This week, on our weekly news roundup: Huawei officially confirms that making an operating system is not on their list yet, multiple teasers from various vendors are on the rise, and more!
The Razer Phone 2 will be almost exactly the same as its predecessor?
A new render posted by Android Headlines shows us the Razer Phone 2. Frankly speaking, this looks almost the same as the original Razer Phone.The original Razer Phone is on the left and the Razer Phone 2 is on the right. We can see a slightly different camera and the bezels look slightly bigger than the original device. However, everything else is almost exactly identical.Both of these devices seem to be at the same size. So, we can probably safely assume that the display will be at the same size. We don't know about the resolution and display technology that will be used, though.We also don't have any official information on specifications but you can probably expect the Razor Phone 2 to be a little bit beefier than its predecessor.While no reveal date has been announced, the date that is displayed on the render above may be hinting that the device will be announced on the 10th of October.That's all for now. We'll keep you updated if anything else comes up.October will be full of smartphone reveals
https://youtu.be/a7PSsb0PlmsIn the above video, you can see the LG V40 ThinQ teaser video. Not much can be concluded from it except that maybe this device will have great zooming capabilities. The LG V40 ThinQ is set to be revealed on the 4th of October.However, LG is not the only ones who'll be revealing new devices. We already know that Google and Huawei will also show us a new lineup.Google will reveal the new Pixel smartphones and Huawei its Mate 20 lineup. We don't have much information on what these devices will have yet - that is unless you can make an exception for various non-official leaks.The Inbox app from Google will be discontinued in the March of 2019
Inbox, by Gmail, is another version sort of version of Gmail which focuses on the most important stuff with highlights, bundles, and reminders.Google has now decided to discontinue Inbox by the end of the March of 2019. The reason? Here's what Google said:"Four years after launching Inbox in 2014, we've learned a lot about how to make email better—and we’ve taken popular Inbox experiences and added them into Gmail to help more than a billion people get more done with their emails everyday. As we look to the future, we want to take a more focused approach that will help us bring the best email experience to everyone. As a result, we’re planning to focus solely on Gmail and say goodbye to Inbox by Gmail at the end of March 2019."So, by looking at what Google said, we can kinda assume that in the future, Gmail will have everything that Inbox has and more. So, maybe there's really no reason to feel about this?