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Spreadtrum processors primer: What you need to know Qualcomm, MediaTek, Samsung and Huawei might rule the mobile processor roost, but that doesn’t mean they’re the only players in town. In the past few years, we’ve also seen another player emerge in the form of China’s Spreadtrum, mainly gaining ground in the entry-level sector. Spreadtrum, founded in 2001, has made waves recently thanks to a high-profile partnership with Intel to produce new chips. But you may have used a Spreadtrum-powered device before, with Samsung being its most high-profile customer. In fact, we see Spreadtrum chipsets in Samsung’s Z series of Tizen phones (as seen above), the Galaxy Tab 3 Lite, Galaxy Tab E, and the Galaxy Pocket 2, to name several models. So it’s fair to say that the company isn’t a fly-by-night player in the market. What should you expect from Spreadtrum processors though? We put together a beginner’s guide to their SoCs. The low-end Spreadtrum chips Spreadtrum’s first foray into low-end chips, starting in 2012, yielded chips that were lacking features, even back then. Some chips in their initial lineup lacked 3G capabilities, but we did see single-core A7 or dual-core A5 CPUs and single or dual-core Mali 400 GPUs. These SoCs went toe to toe with the likes of Qualcomm’s S4 Play chip, seeing adoption by the likes of Samsung (Galaxy Pocket 2). Once the company got moving into the 3G era proper, we saw the firm delivering a bunch of quad-core A7 designs in the low-end category (with the exception of the dual-core SC7727S). Don’t expect A53 cores here at all, let alone the new A55 cores. Editor's Pick A closer look at ARM’s new Cortex-A75 and Cortex-A55 CPUs ARM recently unveiled its next-generation CPU cores, the Cortex-A75 and Cortex-A55, which are the first processors to support the company’s also new DynamIQ multi-core technology. The A75 is the successor to ARM’s high performance A73 … Quad-core A7 trappings aside, we still see the now obsolete Mali 400 GPU being used in these chips. The Mali configurations range from single-core (SC7727S) to dual-core (SC7730A, SC7730S, SC7731G, SC8831G) and quad-core (SC7735S, SC8735S, SC8835S). A rather interesting observation in this tier is that the number of GPU cores seems to correlate with the camera and video support. The single-core SC7727S tops out at 720p for video support and 8MP for camera size. Meanwhile, the SoCs with dual-core graphics offer up 1080p video/8MP camera support, while the SoCs with quad-core GPUs offer 1080p video and cameras up to 13MPs. SC7727S SC9830 Snapdragon 212 (MSM8909AA) Mediatek MT6582 CPU 2x Cortex-A7 @ 1.2Ghz 4x Cortex-A7 @ 1.5Ghz 4x Cortex-A7 @ 1.3Ghz 4x Cortex-A7 @ 1.3Ghz GPU Mali 400 MP1 Mali 400 MP2 Adreno 304 Mali 400 MP2 Cameras 8MP single 13MP single Up to 16MP 13MP single Process 28nm 28nm 28nm 28nm There are three other peculiar chips in this category that we haven’t mentioned, with the first being the dual-core A7 SC9820. Featuring a single-core Mali 400 GPU, support for 5MP cameras and 720p video viewing, the SC9820 actually supports LTE. The other two peculiar chips in this bracket are the SC9830A and SC9850, being quad-core A7 designs with LTE capabilities, 1080p video decoding and support for up to 13MP cameras. The former offers a dual-core Mali 400 GPU while the latter delivers newer but single-core Mali T820 graphics. Notable phones: We’ve seen a couple of major brands opt for these SoCs, with high-profile devices like the Samsung Z1 (SC7727S) and the Samsung Galaxy J3 2016 (SC9830). Believe it or not, but the firm’s low-end SC9820 (dual-core A7) actually powers the Nokia 3310 4G. TL;DR: These chips are basically the equivalent of Qualcomm’s 32-bit Snapdragon 200 and 400 series in many ways. So that means quad-core A7 CPUs (for the most part), camera support topping out at 13MPs and possibly packing LTE. Don’t bet on the latter though. The Mali-400 GPUs are very old right now, with the quad-core variant being the only one to compare favourably to the Adreno 305 in the Snapdragon 400. But the GPU is competitive with the low-end Snapdragon 200. In