The hottest ten of MWC 2019
Energizer's Power Max P18K Pop
Energizer's Power Max P18K Popcomes with a whopping 18,000 mAh battery. The phone features a 6.2-inch LCD display, a pop-up dual camera for selfies, triple cameras at the back, and runs the latest Android 9 Pie. It's expected to have a standby time of 50 days and 90 hours talk time.
LG V50 ThinQ
What makes LG's new flagship unique is the dual screen folio case that will launch alongside it. The add-on will be sold separately and will act like a second screen for the V50. The main screen is 6.4 inch while the second screen is 6.2 inch on account of thicker bezels.
Huawei Mate X
The Huawei Mate X was one of the main feature acts of MWC 2019. Although the foldable phone will retail for $2,600, there's no denying that its one-screen foldable form factor is the sleekest iteration of the foldable phone we've seen thus far. The Mate X is slated for a mid-2019 release.
Microsoft's HoloLens 2
The HoloLens 2 is directed towards more business side customers than being a consumer grade product. The wearable headset is a mix between VR and AR and will cost $3,500. The HoloLens 2 which graced the halls of MWC 2019 was a peek into the future but the device isn't consumer ready yet.
Nokia 9
The Nokia 9 Pureview features five back cameras. While other phones have featured three or four cameras in the back, most of these devices switch between its lenses when taking a picture. To put it simply, all five camera lenses capture a picture and then the software merges all of them to show you the result.
LG G8
Although the G8 comes with last year's Snapdragon 845 and the notch, it does have a couple of quirks worth writing home about. Air Motion lets you control the volume and choose between applications, while Hand ID scans the blood flow in your hand to create a new biometric authentication.
Nubio Alpha
The Nubia Alpha is a full smartphone device which is also a wearable. It's been dubbed the craziest device of MWC 2019 and for good reason. The rolled display curves over your hand to assume the form of a watch and you can do just about everything you'd be able to do on a smartphone.
Hisense U30
Although the Hisense U30 made its debut at CES 2019, MWC 2019 let users and journalists play around with the device and its impressive cameras. The dual-lens rear cameras consists of a 48MP main sensor and a 5MP depth-sensor lens, and the front comes with a hole-punch 20MP selfie camera.
Oppo's 10x lossless zoom
10x zoom is pretty common on DSLRs but to bring it to smartphones is a feat no one had imagined. But Oppo did and they brought their innovation along with to MWC 2019 leaving fans and enthusiasts in awe with what they had achieved. 10x zoom will roll out on Oppo phones from mid-2019.
Everything 5G
MWC was to be the launching grounds for 5G and 5G enabled devices and smartphone manufacturers did not disappoint. We got to see many devices unveiled at MWC which are slated to come with 5G network capabilities. Some of these devices are – XiaomiMi Mix 3 5G, LG V50 ThinQ, LG G8, Huawei Mate X.
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