ZTE is officially joining the increasingly crowded gaming smartphone field with the super-stylish Red Magic powered by a slowly aging Snapdragon 835 processor.
Should the Republic of Gamers start rallying around a gaming smartphone after Xiaomi and Razer had their turns? Jerry Shen says yes. He doesn't say when.
Xiaomi's gaming-focused Black Shark smartphone is significantly cheaper than the Razer Phone, packing a Snapdragon 845 processor but settling for a Full HD+ screen.
On this show, we dive into the mobile gaming scene where a new Black Shark has emerged from Xiaomi's pool and how the wireless trade has poured money into twisting negative research on cancer links to radiation.
All we know for sure so far is that this phone will have a Snapdragon 845 processor from Qualcomm. That coming from the quasi-startup within a startup.
In addition to the "full screen" Mi MIX 2S, Xiaomi is reportedly working on a more mainstream Mi 7, a Mi 7 Plus with an in-display fingerprint sensor, and a Black Shark gaming smartphone.
Azure and Office subscriptions lead the charge. Even the Xbox One X is outperforming Surface devices. And by this point, phones are far out of the picture.
Don't have speakers, but have a few V10s instead? Connect them up and blast tunes, Honor says. We're sorta more interested in this gaming network optimization feature...
The company has since gone on to more renowned and successful games like Super Mario Run and Fire Emblem Heroes, so it may have been time to retire the social platform.
Traffic was just too much to handle for Nintendo's servers since a few days ago. While they're being bolstered, Animal Crossing fans needed an apology.
One renowned reviewer specifically pushed the point that the camera experience on the gamer's dream phone is a "dealbreaker" for $699. Razer's CEO promises better.
A Vive Tracker alone costs $99.99, so for $50 more, you're getting accessories on an accessory and games, too. There's also a body strap involved here.