any event, Qualcomm and Mediatek have long moved from quad-core A7 designs to 64-bit A53 designs in this price category — at least for the most part. Mid-range This is going to be an extremely brief category because Spreadtrum’s only chip that qualifies as a traditional mid-range processor is the SC9860GV. And it hasn’t been used in any phones. So what qualifies as mid-range these days then? Well, for the past two or three years, that’s meant a phone with an octacore A53 chipset for starters (see MediaTek’s MT675x range, the Helio P-series and Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 43x, 61x, 62x and 63x series). Spreadtrum’s SoC fits the bill here. Spreadtrum hasn't had much success in the mid-range tier, seeing adoption at the low-end instead We also see LTE connectivity and a GPU that, while significantly slower than today’s flagships, gives two or three year old flagships a run for their money. Yep, the SC9860GV packs a Mali T880 MP4 (the same chip and core count as the Huawei P9 and Mate 8). In fact, the T880 was also used by the Galaxy S7 range, in MP12 flavour. The chipset, which was first unveiled at MWC 2016, also sports dual-camera support, a 16nm FinFET manufacturing process, HEVC encode/decode and 4K recording/playback. So why haven’t we seen any phones adopting this? SC9860GV Snapdragon 625 Mediatek Helio P20 CPU 4x Cortex-A53 @ 2Ghz 4x Cortex-A53 @ 1.25Ghz 8x Cortex-A53 @ 2Ghz 8x Cortex-A53 @ 2.3Ghz GPU Mali T880 MP4 Adreno 506 Mali T880 MP2 Camera 13MP+13MP dual or 26MP single 13MP+13MP dual or 24MP single 24MP Process 16nm 14nm 16nm TL;DR: Spreadtrum’s only traditional 64-bit mid-range chip ticks all the boxes for a great budget processor on paper, but it seems like the company was late to the party. It doesn’t hurt that the Snapdragon 625 ticked all these boxes and added a smaller 14nm process for better power efficiency. MediaTek’s Helio P series has also been a firm fixture in scores of mid-range Chinese smartphones for almost two years now, affecting Spreadtrum’s momentum in this price bracket. Look at the GPU and you’ve got a match for Huawei’s Kirin 950, while confidently trading blows with the Snapdragon 625’s Adreno 506 GPU. A pity we didn’t get to see it in a production device. Spreadtrum’s top-end chips Much like Spreadtrum’s mid-range category, it’s slim pickings at its top-end bracket, but what interesting pickings nonetheless. Because both of the chips are essentially octacore versions of Intel’s Atom SoCs, using eight Airmont cores. It doesn’t hurt that both of the chips (SC9853i and SC9861G-IA) are built on Intel’s 14nm manufacturing process too. Fortunately, these chips are in at least two smartphones already, as Leagoo’s T5C and the LS9718 from little-known brand Senwa feature the SC9853i. Announced in August 2017 and launched a few months later, the SC9853i packs those eight aforementioned Airmont cores, but also includes a dual-core version of the ageing Mali T820 graphics chip. Sigh, you can’t win them all, can you? Otherwise, the chip also supports up to 16MP+8MP dual cameras, but we’re not sure about display resolution. It’s also noteworthy that 4K recording isn’t guaranteed with this chip, offering 1080p instead. Editor's Pick 5G battle heats up as Intel lays out plans The development of 5G is presenting business opportunities not only for those building next-generation network technologies, such as Huawei and ZTE, but also for those designing components for future consumer and business products. Processor and … The SC9861G-IA (announced in March) seems a little better on the spec sheet, packing the octacore Airmont cores but also delivering a 2014-era PowerVR GT7200 GPU, 2560×1600 display resolution, 18:9 screen ratios, 4K/30fps HEVC encoding/decoding and 13MP dual-camera/26MP single camera support. SC9853I SC9861G-IA Snapdragon 625 Snapdragon 845 CPU 8x Intel Airmont cores @ 1.8Ghz 8x Intel Airmont cores @ 2Ghz 8x Cortex-A53 @ 2Ghz 8x Kryo 385 @ 2.8Ghz GPU Mali T820 MP2 PowerVR GT7200 Adreno 506 Adreno 630 Camera 16MP+8MP dual 13MP+13MP dual or 26MP single 13MP+13MP dual or 24MP single 16MP+16MP dual or 32MP single Process 14nm 14nm 