Huawei’s Mate 20 X is a gaming and media tablet masquerading as a massive smartphone, and it does a pretty good job of it.
Better late than never, as the old saying goes. The Mate 20 X was among the most interesting Mate 20 phones, but it never really saw the light of day outside of a few Southeast Asian countries. Not until recently, that is.
The Mate 20 X has now launched in a few European markets and while the chances are that the P30 is already around the corner, the Mat
Don’t start looking for any connection between the new Huawei Ascend Mate 7’s name and previous Huawei hardware, because there really isn’t one. Yes we’ve seen Mate series phones before, but the last one was the Mate 2. Think the number 7 relates to the screen size? Think again — it measures 6 inches. Go figure.
But wait, what’s that? You read right: The Ascend Mate 7 has an enormous 6-inch display.
It makes the phone a bit of a monster, but it’s nowhere near the size it could have been
I had my tablet for a few weeks now and I admit
I'm addicted to it lol. IF you don't have a tablet, or an iPad get
one. It will change your life. If there is one thing
At seven inches, the Huawei S7 is the biggest display we've seen on a phablet yet.
It's bigger than tablets and Mobile Internet Devices (MIDs) from Archos
and it turns out it doubles as a traditional cell phone.
Check out the video below, courtesy of Engadget.
There's a 1GHz Snapdragon chip on board and it's running Android
I had my tablet for a few weeks now and I admit I'm addicted to it lol. IF you don't have a tablet, or an iPad get one. It will change your life. If there is one thing Android has certainly become very good at, it's blurring the line between tablet and smart phone. Where exactly does one decide to stop calling something a phone? Is it five inches? How about 5.5-inches? What if the device was 7-inches and still had the ability to make and receive calls? I would like to go ahead and take the ini
