Huawei Nova Review

Huawei, once just another Chinese tech manufacturer, has swiftly risen to become one of the most capable mid-range smartphone makers in the industry. In fact, the company is so good that Google tapped it to manufacture the last of its first-party Nexus devices, the Nexus 6P.

Huawei has now returned to releasing phones under its own colours, starting with the Huawei Nova and Huawei Nova Plus. Situated comfortably in the company's wheelhouse, the Nova is an attractive mid-range device, with an affordable price tag that belies some rather impressive performance.

Design, display and casing
If the Nova seems familiar, it's because its chassis basically looks like a shrunk-down version of the aforementioned Nexus 6P, from the satin-finished aluminium casing to the inlaid glass strip across the top of the rear face. There are worse things to look like, though; the Nexus 6 was a rather attractive smartphone, if a little unusual-looking.

The casing itself is extremely well-built. The rear shell is gently curved, which makes it exceedingly easy to hold, and it doesn't feel nearly as slippery in the hand as other aluminium-framed devices. The edges are also picked out with a delicate chamfer, which gives it some eye-catching detail.

The edges of the screen are gently rounded, too. Not in the same manner as the Galaxy S7 Edge, but with the actual glass rounded off at the very edges. Huawei insists on calling this feature '2.5D glass', which is nothing short of utter nonsense, but it does catch the light in an appealingly snazzy fashion.

The Huawei Nova is equally impressive in terms of the actual display panel itself. The contrast ratio is superb, and colour is rich and vivid, while the 1,920 x 1,080 resolution is more than sharp enough for day-to-day use on a 5in display.

If we had one complaint, it would be that peak brightness does leave something to be desired, but the addition of a night mode for more comfortable night-time viewing goes a long way to making up for this.

Features and hardware
Like the Nexus 6P, the Huawei Nova's fingerprint sensor is mounted on the rear of the device. We're still in two minds about whether or not we like its placement, though. On the one hand, it's very convenient for unlocking your phone as you're pulling it out of your pocket - particularly since you don't need to wake the screen first.

On the other hand, it's a bit of a pain if you have a habit of keeping your phone on your desk, as you'll need to pick it up every time you want to unlock it. You can always use your backup unlock method, of course, but it still feels inconvenient when compared to front-mounted sensors.

The Nova's camera performs as well as you'd expect an average mid-range smartphone camera to - which means it's perfectly adequate, but by no means exemplary. Most shots ended up looking a little noisy and lacking in fine detail, but it'll likely do the job unless you're a smartphone photography enthusiast.

Like many of Huawei's other phones, the Nova is equipped with dual-SIM capabilities, so frequent flyers can have both local and international SIMs at once. This does mean that you'll lose out on the expandable memory, however, as the second SIM occupies the MicroSD card slot.

As with virtually every new smartphone, the Nova has made the jump to the USB Type-C charging standard, ditching the older MicroUSB socket. The 3030mAh cell comfortably lasts through a full day and it's also got fast-charging capabilities, thanks to a Qualcomm Snapdragon 625 CPU. This is unusual for a Huawei handset, but it's a welcome addition, as it makes topping up your battery a breeze.

In addition to the Snapdragon 625 mentioned above, the Nova also has a 3GB RAM allocation. That's hardly going to blow anyone away, but it's a perfectly adequate configuration that delivers solid, reliable performance. While it's not topping our benchmark charts, it handled all our tests with no complaints, as well as acquitting itself well during real-world multi-tasking.

Emotion UI software
Usually, the area that Huawei phones fall down in is the software. The company insists on fitting all of its devices with its custom 'Emotion UI' overlay, which modifies the appearance and layout of the core Android OS. While many manufacturers including Samsung and LG do this, Huawei's overlay was previously the most egregious and irritating example of the practice.

Thankfully, the company has put some effort into refining it, and the 'EmUI' skin is a lot less awkward and intrusive than it used to be. It looks slicker than previous iterations, with more rounded, polished app icons and a generally cleaner interface. Swiping through menus feels smooth and responsive, and we noticed virtually no lag or slowdown.

