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The Huawei Mate 9  is expected to arrive in the not-too-distant future, with the Chinese company's  November 3rd launch event  almost certain to spawn the successor to  the Mate 8 . Recently, it's been said that a standard, 1080p version of  the 5.9-inch monster  could be accompanied by  a dual-curved variant  boasting a quad-HD resolution. A new tidbit infers that the Note 7-esque finish may  not  be on the cards, though.  For the most part, the rumor mill has pointed to a flat but large panel for the Huawei Mate 9. During the past week or so, talk of a curved 'Mate 9 Pro' has gathered steam, substantiated by a leak from the ever-reliant Evan Blass. The render he has shared looks legitimate enough, and is very much in alignment with the official-looking Mate 9 press image. But in sharing details of Huawei's display suppliers on Weibo, an analyst has seemingly indicated that the curved configuration won't be ...

The  Huawei Mate 9  is  expected to be introduced on November 3rd . Three different variants of the high-end phablet are expected with one version carrying 4GB of RAM and 64GB of internal storage. A second version comes with 4GB of RAM and 128GB of native storage, while the top-of-the-line model features 6GB of RAM and 256GB of flash storage. The 5.9-inch screen will come with a 1080 x 1920 resolution. The home-grown Kirin 960 chipset is under the hood, and a dual camera setup is on back. Using Leica optics, the rear cameras weigh in at 20MP and 12MP. Selfie fans will have an 8MP front-facing camera at their disposal. A fingerprint scanner is on back, underneath the two snappers, and Android 7.0 is pre-installed. Huawei's Emotion UI 5 runs on top of Android. Monday morning, images of what is said to be the instruction manual for the Mate 9 surfaced. The document confirms the dual-camera setup and the accompanying dual tone LED flash. A Type-C USB port is on ...

Introduction How many different ways are there to put together a smartphone? Manufacturers pick and choose components from myriad sources to bring us tricked-out flagships with bleeding-edge specs, ruggedized handsets able to withstand a little abuse, and even incredibly affordable budget phones that can be purchased, clear and unlocked, for little more than the cost of a nice dinner out. While the sort of phones we get at the very top and bottom of the pricing spectrum tend to fall into a few common patterns, things are much more interesting – or at least much more varied – when we focus on the mid-priced space. Some of those phones will try to deliver flagship-quality performance at a discount, while others may concentrate more on design or one or two stand-out features.  With its new Nova series, Huawei looks to bring style and refinement to mid-rangers, crafting a pair of handsets designed to evoke the same sort of jealous looks owners of lesser devices fee...