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Honor 50 series will be launched On June 16

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Honor has confirmed that the Honor 50 series, which has been rumoured since April, would be officially introduced on June 16 in Shanghai, China. On Weibo, the company teased the Honor 50 series with a video. It doesn't reveal any details about the lineup, but it does show off the dual-ring camera architecture. Honor has yet to announce all of the Honor 50's specifications, however the company has already stated that the vanilla 50 will be powered by the Snapdragon 778G SoC. The same chip could be used in the Pro model, while the Snapdragon 888 chip would be used in the Pro+ model, according to the Master Lu benchmark. The Honor 50 Pro+ also has a 6.79" QHD+ 120Hz AMOLED screen, 8GB LPDDR5 RAM, 128GB UFS 3.1 storage, and a 4,400 mAh battery with 66W wired and 50W wireless charging support, according to the benchmark database. On the front, the smartphone will have a dual camera setup (32MP+8MP), while on the back, a 50MP primary camera will be joined by 13MP ultrawide, 8MP
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The Honor Band 6 will be available in India soon

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Honor Band 6 launching soon in India : The Honor Band 6, which was first unveiled in China in November and went on sale worldwide in March, is set to make its debut in India soon. Flipkart, an Indian e-commerce giant, confirmed the news by creating a page for the smart band on its website. The Honor Band 6 features a 1.47" AMOLED color touchscreen, which is 148% larger than the display on its predecessor. It has 2.5D curved glass and can be customised with different watch faces. The Band 6 is water-resistant to 50 metres and includes a variety of health and fitness capabilities, including as heart rate monitoring, blood oxygen level measuring, and sleep tracking. It also has ten workout modes, six of which are automatically detected. A 180 mAh battery keeps the package functioning for up to 14 days, but an NFC chip is unlikely to be included. In India, the Honor Band 6 will be available in three colours: Meteorite Black, Sandstone Grey, and Coral Pink, however pricing and availabi
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BlackBerry KEY2 Review

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Specifications Display : 4.50-inch Processor : 2.2GHz octa-core Rear Camera: 12-megapixel Front Camera: 8-megapixel Resolution : 1080x1620 pixels RAM : 4GB OS : Android 8.1 Storage : 64GB Battery Capacity : 3500mAh BlackBerry KEY2 Full  Review This is BlackBerry in 2018. Sleek, slab sided, and super modern with 35 tiny exceptions. If we're being honest, the BlackBerry KEY2 probably won't be your next smart phone, but it will be mine. And I'm gonna do this review a little differently by telling you three reasons why. Now before you go thinking this is a puff piece folks, I'll encourage you to stay tuned for the whole video. This is a review, not a commercial and some of my reasons to buy will no doubt be reasons for you to stay home. Reason 3 - The keyboard . It's modeled after the one on the BlackBerry Bold 9900 and that's worth more than just a ticket on a nostalgia trip. The physical keyboard is why you buy a BlackBerry in 201
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Moto Z3 Play Review

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You know what's cooler than a smart phone that lasts all day long? A smart phone that lasts all day long and still has 80% left at bedtime. Is that enough to sell you on Motorola's Moto Mod Lifestyle? Let's find out in the review of the Moto Z3 Play. Every year since 2016, Motorola has unveiled another few Moto Z smart phones and each year the geek in me has been very grateful for the excuse to dust off my collection of Moto Mods and slap 'em on the back. This is the last model year the company promises to support these magnetic accessories and the pace of new mod releases has slowed, accordingly. Some crowd funded concepts like the Walkie Talkie never materialized. While the full qwerty keyboard is so delayed I've just given up on it. But hey, that Polaroid photo printer made it to market and even if you're not into the quirky stuff, the catalog of mod's as it is, is really excellent. The JBL Sound Boost 2 is just as loud and bassy as
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