On the downside, there's still no app drawer - meaning all your apps are stuck on your home screen, iOS-style - and it's still loaded with enough bloatware to sink a battleship. Much of the third-party stuff can be deleted, but you'll still be left with a few stock apps cluttering up your home screen.

Source: Huawei Mall

Huawei Mate 9 6GB 256GB Android 7.0

For some years now, Huawei Mobile is becoming a popular brand in the international market when it comes to high-tech mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets. The company is continuously competing with other leading gadget manufacturers worldwide, by producing different modern and latest gadgets that can fulfill the technological needs of the people.

Huawei Mate 9 release date, specs, features

Huawei has already been making sound reactions within the tech enthusiasts with its upcoming gadget: Huawei Mate 9. Previously it was suspected to make its debut at IFA. But the upcoming flagship is still to make the transition to official status. However, some reports recently derived suggest that the device would be released on this upcoming November 3rd, 2016.

GizOK: Pre-Order The Meizu MX6 For Only $389

Meizu mobile is one of those who has been outputting some seriously good devices at some seriously affordable prices for quite some time. Back In July of this year, the company unveiled the latest smartphone to join their MX range in the form of the Meizu MX6 and this one introduced a number of subtle yet worthwhile improvements, making this a device worth your considering when looking to pick up a new smartphone.

Meizu MX6 Helio X20 4GB 32GB Only 300USD

The launch cadence for Meizu smartphones has been rather speedy as of late. Already this year we’ve seen the introduction of the m3, the m3 Note, the Pro 6, and at the tail-end of last year we had the Pro 5 as well. This week sees the launch of the MX6, an update to the MX5, using MediaTek’s 10-core Helio X20 (MT6797) SoC.

Apart from the smartphone, the company has unveiled the Loop Jacket, which is a protective case for the smartphone priced at CNY 79 (approximately Rs. 800). Unfortunately, the Chinese company as of now has not revealed global rollout details for the smartphone. The company also launched the Lifeme Bluetooth speakers for CNY 399 (approximately Rs. 4,000).

Alongside the SoC, the MX6 uses a Full HD (1920x1080) display measuring 5.5 inches, 4GB of LPDDR3 memory with 32GB of storage, a 3060 mAh battery, a fingerprint sensor, a USB Type-C connector and Android 6.0 with Meizu’s Flyme UI. While there is no microSD card slot, the MX6 will offer Dual-SIM capabilities and uses a reported ‘24W’ peak charging mode to fully charge in 75 minutes or a 10 minute charge should give a half day of battery (though Meizu doesn’t specify if that’s a half ‘working day’ or actually 12 hours, probably the former given that the device is rated at 9 working hours on the website).

The rear camera is a 12MP Sony IMX386, with 1.25-micron pixels, phase-detection auto focus (PDAF), an f/2.0 lens and dual tone flash. While the MP count seems to have dropped from the MX5, the use of larger pixels to increase image clarity in low light, combined with PDAF, has its own advantages. The 5.5-inch TDDI display according to the spec sheets is good for 1500:1 contrast ratio, 85% NTSC and a peak brightness of 500 nits – it’s worth noting that Meizu’s landing page states ‘500 cd/m2 Peak’ but the specification sheet says ‘450 cd/m2 typical’. The Cat 6 modem is supported by dual-band 802.11ac and BT 4.1, while the fingerprint sensor has a rated response time of 0.2 seconds. The 7.25mm unibody design features the microphone port on the bottom next to the USB Type-C, and dual microphones (one each end) with additional noise cancelling software filters.

The MX6 falls behind the Meizu Pro 6 when it comes to the camera and processing speed (arguably the two most important features on a phone) but can match Meizu's flagship device everywhere else, and at a cheaper price. The Meizu MX6 will retail for $299 when it's released, $90 less than the cheapest Pro 6.

