The first renderings of the Realme C53 smartphone have appeared on the Web, and it is clear what inspired the company’s designers.

Realme smartphones have long been quite original, but for some reason the company decided not just to look at the iPhone once again, but almost copy it.

It is expected that the device will receive a 6.74-inch IPS screen. The teardrop notch hints at the budget, and although the price is still unknown, other parameters also indicate this. In particular, SoC UnisoT612. Also, the device will receive 6 GB of RAM and 128 GB of flash memory.

The main camera will have a resolution of 50 megapixels, and the additional one will be only 0.3 megapixels, which also speaks volumes about the positioning of the smartphone.

From the rest, we can distinguish a battery with a capacity of 5000 mAh with 33-watt charging and a case thickness of only 7.59 mm.

For the first time in the history of iPhone Pro Max smartphones, the new model will not be produced by Foxconn. According to recent data, the iPhone 16 Pro Max will be produced by Luxshare, and only by it.

The upcoming iPhone 15 Pro Max will still be built at Foxconn factories, like all Pro Max before it. But the most expensive Apple flagship of the 2024 model year will already move to Luxshare, and this company will have exclusive rights to release a smartphone.

Of course, Luxshare will not start from scratch. For starters, it will be Apple’s secondary partner for the iPhone 15 Pro and 15 Pro Max. In addition, allegedly it is she who will produce Apple’s mixed reality headsets.

As for Foxconn, the company will produce iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 next year, while Pegatron will produce iPhone 16 Plus.

While Motorola smartphones are rarely remembered in some countries, in others it is one of the market leaders, actively gaining momentum. For example, according to recent data from Canalys, in Brazil, Lenovo is in second place with a share of 31%, second only to Samsung with its 41%. At the same time, according to the results of the first quarter, Lenovo increased sales by 5%, while Samsung experienced a decline of 27%.

It is worth noting here that Lenovo no longer actually sells any smartphones under its own brand, so we are talking only about Motorola devices.

Brazil is just one country. However, it turns out that in all of Latin America, Motorola also ranks second with a 21% share, behind the same Samsung, which has 38% of the market. At the same time, Motorola increased sales in annual terms, while Samsung had a decline in deliveries.

Canalys data shows that Motorola is gaining momentum in Europe as well. Here it is in fifth place, but it still means that the company is one of the leaders. True, its share is only 3%, but the growth for the year was 13%.

However, in the case of Europe, the result of Transsion, which owns the Tecno and Infinix brands, is more impressive. It turns out that even in Europe this company is already in the top four with an increase of 188%! Again, as in the case of Motorola, in absolute terms, the company still has only 4% of the market, while Xiaomi already has 19% in third place.