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  Hot on the heels of the successful global launch of the Xiaomi 13T, the highly-anticipated   Xiaomi 14 series   is ready to dazzle its home market in China. In a recent surprise leak, the full specs were laid bare, along with the launch date and official prices for Xiaomi's next-generation flagship, the Xiaomi 14. According to the leaked poster, the Xiaomi 14 is scheduled for liftoff on October 27, 2023 (Friday), with sales commencing in China on October 31, 2023 (Tuesday). Four variants will take off, starting from 12GB+256GB and going up to 16GB+1TB. The leaked poster, sourced from Chinese Xiaohongshu user 5641400486, showcases the Xiaomi 14 flaunting a prominent square camera module housing three Leica-branded sensors. This camera setup boasts a 50MP OV50H primary lens, a 50MP ultra-wide, and a 50MP telephoto unit. In terms of display, the Xiaomi 14 boasts a 6.44-inch C8 OLED 12-bit screen with an impressive 1.5K resolution. The Xiaomi 5G new model offers a silky-smooth 120Hz

  iTel, known for its undisputed budget kings, is now gearing up for another affordable feature-packed device, the   iTel A70 . The device has just signed up on the Google Play Console, offering a sneak peek into its design and key specifications. Have a look. The iTel A70, identified by model number A665L, showcases a waterdrop notch display with a noticeable bottom chin. Users will find the handset’s power and volume buttons on the right side. The device boasts a display resolution of 720 x 1,612 pixels and a screen density of 320 dpi, ensuring clear visuals. Powering the iTel A70 is a Spreadtrum T603 processor featuring four Cortex-A55 cores clocked at 1.8GHz and another four Cortex-A55 cores ticking at 1.2GHz. It also packs a PowerVR GE8322 GPU for graphics performance. Additionally, it offers a respectable 4GB of RAM and comes preloaded with Android 13 as its operating system. While the Google Play Console listing provides a simmering glimpse into the iTel new budget model, the do

  Samsung has officially introduced its first Ax5 lineup, the Samsung Galaxy A05 and Galaxy A05s, to the Philippine market, providing pricing and availability details. These devices offer users a 90Hz display, a 50MP primary camera, substantial storage options, and efficient fast-charging capabilities.  Samsung Galaxy A05 The Galaxy A05 boasts a 6.7-inch PLS LCD with HD+ resolution, powered by a Helio G85 processor, supported by 4 GB of RAM. It offers users a choice between 64 GB and 128 GB storage capacities. This smartphone features a robust 5,000mAh battery that supports 25W fast charging.  It also features an 8MP front-facing camera and a rear camera setup comprising a 50MP primary lens and a 2MP depth sensor for portrait assistance. The setup records 1080p videos @ 30fps and 60fps.  Additional features include dual-SIM support, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, a microSD card slot, face unlock, USB-C connectivity, and a 3.5mm headphone jack. The device runs on Android 13 with One UI and measures

  Infinix, Pakistan’s leading smartphone manufacturer, has now introduced NOTE 30 VIP, featuring groundbreaking 50W wireless charging technology for Rs 99,999. Designed in collaboration with Design Works, the NOTE 30 VIP Exclusive BMW Edition is set to redefine your smartphone experience leveraging racing elements together with revolutionary wireless technology. At the heart of the Infinix NOTE 30 VIP lies its crowning glory - the 50W wireless charging technology. This cutting-edge feature is set to revolutionize the way you power up your device. Say goodbye to long charging times and hello to a lightning-fast, hassle-free experience. With the NOTE 30 VIP, you can recharge your phone in a matter of minutes, ensuring that you stay connected and never miss a beat. "We have stretched the horizons of product design, seamlessly infusing racing-inspired elements that embody both speed and fervor alongside our top-tier offerings. Sporting its futuristic aesthetics and formidable hardware