The new MEIZU MX6 is available in silver, gray, gold and rose gold at USD 300(RMB 1,999) (4GB+32GB).
Source: GizOK

OnePlus 3 flash sale in GizOK

Chinese smartphone maker OnePlus will unveil its latest premium flagship smartphone, the OnePlus 3, in an online virtual-reality event on June 14, but now, buyers will be able to get their new phones in GizOK site.

Lenovo Zuk Z2 available for pre-order in GizOK

Lenovo doesn't just have Motorola. It also has ZUK mobile as its sub-brand so we won't be surprised if Lenovo's numbers improve significantly this year. It's been very busy recently and it just announced the new ZUK Z2.

Lenovo ZUK Z2 Snapdragon 820 4GB RAM Only $280

Only last month, ZUK launched the impressive-looking Z2 Pro—a flagship device featuring the Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 and up to a whopping 6 gigs of RAM. Today, the firm has unleashed the standard ZUK Z2, which still packs a punch with the SD820 and 4 GB of RAM, all served up at CNY 1,800 ($275).

OnePlus 3 is accepting Lab initiative

You’re probably aware by now that the OnePlus 3 is coming soon. We’ve gotten word that it will be unveiled to the public on June 14th, but that’s a little over two weeks away.

Lenovo ZUK Z2 certification confirms Snapdragon 820

Lenovo is expected to unveil the ZUK Z2 on May 31 in China, which will be a smaller variant of the ZUK Z2 Pro. Just a few days before the launch, TENAA has revealed a few key specifications of the device along with a glimpse at the design as well. The device will be available in a black and white color variants.

OnePlus 3 Snapdragon 820 5.5 inch Android N 16MP camera

OnePlus has begun teasing its new smartphone ahead of its expected launch by the end of next month and today, we’re hearing some concrete information on the specs from perennial tipster Evan Blass. In a tweet, Evan posted a screenshot from an Android N preview build on the OnePlus 3, which suggests that OnePlus’ new smartphone will either run Android N at launch, or be updated soon after Google releases the update this summer.

Evan posted a screenshot of the OnePlus 3, allegedly running a build of the N Preview on OxygenOS 3.1.0. Android 6.0 Marshmallow for OnePlus devices is based on OxygenOS 3.0.x, so a bump up in the sub-version makes sense.

OnePlus 3 Price Revealed

If there is one thing OnePlus mobile flagships are known for, it’s charging measly prices for flagship specs, which at the end of the day form the impression of astronomical value. That’s of course until users really spend time with the devices and find that they actually are getting exactly what they paid for.

OnePlus 3 Smartphone Will Feel Good To Hold

The OnePlus 3 is expected to be a big departure from the company’s previous flagship phones, swapping that iconic sandstone material for a sleek metal design. But don’t worry, OnePlus CEO Peter Lau says the new device will still feel good in your hand. The company co-founder continued to hype the OnePlus 3 this week on Chinese social network Weibo without offering any concrete details. In a rough translation, he says the phone offers a “cool feeling.”

Leaked OnePlus 3 pic confirms full-metal design

This morning, a render of the much anticipated OnePlus 3 flagship phone has been making the rounds on the internet. We can confirm that this "leak" is legit as we also got it directly from OnePlus' China PR rep, who didn't say anything other than that this is a "OnePlus 3 render."

OnePlus 3: Leaked images, price, specifications

We have yet to receive an official unveiling date for the OnePlus 3 from OnePlus, but recently, Carl Pei, CEO of OnePlus, stated we should expect release before the end of Q2. For 2016, the last day of Q2 is June 30, so we must be getting close. Over the course of the past couple of weeks, many apparent leaks and rumors have been swirling around, and before OnePlus makes anything official, we wanted to update you on what we should expect from the company in 2016.

OnePlus 3 Price Release Date Leaked

The current top end device of the company – OnePlus 2 – is set to be replaced in less than a year. The upcoming device, OnePlus 3, has generated quite a bit of interest in recent months. The reduction in invite requirements for OnePlus devices seems to have played a major role in the increased popularity. Even then, the biggest attraction towards the upcoming OnePlus 3 maybe the price of around $300 for a phone which has class leading specifications, according to rumors.

