it has to be launched.

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The senior official even asked people online to take guesses as to which these devices are, and many answered. In the image, the most obvious inclusions are the Mi CC9 Pro, Mi 9, Mi CC9, Black Shark 3, Black Shark 2, Redmi K20 Pro, Redmi 8A, Redmi 7A, Redmi Note 8, Note 8 Pro, Mi 10 Pro, and even the Redmi K30 Pro.

This goes to show how closely and on hands the company’s Founder and Chairman is with the products that are designed by Xiaomi and Redmi. Most of his teasers are also shared via respective smartphones that are expected to launch soon. So, it really showcases his involvement in the process.

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In 2019, Qualcomm, the major mobile chipmaker, said that its processors support up to 192 megapixels camera sensors. Back then, that seemed like a ludicrously large sensor, but now, it might be launch as early as next month, according to a leakster.

Back when the aforementioned statement was made, 48 megapixel camera sensors had just been rumored to launch soon. But now, we have already seen smartphone manufacturer’s shipping 108 megapixel sensors. Although, this number is also expected to soon be trumped as a new smartphone with a 192 megapixels camera sensor will reportedly be launched next month.

The news arrives from a post shared by a leakster on Weibo, the Chinese microblogging website. Another additional detail which was leaked included the model number SM7250. This is a model number for the Qualcomm Snapdragon 765 series. In other words, a Snapdragon 765 SoC series handset will sport a 192 megapixels sensor. Unfortunately, this brings the viability of the device into question.

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While the Snapdragon 765 can indeed support a 192 megapixels camera, it can only support snapshots. Meaning, other crucial features like HDR or multi-frame processing will not be possible at that high resolution. So, it remains to be seen just how well they optimize the sensor for the smartphone.

Unfortunately, finer details are unknown and there might be a few workarounds to this. While we don’t know for sure which OEM plans on launching such a device, Qualcomm did previously mention it is working with partners to bring 200 megapixel sensors. So, it might not be that far fetched. Although this is a leak, so take it with a grain of salt for now.

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Back in December 2019, Huawei launched the Nova 6. So naturally, after the launch of the base variant, the Pro variant or the Nova 6 Pro should arrive next. However, a new report suggests that the Chinese tech giant is skipping the higher end version and directly launching the next entry in the series, the Huawei Nova 7.

The information was shared by a known blogger on Weibo, the popular Chinese microblogging website. Going by the history of his previous releases, there is a chance that the information is accurate but we will have to wait for an official company announcement for any confirmation. According to the leak, the Huawei Nova 7 will be released in early April 2020.

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This puts it right after the launch of the company’s flagship P40 series, as stated in the post. Huawei is planning on unveiling the P40 series in Paris, France on 26th March 2020, while its Chinese launch is expected to arrive in the first week of April (around 2nd April 2020 according to the blogger). Immediately after this, the Nova 7 is expected to be launched. This would mark a relatively close release interval between the Nova 6 and the upcoming entry; just a 4 month gap between the two.

Furthermore, the Nova 7 series is likely to arrive with Huawei’s proprietary chipset, the Kirin 990 SoC, which is a 5G enabled processor. Unfortunately, finer details like the smartphone’s specifications are still unknown, but teaser’s from Huawei should be seen in the coming next few weeks. So stay tuned for more coverage on the Huawei Nova 7 series.

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Vivo‘s subsidiary, iQOO, has just released the sample images from its upcoming flagship smartphone, the iQOO 3. Earlier today (19th February 2020), the company revealed that the handset’s rear camera setup and has now also unveiled a few sample images for the public online.

The images were posted by the company’s official Weibo account, a Chinese microblogging website, and were shared to offer a glimpse of the iQOO 3’s photographic prowess. According to the post, the images were captured using the 50mm professional portrait lens that is featured on the iQOO 3 smartphone. The new portrait lens will enable users to take more natural looking portrait shots and will have noticeably less distortion compared to the previous iterations.

Furthermore, the sample images revealed have also been captured using the ultra wide angle lens, macro and other modes of the iQOO 3. It has been claimed that the images shared are untouched and have not been edited in any form or manner. Looking at the images, it is clear that iQOO, which is an abbreviation for I Quest On and On, is aiming to further advance in the smartphone photography department.

