Honor View 20 Review

Honor View 20 Review

The Honor View 10 went on sale at the start of 2018 at an aggressive price of Rs. 29,999. It was squarely aimed at the OnePlus 6 and used Huawei's powerful, AI-capable Kirin 970 SoC to compete with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 845. The View 10 had lots of software enhancements and offered good camera performance. What we didn't like about the device was its awkward camera bumps and the fact that a fast charger wasn't bundled in the box. Honor has now launched the successor to the View 10, dubbed the View 20. The Honor View 20 has an even more powerful flagship processor and a radically new hole-punch in the display for its front camera. With competition getting fiercer by the day, is the Honor View 20 the best pick in the premium segment? We review it to find out.

Lenovo Z6 Pro to Be Unveiled

Lenovo Z6 Pro at MWC 2019

Lenovo Z6 Pro to Be Unveiled

While most of the big OEMs like Huawei, LG, Xiaomi, HMD Global, Microsoft, and Oppo have confirmed their presence at MWC 2019, Lenovo was awfully quiet up until now. Now, the Lenovo Group VP Chang Cheng has confirmed that the company will also be present at the four-day fair and will be showcasing its Lenovo Z6 Pro smartphone. The Lenovo Z5 Pro successor comes just a few months after the launch of the predecessor in November last year.

Mi 9 Gets Highest Ever

XIAOMI MI9

Mi 9 Gets Highest Ever 

The newly announced Xiaomi Mi 9 is grabbing a lot of attention because of its price, design, and features such as an in-display fingerprint sensor. Xiaomi announced the Mi 9 along with the flashier Mi 9 Transparent Edition and the more affordable Mi 9 SE in China today. All three devices will go on sale in China on February 26, with pre-orders already open. Global pricing and availability are set to be announced at Xiaomi's MWC 2019 event in a few days' time. While the Mi 9 SE has mid-range specifications, the Mi 9 and Mi 9 Transparent Edition both feature Qualcomm's brand new flagship-class Snapdragon 855 processor and 20W wireless charging, which Xiaomi says is a world first.

Samsung Galaxy S10 Family Specifications

Samsung Galaxy S10, Galaxy S10+, and Galaxy S10e 

                                                                                                                                                 Samsung Galaxy S10-series has been launched at an event in San Francisco on Wednesday, ahead of MWC 2019 next week. As extensively rumoured, the South Korean consumer electronics giant has launched three models - the Galaxy S10, Galaxy S10+, and the Galaxy S10e, all with "hole-punch" selfie cameras. All three smartphones share a few significant common specifications, such as the processor, Dynamic AMOLED displays with HDR10+ certification, Fast Wireless Charging 2.0, and Wireless PowerShare. The last is something new for Samsung, a reverse wireless charging feature similar to what Huawei unveiled with the Mate 20 Pro. Pretty much everything else, is different between the Samsung Galaxy S10, Samsung Galaxy S10+, and the cheapest Samsung Galaxy S10e.

Vivo V15 Pro with a triple rear camera

 ViVo15V Pro with a triple rear camera

Vivo is all set to launch the company's next smartphone with a pop-up selfie camera – the Vivo V15 Pro – at an event on February 20, 2019. But ahead of the official announcement, a set of Vivo V15 Pro photos, claiming to be the official renders of the smartphone, have appeared online. The leaked images show the upcoming smartphone in two colour options – Gradient Blue and Gradient Red – aside from giving us a better look at its entire profile.Earlier, Vivo's official teaser had also given us a good look at the Vivo V15 Pro's gradient blue variant, but the fresh leak has revealed the smartphone's gradient red colour option as well. The latter has a deep pinkish-red hue with a yellow undertone to it and certainly looks appealing. Upon closer look, one can also make out a wave-like pattern running across the rear panel.

Motorola Moto G7 review

Motorola Moto G7  Review

Seven generations into it, the Moto G is now a whole four-player lineup instead of just one phone like it was in the good old days. Here we'll focus on the namesake of the 2019 roster - the Moto G7 proper, to see if it still has some of that great value the original was famous for.At first glance, the Moto G7 isn't missing any of the requisites of a modern phone, and it better not be - at $300 or €250 it's some 50% more expensive than the Moto G was in 2013, even accounting for inflation.

For your money, you'd be getting a 6.2-inch display, and to be fair that's 70-odd percent more screen area that the Moto G - on that metric alone, you could say the price increase is justified. It's a tall screen too, complete with rounded corners, waterdrop notch and minimal bezels, so it's perfectly in sync with the times.

OnePlus 5T, OnePlus 5, OnePlus 3T, and More

OnePlus 5T, OnePlus 5, OnePlus 3T, and More

OnePlus has expanded its partnership with Google and announced native integration of Google Duo in its smartphones. The company says that it will bring native Google Duo support to OnePlus 3, OnePlus 3T, OnePlus 5, OnePlus 5T, One Plus 6, and OnePlus 6T phones soon via an upcoming OxygenOS update. The company has already updated its OnePlus 6 and OnePlus 6T phones to integrate native Google Duo support, and the rest of the OnePlus phones will get the integration soon. Despite the upcoming Google Duo integration, OnePlus is keeping the carrier video calling feature in its smartphones.