OnePlus 3 leaks, shows off its home button

Back in February OnePlus co-founder Carl Pei announced that the OnePlus 3 would officially debut sometime at the end of the second quarter of 2016, pegging its release for sometimes around June. Now that we are pretty close to that time frame, it’s no surprise to see the amount of leaks related to this device increasing.

OnePlus 3 new 'Dash Charge' system

OnePlus mobile has filed a patent for Dash Charge, which is a quick charging technology. The same was reported by GizOK and is also expected to make an appearance in the company's upcoming OnePlus 3 smartphone as the OnePlus 2 missed out on it completely.

OnePlus 3 Price Leaked

Over the last several weeks, there have been a number of leaks that have shown us a bit about what we can expect to see in the new OnePlus 3 flagship smartphone. We have seen the device turn up in benchmarks packing 6GB of RAM and we have seen a version of the device hit OnePlus 3 AnTuTu packing 4GB of RAM. A new rumor has surfaced pointing to the price the device is expected to offer.

OnePlus 3 Snapdragon 820 6GB 64GB only $390

By now, it's no secret that a OnePlus 3 is in the works. We have seen the third-generation "flagship killer" show up in benchmarks, going to war equipped with Qualcomm's flagship Snapdragon 820 processor and up to 6GB of RAM memory, among other bells and whistles.

ZUK Z2 Pro Snapdragon 820 4GB 64GB only $320

Lenovo's new flagship smartphone is called ZUK Z2 Pro and it's powered by a Snapdragon 820 processor (the potential of this platform is fully activated), it has a true 3D-glass body and ten professional sensors, and it costs $320 or $415 (premium version).

Zuk Z2 Pro will be launched in India next month

Lenovo is all set bring its subsidiary company, ZUK in India. The company will launch Lenovo ZUK Z2 Pro in India next month. It will be priced around Rs. 20,000 in India.

Lenovo launched the ZUK Z2 Pro in April. Now the company is bringing the smartphone in India. Invites for the launch have been distributed by the company however launch date is not revealed.

Meizu PRO 5 Ubuntu Edition available on POMP Mall

If you've been waiting for a powerful Ubuntu smartphone, today is your lucky day. Canonical has announced that the Meizu Pro 5 Ubuntu Edition is now on sale, officially giving Ubuntu a flagship phone to offer users.

Meizu M3 available on POMP Mall

Chinese smartphone-maker Meizu, which also launched two smartphones this month -- Meizu Pro 6 and M3 Note, launched the m3 smartphone in China at a price of Rs 8,000 (CNY 799) for the top variant.

Zuk Z2 Pro 6GB 128GB available on POMPMall

Last year we got a look at Lenovo's Zuk Z1 and came away impressed with Lenovo's powerful offering that was priced at just $320. Now the company has done it again with the impressive new Zuk Z2 Pro.

Huawei VR: Chinese first Gear virtual reality headset

Chinese electronics company Huawei has unveiled its first virtual reality headset, alongside its recently-announced Huawei P9 smartphone.

The imaginatively-named Huawei VR is the company's answer to Samsung's Gear VR - rather than having a built-in screen, users slot their P9 or P9 Plus smartphone into the front of the headset, where it works as the display and computer 'brain' of the device.

Huawei virtual reality headset to take on Samsung's Gear VR

One week after unveiling its Huawei P9 flagship smartphone, Chinese electronics giant Huawei has now joined the throng of tech companies embracing virtual reality (VR), with a new wearable headset of its own.

Huawei VR is a new virtual reality headset from Huawei. The unit looks similar to Samsung's Gear VR in that it's a mobile device that you slot a smartphone into. Huawei VR will be available in three versions that support the new P9 and P9 Plus as well as the Mate 8.

