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Also read: Samsung Galaxy S10 might be launched before MWC 2019 Recently, a report claimed that the South Korean smartphone maker could launch the phone before MWC 2019 being held in Barcelona. According to Gizmodo UK, Galaxy S10 Lite, Galaxy S10 and Galaxy S10+ could be launched on February 20, while the Galaxy S10 5G variant could be expected by the end of Q2 2019. ONDECEMBER 16 "APPLE FACES LAWSUIT OVER ‘MISLEADING’ IPHONE X MARKETING CLAIMS" Apple faces lawsuit over ‘misleading’ iPhone X marketing claims The suit alleges that Apple made fraudulent claims about the screen size and pixel count on its iPhone X, iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max smartphones. Apple is being sued in a class-action lawsuit over misleading marketing images to advertise the company’s iPhone X, iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max smartphones. Two plaintiffs — Christian Sponchiado and Courtney Davis — have filed a lawsuit against Apple in the Northen District of California over misleading images to hide the notch to create a false impression that the company’s flagships had notchless displays.

The plaintiffs allege that the ‘planet’ wallpaper was misleading, as it diverts a user’s attention from the notched display. So basically, the lawsuit accuses Apple of lying about the display size and specifications in its iPhone X lineup of devices. The lawsuit claims the back portions of those wallpapers have been intentionally included to hide the notch on the iPhone X, iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max. The filing says that those marketing images lead one of its plaintiffs to believe that the iPhone XS Max she ordered did not have a notch. “Defendant’s marketing of its Products falsely inflates their screens’ supposed pixel counts, resolutions, and sizes to make the Products seem more appealing to consumers,” the complaint said.

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“Defendant does so because screen resolution is an important factor to consumers when evaluating smartphones.” A class action lawsuit also accuses Apple of making fraudulent claims about the size and pixel count of its OLED iPhone displays. The 55-page complaint claims that the Cupertino company lied about the screen size by counting non-screen areas like the notch and corners. According to the complaint, the iPhone X’s display is “only about 5.6785-inches and not 5.8-inches, as advertised. Also read : Apple iPad 12.9-inch review It is not the first time Apple has been sued over its devices.

Earlier this year, a number of customers sued the company in separate 59 lawsuits over a software tweak that throttles some old iPhones. If you recall, the company was hit by another class-action lawsuit over “defective keyboards” in MacBook and MacBook Pro models. ONDECEMBER 15 "XIAOMI REDMI 7A, REDMI 7 AND REDMI 7 PRO SPOTTED ONLINE: REPORT" Xiaomi Redmi 7A, Redmi 7 and Redmi 7 Pro spotted online: Report The company has not offered any information regarding its upcoming Redmi 7 series.

(Representational image: Bloomberg) Three Xiaomi smartphones have been spotted on China’s Compulsory Certificate (3C), according to a report by Nashville Chatter. A screenshot of the list shows devices– with model numbers M1901F7E, M1901F7T and M1901F7C–being certified on November 29. It is being said that these might be the upcoming Redmi 7A, Redmi 7 and Redmi 7 Pro successors to the recently launched Redmi 6A, Redmi 6 and Redmi 6 Pro, respectively. The company is slated to launch its Redmi 7 series of smartphones sometime in mid-2019. According to the report, all three smartphones will come with 4G LTE and 10W fast charging support.