Chinese smartphone manufacturer Oppo sold 50 million phones in 2015, a nearly 70-percent increase over the year before, and putting in the world's top ten manufacturers according to research. What's more, it's chasing down better known companies, including LG.
Yet another story about a traveler getting hit with a massive phone bill on their return home hit the press this week, highlighting how crippling international roaming charges can be. Except, with a little research and effort, huge bills such as this are easily avoided.
We don’t have to leave the comfort of our homes to buy a new smartphone, because the best deals are online. But in Shenzhen, China, there is a huge street dedicated to buying electronics, and it’s tech-geek paradise.
Samsung will hold a press event on February 21, just before Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, where it will show off this year's new Galaxy mobile hardware. Plus, if the teaser video is anything to go by, we'll see some new VR toys as well.
Bang & Olufsen is known for its wonderful designs, but it goes way beyond that with the new BeoSound Shape. It’s part modular audio system, part unique art project, and unlike anything you've seen before.
We attended the first championship event of 2017 for mobile game Vainglory, and not only did the experience changed our impression of esports, but it gave us an insight into how smartphones are shaping the future of esports.
You may not have heard about Tsinova, a Chinese e-bike maker, but that may change in the near future because the company plans on selling its innovative traffic-beating e-bikes internationally soon.