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OnePlus 16 Exclusive: Flagship PYB110 Secures SRRC Certification, Early October Launch Confirmed

OnePlus’s next-generation flagship, the OnePlus 16 with model number PYB110, has officially secured China’s mandatory SRRC certification, according to a new leak shared by tipster Anvin on X, citing reputable Chinese insider Digital Chat Station on Weibo. The regulatory milestone lines up with an expected official launch in early October, marking the final major approval [...]

Report: Premium smartphone market hits 29% as Apple, Samsung, OPPO lead

Apple, Samsung, OPPO push premium smartphones to record 29% share. The post Report: Premium smartphone market hits 29% as Apple, Samsung, OPPO lead appeared first on Technobaboy.

Apple still commands 65% of premium market—OPPO’s 69% surge shows rivals closing in

Counterpoint Research says competition from HUAWEI, Xiaomi, OPPO, and vivo in China is eroding Apple's lead.File photo: iPhone 17 Pro Series, Find X9 UltraApple's lead narrows in ChinaImage from Counterpoint ResearchApple's share of the global premium smartphone segment fell to 65 percent in the first half of 2026, down from 74 percent in the first half of 2022.According to Counterpoint Research's Handset Model Sales Tracker, the decline came even as Apple's unit sales in the segment grew 9 percent year-on-year, a gain Counterpoint attributes to strong performance from the iPhone 17 Series, particularly the base model. Counterpoint defines the premium segment as smartphones with a wholesale average selling price of USD 600 (around PHP 36,500) and above.Counterpoint attributes Apple's shrinking share mainly to intensifying competition in China, the largest premium smartphone market. As Chinese manufacturers including HUAWEI, Xiaomi, OPPO, and vivo improve their flagship offerings, the firm says more consumers there are opting for domestic premium brands instead.Apple's decline comes amid overall growth in the premium segment. Global premium unit sales rose 5 percent year-on-year in H1 2026, and the segment's share of total smartphone sales climbed to a record 29 percent, up from 25 percent in H1 2025 and 20 percent in H1 2022. Counterpoint says rising memory costs hit low- and mid-tier smartphones harder in this period, since premium OEMs absorbed those costs through higher margins and fewer promotions.Among Apple's rivals, Samsung grew 3 percent year-on-year and held 19 percent of the segment despite a later Galaxy S26 Series launch, with the new Privacy Display feature serving as a key differentiator. OPPO posted the segment's highest growth at 69 percent, led by its Find X9 Series, while vivo grew 20 percent on the strength of its X300 series.Counterpoint Senior Analyst Karn Chauhan said Apple and Samsung are expected to maintain their leadership in the premium segment, citing their strong positions in developed markets, integrated ecosystems, and brand value. He added that HUAWEI and Xiaomi are well positioned to gain further share in China's higher price segments as they expand their premium portfolios.Senior Analyst Harshit Rastogi, meanwhile, said: "Rising memory and component costs are reshaping smartphone pricing and creating opportunities for OEMs to accelerate premiumization."As mid-segment Android smartphone prices rise, the price gap with premium devices, especially older or discounted flagship models, is narrowing, the expert added.Rastogi said this trend makes flagship smartphones a better upgrade option for consumers. He said OEMs are expanding financing, trade-in, and buyback programs to support that shift, citing Samsung's expansion of its Galaxy Forever program to several markets as an example.What do you think?Source: Counterpoint Research

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HUAWEI MatePad Pro Max arrives in PH with ₱39,595 in preorder freebies

HUAWEI is bringing its latest high-end tablet, the HUAWEI MatePad Pro Max, to the Philippines. Billed as a 4-in-1 workhorse for professionals and creatives, the device leans hard into the laptop replacement category, with the brand touting it as the thinnest and lightest 13-inch-plus PC-level productivity tablet available. Preorders are officially live and run until Aug. 19. The tablet is priced at ₱96,999 (about $1,597) for the sole 12GB RAM and 512GB storage model, available exclusively in a sleek Blue PaperMatte finish. To sweeten the deal, HUAWEI is throwing in a preorder bundle valued at ₱39,595 (roughly $651). The package ... The post HUAWEI MatePad Pro Max arrives in PH with ₱39,595 in preorder freebies appeared first on REVU Philippines.

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TCL Smartphones Pricelist in the Philippines

The post TCL Smartphones Pricelist in the Philippines appeared first on Pinoy Techno Guide.

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Huawei PH, Pretty Huge Host Fit Fest 2026: New Wearables Tested by Runners, Fitness Fans Across Workouts

Huawei Philippines has partnered with multi-sports destination Pretty Huge to bring the first HUAWEI Fit Fest to local fitness communities last August 5. The one-day event offered more than just product displays. It turned into a full active gathering with three core workout stages, a 3K and 5K community run, guided stretching and recovery sessions, [...]

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TCL NXTPAPER 60 Ultra 5G – Full Specs and Official Price in the Philippines

Meet the new TCL NXTPAPER 60 Ultra 5G smartphone! The post TCL NXTPAPER 60 Ultra 5G – Full Specs and Official Price in the Philippines appeared first on Pinoy Techno Guide.

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TCL K70 4G – Full Specs and Official Price in the Philippines

Meet the new TCL K70 4G smartphone! The post TCL K70 4G – Full Specs and Official Price in the Philippines appeared first on Pinoy Techno Guide.

30 days later with the ASUS ExpertBook Ultra: Like seeing an ex

Felt exactly as I remembered. The post 30 days later with the ASUS ExpertBook Ultra: Like seeing an ex appeared first on GadgetMatch.

Motorola Moto Pad 70: 12.1″ 90Hz 2.5K IPS display, Dimensity 6400 CPU, 10,200mAh battery, Folio Keyboard

Motorola has unveiled the vanilla Moto Pad 70, a few months after the Pad 70 Pro came out. The Motorola Moto Pad 70 comes with an enormous 12.1-inch 2.5K IPS display with a high 90Hz refresh rate and support for styluses. For audio, Motorola has included four speakers with Dolby Atmos support. Powering the device This article, Motorola Moto Pad 70: 12.1″ 90Hz 2.5K IPS display, Dimensity 6400 CPU, 10,200mAh battery, Folio Keyboard, was originally published at NoypiGeeks | Philippines Technology News, Reviews and How to's.