  Xiaomi 14, the next class of Xiaomi flagships, is rumored to make an exciting debut by the end of this month. Ahead of the expected launch, 91mobiles has partnered with renowned tipster OnLeaks to provide an exclusive look at the design of the   Xiaomi 14 Pro   from all angles. The Xiaomi 14 Pro maintains a design lineage rooted in the Xiaomi 13 Pro but with some noticeable enhancements. The changes include switching from a curved-edge display to a flat design and shifting from a triple-camera setup to a quad-camera configuration. Reportedly, the Xiaomi 14 Pro measures 161.6 x 75.3 x 8.7mm, slightly smaller in length and width compared to its predecessor, the Xiaomi 13 Pro, which boasts a 162.9 x 74.6 x 8.4mm design. However, it is noteworthy that the Xiaomi 14 Pro is slightly thicker regarding dimensions. Screen-wise, the Xiaomi 14 Pro features a 6.6-inch flat AMOLED panel, deviating from the curved design of the Xiaomi 13 Pro's 6.73-inch display. The new Xiaomi 5G mobile's 

  Get excited, people! The Chinese tech giant is preparing to launch the Vivo V29 5G and Vivo V29e in Pakistan. We are just one day away from the highly anticipated reveal. As witnessed in their global unveiling, these smartphones come loaded with exciting features, promising an exceptional user experience. Here’s a little taste of what they offer. Vivo V29 5G The Vivo V29 5G takes center stage with its captivating 6.78-inch AMOLED display, elegantly curving at 55 degrees on both the left and right edges. The display promises vibrant visuals and seamless scrolling with 1260 x 2800 pixels resolution and a refresh rate of 120Hz. Under the hood, the V29 5G draws power from the mid-range Snapdragon 778G chipset, complemented by 8GB of RAM and a generous 4,600mAh battery. What's truly remarkable is the blazing-fast 80W fast charging support, ensuring minimal downtime.  With a spacious 256GB of built-in storage and Android 13 combined with FunTouch OS 13, this device offers immense poten

  The   Tecno Spark Go 2024 , following its recent NBTC certification in Thailand, has now made its debut on the Google Play Console certification platform, shedding light on its design and essential specifications. Serving as a successor to the Spark Go 2023, this budget-friendly smartphone is generating quite a buzz. Spark Go 2024, bearing the model number BG-6, showcases a striking center-aligned punch-hole display in its render. The certification listing discloses that the Tecno Spark Go 2024 will feature a display resolution of 720 x 1,612 pixels and a screen density of 320 dpi, promising vivid visuals. Under the hood, the Tecno Spark Go 2024 boasts a Unisoc T606 processor, housing two Cortex-A75 cores clocked at 1.6GHz alongside six Cortex-A55 cores running at the same frequency. To enhance graphics performance, it comes equipped with a Mali G57 GPU.  The Tecno Spark new model packs 3GB of RAM and runs on the latest Android 13 OS straight out of the box, ensuring a smooth ride an

  Xiaomi fans get excited! Fresh reports on the company’s plans reveal intriguing details about the upcoming   Redmi 13C   series, including 5G connectivity, model numbers, and chipset specifics. Details about peripherals have also emerged, adding to the excitement.    The Redmi 13C 5G is poised to make its mark with unique model numbers tailored for different regions. These include 23124RN87C for China, 23124RN87G for the global market, and 23124RN87I for India. It's worth noting that these model numbers were incorrectly associated with the Redmi 13C 4G, rectifying a prior mix-up. The Redmi 13C 4G, identified by model numbers 23100RN82L, 23108RN04Y, and 23106RN0DA, is scheduled for release in global markets but will not be available in China. Under the hood, the Redmi 13C 5G draws power from the formidable Dimensity 6100 Plus chipset, while the Redmi 13C 4G houses the Helio G85 chipset.  Accompanying these revelations are leaked renders of the Redmi 13C 4G, which recently surfaced

