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Vernee, one of the smartphone makers whose name is not widely heard in international markets, will hear Apollo 2, the long-awaited flagship of Mobile World Congress this year. We will finally see the Vernee Apollo 2, which we had been waiting for since the last year, "it will come out." Giant televisions, well-prepared posters, and promotional texts will be featured at the MWC, while Vernee will present the Apollo 2 phone with Helio X30, MediaTek's strongest processor. The phone will come with a sleek design, not only to provide high quality and high performance but also to provide the excellent user experience.

The Apollo 2 will come with a simple and solid image of the full metal body together with a screen and frame design. The phone will look aesthetically pleasing with a 5.99-inch SHARP screen that fits 18: 9 flair and an 87% (by 87%) body-to-screen ratio when compared to previous models. The front of the Apollo 2 will be produced with 2.5D glass technology while the back side will have a double CNC shiny finished door. The 3D coating, the anodizing and the like, will provide a very comfortable grip. In addition to the Helio X30, Apollo 2 will come with an 8MP front camera, 16MP / 13MP dual rear camera with f / 2.0 aperture, PDAF and powerful night vision capability. The phone will have 6 GB of RAM and 128 GB of storage, which is worthy of an admiral's ship. On the other hand, the fast charging feature (24W Type-C) we see in almost all of the new phones will also be available in Apollo 2. Apollo 2 will be introduced to users with the latest version of Android 8.1.

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Lower Demand of MediaTek Helio X30, Possibly Cancel 50% of Production

Next-generation smartphone chipsets, most of which will be featured in new devices this year, will all be made through the new 10nm process which make them capable of producing more power using less energy. MediaTek, one of the world’s biggest chipset companies, announced its Helio X30 10nm chipset last year and was expected to begin shipping out to smartphone manufacturers sometime this month but new rumors suggest that the company plans to cancel 50% of its Helio X30 orders, due to a lack of demand. As MediaTek doesn’t own its own factories, its designs are manufactured by a third-party maker, namely TSMC.

These latest rumors and speculations stem from the company currently only having one client, Meizu, that has committed to make a smartphone featuring MediaTek’s new 10nm chip. Previously, Xiaomi and LeEco were supposedly also working on smartphones using MediaTek’s new chip with Xiaomi even ordering a custom version of the Helio X30 for itself but due to financial issues on LeEco’s part and unknown issues from Xiaomi, both companies have decided to back out.