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For those unaware, the iQOO 3 is the company’s latest upcoming flagship smartphone and will arrive with top notch specs like LPDDR5 and UFS 3.0 flash memory alongside Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 865 SoC. The smartphone will be officially announced at 14:30 in the afternoon on 25th February 2020 in a launch event from iQOO, which will be held in China.

Many other brands like Realme follow a similar strategy to include capable image sensors as their target demographics are the youth. So it comes as no surprise that improvements to its imaging capabilities will likely be one of iQOO’s primary marketing elements. So stay tuned for more updates regarding the smartphone and the launch event.

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Earlier this week, Xiaomi Founder, Lei Jun, stated that he hated the traditional laptop chargers that are currently in circulation. The senior executive even called for the industry to move over to the new charger formats, similar to its latest 65W charger released with the Mi 10.

In response to this statement, a Lenovo executive took to Weibo, the Chinese microblogging website, to state that both sides have different benefits. For those unaware, during Xiaomi live press conference, Lei Jun used a Lenovo laptop charger to compare its 65W Mi 10 charger. The latter is capable of fast charging the 2020 flagship series by up to 50W and can also charge laptops with up to 65W. All in a compact form factor and a dual pin format.

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However, the senior executive from Lenovo mentioned that the industry cannot simply eliminate one side. He stated, “Each has its own advantages. It’s not that the current compact PD charger with two heads is not good, but with the three-pin charger there is no risk of the plug coming out. The traditional three-pin charger is large, cooler, has an earthing pin, with a low chance of it coming out of the socket. With an additional earthing pin, the risk of the charger falling off the socket is low. So each has its own strengths; if it is thrown in the company, in the dormitory, and thrown in at home, the three-pin charger stays plugged in. If you are on a business trip, the two-pin compact PD charger is more suitable.”

In simpler terms, the larger size of a traditional charger is not due to lack of technology but more for safety, durability, and reliability as well. Thus, he recommends that a three-pin charger is still dominant in the laptop industry as a whole.

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Earlier today (31st January 2020), Ni Fei, the CEO and Co-Founder of Nubia, shared a post on Weibo, a Chinese microblogging website, to tease an upcoming 5G smartphone with an impressive 80W fast charging capabilities.

In the Weibo post, Ni Fei shared an image as well which contained certain details and statistics regarding a smartphone being charged. Looking at the details, Voltage can be observed at 8.4 Volts while the current is at 9.6 Ampere. In simpler terms, this translates to a fast charging rate upwards of 80W that is higher than 65W but a bit lower than true 100W charging rates.

Previously, Xiaomi, a Chinese smartphone giant, had revealed a 100W fast charging technology. It was called Super Charge Turbo and utilized a special dual cell series design which adds two strings of battery technology. Through this and other expensive materials, the company managed to charge a 4,000mAh battery in only 17 minutes. So, we can expect the upcoming Nubia 5G smartphone to arrive with capabilities close to this benchmark.

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So far, no company has commercially launched a fast charger of 100W but Nubia arrives the closest if the device in question launches soon. It is still an expensive technology to include in a device so it is unlikely that a smartphone will debut with the technology any time soon.

However, Nubia’s executive teasing the charging capabilities just before the launch of its latest Red Magic gaming smartphone with 144Hz display, implies that the company might include an 80W fast charger in the upcoming device. Unfortunately, this is still speculation and Nubia has yet to officially confirm this. So we cannot provide any concrete statements at the moment.

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Smartphone brands compete in a market filled with tough competition. To stay relevant, the OEMs must resort to various ad campaigns and even quirky challenges to stand out. This holds true for Redmi as well since its Vice President and General Manager, Lu Weibing, plans to challenge the Redmi Note 8 in the harsh environment in Antarctica.

According to the senior official, the Redmi Note 8 will face the sub-zero temperatures in the most barren continent in the world on 17th January 2020. The announcement of the Herculean challenge was issued on Weibo, the Chinese microblogging website, on Lu Weibing’s official account.

