#luxurious phones in the world

That’s something you couldn’t do before, let alone on the majority of Android phones out there. But behind the scenes, a few key players had controlled the chips for “all the other” mobile devices; the affordable phones, non-flagships, entry-level, billions of users - with UNISOC being an integral competitor. That bet paid off big time, with around 14% of all smartphones shipped today equipped with these processors. Samsung, the world’s largest phone manufacturer at the time, chose to experiment with a Spreadtrum in its China release of the Samsung Galaxy Y. Samsung used the T618 in the Galaxy Tab A8 (2021), realme picked it up, and even ZTE placed it in the 4G version of their cutting-edge Axon 20, the world’s first phone with an under-display camera. UNISOC devices continue to be spotted not only in mobile phones but also in tablets and game devices sold worldwide. From a small team in Shanghai trying to solve a 3G connection issue, a struggling company building “trash bin” chipsets, to now a global giant powering around 14% of the world’s pockets with 6nm AI processors…. There’s an app on StreamTV+ that allows users to pair their phones to the device, effectively turning it into Bluetooth speakers. Read more in our articles including "WATCH: 10 Most Expensive Phones Ever Sold in the Philippines" and "OPPO Reno15 Series 5G: Delivering the Complete Mobile Creator Experience".