MobileNews

2020 Winners and Losers: Motorola

January 3, 2021
Motorola had a surprisingly rich 2020 lineup, spanning across multiple families. There was the return to flagship realm, in the Motorola Edge and Edge+, as well as the exciting follow up that was the Razr 5G. Even so, the company’s focus luckily remained mostly centered on the entry level and mid-range market. That’s where Moto devices have shined their brightest in the past and it was no…
Read more
MobileNews

Samsung Galaxy SmartTag Bluetooth object tracker appears in live images

January 3, 2021
Samsung is expected to unveil the Galaxy S21 smartphones and Galaxy Buds Pro TWS earphones on January 14, but alongside those, we may also see the Galaxy SmartTag Bluetooth object tracker go official, which has appeared in live images as it got certified by Taiwan’s NCC. The Galaxy SmartTag is pictured in Black color, but we know it will also have an Oatmeal color option. The SmartTag looks…
Read more
MobileNews

LG will demo a 'bendable' OLED gaming monitor at CES 2021

January 3, 2021
In addition to several transparent OLED demos, LG Display will also be showing off a gaming-related concept product at its CES 2021 virtual showroom: a 48-inch 4K “Bendable CSO (Cinematic Sound OLED) display” that can switch between a flat screen and a curved screen. The…
MobileNews

Oppo Reno5 5G and Reno5 Pro 5G are headed to global markets

January 3, 2021
Oppo is wasting no time when it comes to its new Reno5 line. After unveiling the Reno5 5G and Reno5 Pro 5G on December 10, the Chinese giant followed-up with an official announcement for the Reno5 Pro+ on December 24 and then a Reno5 4G on December 31, with persistent chatter of yet another Reno5 model on the way. Meanwhile, the company appears to have been keeping busy with an international…
Read more
MobileNews

Huawei restores Tencent games to its Chinese app store after dispute

January 1, 2021
Huawei has pulled Tencent games like Arena of Valor from its app store because of a “big change” Tencent made in how the companies work together, according to a Bloomberg report. Huawei dominates the Chinese mobile market, accounting for 43 percent of smartphone shipments last quarter. Tencent, meanwhile owns the companies behind League of Legends and Clash of Clans, while operating local…
Read more