In the post shared, a poster was attached alongside a message. The image was of the southernmost continent while the message mentioned the challenge. Lu Weibing said that Antarctica is colder than Beijing and that is where the Redmi Note 8 will persevere. From the poster, it can be surmised that the smartphone is going to be sent to Antarctica to be tested in extreme conditions.

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The temperature in the region can fall way below 0 degrees Celsius, even reaching -60 degrees Celsius. This is way beyond the optimal functioning parametres of any consumer-grade electronic product. In other words, it remains to be seen if the Redmi Note 8 can survive the freezing temperature in this challenge.

For those unaware, the Redmi Note 8 is a mid range smartphone that was launched back in September 2019. It features a quad camera setup and is protected by Corning’s Gorilla Glass protective layer. The handset is water and dust proof as well and the company must be really confident with its durability to put it through such a hard test. Notably, the challenge is also indicative of the company providing tough smartphones, as even the Redmi Note 7 series (Little King Kong) underwent a harsh test that put its glass protection to the test.

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Recently, Vivo announced that it will hold a new product launch event on 16th December 2019. In the event, the smartphone manufacturer will officially unveil the Vivo X30 series 5G smartphone.

So far, the company has shared multiple promotional videos that highlight Vivo X30 Pro’s photographic capabilities; But now, a few zoomed-in sample shots which were taken from the handset’s telephoto camera have also surfaced on Weibo, the Chinese microblogging site.

Vivo’s upcoming X30 Pro smartphone will arrive with a periscopic super-telephoto lens which will be capable of 60x magnification. Unlike the rest of the camera lens module which is located on the top left corner on the rear, it’s telephoto lens is separated from the rest of the three cameras (being at the side) and does not have a bump.

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Previously, Vivo shared the impressive zoom capabilities of the X30 Pro in the form of a promotional video. Furthermore, the device is equipped with Samsung’s Exynos 980 which is integrated with a 5G modem and is aimed at mid-range smartphones.

Reportedly, one Weibo user also took to the Chinese social networking site to upload images taken from the Vivo X30 Pro’s telephoto lens. According to the images shared, we can observe the smartphone’s magnifying prowess. The first image had been taken from the primary camera that captured a road and a few buildings. Then, the user also uploaded zoomed-in images of the same scene but focused on the building at the far end.

It was a building with the Deutsche Bank logo which was initially unclear but soon became legible. Notably, once at the maximum zoom, finer details regarding the insides of the buildings also become visible. Since it was taken from an unknown source the credibility of the images is doubtful but still showcase incredible results.

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Earlier today, Redmi went on Weibo, the Chinese microblogging website, to reveal certain camera samples of its upcoming smartphone, Redmi K30 series. These samples were shot from a new 64MP primary sensor on the rear and were uploaded to showcase the photographic capabilities of the device.

Notably, Redmi released these camera samples in an interesting way. The Xiaomi subsidiary posted just 2 percent of the original camera sample. In other words, the company uploaded cropped camera samples of the Redmi K30 to showcase its ability to capture details. The sensor used on the device is a Sony 64MP IMX686 which was revealed back in November 2019.

The IMX686 sensor should not be confused with Sony’s IMX586 48MP sensor which was seen in smartphones like the Redmi Note 7 Pro or Note 8 series. The former is the successor to the latter and was revealed via a video. Since then, it was unclear which smartphone will debut with the sensor but now the Redmi K30 series is confirmed to be equipped with it. Additionally, it is also the first 64MP camera sensor from Sony.

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Although Redmi didn’t reveal full-sized camera samples, it teased the Redmi K30 series photographic prowess with just 2 percent. In the samples, images of various items like a racing bike and a skateboard can be observed to be heavily cropped in but still retain finer details. The company even posted a zoomed-in image sample of Wang Yibo’s face to showcase details on eyes as well.

Lastly, the Weibo post also mentioned that for the original camera samples to be revealed, the post must be reposted over 8,500 times. Hence, we might see more from the Redmi K30 series if Weibo users are curious enough. The Redmi K30 will be unveiled on 10th December 2019 and will be the successor to the Redmi K20 series.

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Xiaomi, the China-based company known for its value-for-money smartphones and MIUI custom Android interface, has not limited itself to being a smartphone brand and has launched a wide range of products.

