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[...] Earlier today, Meizu officially announced the MX4 Pro in Beijing. The MX4 Pro is the latest addition to the Meizu range and brings an upgraded MX4 experience. The screen size [...]

[...] Earlier today, Meizu users in the official Chinese BBS leaked the specification sheet of the MX4 Pro generated by GFXBench. After checking the GFXBench website, we can indeed say that GFXBench was [...]

[...] From today’s morning at 10:00 (CST), Meizu fans in China were able to buy the MX4 Pro. Various stores across China, including ones in Beijing, Shenzhen and Guangzhou featured an [...]

[...] As you might have noticed, we got the chance to review the MX4 Pro ahead of its launch! The review can be found over at our forums, so in case you’re interested ( [...]

[...] on the picture, Meizu uses a dual-LED flash module now. One thing is certain at least: the Meizu MX4 will run on Flyme 4.0, whose screenshots have been shared by Meizu before. So… Is this leak [...]

[...] Despite that the Meizu MX4 is not even released yet, Meizu has already launched a giveaway of it on their official Facebook [...]

[...] consumption has been reduced 30%, compared to the MX3. 2GB RAM is available to the user. The Meizu MX4 has a 5,36 inch screen with a Full HD+ resolution of 1920×1152 pixels. It was developed in [...]

[...] Shenzhen, clearly show Meizu employees preparing the location for an event related to the Meizu MX4. Of course there’s still some uncertainty whether this will really be the location for [...]

[...] Shuame. As part of this cooperation, Shuame has been put in charge of the exclusive debut of Flyme OS for the Samsung Galaxy S4 i9500. Shuame has 50 beta testing positions open for those who would [...]

[...] , Meizu announced several new plans. First and foremost, Meizu announced that they will release Flyme OS for many devices. Some of the manufacturers included are OnePlus, OPPO, Sony, Samsung, LG, HTC [...]

[...] phone. Furthermore, it will have a dual 9018MK2 audio decoder and 3GB RAM. It will run on Flyme OS 4.0 and an Aliyun OS version is also said to come. There won’t be a fingerprint scanner [...]

[...] the same as on the Meizu MX4, according to Meizu. On the front, you will find 1/4 part of a Flyme OS 4.0 screenshot, and on the back you will find the QR-code to participate in the ‘puzzle [...]

[...] O2 now get two back covers as free gift. You can buy the MX3 from O2 via the ‘Source’ link. Source Leave a comment! [...]

[...] improve the cloud services. New and improved cloud features will be added to Flyme OS soon. Source Leave a comment! [...]

[...] of (Meizu) accessories. You can pre-order the MX4 from them directly via the ‘Source’ link. Source Leave a comment! [...]

[...] custom roms on our beloved devices. Let’s see what the future brings, yet it looks promising. Source Leave a comment! [...]

[...] -narrow bezel. The Meilan Note is supposed to cost only 999RMB (€130, 160USD), the cheapest Meizu phone until now. Leave a comment! [...]

[...] -SIM dual standby. The availability of this feature on the m1 note means that this is the first Meizu phone ever to support dual-SIM. In terms of design, the M1 Note is also quite different from the [...]

[...] capacity for a device this small, and should provide great battery performance. Unlike any Meizu phone since the MX, the M1 Note Mini’s built-in 8Gb storage can be extended up to 128Gb with an [...]

[...] ’s supposed to be the MX4 was leaked on WeiBo. It’s supposed to be the MX4 or ‘another Meizu phone’ utilizing a MTK processor. As visible on the picture, Meizu uses a dual-LED flash [...]

[...] USD, valuing the company just shy of 168 billion USD. But the interesting part for Meizu fans was the above picture posted on YunOS’ WeiBo account of course. It shows an MX4 running [...]

[...] From today’s morning at 10:00 (CST), Meizu fans in China were able to buy the MX4 Pro. Various stores across China, including ones in Beijing, [...]