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realme’s latest entry to the P series, the realme P4x, packs a fast display, an enormous battery, and a capable 5G chipset.

The realme P4x boasts a 6.72-inch FHD+ IPS display, with a fast 144Hz refresh rate and 1000-nit peak brightness. There’s an 8-megapixel selfie camera on top, while the rear has a Samsung Galax...

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nubia’s latest clamshell foldable phone, the nubia Flip3, has been unveiled in Japan.

The nubia Flip3 has a roomy 4-inch OLED display, giving enough room for texting, widgets, browsing, and more. It wraps around the cameras so you can take selfies with its 50-megapixel main and 12-megapixel ultra-wide shooter.

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TECNO Philippines has a new budget tablet, the MEGAPAD SE, with an unspecified processor.

The TECNO MEGAPAD SE is said to have a “Qualcomm 8-core processor”. After searching extensively, we can’t find a confirmation as to what the actual chipset model is. Hence, we suspect it’s something very underwhelming, probabl...

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OnePlus Ace 6T is now out in China. Like its predecessors, it may arrive in the global market, including the Philippines, as the OnePlus 15R.

The new OnePlus Ace 6T is powered by the all-new Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 octa-core processor, offering speeds of up to 3.84GHz and Adreno 840 GPU. You can pair it with up...

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A steep rise in the cost of RAM is causing a sharp decline in sales across the PC hardware industry, according to a new industry report.

The data indicates that the primary impact is currently being felt by motherboard manufacturers. Key companies like ASUS, Gigab...

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