ZUK Z2 Pro Specs Leak On AnTuTu Benchmarking

Chang Cheng, CEO of ZUK, has recently confirmed that his company plans to launch the Lenovo ZUK Z2 Pro on April 21. Although the company’s official has not offered details about ZUK 2 Pro, the smartphone has leaked recently in AnTuTu, so we already know quite a bit of information.

ZUK Z2 Pro was listed on AnTuTu benchmarking site, revealing key details of the upcoming premium handset. As per the listing, the handset, which is codenamed ZUK Z2121, would feature a Full HD display with 1920x1080 pixels resolution and Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow-based ZUI out-of-the-box, with a Snapdragon 820 and 3GB of 4GB of RAM. The storage capacity is listed at 32GB, and while it’s not mentioned, we’re going to assume it’s expandable until we hear otherwise. The screen size wasn’t listed, Last but not least, is the camera combo which consists of 13MP and 8MP sensors.

OnePlus 3 will be launched in late Q2

OnePlus mobile gradually won the hearts of consumers when they produced remarkable devices, especially the OnePlus 2 which won over its predecessor.

Now that the OnePlus 3 is about to be released, fans are torn between upgrading their phone or staying safe with OnePlus 2.

Meizu m3 note flash sale 100,000 units within 7 mins

The Meizu m3 note was made official last week, and it went on sale through flash sale model in the company's home country of China yesterday. Meizu took no time, and has already released the official sales figures for the device, revealing that it sold 100,000 units in the first 7 minutes of the sale.

A total of 100,000 units of Meizu mobile were sold in just seven seconds during flash sale 1, according to a report by GizOK. It added that the number is not impressive considering the company sold around 20 million handsets last year.

Meizu Pro 6 AnTuTu Score Leak

With just a couple of days to go for its official unveiling, the Meizu Pro 6 has yet again been leaked in all its glory. This time around, we have some new images to look at, and we also get a sense of the processing prowess of the upcoming device thanks to screenshots of the AnTuTu benchmark results page that shows the device scoring 91,165 points on the world’s most widely-used synthetic benchmarking app for Android devices.

Meizu M3 Note Helio P10 3GB RAM 32GB ROM Only $155

Meizu mobile is a Chinese smartphone manufacturer, has launched the Meizu M3 Note, a super budget smartphone that comes with very good specs.

The phone was announced in Beijing, China recently, and features a large 5.5 inch display with 1920×1080 resolution. That's not all, as Meizu has stuffed a lot of good features into the smartphone that costs only a quarter of the Xiaomi Mi5.

Vernee Apollo Lite Helio X20 deca-core 4GB RAM for just $200

Vernee is the latest Chinese smartphone brand that had unveiled two new smartphones Vernee Apollo and Vernee Thor. The Vernee Thor is a low-cost smartphone priced at $130 and sports competitive specification. On the other hand, the Vernee Apollo comes with the high-end specs which makes it a good alternative for any other recent flagships and also comes with a price tag of just $400.

Packing MediaTek's MT6797 deca-core Helio X20 chip, the Apollo Lite includes a 5.5-inch full HD display at 1080 x 1920 pixels, so isn't quite as sharp as its beastlier cousin. There's 4 GB of RAM as opposed to 6, and the 5- and 13-megapixel cameras on the front and back respectively look a downgrade on the main Apollo handset. Still, that's a helluva lot of bang for 200 bucks, and could help to put Vernee mobile well and truly on the map.

Coming to the camera department, it has a 16MP rear camera with dual LED flash and a 5MP selfie camera on the front. It supports dual SIM dual standby by using the hybrid SIM slot, instead of the second SIM you can opt for MicroSD card for further storage expansion. While the Vernee Apollo is priced at $400, the new Apollo Lite costs only $200.

On paper, the Apollo and Vernee Apollo Lite beat pretty much anything else out there in power-to-price ratio, though specs alone don't always make for a great experience. We also cannot comment on the quality of build just by looking at images, though for the kind of money being quoted, we'd be tempted to take a risk anyway.
Source: POMP Mall

Meizu 6 Pro Specs, Price Leaked

Just one day after having announced the Meizu m3 note, Meizu's management is now officially teasing the oft-leaked Pro 6. Well, perhaps not as much teasing as actually revealing it. That's because the first official image showing the Meizu Pro 6 has surfaced today, and it basically confirms the design we've seen so far in all the leaks.

