SINGAPORE - Comex, one of Singapore's biggest consumer technology shows, kicked off on Thursday (Sept 5) with the local launch of possibly the last full-fledged Android smartphone by Huawei - the Nova 5T.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE - Comex, one of Singapore's biggest consumer technology shows, kicked off on Thursday with the local launch of possibly the last full-fledged Android smartphone by Huawei - the Nova 5T.
Priced at $598, the Nova 5T runs on Huawei's flagship Kirin 980 AI processor and has five cameras, including four rear cameras. Pre-orders for the Nova 5T start on Friday and the phone will begin selling from Sept 14. Around 200 e-sport players from the region will compete for a total prize pool of $35,000 in six game titles and four different tournaments at EFA.
For photography buffs, the first Singapore Photography Festival will also be held during Comex 2019. Over 50 winning photographs from the Singapore Photography Award and World Photographic Cup 2019 are being displayed at level 3 of Suntec Singapore as part of the festival. There are also photography seminars and model photo-shoots to check out.
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