Week 12 was a busy one with new hardware being thrown at us from all directions. Granted, there was not a lot of high-end action going on, but in sheer numbers the past seven days were probably the busiest of the year so far.
HTC had a couple of Desire handsets for us, Meizu brought the E3, while vivo had two announcements of its own. Big players LG and Samsung also took part, while Oppo delivered the only two flagship devices we saw - the R15 pair.
We also saw the final hype buildup before the Xiaomi Mi Mix 2s and Hauwei P20 trio announcements next week. The two events are happening on Tuesday, March 27, but with so many leaks we can't help but wonder if there are any surprises left.
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The Desire 12 duo brings 18:9 displays to HTC's midrange.
Meizu E3 is now official with 6" screen, Snapdragon 636 chip, and dual-camera on the back.
The images debunk the rumors for a snapper in the upper right corner.
vivo announced its X21 flagship today with a notched tall screen, Snapdragon 660 chip, dual-camera.
The phone with model number A6000 will arrive with notched display and Snapdragon 845.
A leaked Oppo F7 sales pitch doc spills the beans on the final specs.
A leaked image reveals the price of a OnePlus 6 with 256GB storage.
Oppo R15 and R15 Dream Mirror Edition are now official, launch on April 1.
The Leica camera sounds like a spiritual successor to the PureView cameras.
The P20 will arrive with 4 GB RAM and 128 GB storage, while the P20 Pro will have 6GB/128GB.
Brian Acton sold his company to Facebook 4 years ago.
The Global Stable ROM will begin its rollout in Late March, but some devices will get the new UI in Mid April.
A tall notched screen, Kirin 659 chip and dual-camera on the back.
Nubia V18 was unveiled with a 6" screen and Snapdragon 625.
A render allegedly found on an LG computer at MWC 2018 is doing the rounds, but it's merely a photoshopped LG G5.
Apple allegedly reduced the bill of materials by 10% compared to the iPhone X, allowing it to use a pricey OLED screen on the cheaper model.
It is the most expensive Samsung smartphone and just $10 shy of the iPhone X.
The phone pushes the bezels to the brink.
Android P may drop support for apps made for Jelly Bean or earlier.
Sadly the poor quality stills aren't very informative.
Building a jaeger will look great on your resume when you apply to be on the Mix design team.
This is the first time that Zuckerberg has spoken about the recent revelations surrounding Facebook’s involvement with misuse of user data in the influence of the US 2016 elections.
The phone will have FullView Display and new AI algorithms for camera performance.
Both tease the phone’s two major “AI” capabilities: face unlock and photo scene recognition.
The phone has 6 GB RAM and reaches 1921 for a single-core score and 6729 for a multi-core score.
For the second time today, third time overall. Bear with us.
The phone comes with Android Nougat, Exynos 7-series chipset, and 13 MP selfie camera.
The LG K9 forms the LG entry level.
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