Meizu M3 Note Pre-order on POMP Mall

Meizu mobile has unveiled its latest large affordable smartphone in China today, known as the M3 Note. This new handset is the quintessential Meizu smartphone, offering up some very reasonable specifications at a price point that is arguably even more appealing.

Meizu Pro 6 and M3 Note leak

The Meizu Pro 6 and the Meizu m3 note has been popping in our rumor section for quite some time. The Meizu Pro 5 was part of the rumors for quite some time, but it got cancelled due to production delays.

The alleged Pro 6 is pictured in black and certainly looks the part of being a Pro-series handset. It has the downward-curved antenna bands up and down, which we've seen in previous leaks, and has the shine of a metal finish. It appears that Meizu decided to place the finger scanner below the rear camera, rather than integrating it inside the Home button like on the Pro 5. However, this could also be a new LED flash assembly,

Meizu m3 Note AnTuTu Benchmark

A week ago Meizu announced that it will be launching its flagship smartphone the Meizu M3 Note on April 6 at an event in China. But the company chose to reveal nothing apart from the launch date. Ahead of the launch of the m2 Note successor, the Meizu m3 note has been spotted on the AnTuTu benchmark.

As per the AnTuTu listing, the Meizu m3 Note is said to feature a full HD (1920×1080) display. Running under the hood will be a MediaTek Helio P10 chipset which will be paired with 3GB RAM and Mali-T860 GPU. The m3 Note will be available in two variant options being either 2GB RAM with 16GB internal storage, or 3GB RAM along with 32GB storage, m3 Note have been revealed are a 13-megapixel rear and 5-megapixel front camera.

Meizu M3 Note specs show on AnTuTu

Meizu sure is an interesting company. This China-based smartphone manufacturer has managed to sell 20 million smartphones last year, which is a huge improvement compared to a year before when they shipped out ‘only' 4.4 million units. That being said, we've been seeing tons of Meizu PRO 6 leaks recently, and the company has announced two press events for April, and judging by the info we have, Meizu will introduce the Meizu M3 Note, and a new flagship (Meizu MX6 or PRO 6).

Meizu M3 Note launch on 6 April

Meizu mobile is expected to unveil the Meizu m3 note on April 6, the same day as Huawei introduces the Huawei P9 smartphone in China. The company made the announcement on Weibo and also launched a website which has a teaser stating, "Pretty fast, thin, long-lasting" indicating at a few specifications of the device.

OnePlus 3 won't be launched on April 7

OnePlus 3 won't be launched on April 7, contrary to recent reports. The China-based tech firm has confirmed to Android Authority that the event on the said date is not intended for any smartphone outing.

OnePlus has an event lined up for April 7th and many believe that it would unveil its next “flagship killer” handset at this event. Naturally, there's interest in the company's next handset given that the most highly awaited Android flagships of 2016 are already out, so people want to see how OnePlus takes on the likes of Huawei P9 and LG G5.

OnePlus 3 specs show on benchmark

The OnePlus 3 is set to launch in the second quarter of 2016, but we may already know what to expect from the company's next flagship phone. A leaked AnTuTu benchmark reveals the specs for what's shaping up to be a pretty awesome device.

According to the benchmark listing, the OnePlus 3 comes with the model number OnePlus A3000 and features a Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 SoC; Adreno 530; 4GB of RAM; 16-megapixel rear camera; 8-megapixel front camera, and runs Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow. The smartphone is said to sport 32GB built-in storage and come with a screen resolution of 1080x1920 pixels. The benchmark listing suggests that OnePlus may skip a QHD display in its OnePlus 3 flagship smartphone. To recall, the OnePlus 2 launched last year and featured a full-HD (1080x1920 pixels) screen, and was marketed as '2016 flagship killer'. The details were shared on Weibo and first picked up by Android Community.

