Android phone reviews and specs from TC Mobile cover models from Tecno, Huawei, Infinix and Leagoo, with prices, availability and launch details. Buyers weighing a dual-screen phone will also find a guide to who actually benefits from one.
The Huawei Nova 5 went on sale in China in July 2019 and is no longer sold new. Its last software line was HarmonyOS 2, which arrived in 2021 and got maintenance builds through 2022. Third-party reporting found it missing from the HarmonyOS 3 device list, so don’t expect new features. The Nova 6 replaced…
The Infinix Hot 7 Pro is a 2019 budget phone that Infinix no longer sells, and it stopped getting software support long ago. It shipped with Android 9 Pie, and Google stopped releasing Android 9 security patches in early 2022. Its current successor in the Hot line is the Infinix Hot 70, launched in May…
The Infinix Hot 7 is a 2019 budget phone. Infinix no longer sells it, and it no longer gets updates. It shipped with Android 8.1 Oreo, which Google stopped supporting long ago, so it is now only worth considering as a cheap used backup phone. The Hot line has since reached the Hot 70, launched…
Tecno stopped selling the Tecno Spark 3 Pro new years ago, and it gets no software updates. It launched in April 2019 with Android 9 Pie, and current Spark phones ship with Android 16. In the Spark range, the 2026 replacements are the Spark 50 4G, the Spark 50 5G and the Spark 50 Pro,…
Tecno stopped selling the Spark 3 years ago, and it no longer gets software or security updates. It launched in early 2019 with Android 9 Pie and never moved past that era’s software. Tecno has replaced it with newer Spark models every year. The current ones are the Spark 50 5G and Spark 50 4G,…
