2019-03-01 Exhibit

MAR 19 I I 27

nokia 3.2

Nokia 3.2 is a little cheaper,

starting at $139, features a large

6.26-inch TFT display with a similar

waterdrop notch as the Nokia 4.2.

The smartphone is powered by the

Snapdragon 429 chipset with similar

2GB + 16GB and 3GB + 32GB

memory configurations. There’s a

single 13-megapixel camera with

autofocus and a LED flash and a

front 5-megapixel camera which

also supports Face Unlock. Rest of

the features include a 4,000 mAh

battery, Android 9.0 Pie out of

the box and a dedicated Google

Assistant button.

Sony at MWC unveiled a

new flagship phone - Xperia

1. The device comes with a
   6.5-inch (3840x1644 pixels)
   OLED display that supports
   HDR10. The Xperia 1’s
   display uses a 21:9 aspect
   ratio. This makes the phone
   unusually tall—almost 8mm
   taller than Apple’s iPhone
   XS Max or Samsung’s new
   Galaxy S10 Plus.

Under the hood, the Xperia 1

has an octa-core Qualcomm

Snapdragon 855 SoC,

coupled with 6GB of RAM.

Also, there is the Snapdragon

Elite Gaming to handle

specifically processor-intensive

apps and games. The Sony

Xperia 1 runs Android 9.0 Pie

out of the box. It also features

an IP65/68 water resistance

rating and latest Bluetooth 5

technology. There’s support

for Hi-Res audio, including

Sony’s own LDAC Bluetooth

codec and aptX HD. The

battery measures at 3,300

mAh.

Beyond that, the Xperia

1 comes with triple

HMD, a home for Nokia phone has unveiled Nokia 9

PureView along with few other entry-level smartphones at

Mobile World Congress.

nokia 9

Nokia 9 is one of the most

interesting smartphones from

MWC. It uses technology

from the Light L16 camera,

released in 2018. There are

five camera sensors positioned

across its back, all five captures

the photo. All five pictures are

captured in different exposures

mode to form a single rich

dynamic image. The Nokia 9

PureView is a high-end phone

at $699

nokia 4.2
Nokia 4.2 is an upper-entry-
level phone with glass body
and a starting price of $169.
It also packs a waterdrop-
notch on top of the 5.71-inch
HD TFT display. On the
inside, there is a Snapdragon
439 chip with an Adreno 505
GPU and it will be offered
with either 2GB or 3GB RAM
options with 16GB or 32GB
storage, both of which will
be expandable. It has dual
rear cameras and the primary
being a 13-megapixel sensor.

Oppo showed its 10X optical

zoom smartphone camera at

the event in Barcelona. The

technology essentially uses a

combination of a 48MP primary

camera sensor, 120-degree

ultra-wide lens and telephoto

lens. When combined, these

cameras can shoot photos the

equivalent of 16mm all the way

up to 160mm. A 160mm lens

will not make the smartphone a

tool for telephoto photography.

The second and third cameras

have optical image stabilization

or OIS, and the latter has a

stabilization accuracy of up to

0.001445 degrees. Oppo’s 10X

optical zoom camera is said to

set a new benchmark for phone

cameras which are fast evolving

as an alternative to traditional

digital cameras. The 10x lossless

zoom helps the phone take on

entry-level DSLRs in the market.

Oppo demoed its prototype

smartphone at MWC which is

powered by Qualcomm’s latest

Snapdragon 855 processor and

the X50 modem. OPPO did not

share the model number of the

phone or when it will launch, but

the device looks similar to the

Find X but without a notch.

OPPO will also be coming up

with Breeno, AI-powered virtual

personal assistant in its new

products. OPPO said that this

personal assistant, as the hub

of the broader IoT ecosystem,

will be the central integrator

and controller of the expansive

platforms of IoT, wearables, V2X

and many more in the 5G+ era.

12-megapixel cameras: a 26mm

wide lens with an f/1.6 aperture,

a 52mm telephoto lens and a

16mm ultra-wide lens. The wide

and telephoto lenses support

optical image stabilization. Sony

is providing improved autofocus,

up to 10fps burst shooting.

The Xperia 1 will come in black

or purple in the US and it could

go for around $1,100