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RedMagic, the gaming-focused sibling of nubia, has officially unleashed the RedMagic 11 Pro on the global market. The phone made its initial debut in China a couple of weeks back, but now it’s here, and it’s pairing the bleeding-edge silicon from Qualcomm with an active cooling system that sounds like something the brand yanked out of a high-end gaming PC.
Read MoreOPPO A6 Pro is a durable 7,000mAh tank priced from P13,999
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Read MoreOPPO Find X9, Find X9 Pro launch globally with Dimensity 9500, big batteries, new cameras
After making its debut in China a few weeks back, the OPPO Find X9 Series is officially going global. And yes, true to the leaks, the international launch brings us the full flagship lineup comprising the vanilla OPPO Find X9 and the top-shelf OPPO Find X9 Pro.
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Apple just tagged the $4-trillion mark, getting a brief taste of a valuation club previously occupied only by Microsoft and Nvidia. But while those two companies rode the generative AI hype train all the way to the bank, Apple got there the old-fashioned way: by selling a metric ton of new phones.
Read MoreInfinix XPAD 20 Pro hits PH market with P9,999 starting offer
Infinix Philippines is aiming to shake up the competitive budget tablet market with a surprisingly well-specced device that doesn’t skimp on screen size or essential accessories. The new 4G-enabled Infinix XPAD 20 Pro is positioned as a versatile platform for students and productivity-focused users, upgrading its predecessor with a bigger display and a stronger focus on AI-driven functionality.
Read MoreQualcomm Snapdragon 6s Gen 4 could be a massive leap for affordable phones
Qualcomm has just pulled the wraps off the Snapdragon 6s Gen 4, and while a 6-series chipset doesn’t usually get the blood pumping, this one is different. It’s a rethink of what a budget-to-midrange smartphone should feel like, built on a modern 4nm process. For everyone tired of laggy, cheap phones, this processor is the new baseline, and it’s surprisingly strong.
Read MoreRedmi K90 Pro Max launches with Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, Bose audio; Redmi K90 tags along
Xiaomi‘s Redmi brand has a singular obsession: stuffing truly absurd, high-end specs into phones priced well below the competition. The newly announced Redmi K90 Pro Max, launched recently in China, is a declaration of war on the concept of a “true flagship.” It’s the return of the “Pro Max” moniker, and this time, it’s packing next-gen silicon, a monstrous battery, and an audio feature that sounds utterly ridiculous — and therefore, necessary.
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