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Oppo R829T receives network license, all Gorilla Glass but lower specs then first believed
The Oppo R829T caused a stir yesterday when it was first misidentified as the Oppo Fine 7, then later as a budget Snapdragon 600 phone, but new specs reveal something much less exciting.
Oppo R829, a 4.5-inch phone with Snapdragon 600 for under $320!
Well it’s not the Oppo Find 7, but it could be classed as a true Oppo Find 5 Mini! The image above which was released by Oppo earler today has been confimed as the Oppo R829!
Oppo R827T gets network license, aka Oppo Find 5 Mini!
China’s Telecommunication Equipment Certification Center has leaked yet another interesting phone, this time the long rumoured Oppo Find 5 Mini, or Oppo R827T as it’s officially known!
Vivo takes more inspiration from Oppo, plans to launch own headphones at Xplay 3S launch
Vivo seems to be taking it’s inspiration from Oppo once again with news that they are planning to launch their own premium headphones at the launch of the Vivo Xplay 3S.
OPPO VP resigns, possibly to team up with CyanogenMod Inc and create new brand. What’s cooking?
That the OPPO staff and CyanogenMod team share a good rapport is no secret. However, with the resignation of OPPO’s vice president, things have taken a new, interesting turn!
Oppo in talks with CyanogenMod to launch new phone brand?
If a Chinese phone maker wants to make it internationally then following the Oppo strategy would be what I would suggest, and Oppo’s next plans could involve launching a whole new sub-brand.
DOOV planning to launch DOOV S3 with rotating camera, rival to the Oppo N1
Since Oppo’s N1 launch Chinese phone makers have been looking carefully at the prospect of launching their own rotating camera phone, and DOOV may be the first with the release of the DOOV S3.
Low-cost OPPO R833T with TD-SCDMA now listed, WCDMA variant soon?
Fast rising Chinese manufacturer OPPO have listed their latest quad-core smartphone, the OPPO R833T with a price tag of 1,398 Yuan ($213) in China. However, there’s no WCDMA support on the device, which means 3G operation will be limited to users on the China Mobile network.