It's unclear if this represents the phone's actual launch or if it's a premature listing - the latter seems a tiny bit more probable since there are some typos as well as some missing info. Anyway, the phone is priced at PHP 4,499 (approximately $77) with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of storage, and PHP 5,830 (about $100) if you want 128GB of storage (the RAM stays the same).
Keeping in mind that pricing doesn't directly translate from one currency to another, as taxes are wildly different across the world, note that the M8 with 8GB of RAM and 256GB of storage will apparently go for RUB 26,817 in Russia. That currently translates into approximately $340, €289, INR 30,500. On the other hand, the version with 512GB of storage is priced at RUB 31,167 ($396, €336, INR 35,500).
According to this source, the Poco M8 Pro will be identical to the upcoming Redmi Note 15 Pro+ in every way bar one. The key difference will be in the camera department, where, the tipster says, "Poco swaps the 200MP 4x optical zoom periscope telephoto camera for a 50MP main camera on the rear". That doesn't make a lot of sense - how can you replace a telephoto camera with a main camera?
The X200T is said to be similar in size to the X200 FE, which has a 6.31-inch touchscreen. The X200T will match that with "the performance DNA" of the X200 - which we assume could mean it will use the same Dimensity 9400 chipset. The X200T will "likely" come with three rear cameras with Zeiss branding, 90W wired charging support, and a large battery that could be similar in size to the X200 FE's 6,500 mAh cell.
Doogee launched the Doogee Fire 5 Ultra last month with dual camping lights on its rear, and we've learned from a reliable source that the brand is set to launch another rugged smartphone with dual camping lights, called the Doogee Fire 7 Pro. The dual camping lights on the Doogee Fire 7 Pro, like those on the Fire 5 Ultra, have a brightness of 1,200 lm.
Tesla has officially started deliveries of the affordable Model Y 'Standard' less than three weeks after the company launched it on October 8. Following the loss of the $7,500 electric vehicle tax credit, Tesla launched the Model 3 and Model Y 'Standard' trims, both coming in at sub-$40,000 starting prices, but being stripped of many of the features that come in the 'Premium' configuration levels.
I've got bad news if you've been impatiently awaiting the release of the Trump Mobile T1: it looks like the gold-tinted, bargain basement smartphone with "American values" is running late. It was initially meant to launch in September, but with only a few hours of the month left, that's looking increasingly unlikely. The T1 was announced in June, along with the launch of Trump Mobile's $47.45 monthly service plan.
Yesterday, we exclusively reported that the Infinix GT 30, which was unveiled last month and is available in India, will make its global debut on September 11. We also revealed that the GT 30's global model would get an additional color option, called Shadow Ash. Today, we've got some exclusive images of the Infinix GT 30's Shadow Ash color version for you. The set includes both official renders and live photos.
Today there's finally official pricing for the US as well. Over there, the tablet will set you back $349 with 6GB of RAM and 128GB of storage, Wi-Fi-only. Unfortunately, Samsung hasn't announced pricing for other variants yet. There's an 8/256GB combo as well, and both RAM/storage versions also get optional 5G connectivity, which should be more expensive still.
Oppo's upcoming Reno14 and Reno14 Pro feature impressive specs, including high-resolution cameras, powerful processors, and substantial battery life, making them compelling mid-range options.