14nm 10nm The one question though is whether the former SoC will indeed see mass buy-in from manufacturers. Intel’s x86 chips haven’t been in an Android phone for almost two years now, with this essentially being an unofficial Atom processor. But it’s not meant to be a one-off, as Intel CEO Bryan Kazanich says we can indeed expect “additional mobile platforms” as a result of this partnership. TL;DR: The SC9853i is an octacore Intel Atom chip, really. But don’t let that fool you into thinking it’ll be desktop-class. In fact, Leagoo’s own benchmarks claim it beats the MT6750 by 25% and 36% for single and multicore performance respectively. For the record, the MT6750 is one of MediaTek’s budget octacore offerings, essentially being an underclocked Helio P10 with the same core layout and GPU. It’s a bit concerning if that’s your benchmark rather than even 2016’s high-end chipsets, isn’t it? Heck, the Snapdragon 820 scores exponentially more than the MT6750 in single-core benchmarks alone. So Leagoo and Spreadtrum are essentially saying that the new SC9853i isn’t as good as two-year-old flagship silicon. To be fair, Leagoo’s senior vice president Zhijie Xie told us at MWC 2018 that the SC9853i was targeted at the Snapdragon 625. However, the Leagoo representative acknowledged that the performance was a “little bit low” in comparison. Where to next for Spreadtrum? The Intel relationship is certainly a big one and not a once-off. The introduction of the SC9853i is definitely a sign of intent from Spreadtrum that it’s aiming for the volume-shifting mid-range sector. “Spreadtrum, which is already working with various global brands, has been very meticulous or even picky to select its first SC9853i smartphone partner because its ambition has little tolerance for business mistakes,” read an excerpt from the partnership statement, calling Leagoo a partner which can “penetrate in the world mobile market (sic)��. Read: Why pay a thousand bucks for an iPhone X when you can pay $300 for an Android lookalike? Another question is whether they can secure enough buy-in from budget manufacturers, which traditionally have a cosy relationship with Qualcomm and Mediatek. More specifically, the move to team up with Leagoo also suggests that Spreadtrum, while trumpeting expansion, is hoping to carve out a slice of the tasty domestic mid-range pie in China. Spreadtrum's ambition has little tolerance for business mistakes Earning adoption in the Chinese budget sector also bodes well for success in emerging markets such as India and the African continent, where Chinese brands enjoy massive popularity. Take a look at Xiaomi in India or Huawei on the African continent for proof. As for the high-end smartphone sector? At this early stage it’s clear that the new chipsets are more of a mid-range product than anything truly top-end. A major 5G partnership Could we see flagship chipsets borne from this partnership then? I suppose it depends on how deep Spreadtrum can dig into Intel’s IP. But recent news that the duo are teaming up for 5G smartphones has made us sit and take notice. Editor's Pick 5G vs Gigabit LTE: the differences explained 5G is coming this year, if some carriers are to be believed. But you won't find a phone able to make use of 5G until at least 2019. Meanwhile, other networks and equipment manufacturers have been … “Integrating Intel’s strong technical expertise in modems with Unigroup Spreadtrum & RDA’s solid experience in chipset design, the companies will collaborate on 5G and develop Spreadtrum’s first Android-based high-end 5G smartphone solution utilizing an Intel modem and Spreadtrum’s application processor technology,” read an Intel press release announcing the partnership in February. The companies are targeting a launch in the second half of 2019. It’s clear that the likes of Qualcomm and Huawei are leading the way for 5G technology, but the transition might prove to be a windfall for Spreadtrum as well. Nevertheless, Intel’s extended absence in the higher end arena means it’ll be a massive task to take on the current mobile SoC juggernauts. , via Android Authority http://bit.ly/2ItofBx