Now, it seems that the company is all set to launch yet another product category for eye glasses. A new Weibo account has been created by the company which has already been verified with a blue tick, confirming its authenticity.

While the new Weibo account from Xiaomi is now live, there’s nothing posted on this new page. However, a Weibo user has shared images of the upcoming Xiaomi glasses that the company is expected to launch pretty soon.

Xiaomi has already launched two types of sunglasses in the market but has not yet launched frames and eye glasses. From the leaked images of the eye glasses, it seems that the company is looking for a couple of products in this new lineup but is set to unveil a whole range of products.

However, we’ve not yet independently verified the claim related to the leaked images of the Xiaomi eye glasses for the authenticity. Xiaomi usually launches non-core products through its sub-brands which include Redmi, Huami, Yunmi, among others.

Since the Xiaomi account for this new range of products have already been live on Weibo and thus, we expect the company to officially make announcement related to this in the coming days.

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On September 19th, Huawei will launch the new flagship Mate 30 series in Munich, Germany. In addition to the Kirin 990 series chips, it is expected to achieve major upgrades in terms of CPU/GPU performance, AI computing power, and 5G communication capabilities. The breakthrough on the same point has also become the focus of attention.

Today, a live video appeared on Weibo showcasing some footage of the Huawei Mate 30 Pro in action. The video in the video is consistent with the previously leaked Huawei Mate 30 Pro spy photos. We’ve got the waterfall display and forehead notch, along with a pretty good screen to body ratio.

We’ve also got leaks for a protective case of Huawei Mate 30 Pro. We’ve known and heard for a while now that the new device would be equipped with a new generation of Leica quad-cameras while supporting the periscope 5x optical zoom. This new leak only seems to reaffirm that.

Huawei’s Mate 30 series is set to be unveiled at an event in Munich, Germany on September 19. According to rumors, the Mate 30 Pro will feature a 6.6-inch AMOLED display with Quad HD+ resolution and a 90Hz refresh rate. On the back of the phone will be two 40MP cameras, an 8MP telephoto lens, and a 3D ToF sensor.

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The OnePlus 5 is scheduled for a Summer launch, although there is no date yet, there are rumors it is next month. Over the past couple of weeks, there have been tons of leaks regarding the design of the OnePlus 5.

A new image said to be that of the OnePlus 5 surfaced on Weibo yesterday, and like the others, the focus is on the dual rear cameras it is supposed to launch with.

The OnePlus 5 in the image is wrapped up in a case but the cut-out for the rear cameras reveals a vertical setup. Directly below the rear cameras is the LED flash. The camera design is similar to that of the OnePlus 2 due to the rectangular shape of the camera housing.

Up front, just below the 5.5-inch display is a fingerprint scanner that doubles as a home button and at the top left corner is the front facing camera. The images don’t give a view of the top and bottom of the phone, so we can’t tell if there is a 3.5mm audio jack.

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We will have to wait to see if the OnePlus 5 turns out like this or of this image is just one of the many out there created to throw people off course.

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It has been a long wait for Xiaomi fans and it seems their wait might or might not be coming to an end tomorrow. A new post by Xiaomi’s official Weibo account hints at a very important info about the Mi 6 being released tomorrow. Is it the launch? You’ll have to read this to the end to find out.

The account has been posting images of their previous flagships in the last couple of days and today’s post was for the Xiaomi Mi 5. Since the previous posts did not include variants like the Mi 4i or Mi 4C, there is a high chance that tomorrow’s post will be for the Xiaomi Mi 6 and not for the Mi 5s or Mi 5s Plus. The countdown began on April 6 with each post mentioning the highlight of the phone.

A follow up post by the account says we should expect a surprise at noon tomorrow. Some say the surprise might be the launch of the Mi 6 while others say it might be the announcement of the official launch date. Since we have heard no news of an official invite going round for a Xiaomi event, the latter seems to be the more likely thing to happen.

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The Xiaomi Mi 6 has been delayed due to the supply issues plaguing the Snapdragon 835. There will be two variants with different screen sizes and memory configuration and the larger variant is expected to launch with dual cameras.

