Gionee to launch world’s thinnest phone at 0.2 inches

After we’ve listed the top phones that have the slimmest build and Gionee taking the top spot, the company plans to prove that it can even go thinner than its Elife S5.5. The upcoming phone, now known only as GN9005, is said to sport a 0.2-inch (or 5mm) thin form factor with a quad-core processor running inside it.

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Gionee GN9005 alleged specs:
4.8-inch HD AMOLED display @ 1829 x 720 resolution
Quad-core processor
1GB RAM
16GB internal storage
8MP rear camera
5MP front camera
2050mAh battery

Having a slim smartphone definitely adds to the handling and looks of the device, but will the changes made to the size of the components be worth it to achieve a slimmer body? Based on the specs listed we might have a new midrange player in our hands soon.

We should be getting more information on it in the upcoming weeks. Until then, stay tuned and watch this space for future announcements.

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Gionee to launch world’s thinnest phone at 0.2 inches

After we’ve listed the top phones that have the slimmest build and Gionee taking the top spot, the company plans to prove that it can even go thinner than its Elife S5.5. The upcoming phone, now known only as GN9005, is said to sport a 0.2-inch (or 5mm) thin form factor with a quad-core processor running inside it.

gionee thin2

Gionee GN9005 alleged specs:
4.8-inch HD AMOLED display @ 1829 x 720 resolution
Quad-core processor
1GB RAM
16GB internal storage
8MP rear camera
5MP front camera
2050mAh battery

Having a slim smartphone definitely adds to the handling and looks of the device, but will the changes made to the size of the components be worth it to achieve a slimmer body? Based on the specs listed we might have a new midrange player in our hands soon.

We should be getting more information on it in the upcoming weeks. Until then, stay tuned and watch this space for future announcements.

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Gionee to launch world’s thinnest phone at 0.2 inches

After we’ve listed the top phones that have the slimmest build and Gionee taking the top spot, the company plans to prove that it can even go thinner than its Elife S5.5. The upcoming phone, now known only as GN9005, is said to sport a 0.2-inch (or 5mm) thin form factor with a quad-core processor running inside it.

gionee thin2

Gionee GN9005 alleged specs:
4.8-inch HD AMOLED display @ 1829 x 720 resolution
Quad-core processor
1GB RAM
16GB internal storage
8MP rear camera
5MP front camera
2050mAh battery

Having a slim smartphone definitely adds to the handling and looks of the device, but will the changes made to the size of the components be worth it to achieve a slimmer body? Based on the specs listed we might have a new midrange player in our hands soon.

We should be getting more information on it in the upcoming weeks. Until then, stay tuned and watch this space for future announcements.

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Google Nexus 6 concept image – how thin is enough?

While surfing the Internet, I came across this concept photo of the upcoming Google Nexus 6. I’m sure you’ve scrolled past everything by now and initially checked the photo before reading anything else. As you can see, it is mighty thin.

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Now, again, this is just a concept photo of the phone and not official. It came from one Sirkdow Prismatiker who, according to his Twitter page, is an Android developer and a Concept Designer. In his concept, the Nexus 6 will have a metal sheet-like build with a curved top and a flat bottom, camera in the middle, and dual flashes. There’s also a color variation of gold, black, and silver.

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After seeing how thin the phone is, I was impressed and already excited to hold this sexy device in my hand. Although after thinking about it, I thought that I would still prefer a thicker smartphone over something that’s for purely aesthetics. Why? Because I like my gadgets with a little bulk and weight in them — just the right amount for a solid feel and good handling. I feel like I would accidentally toss my almost-weightless phone away each time I pull it out of my pocket. Also, a smartphone this thin requires paper-thin internals that we currently don’t have. Even if lighter and thinner components like camera sensors and batteries are developed in the future I’m pretty sure they’re bound to cost a lot during the first couple of years mainly because they’re new innovation.

Personally I think we’ve already reached the ideal thinness with our smartphones today, as far as functionality is concerned.

So I raise a question: Do we really need thinner phones or should smartphone manufacturers shift their attention and concentrate more on other improvements like faster processors and longer battery capacities?

{Sirkdow Prismatiker}

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Google Nexus 6 concept image – how thin is enough?

While surfing the Internet, I came across this concept photo of the upcoming Google Nexus 6. I’m sure you’ve scrolled past everything by now and initially checked the photo before reading anything else. As you can see, it is mighty thin.

nexus-6-concept-sirkow-1

Now, again, this is just a concept photo of the phone and not official. It came from one Sirkdow Prismatiker who, according to his Twitter page, is an Android developer and a Concept Designer. In his concept, the Nexus 6 will have a metal sheet-like build with a curved top and a flat bottom, camera in the middle, and dual flashes. There’s also a color variation of gold, black, and silver.

nexus-6-concept-sirkow-2

After seeing how thin the phone is, I was impressed and already excited to hold this sexy device in my hand. Although after thinking about it, I thought that I would still prefer a thicker smartphone over something that’s for purely aesthetics. Why? Because I like my gadgets with a little bulk and weight in them — just the right amount for a solid feel and good handling. I feel like I would accidentally toss my almost-weightless phone away each time I pull it out of my pocket. Also, a smartphone this thin requires paper-thin internals that we currently don’t have. Even if lighter and thinner components like camera sensors and batteries are developed in the future I’m pretty sure they’re bound to cost a lot during the first couple of years mainly because they’re new innovation.

Personally I think we’ve already reached the ideal thinness with our smartphones today, as far as functionality is concerned.

So I raise a question: Do we really need thinner phones or should smartphone manufacturers shift their attention and concentrate more on other improvements like faster processors and longer battery capacities?

{Sirkdow Prismatiker}

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