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Except for the the 4.7 inch super AMOLED display, the Samsung Galaxy J2 features a 1.3GHz quad-core Exynos 3475 processor which ought to provide barely better efficiency compared to MediaTek MT6580 processor that's generally found in units at this stage.

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Samsung launches its Mobile Payments Service Samsung Pay in India

Samsung Electronics today announced the launch of its flagship mobile payments service, Samsung Pay, in India. Simple and Secure, Samsung Pay can be used to make purchases almost everywhere you can swipe or tap your debit or credit card to make payments. Apart from allowing users in India to simply tap and pay on the go using their registered cards, Samsung Pay has integrated Paytm as well as the government’s Unified Payments Interface into the app. Samsung has also created a unique digital payment ecosystem by partnering with a number of issuers and card networks. Our Card Network and Issuer partners include Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Axis Bank, HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, SBI Card and Standard Chartered Bank. Citibank India is a forthcoming issuer and its credit cards will be live on Samsung Pay shortly. Samsung Pay is a highly secure platform as it works with three levels of security—fingerprint authentication, card tokenization and Samsung’s defense-grade mobile security platform Samsung KNOX. To launch Samsung Pay, a user needs to swipe up on an eligible Samsung Galaxy smartphone, select the card, authenticate using a fingerprint or PIN and bring the phone near the Point of Sale terminal. Samsung Pay works with Samsung’s patented Magnetic Secure Transmission (MST) technology as well as with Near Field Communication (NFC). MST replicates a card swipe by wirelessly transmitting magnetic waves from the supported Samsung device to a standard card reader. Through MST, Samsung pay will work seamlessly on a majority of Point of Sale terminals in India. Mr. HC Hong, President and CEO, Samsung Southwest Asia, said, “Samsung Pay is an example of how we continue to push the boundaries of innovations to make life simpler and better for consumers. I am confident Samsung Pay will redefine digital payments and contribute to Digital India.” “When we launched Samsung Pay, our goal was to enable consumers across the globe to make payments that are simple, secure and accepted almost everywhere. Over the past year and a half, this vision has evolved into building a complete digital wallet solution, allowing customers worldwide to not only make payments but also use membership and transit cards, receive deals and rewards and more,” said Mr.Thomas Ko, Global GM of Samsung Pay. With its ‘Make for India’ initiative, Samsung is committed to building tailored products and services, customized to meet the needs of Indian consumers. Samsung Pay provides a mobile payment option built natively on the Unified Payment Interface (UPI), a payment system launched by the National Payments Corporation of India. The Samsung Pay UPI solution is powered by Axis Bank and facilitates peer-to-peer (P2P) transfer of funds between bank accounts on a mobile platform instantly. This is an upcoming feature within Samsung Pay. Samsung Pay also allows Indian consumers to integrate their Paytm accounts into Samsung Pay, enabling them to pay by scanning QR codes securely, generating one-time codes for merchant payments and also do peer to peer money transfers. Samsung Pay will also be available on the Samsung Gear S3 Smartwatch shortly, allowing users to pay through their wearable device. “Our insights show that convenience, security and acceptance are seen by consumers as the most important influencers when choosing among different digital payment options,” said Mr. Asim Warsi, Senior Vice President, Mobile Business, Samsung India. “With Samsung Pay, we give our consumers the smartest way to make digital transactions by far. Samsung Pay is highly secure through the signature KNOX Platform, fingerprint authentication and tokenization. We have partnered with major banks and card networks to give our consumers the widest range of choices, and are working on bringing more and more partners on board soon.” Samsung Pay is currently available on Galaxy S7 edge, Galaxy S7, Galaxy Note 5, Galaxy S6 edge+, Galaxy A5 (2016), Galaxy A7 (2016), Galaxy A5 (2017) and Galaxy A7 (2017). Since its launch in July 2015, Samsung Pay has rapidly expanded its service by supporting additional value-added features in multiple markets worldwide. With its launch in India, Samsung Pay is fully available in 12 global markets, including South Korea, the US, China, Spain, Singapore, Australia, Puerto Rico, Brazil, Russia, Thailand and Malaysia. @Technuter.com News Service Click to Post

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Following the start of its Early Access programme earlier this month, Samsung Pay was officially launched in India on Wednesday. The South Korean consumer electronics giant also announced support for American Express cards and as an issuing partner, which had been missing at the Early Access stage. Also new, is Unified Payments Interface (UPI) access in the Samsung Pay app.

At the launch event in Gurugram, Samsung had invited Amitabh Kant, CEO of NITI Aayog, as the chief guest. He spoke about various government initiatives, including Digital India and Startup India. The company said the introduction of Samsung Pay would help drive the formal economy in India, where currently 86 percent of transactions are done in cash.

