News & Reviews:   china

Does the country of origin of an app that you're using matter? These days, the apps that you're using are made by the genius from all over the world and they're pretty harmless to use. However, there are also some apps that would steal your private information and use it for who knows what. Therefore, we still need to be cautious when come across certain suspicious apps. Recently, an app called Remove China Apps has suddenly made it to the top of India's Google Play Store, claiming that it helps users to remove apps made by China.

Xiaomi has recently posted an image hinting that the Xiaomi Mi Band 5 will be unveiled on 11 June 2020 onwards in China. Not only will it come with a new blood oxygen saturation sensor, but it will also able to act as a remote shutter control for your smartphone.

It seems that Vivo’s upcoming earbuds called the Vivo TWS Neo has been posted on their official website, and it seems to come equipped with a 14.2mm drivers and an AptX codec from Qualcomm. While not much is known in regards to the exact price of the aforementioned earbuds, gizmochina claims that it will most likely be cheaper than RMB799(~RM486).

Earlier, we have heard the news that HONOR might turn to MediaTek for the supply of chipsets as the aftermath of the US sanctions. As the parent brand, Huawei is also in a hardship that the tech giant has been cut from most of its chipset suppliers. Huawei has been using MediaTek's chipsets on some of its smartphones, and the order made to the Taiwanese chip manufacturer has even increased to 300 percent this year. However, it is said that MediaTek might not able to continue to supply chipsets to Huawei for some reason.

The day has finally come! realme's highly-anticipated event has happened today in both China and India. As promised, the company has launched eight new products including the realme X50 Pro Player Edition, realme Buds Q, realme Buds Air Neo, realme Watch, two variants of power banks (realme Power Bank 2 and realme 30W Dart), realme Smart TV, and a realme backpack. Now, let's find out what features and specs that all the products offer!

Based on a statement by abacusnews.com, it seems that China Telecom, as well as ZTE, could already be working on 6G technology right now which is expected to be commercialized somewhere around 2030. This early start into 6G is likely due to the fact that China wants to have a head start on the competition and have a stronger position in the telecommunications market.

It seems that Huawei, as well as other partners from China, are planning to bring 5G network to the tallest mountain in the world, Mount Everest. Once it has been fully implemented, users within the coverage area will be able to access the internet at the speed of around 1Gbps or more, which is extremely fast.

Earlier today, Razer has officially unveiled the Pokemon-themed true wireless earphones on weibo at the price of RMB849(~RM519). To go into more detail, the aforementioned earphones are kept in a PokeBall charging case which is able to provide several hours of listening time before you need to charge it again.

Based on a statement by engadget.com, it seems that Huawei is planning on offering their own credit card, similar to Apple's which was release on August of 2019. While it is not known whether the card will be made out of metal, we do know that it will be backed by China’s UnionPay and it supports features such as NFC for one-touch payment.

Nowadays, the demand for a higher screen resolution and a better quality display among consumers has been increasing. It is because the manufacturers of screen panels are introducing newer technologies like OLED (Organic light-emitting diode) and QLED (Quantum dot display). When it comes to screen manufacturers, Samsung will definitely come to mind as the company has been a pioneer of new screen technology. Now, it has been announced that Samsung will cease the production of LCD in the near future.