A scam that defrauded Apple out of millions of dollars’ worth of iPhones has led to the convictions of two of the perpetrators.
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Flagship smartphones tend to be first in line when it comes to software updates but Samsung isn’t slacking on its responsibilities to its cheaper handsets such as the Galaxy A-22 5G. Indeed, the Korean company has begun rolling out the Android 12-based One UI 4.1 update to the Galaxy A22 5G, the Galaxy A21s, the […]
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Motorola is back with yet another pair of mid-range phones, this time in the guise of the Moto G 5G and the Moto G Stylus 5G. We’ve got the details for you after the break but let me whet your appetite right now with the news that one of the two phones actually supports NFC […]
Come comment on this article: Meet Motorola’s refreshed Moto G Stylus 5G and Moto G 5G handsets – one has NFC, the other doesn’t
Having already added Samsung’s Galaxy A53 5G to its lineup, Cricket Wireless has also announced that Motorola’s Moto G Stylus (2022) and Moto G Power (2022) are part of its inventory both in-store and online from today. Priced at just $ 140 and $ 190 respectively, the two phones sport big displays, big batteries, and in the […]
Come comment on this article: Cricket Wireless adds a pair of affordable Moto G handsets to its lineup
When you buy a new smartphone it’s likely that it will come with a year’s warranty as standard that covers mechanical issues. Once that year’s cover is finished, though, you’ll need to pony up the dough to get the phone fixed if it develops a fault. If you buy a Nokia handset, though, you can […]
Come comment on this article: HMD Global is now offering extended warranty plans for Nokia handsets in the US
We’ve seen Samsung promise up to three years of OS upgrades to phones ranging as far back as the Galaxy S10, which is a huge improvement over its previous reputation as a brand that didn’t seem to care much about its customer’s needs. Seemingly ready to take up that particular mantle is Motorola whose list […]
Come comment on this article: Motorola confirms phones getting upgraded to Android 11 – kicks 2018 handsets to the curb
2020 has seen LG launch the Velvet, a mid-range flagship, and the wild and wacky dual-screened Wing, but its mobile division is still losing money, which means that the brand is once again changing its mobile strategy in order to better compete with Samsung and Chinese smartphone makers. According to a company statement, LG is […]
Come comment on this article: LG rejigs its loss-making mobile phone division once more, outsources low and mid-range handsets
Mobile operators in the UK will be banned from selling smartphones locked to their networks, according to the regulator Ofcom (via the BBC). The rule will take effect starting in December 2021 and affect companies that still sell locked handsets, spe…
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After months of leaks and teasers, the Nokia 8.3 5G is finally official and coming to the US and Europe sporting the ever-popular Snapdragon 765G processor, quadruple rear cameras, 5G, and Android 10. Priced at $ 699 in the States and €649 in Europe for the 8GB/128GB variant, the Nokia 8.3 5G will launch in 6GB/64GB […]
Come comment on this article: The Nokia 8.3 5G and a couple of affordable handsets are official and coming to the US
In what may appear to be good news to some, it seems that Samsung is getting ready to end support for Bixby Voice on Galaxy handsets running on Android Nougat and Oreo from January 1, 2020. This means that in just over a month from now, you’ll be unable to use Bixby Voice and Bixby […]
Come comment on this article: Good news! Samsung is ending support for Bixby on handsets running Nougat or Oreo*
Huawei’s Developer Conference kicked off earlier today with the big news that its homegrown operating system is called HarmonyOS, as covered by Oscar here. As interesting HarmonyOS is, though, Huawei handset owners will be more excited that the company also revealed when we could expect the Android Q/EMUI 10 beta program to begin. Despite its […]
Come comment on this article: Huawei confirms which handsets will get EMUI 10/Android Q, P30 beta program begins September 8th
Some manufacturers follow the strategy of slimming down the handset’s battery to make the device as thin as possible, often, seemingly, to the detriment of the user experience. Lenovo is bucking that trend, though, with its Vibe P1 and Vibe P1m handsets sporting batteries with capacities of 5,000mAh and 4,000mAh respectively. According to a media invite sent out earlier, Lenovo is launching both handsets in India on October 21st.
Let’s take a look at the larger of the two handsets first, the Vibe P1. Lenovo has bundled in features such as Rocket Charge, which seems to be very much like Qualcomm’s Quick Charge 2.0 technology, delivering 2.8 hours of talk-time for just 5 minutes of charge. There’s also a physical switch that enables the OneKey Power Saver function, extending battery life. The Vibe P1 will launch in India for around Rs. 17,500 ($ 270) on October 21st.
On to the mini version of the Vibe P1, if you will, the 5-inch Vibe P1m, and here we see a more budget-friendly offering from Lenovo. The Vibe P1m doesn’t have NFC connectivity, bit it does apparently have a nano-coating to help it withstand accidental spills, as well the physical OneKey Power Saver switch, which helps extend battery life. Check out the rest of the specifications below.
The Vibe P1m will launch in India on October 21st, with a price tag of around Rs. 10,000 ($ 154). What do you think of Lenovo’s Vibe P1 and P1m handsets? Have they been priced keenly enough for India’s congested smartphone market?
Source: Phone Radar
Come comment on this article: Lenovo’s Vibe P1 and P1m handsets to launch in India on October 21st with huge batteries in tow