News & Reviews:   gaming smartphone

Previously, we listed our picks for the Old But Still Gold: 5 older flagships that are still amazing for gaming Part I. But one list isn't enough, so these are our Old but Still Gold: 3 older flagships that are still amazing for gaming Part II choices for your gaming needs.

Sony is preparing to reveal new products at another Xperia event on 12 September. It was not long ago when the brand launched the Xperia 5 IV, and it's moving forward fast. However, this Xperia event is not the usual one, as it seems like the brand is launching some gaming-centric products.

As some of us might think that a regular smartphone can work as good as a gaming smartphone, we might still prefer devices that have subtle looks as our daily drivers rather than the ones having bold designs. To persuade us to get a gaming-oriented machine, OPPO might enter the gaming smartphone segment soon with a device that looks chill enough but also has its unique gaming twists. 

We all know that ASUS has only one gaming smartphone series and it's the ROG Phone. However, the latest source has arrived by pointing out that the company could be in preparation for another gaming series with Qualcomm Snapdragon branding. The device was spotted on the TENNA listing with a few images and tech specs.

Among the trademark applications filed by Samsung for future smartphones, an interesting one titled “Activate Fan Mode" has been spotted by LetsGoDigital. It is suggested that the feature could land on the upcoming Galaxy S22 series for cooling purposes as the title is rather self-explanatory. 

There are plenty of rumours before the Redmi's first gaming smartphone launches. Here, we found another leak about the device that might sport a 65W fast charging.

Redmi was rumoured to launch a gaming smartphone at the end of March but it never happened. On the first day of April, the company brought some good news by hinting that the device could be presented at a launch conference that is scheduled to happen sometime later this month.

Earlier in January, it was rumoured that Xiaomi would be launching a Redmi gaming smartphone this year that comes with the MediaTek Dimensity 1200 chipset. Today, the President of Xiaomi Group China and CEO of Redmi Lu Weibing teases that the device will be arriving this month.

Many people will try to reduce their spending in 2021. This is why more affordable smartphones could be more popular choices this year. In fact, Xiaomi is expected to launch more flagship-class devices that are relatively affordable.

Yesterday, MediaTek had launched its first 6nm chipsets that are the Dimenisty 1200 and Dimensity 1100. At the same time, realme announced that it is launching a flagship with the Dimensity 1200. Today, it is confirmed that Redmi will also become one of the first smartphone manufacturers to launch a device with the latest flagship chipset as well.