All You Need to Know About Upcoming FLAGSHIP Samsung Galaxy S10!

In 2019, Samsung will launch its follow up to the Galaxy S9 and S9 Plus, the Samsung Galaxy S10. Even this far ahead of its release, there are already lots of rumors about what the S10 will be like — including how many models will be launched — and what kinds of new hardware and software features will be included.

The manufacturer has yet to comment officially about the specs, price, and release date for the Samsung Galaxy S10, but there are enough credible rumors to give us an idea of what to expect.

First Ever Dual Sided Screen Flagship by ZTE | ZTE NUBIA X | Review & Specs |

As if October wasn’t already packed full of new product announcements, China’s Nubia is today hosting a launch event for its new flagship called the Nubia X. It’s an ZTE flagship Phone which was launched in October 2018.

The Nubia X is the first phone to have screens on both sides and the result is surprisingly good. On the front, the 6.26-inch, 19:9 ratios, 2280 x 1080-pixel AMOLED screen looks totally clean, with almost no bezels on the sides and extremely thin ones on top and bottom— a 93.6 percent screen-to-body ratio. There’s a fingerprint ID sensor under the display, which the company claims unlock the phone in 0.1 seconds, and that’s it.

5 Lenses Camera Phone | LG V40 ThinQ! | Review & Specs |

LG phones often play second or third fiddle to the iPhone and Galaxy brands, but with the LG V40 ThinQ, the Korean tech company is making waves as the first mainstream phone to have five (yes, five) camera lenses dedicated to taking better, more creative photos than the iPhone XS Max or Galaxy Note 9 -- three on the V40's rear, two on the front.

Huawei Mate 20 Series Completed! Mate 20, Pro, X | Review & Specs!!

Shortly after the overseas press conference, Huawei held a new product launch conference in China, bringing the world-famous Huawei Mate 20 series products to the domestic market. After experiencing the Huawei Mate 20 X for a while, we found that it has nine highlights. So it’s incomprehensible how other flagships will compete with it. Huawei has two major events annually - the P series are refreshed in the spring, and the Mate lineup - in the fall. And with the way the P20 lineup shook up the premium market earlier this year, we had every reason to be excited about the Mate 20 lineup.

The new Mate 20 and 20 Pro duo not only packs the first 7nm Android chipset - the cutting-edge Kirin 980 chip with a brand new NPU, but it also revamps the iconic Leica camera. And the maker didn't stop there. There are some notable improvements such as the new selfie camera, 3D Face Unlock, 40W charging, and wireless charging that works both ways.

OnePlus Latest Flagship 6t | Review & Specs | One of The BEST YET!

THE ONEPLUS 6T is official, it's probably exactly what you were expecting. The "T"-suffixed flagship is the first OnePlus device to come with an in-display fingerprint scanner, up to 256GB built-in storage, and - no doubt much to the dismay of many - it's also the to ditch the 3.5mm headphone jack in favor of audio over USB-C. Simplicity is the name of the game with the OnePlus 6T. Like the OnePlus 6 before it, the handset comes crafted entirely from glass, albeit for its painted aluminum edges.

One of The Best Gaming Flagships | RAZER 2 Review and Specs!

Gaming phones like the new Razer Phone 2 seem to fascinate the companies that make them more than the general public. Razer really wants “gaming phones” to happen. But if you’re not sure what that means, the only way for them to convince you is to make gaming phones.

So Razer is at it again with the second iteration of its phone that’s dedicated to the idea that people want the smartphone equivalent of a high-end PC with gaming specs. Razer’s hope is that if you’re deeply involved in mobile gaming, want to stream gameplay, or think you can gain an edge in your next match from gaming-oriented hardware, investing in a phone specifically tailored for what you’re into might make sense.

However, mobile gaming doesn’t have the same lofty requirements as PC gaming. You don’t need a massive desktop or a 2,000$ Laptop to play mobile games at their best settings; any other flagship smartphone will do. What Razer wants you to believe is that the Phone 2 is a great phone and the best gaming phone. But only one of those things is true.

Advantages in this flagship are Smoothest display on any current Android phone, Best speakers on any current Android phone and A light-up Chroma logo. Where disadvantages are Cameras are (still) a miss, brick design is unwieldy and gets warm playing videos / games. Since the original Razer Phone launched last year, the

Razer Phone 2 has gone through a long list of improvements, but it kept its boxy design. Razer didn’t change the bezels in this year’s model. They’re everywhere! For a device with such thick top and bottom sections dedicated to the speakers, I would have hoped there would be smaller bezels framing the screen.

Xiaomi Mi Mix 3 Review | Specs and getting deep in DETAILS!

The Second Phone with 10 GB RAM it’s not a small thing. Launched in Beijing, the new flagship device has an all-screen look that, refreshingly, isn’t obscured by a notch. Instead, the crucial smartphone components such as the selfie camera and proximity sensor that make the notch a necessity on many handsets – including Xiaomi’s own Mi 8 – are housed in a component that rests behind the screen. This design is not new to anyone old enough to have owned smartphones in the early 2000s, when brands such as LG and Danger released phones that slid open to reveal a keyboard or dial pad. If you owned one of those devices, you’ll remember the satisfying “click” each time you opened or closed the device. The Mi Mix 3 offers that same audio and tactile feedback. Other than the slider design, there’s not much about the Mi Mix 3 that really stands out. This isn’t so much a knock at the phone, but a comment on how flooded the market is with new Androids. With the Mi Mix 3, you’ll find a 6.4-inch OLED display sourced from Samsung; a Snapdragon 845 processor paired with either six, eight, or a whopping 10GB of RAM; and the usual dual-camera system on the back. All of the above are still top tier specs, they’re just not new.