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A new image of the Xiaomi Mi 6 Plus was earlier today posted on Weibo. The real life image shows the rear of the device, giving us a good look at the dual rear cameras.

So far, it appears little has changed with respect to the design. The curved back bears a striking resemblance to that of the Mi 5 with the only major change being the cameras. You can also confirm this is the “Plus” variant judging from the size. The person holding it has a fairly large hand and the phone still extends further out of his palm. If it were the 5.15-inch variant, it definitely won’t extend as far as this.

Xiaomi is expected to release the Mi 6 and Mi 6 Plus in April or latest by May. Both will sport the Snapdragon 835 processor and may probably be the first Chinese phones to do so.

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So far we have not heard of any exciting features about the new devices. A spec sheet that leaked yesterday mentions the displays still have 1080p resolutions. However, the battery capacities are larger and the front facing camera has been upgraded as well.

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Xiaomi has scheduled next week Tuesday, 28th of February for the unveiling of its Pinecone chip. In a bid to keep up hype for the event, the official MIUI weibo account posted a teaser image today.

The image shows four different designs of a pinecone and is accompanied by a text asking users to guess which one is used for the processor’s logo. Most of the replies are either options B and D. But if you have been following our posts on the chip, it should be easy for you to answer.

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The Pinecone processor is Xiaomi’s in-house chip that is expected to make it into phones this year, starting with the Xiaomi Mi 5C. Report has it that there are two models at the moment. There is the mid-range V670 said to offer similar performance to the Snapdragon 625 and Mediatek Helio P10; and the V970 with a higher performance built on the 10nm node.

So which of these images represent the Pinecone logo? Hint: Check our previous posts.

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The Xiaomi Mi 6 is not launching anytime soon. Xiaomi is not even attending MWC 2017. So if you have been unaware of that detail and been looking forward to the Mi 6 making an appearance, we are sorry to burst your bubble.

However the configuration details for Xiaomi’s next flagship were leaked on Weibo by a user called @Reviewer_Well. His post says the Xiaomi Mi 6 will be available in two variants: a 4GB RAM + 32GB ROM variant which will have a 1080p display and a 4GB RAM + 64GB ROM variant with a WQHD display.

He goes on to mention the camera details. The front facing camera is the Sony IMX268 8MP autofocus sensor which is the same one in the Xiaomi Mi Note 2. Sadly we won’t be getting the Mi Note 2’s 22.5MP rear sensor, instead the Mi 6 will have a 12MP Sony IMX386 sensor.

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Rumor has it that the Mi 6 will go on sale in April but there is still no launch date yet. These specifications are unconfirmed by Xiaomi, so you might want to take it with a pinch of salt.

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Nokia China seems to have confirmed via its official Weibo page that a Snapdragon 835-powered flagship is in the works. The company was responding to inquiries from fans as to when we’d be seeing a Nokia flagship but the response did not clarify when the flagship will arrive.

Nokia had earlier been rumored as preparing a flagship smartphone that would be launched at MWC 2017 powered by Qualcomm’s latest SoC. A teaser during the closing part of the Nokia 6 launch in China gave the impression that there would likely be a flagship of such sort at MWC. Also, a smartphone exhibited at the Qualcomm booth at the just concluded CES 2017 was alleged to be the Nokia flagship but Qualcomm did deny that rumor, leaving us in the lurch.

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It seems the company is intent on concentrating on the Nokia 6 which was launched recently and went on its first flash sales few days back. The Nokia 6 was sold out in just a minute, an indication that the reception it is getting is cordial. Before it went up for sale, the reservations did make it up to one million persons and no doubt a lot of that number is still waiting in the side line to get their unit of the device. There is no doubt, though, that Nokia needs a true flagship if it hopes to compete with existing brand in the highly competitive mobile phone market. We hope we’d get to see the Nokia flagship at MWC, 2017.

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Earlier today, Xiaomi posted an image on Weibo teasing a new product set to launch on Wednesday, 18th of January at 10:00 a.m.

The teaser image which is of a sea coast has two distinct filters separating the image into two halves. There is also a text that hints at a ‘big difference in vision’ when translated into English.

