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Meizu is feeling a lot of pressure from rising Chinese players like Xiaomi, Oppo, Zopo and Gionee. The company has its own Android-based platform, Flyme, and is also trying to diversify its offering by working with Canonical on the first Ubuntu-powered smartphone. Like that’s not enough, they are also experimenting with Alibaba’s upcoming Aliyun OS…
We can’t wait for the day to see the very first Ubuntu-powered smartphone hitting the market. Canonical — which makes the popular Linux distribution — has been experimenting with few different Nexus devices but none of these were ready for prime time. With Meizu, Canonical has a chance to bring Ubuntu to many new users…
You’ve seen the “regular” Meizu MX4 and you may think it’s amazing. Think again; the Chinese company has another trick up its sleeve and it will “use it” very soon. The MX4 won’t be the last device Meizu will launch this year; they are also preparing the MX4 Pro, which too will boast an octa-core…
Yesterday Meizu announced its latest flagship device, the MX4, and we love it. This bad boy comes with a 5.36-inch IPS display with unusual resolution of 1920 x 1152 pixels; that’s 418 PPI for those who count these sort of things. MediaTek’s brand-new MT6595 octa-core chip is providing the processing power needed to run things…
Meizu is set to announce its latest flagship device, MX4, on September 2nd when we’ll also see the brand new Flyme OS. Version 4.0 will bring a number of visual enhancements as well as new features, tweaks and more to make for a that much better user experience. Even the current Flyme 3.0 has flat…
Meizu will be officially announcing its next flagship device on September 2nd. The company has turned to Chinese social media service Weibo to share the good news, though we still have to get some of the details confirmed. According to earlier rumors, the Meizu MX4 will be available in two different versions, one of which…
Meizu is teasing the world with its “Stunning New OS” on Facebook. The Chinese company is preparing to launch both its latest flagship device, Meizu MX4, as well as a new version of its Flyme OS, which runs on top of Android. From what we can tell, the Flyme 4.0 will borrow a thing or…
There’s no doubt that the upcoming Meizu MX4 will be an amazing device. From what we’ve heard before, it will be available in few different versions, one of which will rock top-notch specs that includes a 5.5-inch 2560×1536 pixels screen, Qualcomm Snapdragon 805 chip, 3GB of RAM and a 16-megapixel main camera. The other model…
Meizu has apparently managed to raise no less than 20 billion Yuan (about $3.23 billion) to sell more devices, GizChina is reporting. Said funds will be used to boost R&D efforts, and make more and better devices. On one hand, Meizu plans to launch its next flagship, MX4, this year; and on the other hand,…
Meizu may be looking to enter the smart watch market; what else the image above could suggest? According to GizChina, the image reads “Look at your watch. Do you have this type of habit?” Now, we don’t know whether the Chinese phone maker will indeed join the “wrist revolution,” or is just mocking the entire…