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A new LeEco phone has been certified by Chinese telecommunication authority TENAA. Listed as LeEco X850, the device is powered by Snapdragon 821 chipset and sports a 5.7-inch, QHD display. RAM is 4GB, while internal memory is 64GB. In terms
A lot has been written about the upcoming Huawei Mate 9 but the company may have something up its sleeve (literally). An e-paper based smartwatch has leaked with a circular display with marginally smaller bezels than the Pebble Time Round
Here we are, almost a week after Ubisoft sprayed farts into my nose, and I’m still feeling a bit sick. Was it actually farts? Or was it something worse? Maybe tuberculosis, or black plague, or anthrax. Or maybe they ground
The Samsung Galaxy J7 Prime, images of which leaked over a week ago, has been officially launched. The device is now listed on the South Korean company’s Vietnam website, revealing its design as well as key specifications. The listing reveals
The notable absentee from the Moto Z lineup, the Moto Z Play, has started surfacing here and there, and it’s gotten Bluetooth certification recently. So, yes, it will support Bluetooth like every phone this past decade. More importantly, the phone
he latest of the race tune charmer from Ferrari, the LaFerrari has been unveiled in advance of its authenticdebut on the Paris Motor Show. The brand new version receives an significantly modified carbon fibre chassis that offers stepped forward torsional
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Pushing the limits of what still passes for a phone, the honour V8 Max has been certified with the aid of theChinese language regulator TENAA. This 6.6-inch phablet will compete with the likes of Xiaomi Mi Max, Lenovo Phab2 Seasoned/Plus,
The Xiaomi Mi Max, which sports activities a vast 6.44-inch display, will land in India in more than oneweeks from now – June 30 to be specific. This was announced through the chinese organization‘s vice president Hugo Barra on Twitter.