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Entry-level OPPO R831T with IR Blaster to go on sale Dec. 20 in China
OPPO seem to be having a busy December. After launching a Pepsi version of the flagship N1 and the Mediatek powered R827T, the rising Chinese manufacturer is on the verge of offering the IR blaster-equipped R831T.
This week I helped my brother buy his first Android phone, this is what he bought!
My brother is a long time iPhone users, and although he still likes Apple products he had started to see he light and realised that (for phones) Android is the way to go. This weekend I helped my brother buy a new Android phone, this is what he bought!
Oppo Find 7 Rumours Begin, 2K, 4G and Snapdragon 805!
Quick! If you could name all the parts you would like to see in your dream phone what would they be? Ok now keep reading to see if your wish list matches the rumoured specifications of the Oppo Find 7.
Oppo R829T could be the Oppo R1, more leaked images
Oppo’s entry-level Mediatek phones are looking rather nice! The latest leaks show the all glass design with an all new Oppo R1 name.
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!
This teenager will tell you why you should buy the Mi3 and why Xiaomi should go global!
Xiaomi fan makes a video explaining why you should by a Xiaomi Mi3 and why Xiaomi should go global!
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!
Meizu to launch Mediatek powered phone by next year?
Meizu are rumoured to have a low-cost Mediatek powered phone in the works to rival similar handsets from rivals Oppo and Vivo!
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.