  Last month, China had a sneak peek into the   Redmi Note 13   range (the Note 13, Note 13 Pro, and the Note 13 Pro Plus). While the base model caters to the economic seekers, the Pro labels have the luxe crowd in their sights. Global enthusiasts, however, have been left waiting.   The global audience won’t have to wait much longer, given the fresh IMDA certification. Eagle-eyed tipster Mukul Sharma pinpointed a duo from the Redmi Note 13 lineup on Singapore’s IMDA roster.  The monikers “2312DRAABG” and “2312RA50G” point to the standard Redmi Note 13 and perhaps the Redmi Note 13 Pro or its Plus counterpart, respectively. While the listing kept the specifics under wraps, the global unveiling proof is undeniable.  Xiaomi remains silent, but early next year could be the big reveal for international Note 13 variants. Here’s a quick dive into the specs of the latest Xiaomi 5G models: the Redmi Note 13, Note 13 Pro, and the bleeding-edge Redmi Note 13 Pro Plus. Redmi Note 13 sports a 6.67-

  Samsung’s update train for October 2023 is chugging along, with the   Samsung Galaxy A52s   finally hopping onboard. The tech giant's flagship devices, namely the Galaxy S21, S22, and S23, had already punched their tickets to this update rollout, and now, it's the Galaxy A52s' turn. For the Galaxy A52s users, here are the deets: the security patch carries the firmware DNA, A528BXXS5EWJ1, and is making its rounds across the European regions. From France through Switzerland, from Bulgaria and beyond, the update is rolling out to all major markets. And for the heads up - this isn’t a feature-heavy revamp. It's squarely focused on tightening security, addressing a few recently discovered vulnerabilities in the previous software rendition. Here’s a pro tip for users rocking the A52s in Europe: head over to Settings, slide into Software Update, and give that “Download and Install” a tap. After the completed download, the phone will reboot and welcome you to the latest patch

  Exciting news for tech fans in Pakistan! Tecno has dialed down the retail price of its Camon 20 device (8/256GB variant) from Rs 54,000/- to a more wallet-friendly Rs 49,999/-. Let's voyage through what the   Tecno Camon 20   is parading in the face of such a splendid price drop. Talking about its design, the Camon 20 doesn’t fail to catch the attention. It boldly flexes three distinct camera cells, emerging from its svelte frame. While the optics setup sticks to basics (a 64MP primary shooter, a detailed 2MP Macro, and a trusty QVGA), the phone’s novelty design seals the deal. Dip into the display's discrete punch hole, and you will find a radiant 32MP selfie snapper. Frame that with an expansive 6.67-inch AMOLED panel delivering Full HD+ visuals, and you've got a flagship competitor on hand.  Drill down to its core, and the Camon 20 wields the steadfast 12nm Helio G85 silicon. While it may not champion energy efficiency, it's a formidable contender in the performanc

  Infinix Mobile announces a notable price slash for its latest device.   Infinix Note 30 , already a fan favorite in Pakistan, just became more irresistible with a jaw-dropping Rs 4,000 price cut. Originally tagged at Rs 54,000, it's now up for grabs at a tempting Rs 49,999.  Let’s see what the device offers at this price. Hiding beneath its polished chassis, the Note 30 features a robust MTK Helio G99 chip, renowned for its zippy performance. Toss in a lavish 8GB RAM and 256GB storage, and you have a pocket-sized computing beast on hand.  On the aesthetic front, the Infinix Note 30 doesn't shy away either. It offers a visual buffet of accents - from the Magic Black, the cosmic Interstellar Blue, to the most demanded, Sunset Gold. The last hue presents a captivating mix of orange and gold colors. The Note 30 showcases a 6.78-inch IPS LCD up front. With a smooth 120Hz refresh rate and a nimble 240Hz touch response, the Infinix Note's latest mobile promises a user experience

  Just when we thought Honor was taking a breather after putting on a show for Honor Play 8 in July, they're gearing up to stun with the “Play 8T” series. Fresh from the Chinese TENAA intel hub, the   Honor Play 8T Pro   specs have spilled, and here are all the juicy tidbits. Pitched as Honor's latest mid-tier device, the 8T Pro is flaunting a 6.7-inch IPS LCD, delivering Full HD+ visuals, speeding at a 90Hz tempo (mirroring specs to older sibling, the Honor Play 7T Pro). Dive deeper to find an octa-core engine under the hood revving at 2.4GHz.  But what's grabbing headlines? The device has an extensive roster of RAM and storage duos: from 6GB/128GB to a whopping 16GB/1TB. That is a surprising twist since the 8T Pro is being hailed as an entry-level device.  Flick the Honor budget new model around, and a dual-cam assembly awaits with a headline-stealing 108MP primary lens and a 2MP sidekick. And for those virtual chit-chats or glam shots, an 8MP front-snapper has you covere

