The Find 7, Oppo’s very much-anticipated flagship smartphone of 2014, is scheduled to be unleashed at a press conference being held in Beijing, on Wednesday, March 19. Its believed that some early models of the handset have been distributed to more employees for the final phase of testing, as we’ve starting to unearth a few more leaks, rumors and tips. The latest being submitted in the early hours of Sunday morning. comes courtesy of an anonymous employee who’s aim is to confirm that the handset will feature a whopping 50-megapixel camera.

The advantage of Samsung’s kitchen sink approach is that every once a while it manages to come out with a terrific product or service. Samsung’s Milk Music radio service is the perfect example of this and provides users access to over 13 million songs and 200 stations for free without any kind of advertisements, at least for the time being.

Sadly, the Milk Music app is only available to Samsung’s Galaxy devices owners in the United States. 

Chinese OEM OnePlus has been slowly revealing key details about its upcoming handset — the OnePlus One. It has already confirmed that the handset would be coming sometime in June this year for a price of under $400. Today, the company has revealed vital information about the chipset being used and the battery capacity of its upcoming flagship as well.

Earlier today, AT&T announced it will be the first operator in the United States to use the newly-established LTE-Advanced technique, ‘Carrier Aggregation’, to produce significantly faster 4G upload and download speeds on its rapidly-growing LTE network, which coincidently still holds the title of being the fastest in the U.S.

In less than two weeks from now, Oppo will reveal its latest flagship handset — the Find 7. Surprisingly, details about the handset are sparse excluding the fact that it would come in two variants, one with a 1080p display and another with a Quad HD display.

Today, the first photos of the Oppo Find 7 have made their way on the Internet showing off its sleek body and the crescent-shaped notification LED at the bottom.