What this new product is still remains a mystery. Some folks are of the opinion that it is some sort of filter for cameras while some say it might be a kind of protective wear for the eyes.

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Xiaomi has not hinted at a major product launch following the announcement of the Mi TV 4, the Mi Router HD, and the Pearl White Xiaomi Mi MIX which were announced at CES, so this might probably be a third party product launching on the Mijia platform.

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It is already a known fact that Microsoft has relinquished its stake in Nokia and now the Nokia brand name is back. Apparently, in a clear demonstration of the return of the Nokia brand and the demise of the Microsoft Lumia brand, the official Microsoft Lumia Weibo page is reported to have been renamed as Nokia phones.

This is no doubt an indication that the Nokia brand has been repositioned to take over all the structures of the now defunct Microsoft Lumia globally. On September 2, 2013, Microsoft announced that it was buying out Nokia’s devices business for $7.2 billion. By then, Nokia was already swimming in troubled waters, facing financial difficulties as a result of a late transition to Android phones. Although Microsoft had hoped to turn around the fortunes of the company, that didn’t happen as the Lumia brand just refused to fly.

In a bid to offload its excess luggage, Microsoft announced that it is selling off its feature phone assets to a subsidiary of Taiwanese firm Foxconn Technology and newly-established firm HMD Global for $350 million, around May last year. This move marked the return of the Nokia brand into the market. Already, the company has released a couple of feature phones and is all set to unveil its Android smartphones.

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Although the Weibo page’s name has now been changed to reflect the new ownership, it can still be observed that the background image is still that of Microsoft Lumia. Perhaps this is to allow for a slow transition, so as not to confuse fans. Perhaps, some more changes and maybe a couple of announcement will pop up from the new account soon. We’ll be on the watch out for that.

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Chinese smartphone manufacturers look poised to make their presence felt on the global scene at a regular basis. Not too long after Huawei confirmed its participation in CES 2017, LeEco‘s CEO Jia Yueting seems to have hinted the innovative Chinese company will also participate in CES 2017.

Jia Yueting had written a post on Weibo that suggested the company will participate in the CES 2017 exhibition in Las Vegas, Nevada, US. The Weibo post was accompanied with a poster containing several LeEco products such as Super TV, smartphones, smart bike, car, VR headset and others. The poster seems to announce a launch event billed for January 5 during the CES 2017 where the company will perhaps unveil most of its new products.

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Curiously, the Weibo post was abruptly deleted from the CEO’s account not to long after it was posted. The reason for the deletion is unknown presently. We’ll still have to wait for official words as to whether the company will participate in CES 2017 or not. LeEco has been in the news of late as having financial problems which have led to the retrenchment of some of its work force amidst mounting debts. Huge investments in its Eco car project as well as other innovative projects are being fingered for the slump in the company’s financial prowess. Showcasing some of the products could help in bringing in more investors, thus revitalizing the company.

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The last time we wrote about a Meizu tablet coming is in 2014, same time the Xiaomi MiPad was set to drop. While Xiaomi’s first tablet dropped, Meizu’s own is yet to see the light of day. But that may soon be in the past as Meizu has shown signs that a tablet would soon join its frequently growing gadgets line-up.

Presently, Meizu has opened an official Weibo account for its tablet division. The Weibo account already follows a number of Meizu officials but is yet to get its first post. In addition, an image teasing the Meizu Flyme OS for tablets also appeared on the scene recently.

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Despite all these moves, it is still not certain that the Meizu tablet would drop sometime very soon. Perhaps we could see a launch of the first Meizu tablet next year. But then, we cannot be completely sure about that, the device may still be unveiled this year. After all we are literally at the peak of the year when sales are spiking.

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A Weibo post by OnePlus on its official Weibo page has somewhat confirmed the rumor that the expected OnePlus device would be called OnePlus 3T. All along no word had been gotten on the name that the device, which shares a lot of features with the OnePlus 3, would adopt. The teased post comes with the texts, “Another self, may be better for you. “T”, coming soon! # NeverSettle # “, as well as a poster containing an image of a OnePlus 3 standing before the mirror.

