The Nubia X is a new Android phone with two displays and no notch

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as informed in It can be easy to say that smartphones have become boring and are no longer interesting, but a quick look at devices being launched in other parts of the world going to quickly prove you wrong. Most recently, ZTE's sub-brand Nubia launched a new phone that has not one, but 2 full-sized displays. The phone in question is the Nubia X, and in addition to a 6.26-inch LCD 2,280 x 1080 display around front by extremely little bezels and no notch, there's alextremely a 2nd monitor on the back that's an OLED panel by a resolution of 1520 x 720. You'll notice that the front of the Nubia X doesn't have a front-facing camera — one of the reasons Nubia was able to cram in such a large screen-to-body ratio without succumbing to the notch trend. Instead, your selfies are taken by the dual 16MP + 24MP rear cameras with the secondary display acting as your viewfinder.

2018's best Android phone

Huawei Mate 20 ProCool factor 5/5Usability 5/5Value for money 4/5The Huawei Mate 20 Pro ticks a lot of the right boxes: speedy processor, excellent camera, long battery life, advanced built-in artificial intelligence (AI) features. It is powered by a 7nm Kirin 980 AI chipdetermine that's speedy and more efficient than its predecessor, by 6GB of RAM and 128GB of storage. The triple lens set-up consists of a 40MP wide angle, 20MP ultra-wide angle and 8MP telephoto, delivering results previously not seen on a smartphone. I snapped large historical buildings in London without having to move further back, all captured out of the ultra-wide angle. The Huawei Mate 20 Pro is easily the best Android phone launched in 2018.

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