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ZTE sub-brand Nubia is practically unknown in the West, so it will be surprising to many to see this impressive looking gaming phone launched by the Chinese firm. The Red Magic has been designed from the ground up with advanced gamers in mind. It has an ergonomic anodized aluminum chassis, an air convection cooling system, and that all-important LED light strip on the back.
Android gaming phones have had limited success up to now, with last year’s Razor Phone being the most high-profile recent example.
Red Magic from Nubia is an extreme gaming phone with convection cooling and a lightbar was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
HMD’s latest phones are now available for pre-order in India, with sales kicking off from April 30.
The Nokia 7 Plus and Nokia 8 Sirocco were announced for the Indian market earlier this month, and both phones are now up for pre-order. Both devices will be available at retail stores, and you’ll be able to pick up the Nokia 7 Plus from Amazon India for ₹25,999 ($400) and the Nokia 8 Sirocco from Flipkart for ₹49,999 ($765).
The Nokia 7 Plus is one of the best devices in this segment today, and is the first from HMD to offer a 6.0-inch 18:9 display. The phone is also the first in the country to sport the Snapdragon 660, the first chipset in Qualcomm’s 6xx series to feature semi-custom cores. There’s also 4GB of RAM, 64GB of storage, a hybrid SIM card slot, Bluetooth 5.0, Wi-Fi ac, an FM radio tuner, and a massive 3800mAh battery.
The dual camera at the back is one of the main highlights on the Nokia 7 Plus, with the phone setting a new standard for this segment. The de…
Striking design. Great cameras. Android One. This is the Nokia 7 Plus.
Nokia’s comeback tale has been a success so far, with HMD Global’s move to focus on the budget segment paying off handsomely for the brand. The Finnish manufacturer launched a total of six Android phones last year, primarily targeted at markets like China and India, countries where the Nokia name still has a lot of brand cachet.
Four out of the six devices HMD launched last year were budget phones, with the Nokia 8 and Nokia 7 being the exceptions. Of the two, the Nokia 8 was the only device that was available in global markets, but HMD is making amends this year with the Nokia 7 Plus.
The phone is the first from HMD to feature an 18:9 form factor, and currently it is the only device in the Finnish manufacturer’s portfolio to do so. HMD made a few missteps last year — the Nokia 6 had lackluster specs, and the Nokia 8 didn’t see much momentum in the high-end segment. But this time around, HMD nailed th…
It’s a meme at this point: Every two years, Google announces yet another new messaging platform that will finally give Android its iMessage competitor. Those of you hoping Allo might break this cycle will be disappointed today, as The Verge has revealed that Google is pausing development for Allo and switching focus to the existing Android Messages app, paired with an investment in branding RCS messaging into something called “Chat.”
For the full details, you can read The Verge’s quite long and detailed coverage, but the short version is that Allo didn’t quite get the reception Google hoped for (surprise 😑).
‘Chat’ will be Google’s new name for RCS, Allo development paused in favor of Android Messages was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
This may finally be the one Google chat service that works.
Stop me if you’ve heard this before: Google has a plan to launch a unified messaging system. Right, it’s done this what feels like a dozen times before — but the reality is it’s been like half a dozen, and that’s still bad. Google Talk, Google Voice, Google+ Huddles, Hangouts, Allo … yeah, not a set of successes right there. The latest attempt, according to a great report from The Verge is a new system simply called “Chat” that will be built into the default Android Messages app by the end of the year. And thankfully, this isn’t following the same playbook as previous attempts.
The short version is that Allo, launched just two years ago, is having its development halted indefinitely — and the entire team that’s been evolving that standalone chat app will be moving to work on Android Messages. Yes that’s Google’s default SMS app, and . We’ve already seen trickles of this move, with little additions like Allo’s S…
Google Home and its Mini version are both versatile smart speakers, but at first it can be difficult to understand what they can and cannot do. In this article we’ll shed come light on major doubts that users have with the devices.(This is a preview – …
Everybody these days has a LinkedIn account, but mostly out of obligation. People don’t consciously want to create one like they do with Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter; they do it because it’s what’s expected of them. For that reason, it’s somewhat …
There’s a 6.1-inch iPhone with an LCD display rumored to be among Apple’s 2018 line up. A new report says that it will drop this Fall for as little as $550! That could really shake up the Android market.(This is a preview – click here to read the entir…
”Why won’t my phone turn on?” – if you’ve ever uttered this question we’ve got the answers. If your phone is unresponsive, don’t throw it in the trash just yet. It’s usually possible to save many a bricked device. We’ll show you a bunch of tips to fi…
Instagram’s feed tab is probably the one in which users spend most of their time, since it’s the one with pictures and videos from people and brands you actually chose to follow. The “Explore” tab, on the other hand, is meant to surface content from users you don’t follow, either because it’s content that’s popular on Instagram or just because some algorithm decided you might like it. Honestly, it’s so often littered with bad memes and overly-filtered photos that I avoid it for the most part.
Instagram tests out a redesigned layout for the Explore tab was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
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