Although the post may not have categorically mentioned the device as OnePlus 3T but it gives us the clue that the device is a T series device. You may say perhaps it could be an entirely new name, perhaps not. The poster contains a OnePlus 3 device standing before the mirror and its reflection on the mirror is that of a device with a “T” inscribed on its display. That is another clue that the expected device is very likely named OnePlus 3T.

Besides, the expected smartphone is tipped to be an upgraded version of the OnePlus 3, infused with the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon 821 chipset clocked at 2.35GHz. The OnePlus 3T is expected to sport the same 5.5-inch 1080p Optic AMOLED display that was first seen on the OnePlus 3, though new details have emerged that it is likely that the OnePlus 3T would use LCD display due to shortage of AMOLED screen in order to fast track shipment of the device.

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In addition, the device is expected to feature two memory versions with 64GB or 128GB of internal storage, but both models are expected to have 6GB of RAM. The major differences from the OnePlus 3 will include an upgrade of the processor to Snapdragon 821, while the rear camera is expected to have the Sony IMX398 sensor that can be found in the OPPO R9s and R9s Plus, as well as an increased 3,300mAh battery capacity. Also unlike the OnePlus 3, the upcoming device is expected to have Android 7.0 Nougat pre-installed. Not forgetting also that the price is said to likely come around $80 higher than the OnePlus 3, placing it around $480. The device is expected to be launched on November 15.

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With the release of the Huawei Mate 9 and Mate 9 Porsche Design, one would have thought Huawei’s smartphone releases for the year is concluded. But that seems not to be the case as Huawei is rumored to be planning the release of a more captivating device next month.

According to analyst Pan Jiutang, Huawei would release a device even more powerful than the Mate 9 next month. The analyst made this disclosure on Weibo  and even went further to give some highlights of the device’s specs.  The phone will feature Samsung customized four curved screen and would be equipped with a number of sensors as well as capable of achieving artificial intelligence.

Mr Jiutang went further to reveal that the real machine has been seen by insiders and they describe its appearance as stunning. If actually this turns out to be true, Huawei would have succeeded in performing way above our expectations for the year. The company is already positioned to achieve its sales target for the year and now another powerful phone? That’s just awesome.

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Meizu recently announced and sent out invites for an upcoming concert holding on October 31 at Beijing. The concert is said to have been sponsored in collaboration with Lynx and so is named Lynx Meizu Night Live. Well, facts are emerging that the concert may not be just a concert after all. There are indications Meizu would likely release a smartphone.

There are indications that the concert is actually a conference and a smartphone, likely the Meizu M5 aka Blue Charm 5 may be released on that day. Meizu’s VP Li Nan’s response to a user’s comment on Weibo hinted that the device would be unveiled ahead of its November 11 sales.

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Now not much is known about the said Meizu M5 but since the device would likely be launched soon as well as go on sales November 11. The features and price would certainly be revealed soon.

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The recently launched Xiaomi Mi 5S and 5S Plus were unveiled without the customary Mi logo at the front which used to be the trademark of Xiaomi. The phones only had the rear Mi logo situated at the bottom of the device. However, a recent survey conducted by Xiaomi seems to suggest that the company may be tinkering about making that permanent but before they do that, they are sampling the opinions of fans.

The survey apparently became necessary because perhaps lots of complaints had so far trailed the removal of the logo that used to be on the front. Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun even weighed in on the matter and enjoined fans to hop into the Mi community forum and vote in the opinion poll.

So far, though, uncertainty has been the word. The poll have seen divergent views with respondents on Weibo toeing a direction different from that of those on the Mi forum. Most of the respondents on Weibo  think it doesn’t matter whether the Mi Logo is there up front or not (Weibo pool results down below). On the other hand, a larger percentage of the respondents (57.05% so far) on the Mi Community forum think the Mi logo should remain at the front(Results up above).

The opinion poll is still open for voting and you can as well join in the fray and give your opinion.

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We first reported the existence of a Mi 5s Plus last week. We still don’t have any new details about the device but last night Xiaomi’s co-founder, Lin Bin, sort of confirmed the device does exist.

