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TCL launched the 10 5G, 10 Pro, and 10L smartphones in the US in April this year. Up until now, the company only sold these devices in the unlocked variant. Soon, T-Mobile might start selling these newly launched TCL smartphones under the REVVL branding. The company introduced the REVVL as a white-label smartphone brand in 2017. T-Mobile may sell the TCL 10 5G and TCL 10L as REVVL 5G and REVVL 4+ respectively. Even the first two generations of the REVVL smartphones are also manufactured by TCL. T-Mobile to sell TCL 10 5G and TCL 10L as REVVL 5G and REVVL 4+ However, there is still no official confirmation from T-Mobile about these two upcoming smartphones. The product name on the TCL 10L listing on the Bluetooth SIG website was recently updated to REVVL 4+. Both the TCL 10L and REVVL 4+ come with model number 5062Z/5062W. On the other hand, the T-Mobile REVVL 5G with the code-name "seattle_5G" can be found on the list of Google Play certified smartphones. Interestingly, the B...

There are nine phones in the Moto G8 line - that's a huge step up over the four of the Moto G7 contingent or the three of the Moto G6, and as a result it can be easy to confuse the phones or struggle to work out which handset is the best for you. Well, there are nine named Moto G8 phones, but we'd argue the number is actually slightly lower. That's because while different assortments of the handsets have been released in different countries, some of them are just the same phone re-named. However, that's not always the case... it's all a bit confusing really. We've called these phones the Moto G8 devices, but bear in mind in the US Motorola is releasing them under the name 'Moto G'. This is part of the reason of the confusion, because if you're not well versed in phone names it can be hard to know if this is the most recent line, but thankfully elsewhere the company has stuck to 'G8'. To help you get your head around them, we've come up ...

Chinese smartphones are now in huge controversies due to security and privacy issues. Huawei, for example, has been in a long-term battle with the federal government. So, if you're purchasing a new smartphone, here are the top six best non-Chinese smartphones, which are now available in the market!  Sony Xperia 1 II (Japan) Sony is not just for home appliances, and it also serves a breakthrough in smartphones. Sony Xperia 1 II is the newest smartphone of the Japanese brand that was released in May. This 6.5-inch phone is powered by Snapdragon 865, has 256 GB and 8 GB ROM, 4,000 mAh battery power, and has amazing 48 MP total cameras.  Samsung Galaxy S20 (South Korea) South Korea's Samsung has been one of the most famous smartphone brands in the world. This year, the company released its newest set of smartphones called the Galaxy S20 series. For a fair price, you can get a smartphone with a DYNAMIC Amoled display, Octa-core powered, 5,000 mAh battery capa...

By IANS Amid border tensions with China and a growing chorus for boycotting Chinese goods, top Indian executives of some of the most popular phone brands like Xiaomi and Realme have found themselves in hot water every time they tweet to promote their upcoming or existing products. Sensing the consumers' mood, social media teams at some Chinese smartphone brands have decided to adopt a more cautionary approach on promoting their products for the time being, internal sources told IANS. A tweet on Friday by Xiaomi India Managing Director Manu Kumar Jain that announced the next sale date for its newly-launched Mi Notebooks was trolled. How CrossFit Can Survive with Stu Brauer from WTF Gym Talk

Broadcom warned it will be weighed down by weak demand for wireless semiconductors as the uncertainty caused by the coronavirus takes its toll on smartphone sales, forcing one of its large customers to delay the launch of its latest phone. But the company said that the weakness will be balanced out by a boom in its core networking chip business.  "Looking ahead, our third quarter guidance in semiconductors reflects a surge in demand from cloud, telecom, and enterprise customers, offset by supply chain constraints and an expected substantial reset in wireless," said Hock Tan, Broadcom's CEO, in a statement. "We clearly see significant puts and takes," he added on a conference call with analysts. Facts and Figures Broadcom, one of the world's largest chip designers, said its overall sales in the second quarter came out to $5.74 billion, jumping from $5.52 billion over the last year. Broadcom's semiconductor sales, which accounted for about 70% of its busin...

Two months after launch, things are not going well for Quibi, the well-capitalized, much-hyped new streaming television app named for "quick bite" videos of 10 minutes or less. For starters, the app's entire premise was short, digestible videos that people would watch on the go, and so Quibi launched on April 6 only on mobile phones—amid a global pandemic that kept people in their homes, watching content on their televisions, not their phones. Quibi did not launch with an option to cast Quibi to your TV. As such, downloads have severely disappointed. Daily downloads of the free app have fallen precipitously since launch day, according to research firm Sensor Tower, and Quibi's current pace is for fewer than 2 million paying subscribers in its first year, compared to Quibi's own original target of 7.4 million, according to the Wall Street Journal. This month, Quibi asked its top executives to take 10% pay cuts. Quibi has also reduced its marketing amid the nationwi...

DUBLIN, June 16, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- The "Europe IPTV Market By Device Type (Smartphones & Tablets, Smart TVs and PCs), By Transmission Method (Wired and Wireless), By Offering (Bundled and Standalone), By End User (Residential and Enterprises), By Region, Competition, Forecast & Opportunities, 2025" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering. The European IPTV Market is anticipated to grow at a substantial CAGR during the forecast period. The key factors for the growth of the European IPTV Market are increasing demand for application-based services, the growing demand for over-the-top (OTT) services and favourable government initiatives. Moreover, rapid advancements in broadcast technologies are further anticipated to give a healthy push to the growth of the IPTV market in the region over the coming years. Furthermore, increasing investments in network infrastructure because of rising number of IPTV subscribers are likely to drive th...