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ZTE Axon 11 5G now official
ZTE has unveiled a new mid-range smartphone in China, sporting a 6.47-inch AMOLED display, Snapdragon 765G SoC, 5G connectivity, and quad-rear cameras, the Axon 11 5G. →
Realme X2 Pro aims for the flagship market with OPPO tech
As the gap in specs between smartphone makers continue to narrow, so do the lines that divide brands and even tiers continue to blur. Companies →
ZTE nubia Z20 review
Introduction Some may say that the pursuit for a full-screen design has brought us a whole host of innovative mechanical solutions – slider mechanisms, pop-up →
ZTE Axon 10 Pro review: Great performance for $549
Can you say ‘oops?’ ZTE almost instantly disappeared from the U.S. after it plead guilty to “illegally shipping U.S.-origin items to Iran, obstructing justice and →
Winners and Losers: Huawei’s latest Google loss and ZTE’s triumphant US return
It seems there’s only room for one Chinese conglomerate in Trump’s America and this week it was ZTE’s turn to be in the States’ good →
ZTE Axon 10 Pro gets US release: Company takes advantage of Huawei P30’s woes
ZTE is stepping back into the US market with its latest flagship for the first time since the country weighed it down with sanctions in →
Axon 10 Pro wants to be the beginning of ZTE’s comeback story in the US
The ZTE Axon 10 Pro wants to be the beginning of the Chinese company’s comeback story in the US, one year after the firm’s seven-year →
Nokia X Pro Max vs Axon 10 Pro 5G: 10GB RAM, Triple 54MP cameras!
Welcome to our amazing battle between two monsters Nokia X Pro Max vs Axon 10 Pro 5G with 10GB RAM, triple 54MP cameras. Let’s check →
ZTE Nubia Z20 full specs: SnD 855 Plus chipset, 12GB RAM, Triple 48MP Cameras!
ZTE Nubia Z20 is arriving in China next month. As for the specs, the ZTE phone has SnD 855 Plus SoC, 12GB RAM, and triple →
Nubia Red Magic 3S vs Realme X: massive 12GB RAM, Snapdragon 855 chipset!
Welcome to our great battle today between two monsters: Nubia Red Magic 3S vs Realme X. One of them sports 12GB RAM, triple 25MP cameras! →
ZTE Nubia Z20 specs leak reveals a fresh OnePlus 7 Pro rival with two screens
A specs sheet for the ZTE Nubia Z20 has appeared online, suggesting it’ll be yet another rival to the OnePlus 7 Pro. The specs sheet appeared on →
ZTE Nubia Z20 takes aim at the Galaxy Note 10 with next-gen display and 8K video tech
ZTE’s revealed its new Nubi Z20 will feature a next-gen “flexible display”, wealth of advanced video recording features and arrive a mere day after the →
ZTE nubia Red Magic 3 released globally
ZTE has just launched the nubia Red Magic 3 globally. The gaming smartphone was first released exclusively in China. The Red Magic 3 comes with a 6.65-inch →
ZTE Axon S and ZTE Axon V leaks show two phones with wild designs
ZTE has come up with some interesting alternatives to the notch. The company, which is quickly becoming known for its innovative phones, including the recent →
Hands on: ZTE Blade V10 Review
Bargain hunters will want to pay attention to the ZTE Blade V10. The Blade series has long been synonymous with offering good specs for very →
Hands on: ZTE Axon 10 Pro 5G Review
Curious about ZTE’s shiny new 5G smartphone? Well you’re in luck. We had an opening look at the Axon 10 Pro 5G at MWC 2019. →
ZTE Nubia Red Magic Review
As much as the design would have you believe you’re holding a gaming smartphone, the performance would leave a lot to be desired. While the →
ZTE Blade Max View review
2018 has been a rough year for ZTE. The Chinese manufacturer was banned from using U.S. equipment in its smartphones after the U.S. Department of Commerce claimed →
Gaming phones are a fad that’s going away soon
ASUS is reportedly rethinking its mobile strategy around gaming phones, spurred perhaps by the popularity (not actual sales) of its ROG Phone. Razer has definitely →
Honor Magic 2 Review: enchanting but mildly disappointing
The quest for “edge to edge” bezel-less screens have forced smartphone makers to search for solutions to a problem of their own making. Unless you →
ROG Phone vs Razer Phone vs Xiaomi Black Shark vs Nubia Red Magic Specs Comparison
A new era of smartphones is upon us as companies one by one release their own iterations of gaming smartphones. The first to create this →
Nubia Z18 MINI 4G Phablet Review
A few years back, ZTE was all about a GSM and technological manufacturer and earned an unusual name for its self worldwide. But, in 2012 →
Razer Phone vs. Black Shark vs. Red Magic: gaming phone faceoff
Gaming smartphones are back in fashion. That is, if you ask at least three smartphone makers. Razer’s interests are not surprising but Xiaomi and nubia, →
MWC 2018 Watch Hands-on Review : ZTE Blade V9, ASUS Zenfone 5 Lite & Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro
Watch our hands-on video of ZTE’s newest member of the V-series lineup, the Blade V9. ZTE Blade V9 specs: 5.7-inch 18:9 Full HD+ display Qualcomm Snapdragon →
ZTE Nubia M2 Play Review
ZTE Nubia M2 Play: Detailed Review Nubia M2 Play is the latest addition to the company’s portfolio, replacing the Nubia M2 Lite (review). The smartphone →
ZTE AXON M REVIEW
Six years ago, a smartphone maker without much clout in the US designed an Android device with a novel second screen that turned a thick →
The best Android Wear smartwatches: LG, Tag Heuer, Huawei, Asus, Polar and more
Our top picks from an ever growing group of Google-powered wearables *** Note : £1 = $1.33 (correct at time of post) Choosing the best Android →
Uros Goodspeed MF900 Mobile Hotspot review
Mobile hotspot devices are now a rare sight on daily commutes. Blame the rise of tethering – which uses the built-in capabilities of modern mobile →
ZTE Axon M Hands-on Review : Are We Ready for Foldable Phones?
Every couple of years it seems, a tech company tries to do something interesting by adding a pair of screens to a lone device. The →
Snapdragon 835 (+Adreno 540) vs Snapdragon 820 (+Adreno 530) vs Exynos 8895 (+Mali-G71MP20) – performance and benchmark tests
Today you will witness yet another intriguing battle between three mobile processors developed by the leading companies Qualcomm and Samsung. We are talking about Snapdragon 835, Snapdragon →