A post on his Weibo account at an event yesterday revealed that the device used to  make the post is no other than the Xiaomi Mi 5s Plus. This is the first genuine proof of the phone’s existence.

Following last week’s first mention of the Mi 5s Plus, an image of what is presumed to be that of the phone was posted by a Xiaomi engineer, Zhu Dan. The phone has its camera and sensor positioned in the middle instead of the top left corner like we have it on the Mi 5. Mr. Dan has however deleted the post.

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The Mi 5s Plus is expected to feature a 5.7” dual-curve display, a snapdragon 821 SoC, 6GB of RAM, and may cost 2999 Yuan.

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Another set of live images for Xiaomi’s first curved edge display phone, the Mi Note 2, have been leaked on Weibo. The Mi Note 2 is one of the most anticipated phones from a Chinese manufacturer. A screenshot leaked early this week says the phone will come with 6GB of RAM, Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 820, and 64GB of storage.

While the specs above are not unusual, the screenshot also says the phone is running Android 7.0 Nougat based on MIUI 8.6 and has September’s security patch!!! That’s really weird and sort of impossible. The latest security patch is that of August and MIUI 8 is still in version 8.0. Let’s not even talk about the version of android.

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Other rumours we have heard about the Mi Note 2 mentions a version with a 5.5” 1080p OLED display and another version with a QHD display. We have also heard news of a 4GB RAM version and another 6GB RAM version with 128GB of storage.

The launch is expected to be in September, only then can we confirm the specifications. So just take all these details with a pinch of salt.

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While we wait for the launch of LeEco’s Le 2s which is said to be on the 7th of September, an executive of the company, Feng Xing Yue has posted on weibo details of what to expect when the phone arrives.

Mr. Xing Yue’s post which is focused on the design of the upcoming phone, talks about how the metallic feel and texture of phones that are termed all-metal have been lost during production processes or how phones that have frosted or sprayed plastic feel like they are going to break. He says all those issues have been addressed on the Le 2s. To put it in simple words, the design of the Le 2s is said to be a breakthrough and will be different from what we are used to. It will look good and feel good when you hold it. We sure want to see this new design and hope it lives up to the hype.

Another detail we got from the post is the name of the phone. Weibo usually reveals the name of the phone a post was made with, much like when Facebook started and you would see the brand of phone used to make a post. The phone used to post is a Le 2s Pro. While it is possible that it is the same phone we’ve been calling the Le 2s, let’s not rule out the possibility of the 2s having a pro version.

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The LeEco Le 2s Pro is said to come with a Full HD display with a border-less design, either a Snapdragon 820 or 821 SoC (as we’ve seen proof of both), 4GB of RAM, 32GB of built in storage, a 16MP rear camera, and an 8MP front facing camera.

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Yesterday, pictures of Coolpad and LeEco’s first jointly made phone called the Cool1 surfaced online with a release date set for August 10.

An official account, Cool Eco Phone, has been setup on Weibo for the new sub-brand which is a result of the collaboration between both companies. The account which teased the dual camera setup of their new phone has also announced a giveaway of the soon to be released device. Though details of the competition are still unknown.

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The Cool1 will feature a 5.5” 2k screen, SD 820 SoC, 4GB of RAM, 64GB ROM, a fingerprint scanner, 3500mAh battery, and dual cameras whose configuration are still unknown. The price will however determine if it’ll be favoured over Xiaomi’s Redmi Pro which starts at 1499 Yuan ($224) for the 3GB RAM + 32GB ROM version and goes up to 1999 Yuan ($300) for the 4GB RAM/128GB ROM version.

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The big players are already into VR: Google, HTC, Samsung, Facebook, and OnePlus, to name a few, so one would expect Xiaomi should have joined the party too, even before Google listed them as one of the manufacturers that they partnered with to make Daydream ready smartphones during this year’s I/O conference.

Seems they already did, because today we found a dedicated Weibo account for Xiaomi’s VR project with the username @XiaomiVR.

Xiaomi’s GM, Tang Mu, stated that the company will release its VR headset in August and but there’s no information regarding the price and the specifications. We also do not know if the headset will work for current Xiaomi devices or if it is a step towards the daydream project.

We sure will update you when we get more details about the device.

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