News & Reviews:   refresh rate

This question may have come across your mind at least once: Is an IPS LCD screen with a 120Hz refresh rate or an AMOLED type screen with a standard 60Hz refresh rate better for your smartphone?

Some brands launch phones that are nearly identical, with the only difference being the display's specs. As you can tell, this can be very confusing. If you're not sure which works best for you and have been researching online, here are some tips that may help you decide what screen best suits you!

Although the smartphones from OnePlus do not shout 'gaming beasts', their hardware and software are definitely still enough for users to enjoy gaming sessions without any major restrictions. Now, a piece of good news has come as certain OnePlus smartphones will get exclusive early access to PUBG Mobile in 90 FPS (Frames Per Second).

Last week, rumour has come out saying that there will be another variant of the OPPO Reno4 Pro hitting the market with some upgraded tech specs and a different design. After a few days, the rumour might be turning into a fact as two models of the Reno4 series have been spotted on different certifications.

Wait, there was a Part 1? Yes, I did one and it was published 3 years ago! Many things have changed over the years in the smartphone industry and surprise, many features have become a reality and went beyond what we initially joked about. There's even a phone with 16GB of RAM now for goodness sake!

In fact, the things we listed in Part 1 (you can read about it here) are happening now and this new list probably won't make brands budge an eye. But hey, there are some stuff we need to address so here are another 5 things that smartphone brands should stop doing, part 2! Before I begin, I thought I should give a heads-up to anyone working for a particular smartphone brand reading this - we have nothing against you, we just want you to be better.  

Despite having a tough year (yea, us too), Huawei is still going to launch their devices according to schedule. The Huawei Mate 40 series is expected to be launched in October with an amazing 5nm process. Other than that, we've also heard rumour saying that the series will feature 120Hz refresh rate screens. However, here comes another source saying that it's not true.