A mobile phone overseas market selling law has changed, every Tuesday morning to rob

The pace of mobile phone access to overseas markets has been staggering, and the sales model has shifted from the initial invitation system to last October's open purchase (but the incident that hit the server because of a short time user surge). A recent official blog announced that the future will be two Pacific hours a week in the early hours of 24 hours to sell a mobile phone, 16G memory price of 299 U.S. dollars, 64G to 349 U.S. dollars.

Before the invitation code this kind of hunger marketing method has been foreigners spit for speculation, and even said a plus invitation code was fired to thousands of U.S. dollars. The explanation at the time was that the sale was only to ensure supply chains. It is now sold every Tuesday local time for 24 hours, and successful users can transfer the invitation code to someone else (or sell it on ebay).

Others have interpreted the message as an addition to the OxygenOS of its new system this week. The original cooperation with CM in India has been a bit unpleasant, and almost to the California court. Despite a return to sales in India, the Liangzi is probably a knot. This week, a new system will be launched on Android Lollipop OS.

In the previous 36 Krypton interview, Liu said that overseas consumers relatively simple, as long as the products do well everyone will like. One user pointed out that a mobile phone player with a geek mentality would like a mobile phone that could brush countless ROMs. Let's see how much we can sell today.