The OPPO Reno8 series is coming to the Philippines next month. No less than OPPO‘s local arm confirmed that its mainstream 5G lineup will launch on September 1.
Read MoreTecno Camon 19 series official in PH. Here’s how much it is here
Right timing. Two days after news broke that Transsion Holdings — which owns Tecno, Infinix, and Itel — became the second-biggest smartphone vendor in the Philippines, Tecno Mobile has launched its latest Camon lineup locally.
Read MoreNarzo 50i Prime to go on sale in PH for less than P5,000
Narzo, which recently became a standalone brand in the Philippines, is about to expand its offerings locally with the introduction of the Narzo 50i Prime on August 15.
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View PostThis is the Realme 9i 5G, scheduled to debut Aug 18
A new Realme 9 series phone is about to go official, and confirmed details have started to trickle in.
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View PostOPPO Reno8 Z 5G debuts with tweaked design, flashier color option
A new model has joined the Reno8 family.
Read MoreTecno Camon 19 series listed on Lazada ahead of PH launch
Tecno Mobile will debut the Camon 19 series in the Philippines sooner than you think, with multiple confirmations backing its imminent local launch.
Read MoreXiaomi advances on Fortune Global 500 list for 4th year in a row
Three times in a row? Make that four now.
Read MoreOnePlus 10T 5G with 150W charging launched globally
The event that would have launched the OnePlus Ace Pro in China may have been postponed, but that of what is widely believed to be the phone’s global variant has pushed through.
Read MoreBest-performing Android phones in July 2022, CN edition
Antutu’s most recent performance rankings of Android smartphones released in China, which feature the best-performing handsets in the flagship, sub-flagship, and midrange categories, is now out.
Read MoreHonor coming back to PH with Google services-enabled devices
Surprise, surprise! Honor, the former Huawei sub-brand, will make its return to the Philippines, two years after Huawei officially sold its Honor business to a state-owned consortium led by phone distributor Digital China and the Shenzhen government.
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