  The company’s next mid-tier sensation, the   Vivo Y200 , is turning heads even before its grand debut. With whispers, leaks, and teasers amping the buzz, the curtain has finally lifted a bit, revealing some exciting details. Alongside, we have a fresh certification cameo that's worth looking into. Making a splash on the Google Play Console, the Vivo Y200 gets its official badge with the V2307 model number. While initial whispers gave us a sneak peek at the phone’s look, the scene's entirely in focus now.  We've got crisp, high-quality renders on hand. A dynamic duo of cameras jazz up the Y200’s rear with a stylish Ring Aura LED flash. The design twist: the backplate curving elegantly at its fringes. Spin to the front, and there's a central punch-hole nestling the selfie cam, flanked by swanky curves on its edges. Elevating the hype, Playbook revealed the latest 4G Vivo mobile's design and muscle via some leaked training documents. Amping the reveal, Vivo gave a sl

  Setting the stage for tech fans and routine consumers, the brand unveils its   Vivo Y17s   in Pakistan. The device unfurls a grand 6.56-inch IPS LCD screen, not just in dimension but with commendable specs too: a 60Hz refresh rate, an alluring 83% NTSC color palette, and 840 nits brightness, all crystallized at 269 ppi. Now, let's venture into the realm of photography. Under the screen, it flaunts an 8MP front camera, ensuring every shot captures your best angle. The rear isn't less impressive, housing a robust 50MP primary sensor with a 2MP bokeh lens. This duo promises stellar snaps, from dramatic portraits to vivid landscapes. Under its chic chassis, the Y17s draws power from MediaTek's Helio G85 engine, paired with a hearty 6GB LPDDR4x RAM. Its spacious 128GB eMMC 5.1 reservoir ensures you never run out of space. And if you ever crave more, it has a dedicated microSD slot waiting.  Powered by Android 13 and graced with Vivo's FunTouch OS 13, the user experience be

  While Apple's Pro iPhone series flaunted a fresh chip this year, the base models retained the year-old A16 silicon, sparking controversies about Apple possibly repackaging the iPhone 14 Pro's innards. Yet, a closer look shatters these theories. Shahram Mokhtari, the top teardown guru at iFixit, reveals that the Apple iPhone 15 packs the Qualcomm Snapdragon X70 modem, the same powerhouse seen in the 15 Pro models. Then what’s so exciting about this, you may ask?  It's a step up from the iPhone 14 Pro's X65 modem, promising better energy efficiency and a knack for latching onto signals from a greater distance. Now, while the rumor mill suggested Apple might have just recycled the iPhone 14 Pro's motherboard for the iPhone 15, these insights tell a different tale.  Apple has tinkered, reshaped, and thrown some enhanced components into the mix. However, the iPhone latest model doesn't differ significantly in its core architecture from its predecessor, the iPhone 1

  On Vivo's digital shelves, the freshly unveiled   Vivo Y78   and its sibling, the Vivo Y78m (t1), are stealing the spotlight. Sporting an attractive and super affordable price, both models flaunt a generous 12+256GB storage combo. The newcomers graced the Chinese market yesterday with the following specs. Regarding colors and design, Vivo's Y78 is the chameleon, offering an extended palette of Haoye Black, Jade Porcelain Blue, and Phoenix Gold. Its counterpart, the Y78m (t1), keeps things simple with Haoye Black and the deep Glaze Blue.  Beyond the colors, the Y78 Duo showcases a sleek design with a svelte 7.98mm thickness, clocking in at a comfortable 190g. This slim profile is complemented by a matte, straight-edged chassis, adding a touch of modern chic. Peeping under the hood of Vivo's new Y model, we have a 6.64-inch LCD screen that dazzles with a 2388×1080 pixel dance. Both devices have a remarkable 91.06% screen real estate, and the visuals amaze with a crisp 394PP