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6GB RAM
Latest Snapdragon 835 processor
24 Megapixel camera with Optical Image Stabilization
Dual front speakers
12 Megapixel front camera
128 GB storage with Micro SD support
Snapdragon 821 processor
Fingerprint Sensor
4G LTE
64GB storage option with Micro SD support
The common thing between the two phones will be that both the phones will feature the latest Android update – 7.0 Noughat. Apparently, both the variants of the phone will have Carl Zeiss Optics feature. Rumor suggests that the Super AMOLED display (2560 x 1440 pixels) will readily have a screen size of 5.7 inches on it.
HUAWIE SMARTWATCH REVIEW
HUAWIE WATCH
WHAT IS THE HUAWIE WATCH ?
Despite Huawei launching a plethora of good-looking, high-spec'd and generally well received smartphones over the last couple of years, the Chinese company is struggling somewhat to establish itself as a desirable brand outside of its homeland.
Its first few cracks at the wearable market – most notably its duo of TalkBand trackers – were pretty naff, so we raised an eyebrow when it unveiled what looked like being a real jewel in the Android Wear earlier this year.
Huawei Watch: Design and build
The Huawei Watch packs scratch-resistant sapphire crystal glass, like theApple Watch, and a cold-forged, stainless steel unibody design. It comes in gold, silver or black and there are both fine-grain leather and cold-forged 316L stainless steel strap options.
This is no rubber and plastic hatchet job - the Huawei Watch is stylish and well-made. With a diameter of 42mm and a thickness of 11.3mm, it's a touch more compact than the new 42mm Moto 360. The bezels are also just 0.6mm thick, so you get more display real-estate too – 1.4 inches compared to 1.37 on the littler Moto.
The rose-gold plated model – that we've also spent some time with – features a bezel with an extra textured finish, making it an altogether prettier wearable than the two plainer, minimalist watches. It glints in the light and feels more like a piece of - admittedly fairly weighty jewellery.
Essential reading: Top smartwatches for 2015
Clearly Huawei is aiming to be the first genuine premium smartwatch from the Google stable but, while the hardened glass and the mix of leather and stainless steel are a million miles from the original Wear models from 2014 – we don't expect Tag Heuer to be shaking in its boots.
High-end it may well be – luxury is certainly is not. Yes, it may be a touch fancier than the likes of the LG Watch Urbane and the ZenWatch 2, but it's not all that different, and certainly not as superior as its price-tag suggests.
HUAWIE WATCH DISPLAY
The Huawei Watch walks the round LG display path, rather than limping along Moto 's 'flat-tyre' avenue – in reference to the black dead area at the bottom of the 360's screen. The AMOLED display is a 1.4-inch 400 x 400 one with a ppi count of 286. That's the highest on any Android Wear device to date – although the soon-to-launch LG Watch Urbane Second Edition will trump it with a 480 x 480 panel at 348ppi.
Huawei's effort is made all the more impressive thanks to a 10,000:1 contrast ratio. Colours are vibrant, text appears crisp and it even holds up pretty well under bright-lights.
Side by side with the smaller Moto 360 2 – its closest rival in terms of aesthetics – it's evidently a better display. Not just because it offers genuine 360-degree visuals, but because everything just looks sharper. There's no ambient light sensor, however – so you'd always have to have the display to a preset brightness setting that doesn't account for your situation.
The display is always-on and there are almost 50 pre-loaded watch faces, not counting the hundreds officially on offer from Google Play. The supplied faces range from a little boring to quite vibrant, and certainly support the overall build quality.
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- Spectacular 3D Reality Vision -- All you need is positioning you phone, adjusting the angles of viewing, then you will see immersive 3D virtual reality through the lens as watching a 320" screen.
- Eyes Protecting & Comfortable -- 8 Layers nano coating lenses to reduce 90% of phone screen radiation and harmful blue light reflection; Soft leather padding keeps your skin comfortable even after hours watching.
- Adjustable Pupil & Focal Distance -- Turn the upper knob to adjust the pupil distance from 55mm to 75mm; Twist the side knobs to adjust the focal distance while you wearing.
- Works with up to 6" Cellphone -- Compatible with phone sized 3.5"-6", such as iPhone 6s 6s Plus 5s, Samsung Galaxy S5 S6 S6 Edge S7 Note 4 5 Edge, LG G3x Sony Xperia Z3, etc. Some cellphone with small screen like iPhone 4 may not have perfect experience.
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HTC 10 Review
HTC 10 REVIEW
WHAT IS THE HTC 10?
2016 has been a fine year for smartphones. The Samsung Galaxy S7, LG G5 andHuawei P9 have all been excellent devices and now it’s the turn of HTC. After a poor 2015 – both the One A9 and Desire 530 disappointed – I can safely say the Taiwanese company is back.
The HTC 10 is a fantastic device. Probably the best HTC has ever crafted. It combines a lovely build with a strong set of software features to create one of the best Android experiences out there.
All that I can say is that the iPhone 7 better be something very special to match the Android big-boys this year.
HTC 10 – DESIGN
While the HTC 10 takes the brand’s flagship smartphone in a new design direction, it’s still very familiar. The front is stripped from the One A9, and the back is a tweaked and tuned version of the rear casing from the One M9.
It’s far from original and looking at it face-on you’d be forgiven for confusing it with an iPhone or Samsung Galaxy S7, but for me it’s the perfect mix of style and substance.
KEY FEATURES
- 5.2-inch quad-HD display
- Snapdragon 820
- 4GB RAM
- 32/64GB internal storage
- USB-C
- 3,000 mAh battery
- Android 6.0.1 & Sense 7.0
- 12 UltraPixel camera w/OIS
- 5 UltraPixel selfie camera w/OIS
- Manufacturer: HTC
- Review Price: £569.99
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