Nokia 9 Specs

 By Vaibhav Jain on April 02, 2018       

Nokia 9 Specification
OS And Hardware
OS	Android OS 8.1 Oreo
Chipset	Snapdragon 845
GPU	Adreno 630 GPU
Body
Dimensions	150.6 x 75.2 x 7.3 mm
Weight	-
Waterproof	Yes, IP68
Colors	Black
Display
Screen Size	6.01-inches 18:9 AMOLED
Resolution	1080 x 2160
Protection	Gorilla Glass 5
Memory
Internal	256 GB
RAM	8 GB
Camera
Rear Primary	41MP Wide, OIS, 1.4um, F/1.5/F/2.4
Rear Secondary	20MP Tele, OIS, F/2.4
Rear Third	9/7MP Monochrome
Front Camera	21MP F/1.8
Battery and Power
Size	3900 mAh battery
Wireless Charging	Support Qi Wireless Charging
Fast Charging	Wired Charging Support QC4.0 Fast Charge
Status
Release Date	Yet to be Announced
Expected Price
CNY	3299

Samsung Galaxy J7 2018 Specs Supposedly Leaked

 By Vaibhav Jain on April 02, 2018       

It would appear that specs concering the Samsung Galaxy J7 2018 have been leaked. According to the latest FCC listing, the J7 2018, set for release some time in Q2, will sport a 5.5" 16:9 1920 x 1080 display, a hexa-core Exynos 7885 processor, 3GB of RAM, 32GB of Internal Storage, and Android 8.0 Oreo with Samsung's Experience UI.

The Exynos 7885 looks like an upgrade over the Samsung's Exynos 7870 with two high-performance cores based on Cortex-A73 and four efficient cores based on Cortex-A53.

The J7 2018 will have two variants (SM-J720M/DS and SM-J720M), the only difference will be the support of its SIM. Asiant market will get Dual SIM while the US and few other countries would get Single SIM model.

While the specs sound decent enough for last year's standard, I will remain hesitant about that 16:9 Screen. Thoughts?

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The Mi A1 2018 has 6 Cameras

 By Vaibhav Jain on April 01, 2018       

Not 1, 2 or even 3! The Mi A1 2018 got whopping 6 Cameras.

This Isn't Even an April Fools' Joke! Is it?

Here's the Moto Z3 Play

 By Vaibhav Jain on April 01, 2018       

Rumors are making rounds over the internet regarding the upcoming mid-ranger from Motorola, but until now we haven't seen a clear look at the phone. But, that's going to change today, thanks to OnLeaks and KillerFeatures for leaking the clear renders of the Moto Z3 Play.

Looking at the images, it is pretty much clear that Motorola will be using the same metal and glass body with the Moto Z3 Play as well and the display is now 18:9 FullScreen, which is the first time we see it from Motorola. The Moto Z3 Play got a big 6.1-inch display.

At the heart of the phone, there will be a Snapdragon 636 SoC, coupled with 4GB of RAM options. Storage on the phones might go up to 64GB, according to previous rumors. As you can see in the images, the fingerprint sensor is built below the volume keys on the side of the devices in order to accomodate the Moto Mods and 18:9 Screen. And yes, there's no headphone Jack!!!

As per FCC listing the Z3 Play would feature a 12+8MP Dual Rear Cameras with 5MP Selfie shooter. Just like the Moto Z2 Play, the battery is 3000mAh.

Just a few days back, Motorola announced that they'll be sharing 2018 Moto Products in April 2018. Let's wait for Motorola's announcement!!! Thoughts?

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OnePlus: Let's talk about OnePlus 6 Screen!!!

 By Vaibhav Jain on March 29, 2018       

OnePlus on their Official OnePlus forum explained "Why the OnePlus 6 would feature a notch" and they also answered some of the most frequently asked questions about the OnePlus 6 top notch.

By now, most of you are aware that our next device will feature a cut-out near the top of the display, popularly known as a “notch”. A fiery debate has sparked online, so we wanted to give you guys some insight into our rationale behind this product decision.

According to OnePlus, notch is company’s way of providing more screen real estate to buyers. Through the notch, the company can free up a considerable amount of space near the top of the display, absorbing the notification and status icons.

OnePlus 6's notch measures 19.616mm by 7.687mm and it occupies a minimal amount of space in the top-center part of the display.

At last OnePlus said that their focus is to deliver the biggest and best screen, without compromising on the technology you love. Here are the FAQs that OnePlus answered:

Will the notch cut off my notifications if the status bar reaches a certain width?
OxygenOS will be optimized to work alongside the notch, ensuring you will always be able to view and access all of your notifications.

The notch cuts into the display, so the actual display size is smaller!
You actually get more screen. Thanks to the notch, we have managed to significantly increase our screen-to-body ratio. It’s like booking an airplane seat with extra leg room, which is used to absorb the clock and status bar.

If you’re integrating the front-facing camera, receiver, and LED light in the notch, why do you still need a chin?
A ribbon found at the bottom of each display connects the display to the internal hardware. This connection in itself demands the use of a bottom bezel. Our goal is to maximize the amount of real estate available to the user. So, we decided to reduce the size of the top bezel. The result is the largest viewable area we have ever produced.

The notch ruins my ability to enjoy movies and games. Can’t you block out the notch through software?
We understand the need to tailor your experience to your personal preferences. That’s why we have a compatibility mode on our next device. By setting this mode to individual apps, you are able to black out the sides of the notch when in landscape mode. We have tested compatibility mode with the 1000 most popular apps in the Play Store, and it works wonderfully.

/OnePlus Forum | Image: Ben Geskin