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The new phone, N1, has a swivel 13-megapixel camera that can be turned facing forward or backward, which Oppos says is superior to front mounted cameras. It also has a touch panel on the back of the cheap phones for sale to make self-portraits easier.The company has sold close to 3 million units of Find 5 in China alone. Released this February, the model was not the bestselling among the company’s portfolio, but “considering its 3000-yuan (HK$3,785) price tag, selling 3 million units is remarkable,” Lau said.

The rest of Oppo’s phones are priced between 1,000 yuan and 3,000 yuan.“Anyway, we are sure to sell more than 15 million cheap phones for sale  this year, with at least three million being the Find 5.”A recent IDC survey said Samsung led, with 17.6 per cent, and Chinese brands, including Lenovo (12.3 per cent), Yulong (12.2 per cent), ZTE (8.7 per cent), Huawei (8.6 per cent), and Xiaomi, all comfortably surpassing Apple.
Lau said the new phone would help Oppo expand globally, especially in developing markets, including Indonesia and Thailand, where “not a lot of phones have been sold, but our brand is building up,” he said.“What makes us different from other Chinese phone makers is that we put most of our efforts in our products. We aren’t too cosy with the media – we met the press the first time only last year,” he said.
Oppo was founded in 2008, and broke even in the same year, Lau said.

The company said its new phone’s camera applications allowed photos to be taken with a swipe of the back of the phone’s sensor.At a launch event in Beijing on Monday, presenters said the swivel camera - which can rotate 206 degrees - would also come in handy when users wanted to take surreptitious photos.m3Dddsq

“It will be useful when you come across a stunning woman on the street and wish to take a photograph of her, but pointing your cheap phones for sale  at her would seem rude,” a presenter said. “You can just rotate the camera.”The phone, N1, is said to be the first Android-powered smartphone with a six-piece lens design – conventional smartphones only boast five - and offers real-time video conferencing.

“It’s a dream phone for many people now who love to take great pictures of themselves - you don’t even have to photoshop them,” another presenter said.Maybe it says something about our society that a major, pressing issue for people is whether they have to shut off their cellphones for two ten-minute periods, a few times per year.

Pressure has been mounting of the Federal Aviation Administration to change rules requiring that all electronic devices be turned off during takeoff and landing — the periods during which even slight anomalies in instrumentation could cause potentially disastrous results. The problem is that the evidence that a cell phone or GameBoy could cause such anomalies has long been questioned. This week, the FAA is expected to finalize its recommendation to heed this fact and relax the restrictions on the use of cell phones at any point in a flight.

Appraising smartphone intellectual property is notoriously difficult, as Google discovered when it massively overpaid for Motorola’s patents in its $12.5bn acquisition in 2011. At that time the cheap phones industry’s patent wars were at their most ferocious, with rivals suing each other all over the world.
We know high megapixel counts don’t always guarantee great image quality, but the 1020 can actually deliver better images than most smartphones and even the cheapest of point-and-shoot cameras because of the aforementioned large sensor, allowing for more light per pixel.

Overall, as a smartphone, the 1020 comes the closest to matching the quality of standalone point-and-shoot cameras while still staying relatively slim and compact (versus the Samsung Galaxy S4 Zoom, see below). In casual photography, smartphones aren’t completely trumping regular cameras yet, but the 1020, which we think is the best cheap phones for sale camera currently available, is only the beginning of what’s to come.