This guide will help you install TWRP and root MT6737M Leagoo T1, the first step is to install TWRP custom recovery on the MT6737M Leagoo T1. The process contains quite a few steps, but most of them take just a few seconds. (more…)
We’ve got to hand it to Elephone; they never fail to shock. The latest news is the announcement of MTK6737 MT6737 Elephone S7, which renders show as having a Samsung Galaxy style edge to the glass. Whether the final product will actually look like this is up in the air. (more…)
Featuring the new MT6737T SoC is the Asus Pegasus 3 X008D. Recently previewed was MediaTek’s latest SoC MT6737 MTK6737T. These SoC are the followup to the well regarded MT6735. This phone is the new iteration of budget Asus Pegasus 2.
| Component | Spec |
|---|---|
| SoC | MT6737 MTK6737 |
| CPU | 64-bit 4-core [email protected] |
| GPU | Mali-T720 |
| Display | 5.2″@720p IPS |
| RAM | 2GB |
| ROM | 16GB (10GB for user) |
| Rear camera | 12MP |
| Front camera | 5MP |
| Compass | Yes |
| OS | Android Marshmallow |
| Fingerprint sensor | Yes |
Asus has made a move away from Intel and onto Qualcomm with their new Asus Zenfone 3 lineup, but with this latest budget offering of Asus Pegasus 3 X008D, they’ll be using the latest MTK budget SoC– MT6737T.
MT6737T is very good and can be considered a step above the Qualcomm Snapdragon 4xx series, and in some ways matches or exceeds the performance of Snapdragon 615.
The Pegasus 3 will also carry 2.5D Arc front glass. The official Asus announcement will be forthcoming on June 15th.
Just announced is MT6737M MT6737 MTK6737. This is MTK MediaTek’s latest update to the very popular MTK6735. (more…)
China brand HomTom has announced by HomTom official their latest mobile– HomTom HT17.
HomTom is a one of the newest brands out, but we yet have anything bad to hear about them.
HomTom HT17 review specs
This is the first official mobile to carry the latest budget SoC from MediaTek / MTK. The MT6737 is an update to MT6735.
Interestingly, the HomTom HT17 has Touch-ID. This in itself isn’t so interesting, but combined with the fact that the phone selling for $60 makes it a minor miracle. Usable Touch-ID, once reserved for $600 flagships is now coming in phones costing just a fraction of that.
We also see it has a relatively large battery at 3000mAh. Combined with the 720P display should provide 5-6 hours onscreen throughout the day for most users.
Another plus is that the HomTom HT17 also has the option to add a TD SD card up to 128GB.
It all looks great, a $60 mobile with a good sized battery, Touch-ID and Android 6. Doesn’t get much better than this. HomTom has shaken things up in the budget sector and we’re looking forward to seeing what else they bring to the table in 2016.
