#10,000mAh phone

The absolute center of attention for this launch is the realme P4 Power 5G, which sets a local milestone as the first smartphone in the country to carry a massive 10001mAh battery. To keep charging times reasonable for a cell that large, realme equipped it with 80W fast charging alongside a 27W wired reverse charging feature that essentially lets the phone act as a dedicated power bank for other accessories. The phone is powered by a MediaTek Dimensity 7400 Ultra processor and sports a 1.5K, 144Hz HyperGlow 4D Curve+ display. As for its durability, it's got that covered with IP66/68/69 certification. The phone is available in Flash Orange and Power Silver, carrying a special introductory online price of PHP 19,999 until June 10. To keep thermal performance steady during long sessions, the phone utilizes an unusually large 10,000mm² Graphite Cooling System. While every iPhone fans are waiting for the supposed August/September release of the iPhone 3G in the Philippines, I've rounded up some of the top choices for iPhone 3G alternatives and compared them side by side. I had 4 most likely candidates as a great iPhone alternative -- the HTC Touch Diamond, Nokia N96, Samsung i900 Omnia and the Sony-Ericsson Xperia. My choices were mostly based on large-screen, touchscreen smartphones -- one major area where the iPhone claims supremacy. Read more in our articles including "The realme P4 series features the country's first 10,001mAh phone" and "Samsung announces Galaxy Card".