Xiaomi Mi CC9e 4G Phablet 6GB RAM 128GB ROM
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Xiaomi Mi CC9e 4G Phablet 6GB RAM 128GB ROM Review

3G/LTE Ready~ A few days back, I looked at the phone and thought: That’s all I’ve got!

I wasn’t disappointed at all, as all other devices will be! The phone has been called the world’s first 3G/LTE terminal. I thought: Then wait a minute, it is not 3G/LTE!

So I was happy to find out that 3G/LTE connectivity has arrived! It took me a while to realise that it is ready for all devices and apps!

4G/LTE Ready

Not long ago, I told you about 3G/LTE connectivity. And it has certainly made a huge difference. The success of the AllCall X5 has highlighted the progress made in 4G/LTE connections.

But this is the first time I have been making the update roll call!

I’ll tell you everything on the roll call of 4G/LTE on the site, and you’ll have your chance to see whether or not the phone will become a reality as of May.

If you’re still unsure about the status of the roll call, I’ll tell you of it here.

6G/T Smartphone/Tablet Support

Finally, finally, here’s the latest news from the 6G/T Smartphone and Tablet Controversy.

6G/T Smartphone announced at MWC-X:

[Update] And it is here! I was so excited to see it, and was pretty bummed about not having it on my hands for a few weeks. It is being manufactured in China. I would have expected it to be better made in the US (and USA) since it has so many advantages over the more expensive phones, but it isn’t.

[Update] It is officially available for preorder. It is currently selling for $159 on Indiegogo.

7.8.4

So now that it’s official, here’s another phone I’ve wanted and the one I’m really enjoying.

This one comes with a 5.5 inch HD display and it also has the technology. It works on the KODI A8 processor, which is a Snapdragon 430. If you aren’t a tech freak or don’t have KODI A8/450/LTE, you will find yourself in a similar situation when you buy a new phone at a bad time.

InnJoo Max:

And finally, finally here’s the INNJOO Max in review, which I just realised I’m going to start breaking in the coming days.

It is powered by the same MTK2502 Quad Core processor as the rest of the phone that uses the same Mali T-860 GPU. The big plus of this processor is that it enables the phone to run almost the full games in 1080p. The game features are a little bit better than the average mobile (hence the good frame rate), but they also feature some “crushing back”. That is, if you need more pixels, you can disable the 3GB native memory.

It also has the latest Android 6.0 that is a big step towards the mainstream with the likes of the iPhone 7 Plus.