Other than HUAWEI, Chinese companies like Xiaomi, vivo, OPPO have done a pretty good job maintaining their businesses. As we know, HUAWEI has had its rough moment this year and we can't deny that there were some damages done. Therefore, it has given a chance for the others to see that as an opportunity to become the top in the country. Having that said, it is reported that the other Chinese companies mentioned are building up momentum in their orders for the coming quarter.

According to a report from Reuters, India is hindering a bunch of imported goods that are built in China from a few tech companies. With that said, products including Apple's iPhone 12 series and wearables from Xiaomi and OPPO are blocked by the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) from entering the country since August.

OPPO is set to unveil several new technologies at its INNO Day event later today. Besides the new AR glasses that we've previously mentioned, it has been confirmed that one of the big highlights would be a new device that features a rollable display.

This coming week on 17 November 2020, OPPO will hold its next Inno Day in China to showcase a variety of new technologies. The Find X3 series and 125W SuperVOOC charger will likely be showcased at this event, but another interesting product would be an augmented reality (AR) glasses.

Are you buying anything tomorrow? If so, you're just in time because Lazada Malaysia will be hosting the annual Biggest One-Day Sale as per tradition but with a twist. The twist is that most of the crazy flash sale offerings will be subsidized by the company, brands include Apple, Samsung, Huawei and many more. 

It seems that a bunch of patent regarding an OPPO foldable smartphone may have been spotted, hinting that the company is currently working on a phone that’s capable of folding into different configurations. While there is no official information in regards to the exact release date of the aforementioned smartphone, the leaked patents give us an idea on how the device could potentially look like.

A report by BusinessKorea states that Samsung will be supplying chipsets to smartphone manufacturing companies such as Xiaomi, vivo, as well as OPPO. With that all being said, we can expect the chipsets to be available on lower-end smartphones while Qualcomm’s chipsets will be used for mid-range and higher-end smartphones.

Based on a statement by Digital Chat Station on weibo, it seems that OPPO could be the first to come equipped with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 870 chipset. While not much is known in regards to the release date, our source did mention that the aforementioned chipset will likely come with similar performance minus a few features as the flagship chipset.

In partnership with Tourism Malaysia, the Be RENOgrapher Photography Contest is back to give Malaysians a platform to showcase their skills in mobile photography. The contest will run from 18 November to 20 December. In that time, you will be able to submit photos entries to win amazing prizes worth up to RM129000. With the intro out of the way, let’s take a look at what this event is all about!

With our focus on mobile devices, it only makes sense that we'd be interested in how brands are performing. For the smartphone market, a recent report has plenty of info for us to chew over. It included a lot of statistics on the smartphone market, including what were the devices with the highest sales and which brands dominated in the second quarter of 2020.