Redmi’s official account on Chinese social platform Weibo has shared a market-research firm’s report on the bestselling smartphones in the first half of 2020. This, as it announced earlier that worldwide sales of the Redmi Note series exceeded 1.4 billion units, seemingly a buildup to the Redmi Note 9 lineup’s upcoming launch in China.
Read MoreHow, when, where to preorder a Sony PlayStation 5 in PH
PlayStation fans, take note: The highly anticipated online preorders for Sony’s next-gen console will go live in the Philippines tomorrow, November 20. Yup, it’s finally happening.
Read MoreOPPO Reno 4 Z 5G review: 5G and so much more
OPPO has launched the OPPO Reno 4 Z 5G in the Philippines as the brand’s most affordable 5G phone next to the Find X2 Pro.
Read MoreWith coverage expansion, Globe 5G now up in these areas
5G is currently being rolled out in strategic areas in the Philippines. In fact, just a few days ago, we did a speed test on the OPPO Reno 4 Z 5G in Rizal. Globe Telecom, the pioneer in 5G service in the country, has also shared some good news with us.
Read MorePOCO M3 launching Nov 24, now listed in the Philippines
So there is indeed a global launch come November 24th, just as we reported a few days ago. But instead of a Redmi event, it’s that of its sister Xiaomi sub-brand.
Read MoreThe many reasons this P8,999 phone is perfect for Gen Zers
With the holiday-shopping season just around the corner, you’re probably looking for a quality smartphone that won’t break the bank. One of our suggestions for a true digital native like you? Consider Huawei‘s latest addition to its Y series, which has grown considerably over the months to give consumers more choices across price tiers.
Read MoreRedmi Note 10 series spotted with 5G capability
Xiaomi will reportedly unveil something “big” later this month — November 24, to be exact. We believe the device in question is the rumored Redmi 10 or Redmi Note 10 4G, as we detailed in the article Likely Redmi Note 10 spotted complete with specs, images.
Read MoreXbox Series S priced at P19,995, but you may want to skip it
The Microsoft Xbox Series S, the company’s introductory next-gen console (and a less-capable direct competition to Sony’s PlayStation 5), has been priced in the Philippines.
Read MoreiPhone 12 Pro Max ranks 4th in DxOMark’s camera test
Following its Apple iPhone 12 Pro camera review, DxOMark has published its verdict of the iPhone 12 Pro Max, confirming what many already know: The latest and biggest iPhone is indeed a camera beast. But it’s not the best.
Read MoreVivo Y12s with 5,000mAh battery official in several markets
A new Vivo Y series phone is being sold in places like Hong Kong, Bahrain, Jordan, and Vietnam, and we have a feeling it may arrive in the Philippines, too. Meet the Vivo Y12s.
Read MoreFind out if your Huawei/Honor device might run HarmonyOS
Because Huawei can no longer ship devices with Google Mobile Services and Google apps preinstalled, the company is looking to adopt its own HarmonyOS, also known as Hongmeng OS in China, as a unified operating system for all kinds of products — from smartphones, tablets, and wearables to appliances.
Read MoreXiaomi bestselling mobile brand at 11.11 online sale in PH
The year’s biggest online sale is over, and in come the reports on the bestselling mobile devices on two of the largest ecommerce sites in the Philippines.
Read MoreMacBooks with M1 chip outperform MacBook Pro with Core i9
Apple recently hit a milestone in its PC business, introducing the first Macs with the American technology firm’s Apple M1 chip inside. The M1 processor, which debuted earlier in the Mac Mini, MacBook Air, and 13-inch MacBook Pro, brings the ARM architecture to Apple computers and promises improved performance and power efficiency.
Read MoreRealme 7 5G to debut Nov 19, could be rebranded Realme V5
A Realme 7 is going to be launched soon, but it’s not the Realme 7 that you know — the one that was previously launched in markets like the Philippines.
Read More6 ways 5G elevates the modern smartphone experience
5G has recently become “the talk of the town” globally. Many technologically driven countries race to become the first nation to fully adopt 5G technology, going as far as setting up dedicated taskforces to ensure a timely rollout of the tech.
Read MoreQualcomm reportedly gets nod to supply chips to Huawei
Huawei‘s smartphone business is still in a pickle amid a trade dispute between the United States and China, which has left one of the world’s largest smartphone vendors without access to global chip suppliers, for one.
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