Week 47 was all about the Black Friday deals with retailers around the world running sales on just about every piece of hardware available. A notable exception was OnePlus that took a stance against that and said it's offering its phones at sale prices all year round.
We also started seeing an increase in rumors and leaks about the early 2018 flagship devices, while the Nokia 8 got its Oreo update.
Some new hardware debuted too - a couple of Oppo mid-rangers and an affordable tablet by Motorola. We even got a new Windows Phone handset by Wileyfox, although that's mostly meant for businesses to purchase and distribute to employees.
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The device will become official in China on November 28, and it will be announced for international markets on December 5.
OnePlus has an interesting strategy with its “T” model. The company’s Indian head confirms the OnePlus 5 will be discontinued.
Project Treble is Google’s effort to reduce fragmentation of software updates across OEMs.
Xiaomi has released a new variant of the Mi Note 3 with less RAM, and a cheaper price. What else is different?
North American stock has been depleted, new buyers will have to wait 8 days for their units to ship.
The report also says Xiaomi will eventually adopt the 3D face recognition technology, but the Mi 7 won't have it on board.
The new software has just started rolling out, and may reach the X Performance in the near future as well.
An unassuming phone that hopes long software support - until mid-2020 - will make up for unimpressive specs.
Best Buy is offering the deal on Sprint and Verizon variants if you opt for the monthly payment plans.
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