The UPI integration in the Samsung Pay app is currently in its beta phase, and will roll out within two weeks, the company says. It is live now however, and the UPI ID assigned to Samsung Pay is @pingpay. Users can create their user ID with username@pingpay to send or request money. The Samsung Pay UPI solution is powered by Axis Bank.

The company says Citibank is forthcoming issuing partner, with its credit cards to be supported in the near future. Also announced was imminent support for company's Gear S3 smartwatch.

Other banks supported since the Early Access include Axis Bank, HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, SBI, and Standard Chartered. Additionally, Samsung Pay payment solution also lets users pay via Paytm wallet.

With its launch in India, Samsung Pay is fully available in 12 global markets, including South Korea, the US, China, Spain, Singapore, Australia, Puerto Rico, Brazil, Russia, Thailand and Malaysia.

HC Hong, President and CEO, Samsung Southwest Asia, said, "Samsung Pay is an example of how we continue to push the boundaries of innovations to make life simpler and better for consumers. I am confident Samsung Pay will redefine digital payments and contribute to Digital India."

"Our insights show that convenience, security and acceptance are seen by consumers as the most important influencers when choosing among different digital payment options,” said Mr. Asim Warsi, Senior Vice President, Mobile Business, Samsung India. “With Samsung Pay, we give our consumers the smartest way to make digital transactions by far. Samsung Pay is highly secure through the signature KNOX Platform, fingerprint authentication and tokenization. We have partnered with major banks and card networks to give our consumers the widest range of choices, and are working on bringing more and more partners on board soon."

To recall, Samsung Pay supports both NFC and MST (Magnetic Secure Transmission) that allows a user to send a magnetic signal from smartphone to the payment terminal's card reader. The list of compatible devices for Samsung Pay mobile payment solution includes Samsung Galaxy Note5, Samsung Galaxy S7, Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge, Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+, Samsung Galaxy A7 (2016), and Samsung Galaxy A5 (2016).

So, how does one get started? First, users will need to register via this page. Then, they'll need to ensure the Samsung Pay app is installed. If users do not see the app in their app drawer, they will need to ensure their device is on the latest software version, then add then Samsung Account ID via Settings > Accounts > Add Samsung Account. They should then see the Samsung Pay app icon, which will enable them to download and install the app.

Samsung Pay app registration is a one-time process, and it can be done with your Samsung Account ID and password. You can register fingerprint by tapping Use Fingerprint and users can also set up Samsung Pay PIN for payment authentication. During setup, users can opt for Skip and Use Samsung Pay PIN on the verification method page. For adding new cards, tap on Add your Debit/Credit Card which by default launches the camera within the app to auto read card details. It can be also done manually.

For adding Paytm, users will have to add Paytm through Wallet option in Samsung Pay. The company recommends using mobile number to link your existing wallet to Samsung Pay. Additionally, users can also add money to their Paytm wallet via Samsung Pay. To add money, users will have to tap on Wallet on the main screen of Samsung Pay app, and then tap on Add to open the add money page. Interestingly, users can make payments using Paytm on Samsung pay irrespective of having the Paytm app on their smartphone.

For making a payment using Samsung Pay at a store, owners of compatible Samsung Galaxy smartphones will need to launch the Samsung Pay app and then select the card they want to pay with by swiping left or right. Users can then authenticate the payment by verifying their fingerprint (or using their Samsung Pay PIN), and then place the phone near the POS machine or card reader or NFC reader to complete the transaction. In case prompted for a PIN, users may be required to input 4-digit card PIN.

Exclusive offers for Samsung Pay users were also detailed. Mastercard users would get 20 percent instant discount on Pizza Hut orders, 15 percent instant discount on Barista orders, and discounts on select combos at Cafe Coffee Day.

Axis Bank users can get up to Rs. 1,000 cashback; HDFC Bank users get 5x reward points on credit cards and 5 percent cashback on debit cards; SBI credit card users get up to Rs. 100 cashback per transaction; Paytm users get up to 100 percent cashback on movie tickets; ICICI Bank users get up to 50 percent cashback on credit and debit card transactions, and Standard Chartered users get up to 20 percent cashback on credit and debit card transactions. Finally, Visa users get complimentary popcorn+beverage combo at INOX Cinemas. Full details of all offers are available on the Samsung Pay India site.