Meizu releasing 7 new smartphones in 2016

Expecting at least 3 new devices from an OEM for a year is probably the norm for most. But what if they wanted to release 7? Realistically and financially, that might be too far fetched but if a leaked document is to be believed, that is exactly what Chinese tech brand Meizu mobile is planning to do this 2016. While some of those on the list are expected already, what with previous teases and rumors, some of them are a surprise.

Meizu M3 Note release date, specifications, price

Meizu Mobile is a company that is big in China: it made huge strides in sales in the last two years in particular, and while its phones are available in a very limited amount in Europe (and are not officially sold in the United States), it makes some great phones sold at extremely affordable prices.

Meizu appears to be gearing up to launch its new device, the Meizu M3 Note. The Chinese smartphone maker is tight-lipped on the device, but it has now emerged that it will be released next week.

Meizu CEO Confirms M3 Note Will be Launched Soon

Meizu's CEO, Huang Zhang, actually said something interesting recently as well. The company's CEO actually mentioned the Meizu M3 Note for the first time, and has hinted that the device might launch soon as well. The Meizu M3 Note has surfaced a couple of times thus far as well, and the company's CEO also hinted that the device might be fueled by MediaTek's Helio P10 SoC, which seems to be quite popular at the moment.

Meizu Pro 6 Benchmark Shows Deca-core CPU

Although it was largely absent from MWC 2016, Meizu might be preparing something just as special and head-turning. The Meizu Pro 6, its next flagship, has yet to take flesh, but, at least according to leaked images and the company's own press event, it will put up quite a show. In addition to curved screen edges on all four sides, the high end Chinese smartphone will be sporting MediaTek's most powerful deca-core processor to date, a fact confirmed by a sighting on the GFXBench website.

Meizu Pro 6 leaked images show off flagship's design

Meizu Pro 6 will be something that other smartphone manufacturers should worry about when it comes out, if the leaks and rumors are anything to go by.

Another detail to take away from the leaked images is the Meizu Pro 6's ultra-thin bezels that allow the tech firm to make the screen a little bigger and make the overall look of the device sleeker.

Meizu M3 Note Specs Leak

Meizu has been all over the news recently, mostly because of their upcoming Meizu Pro 6 flagship. That handset is not expected to arrive until Q3 this year, and yet we've seen tons of leaks and rumors thus far, not to mention Meizu's exec already confirmed that it will not only sport a pressure sensitive display, but that it will ship with a fullHD display and MediaTek's Helio X25 SoC. Well, Meizu PRO 6's announcement is not that close, and yet we know Meizu will hold two events next month. So, what will they announce?

iPhone 7 closeup photo is upcoming Meizu Pro 6

Yesterday a set of leaked photos surfaced online and they claimed to show the upcoming iPhone 7 and its new antenna design. Today, in an odd twist of events, Li Nan, Vice President of Chinese manufacturer Meizu, made a clarification that the device featured in yesterday's close-up shot is actually the Meizu Pro 6.

LeEco Le 2 specs and price leaked

Only two days ago we got a glimpse at the upcoming LeEco Le 2 smartphone, through some leaked images showing it. Back then we found out a couple of its most important specs, and today thanks to a new leak we get a more complete list.

LeEco is the Chinese company formerly known as LeTV, which grabbed the international spotlight when it was the first to release a device powered by Qualcomm's Snapdragon 820.

Meizu Pro 6 Specs and Price Leaked

One of China's resources published photos, according to the resource. The photograph shows the characteristics of a smartphone and are supposed to be talking about Meizu Pro 6.

The image you can see above purportedly shows the Meizu will be based on the latest 8-core processor Samsung Exynos 8890. The chip configuration includes 4 core M1, manufactured using 14nm process technology FinFET, providing high energy efficiency performance, combined with low heat. For graphics processing will be responsible accelerator Mali-T880 MP12.