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Mlais M52 Red Note 2GB MT6752 Review / Powerful budget mobile
Mlais is one of the lesser China known brands in comparison to iNew, Doogee, Elephone This is mostly because up until the ultra cheap MT6592 Mlais M9 (opens in new tab),…
MT6752 Kingzone Z1 review 2GB/OTG/NFC
In the China phone market, Kingzone isn't much more than a pinky newborn. They have become well known within the China brand community rather quickly though and most shops now…
Lenovo Releases Lollipop 5.0 MT6752 Device
Many budget phone buyers are patiently (or impatiently) waiting for Android Lollipop to come to MTK devices. That day looks to be right around the corner, as Lenovo, one of…
Elephone P7000 Review Specifications – 3GB RAM 1080p 3200mA
Elephone just keeps pumping them out. I just reviewed the powerful, but software crippled P6000 and the excellent Elephone P3000. Next to be released is the new wave of MT6752…
MT6732 Antutu vs MT6582 vs MT6592 – Budget 2014 vs Budget 2015
Just over a year ago, in December of 2013, MT6582 hit the market. This SoC went on to revolutionize the industry and make phones with 1GB of RAM and IPS…
Google Nexus 6 To Come With MTK 64-Bit SoC
I'm highly skeptical this news is anywhere near the truth, but latest rumors out of China are that the Google Nexus 6 scheduled for Q4 release will use MediaTek MT6732…
MT6290 LTE 4G MT6595 MTK & 64-bit Timeline Update
by Jonathan Kos-Read One area MTK has lagged behind in is frequency support. The WCDMA 3G frequencies supported often are 850/2100 900/2100 and occasionally 2100 only. That all may change…
64-Bit MT6732 vs 64-Bit MT6752 – What’s The Difference?
We just finished up some articles about MT6595 and an article about the upcoming MT6752 64-bit SoC for high-end devices. We decided it would be a good idea to talk…
64-Bit MT6752 – The Future Of MediaTek High-End SoC!
Recently we've been writing about the upcoming MT6595 with LTE. Today we'll be taking a closer look at one of the future 64-bit SoCs from MediaTek - The MTK6752. (more…)