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ZTE Axon 7 Review,Introduction,Design And Display | Axon 7 Zte The Best Smart Phone Ever. ZTE AXON 7 Unboxing- Flagship Wannabe? ZTE Axon 7: Top Budget Smartphone? ZTE AXON 7 "Real Review" The Best $400 Phone? ZTE Axon 7 Hands On: All Flagship, All Sound, Great Price | zte axon 7 camera test | zte axon 7 vs oneplus 3 | zte axon 7 vs s7 edge. Share Video...https://youtu.be/jUBKhDBOtsU The ZTE Axon 7 is a new Android phone with a sleek design, powerful specs and a reasonable unlocked price, which challenges the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge and iPhone 7. And that last fact explains the confusing name of this successor to last year's ZTE Axon Pro (ZTE Axon Elite in the UK); ZTE has skipped right over the Axon 2 through Axon 6 between 2015 and 2016. See all ZTE Axon 7 deals The Chinese phone-maker is ambitiously trying to compete with the top phone manufacturers from the US and South Korea, so much so that it designed the phone outside of China, in the US. What we end up with is an Android Marshmallow smartphone with a polished metal design, rich-looking Quad HD display, booming front-facing speakers, and a load of software customizations of the kind often found in a more expensive handset. That's not all. It won't be long before the Axon 7 is updated to Android Nougat, and ZTE is touting it as the first phone compatible with Google Daydream VR, which is technically true – we're just waiting for Android 7.1 Nougat, which debuted with the Google Pixel, Google Pixel XL and Google DayDream View VR headset, to make that happen. The ZTE Axon 7 doesn't outclass Samsung's top-of-the-line camera in the Samsung Galaxy S7, or the elegantly curved look of the Galaxy S7 Edge – but it does come really, really close for the price. It's not quite inexpensive enough to make it onto our best cheap phones list, but it does now feature on TechRadar's updated best phones list. Let's break down why that is. ZTE Axon 7 Release date and price. The ZTE Axon 7 release date was July 27 in the US, it came to the UK and the rest of Europe in September, and finally launched in Australia in late November. You just won't find it everywhere, including in US carrier stores. You have to buy this phone unlocked on Amazon or another retailer and pay full price. It won't be sold at US carriers like AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon or Sprint and you shouldn't expect price subsidies. While it technically has enough bands to support all US phone networks, it only works with AT&T and T-Mobile nanoSIM cards right now. Verizon and Sprint compatibility is due "possibly later in the year", essentially requiring the two CDMA carriers to flip a switch. All of the antennas are inside – this isn't just a GSM phone. The good news here is that if it works with your carrier, the ZTE Axon 7 is available at an attractive price. Packed with 64GB of internal storage it costs $399 (£359, AU$699). Plus, you won't have to deal with a pesky two-year (or any) contract or carrier app bloatware for that price. There's also a 128GB ZTE Axon 7, which includes the company's own take on a Force Touch display, an always-on screen and 6GB of RAM – which makes it potentially faster than the Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge – but we'll have to see if that one ever makes it out of China; there's no price or availability information for Western markets yet. .............................................................................................................. Subscribe Our Channel Here... http://bit.ly/2i1lmz5 Facebook Page... http://bit.ly/2j36bSJ Google+... http://bit.ly/2ioN5pi Twitter... http://bit.ly/2iUkNqg Instagram... http://bit.ly/2i2OeSr .............................................................................................................. Watch More New Mobiles 2017 videos... LG K10 2017... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O1TXn... LG Stylus 3 Hands On... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uCqAw... Asus ZenPad 3S 10 Review... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o6mil... Samsung Galaxy S8 review https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kBCID... Samsung Galaxy A3 2017 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ylE5Q... Samsung Galaxy A5 2017 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-2u-V... Samsung Galaxy A7 (2017) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5jwQu... Wileyfox Swift 2 X Latest News - Wileyfox Swift 2 X review | Hands on https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=daovZ... Here's how much your favorite mobile games make in five minutes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VwDyc... WhatsApp's secure messages aren't so secure after all https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jOYon... ZTE Axon 7 Review,Introduction,Design And Display | Axon 7 Zte The Best Smart Phone Ever.