Smartphones aren’t so profitable for LG. Photo: Killian Bell/Cult of Android
LG shipped an impressive 8.1 million LTE smartphones worldwide last quarter — its best result so far — but the company made just 1.2 cents in profit on each one. That’s approximately 0.012 percent of the profit Apple makes on every 16GB iPhone 6 it sells.
The OnePlus 2 has an all-new design a better specs. Photo: OnePlus
OnePlus this week announced its long-awaited OnePlus 2, and despite its sub-$400 price tag, it has all the features and specifications it needs to give the latest flagships some tough competition — including Qualcomm’s latest Snapdragon 810 processor, up to 4GB of RAM, and a much-improved camera.
But OnePlus smartphones are all about beating the latest flagships. Does the OnePlus 2 have what it needs to do that? Find out below.
Motorola’s new handsets cost a lot less then rival flagships. Photo: Motorola
Motorola today announced two new additions to its flagship Moto X lineup in the Moto X Style and the Moto X Play. Both handsets deliver flagship specifications and high-end designs that are customizable through Moto Maker, and they cost a lot less than their rivals off-contract.
But how exactly do Motorola’s new devices stack up against those rivals? Find out in our handy comparison chart below.
The G4 won’t be LG’s final flagship of 2015. Photo: LG
Before you splash out on LG’s new G4, there’s something you should know.
The South Korean company has confirmed it is working on another new device that president Cho Jun-ho describes as a “super premium smartphone,” and it’s coming later this year.
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