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 GIONEE M7 POWER PRICE TAG IN NIGERIA     Gionee has unveiled its new  smartphones, the M7 and M7 Power the Gionee M7 Power possess so many things. The Gionee M7 Power has significantly different specifications, apart from its massive 5000 mAh battery. The company teased that the Gionee M7 Power has a great battery life which can be used throughout the day, the Gionee M7 sports an 18:9 aspect ratio which has become a trend for new premium-level smartphones. The Gionee M7 Power also features an 18:9 aspect ratio. The Gionee M7 has been priced at CNY 2,799 (roughly Rs. 27,500), and will be going on sale starting Tuesday in China. The Gionee M7 Power has been priced at CNY 1,999 (roughly Rs. 20,000), and will be going on sale in China starting Saturday. The Gionee M7 will be available in Black, Champagne Gold, Sapphire Blue, Star Blue, and Maple Red while the Gionee M7 Power will be available in Blue, Black and Gold colours. One of the biggest highlights of the Gionee M7 is its 6.01-

Gionee on Friday launched its S10 smartphone at an event in China. While the highlight feature of the new smartphone, the dual camera setups at front and back, was already leaked in weeks ahead of the launch, the smartphone has been launched in three variants - regular S10, S10B, and S10C. The Gionee S10 and S10C will be made available for purchase in China from June 9 while the S10B will be made available from Friday itself. First moving to the regular variant of the Gionee S10, as we mentioned before, the unique selling point of the phone is its camera department. The smartphone features a 16-megapixel sensor and an 8-megapixel sensor at the rear with 6P lens and f/1.8 aperture. At the front, it comes with a 20-megapixel sensor along with an 8-megapixel sensor. The successor to last year's Gionee S9, Gionee S10 runs Amigo 4.0 OS and sports a 5.5-inch full-HD (1080x1920 pixels) In-Cell display, and is powered by a MediaTek Helio P25 SoC coupled with 6GB of RAM. It comes with 64G

The latest top range device from the Chinese firm packs in features that can go head to head with all the big names at a more pocket-friendly price. The Mi6 is Xiaomi’s latest flagship device boasting several nifty features. The first aspect you notice is the look and feel of the smartphone. Glass panels on both sides with a stainless-steel frame give it a premium feel that’s on par with the Galaxy S8 and the glossy iPhone 7. On the front is a 5.15-inch 1080p IPS LCD display, which offers accurate colour reproduction as it has a LCD panel. Xiaomi has tweaked the screen to filter high-energy blue light that makes the display ideal for long hours of media consumption. However, the glass panel at the back makes the device a finger print magnet and slippery to hold. The smartphone is equipped with a 12MP dual back camera as is the trend with flagships today. It even offers a ‘Portrait’ mode just like the iPhone. Images taken in this mode are a hit-and-miss affair – great when you get it

It's a pair of cameras each but who wore it better? We all know the iPhone did it first, and Samsung's a little late to this party. And yes, we all know that between these two it's not really a 'hey, you've got the same shirt, let's hang out together' moment - no, it's more like 'look the other way and pretend they're not there'.Some prelude to a camera shootout, isn't it? Because that's what we have in store for you, an iPhone 8 Plus vs. Galaxy Note8 one-on-one. Apple was the first to do a wide+tele camera on the iPhone 7 Plus (each of them only moderately wide or tele, strictly speaking), with other makers opting for different ways to beef up their camera credentials. A generation later, the iPhone 8 Plus comes with essentially the same specs, but new sensors and improved processing. The Galaxy Note8, on the other hand, is the first of its kind for Samsung - a smartphone with a dual camera, that is. And which exactly path did Samsu