Motorola unveils first Android smartphone One Power in India at Rs 15,999

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The motorized camera module hides a 16MP + 20MP dual rear camera and a 25MP front camera. The motorized camera module hides a 16MP + 20MP dual rear camera and a 25MP front camera. It also has a under screen fingerprint scanner, 12MP + 5MP dual rear camera with OIS, dual SIM slot, USB Type-C port and Android 8.1. Expected Price: Rs 50,000 onwards NEX is the other unique phone expected to arrive in India this month. It also has a under screen fingerprint scanner, 12MP + 5MP dual rear camera with OIS, dual SIM slot, USB Type-C port and Android 8.1.

The first smartphone with 10GB of RAM looks like it's on the way

Enter a new variant of the Oppo Find X, which will reportedly arrive toting a staggering 10GB of RAM on board. The current version of the all-screen 6.42-inch AMOLED smartphone offers a healthy 8GB of RAM, also with 256GB of built-in storage. Whether it'll be the first phone to arrive with 10GB of RAM remains to be seen. The unreleased Vivo Xplay 7 was subject to rumours of this ilk, while the ASUS ROG gaming phone was also thought to be packing 10GB of RAM. Whether 10GB of RAM is surplus to requirements beyond a benchmarking peeing contest remains to be seen.

Ericsson makes first 5G call to smartphone

As it stated in Ericsson has announced the first 3GPP-compliant 5G New Radio (5G NR) millimetre-wave (mmWave) over-the-air call using a smartphone form-factor mobile device in partnership with Qualcomm. The Ericsson Spectrum Sharing software will support 4G and 5G simultaneously through the same band when using any Ericsson Radio System since 2015 via a remote software installation, the company said. All three 5G solutions will launch commercially in the second half of 2019, and follow Ericsson unveiling a complete commercial 5G software set across radio and core networks in February. Ericsson had raised $370 million in December to support its 5G, mobile, and Internet of Things (IoT) R&D activities. In the past week, Ericsson also announced a 5G partnership with Juniper Networks, an IoT partnership with Sprint, the acquisition of US service assurance technology company Cenx, and the completion of a 5G call with Swisscom in Switzerland.