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MWC press conferences from ZTE and LG gets cancelled over Coronavirus concerns


As we are getting closer the Mobile World Congress (MWC) trade exhibition that will take place in Barcelona, Spain later this month, and several manufacturer's already having their media event scheduled for the upcoming occurrence, we hear from ZTE and LG that, the companies will be cancelling their MWC media conferences this year and will withdraw from participating at the world's largest exhibition for the mobile industry, considering the global emergency declared by the World Health Organisation on the rising situation related to the novel Coronavirus outbreak across the world. The virus has has killed over 400 people and affected 20000+ people, while continuing it's epidemic spread to more countries and cities. Recently we saw Apple shutting down all their offline stores and offices in the mainland China over the present circumstances. There are also several reports coming in from China that claims to have impact on the production of devices from the industry due to the latest outbreak in the country.

 ZTE's confirmed to cancel their press conference due to practical issues like travel and visa delays, even keeping in mind the mild case of xenophobia that makes it's way with the disease.
[We] tend to be an overly courteous company, and simply don't want to make people uncomfortable, said ZTE's representative to THE VERGE.
And with a latest statement released by the South Korean multinational electronics company, LG Electronics, the phone maker too announced that in view of safety of their employees, partners and customers, they have decided to step back from exhibiting and participating at this year's MWC.
This decision removes the risk of exposing hundreds of LG employees to international travel which has already become more restrictive as the virus continues to spread across borders. In lieu of its participation in MWC, LG will be holding separate events in the near future to announce it's 2020 mobile products.
Source: THE VERGE, LG Newsroom

ZTE inviting the media to their MWC booth in Hall 3 between February 24-27


ZTE has invited the press to their booth in Hall 3, 3F30, Fira Gran Via, Barcelona, Spain between to the dates 24 and 27 next month to witness the next generation and innovative 5G flagship smartphones and 5G solutions as stated by the corporation's press division on Twitter. No other details were revealed in this tweet from the manufacturer, but since they have mentioned the plural form of smartphone in the newly shared post we expect the people from China to bring along more than one device at this year's Mobile World Congress trade exhibition. We should also see the phone maker showcase their lately announced Axon 10s Pro 5G, which made it's debut in China, last month.
Source: ZTE Corporation (Twitter)

Next Nubia Red Magic smartphone confirmed to arrive with 144Hz screen refresh rate


The next possible gaming smartphone from the Shenzhen, Guangdong-based smartphone manufacturer Nubia Technology, an associate company of ZTE Corporation have been confirmed to pack a display panel with the highest 144Hz refresh rate. The statement comes in from the company's Co-Founder and President Ni Fei, who shared a new post on his official social media account on the country's microblogging website, Weibo. He also mentioned that the phone will come with the capabilities of 5G connectivity so we can likely confirm that the company is already working on a successor for the Red Magic 3 series that was launched back in May last year. We don't have any other information regarding the handset just yet but we can already tell or speculate that the forthcoming device from the Chinese may allegedly bring Qualcomm's latest Snapdragon 865 processor, as the chipset supports 144Hz refresh rate as well as traits 5G network connections with integrated X55 Modem-RF system. He also shared a screenshot supposedly from phone showing launching soon, showing off the options to choose from a rage of refresh rates that starts from 60Hz to goes upto 144Hz.


Source: Weibo

ZTE launches Nubia Z20 in Twilight Blue color option


ZTE's dual-screen smartphone nubia Z20 was launched earlier this year, and now the device is out in a new color option as the phone goes up for pre-orders on Black Friday. The handset will ship in the shades of Twilight Blue along with it's previously announced Diamond Black variant. ZTE has already started taking pre-orders for the handset in the United States and the sales is expected to go live starting December 2. ZTE nubia Z20 in Twilight Blue will cost you about $549 and the vanilla nubia Z20 in Diamond Black is now available for a discounted price of $499 from the manufacturer's official online store both coming out of the box with 8GB of RAM and 128GB of internal space.

 Source: pocketnow
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