- source: German website AllAboutSamsung, - the units in question are supposedly ”advanced prototypes” of the two devices, - still no notches, screen cutouts instead, - no new info on specifications.
Nokia is known for always - although not neccessarily quickly or even regularly - updating its older smartphones. Year 2019 has not changed this: thanks to a tweet from Juho Sarvikas himself we now know which Nokia smartphones will be updated to 9 Pie in the next months: - Nokia 1 – beginning of 2nd quarter of 2019, - Nokia 2.1 – first ...
Xiaomi has just taken to Twitter to announce that their Redmi Note 7 budget smartphone will soon be debuting in India. The precise release date and price are unknown; the latter might be something around 10500 rupees for the normal model and 14000-15000 for the Plus one. Device's specs include Sony IMX586 48mpx camera sensor, Snapdragon 660 CPU, 3 or 4 gigabytes ...
Apple's newest iOS has just completed its betatests and is now available for everyone to download. The changes are... small: - fixed glitch where the screen would not scroll properly after a picture, - improved work of external loudspeaker devices in iPad Pro 2018, - HomePod fixes, Siri now listens better and random loudspeaker restarts fixed, - ...
Guys from Meizu have just presented us a concept of their newest smartphone, an interesting, perhaps even groundbreaking Meizu Zero. What is so cool about it? Oh, nothing, just the fact that it has no buttons and no connectors at all. All there is to this smartphone is its case, display and a touch frame on the right side of the device. Having no classic ...
Starting at an unspecified but supposedly near date, 1850 Target locations across the United States of America will accept Google Pay and Samsung Pay in addition to Apple Pay which it have already been supporting for a while now. Unfortunately, Target's RED cards cannot be added to any of the above payment methods; if you want to keep your 5% discount ...
Interesting. One extremely devoted fan of the old Fallout games have accomplished a pretty impressive task of making the old game work on a smartphone. They launched it on a pretty old by itself Lumia 950 XL. In order to pull it off, the fan had to use Windows 10 ARM, Windows OS version specifically made to work alongside ARM architecture processors. ...
Yet another live picture of Samsung's Galaxy S10+ has leaked online. As good as it is to get another glance at an exciting new smartphone, the picture itself does not tell us anything that a leak before that one have not. Guess we will still have to wait until February 20th to learn more about this particular smartphone.
Google News, aggregate of news from various online websites from all over the world, might be pulled out from Europe. The reason for this is a copyright laws directive that the European Parliament is currently working on. If the directive passes, it will give the authors of texts that Google News uses demand payment for their usage - all that it will ...
Donovan Sung, Xiaomi's spokesperson, has posted a quite interesting video on Twitter. The video depicts Bin Lin, the co-founder of Xiaomi, playing with a prototype unit of foldable Xiaomi device. Mister Sung also asks what should this device be called, so if you have come up with a good name, now is the time to use it. The device in question is a tablet ...
Just as Motorola has officially announced its newest lineup, the phones' specs have appeared on Slashleaks. While this info does not have to be 100% accurate, Slashleaks' reputation suggests that the site would only cite a trusted source: - 6.24-inch FHD+ display, - Snapdragon 632 / Snapdragon 636 CPU, 8 cores, - 4GB RAM, 64GB ROM, microSD up to 256GB, - ...
Earliest rumours placed the release of Galaxy F sometime in the first half of 2019; later info told us that the release will take place during the Galaxy S10 Unpacked event in February. Now, according to the Italian tech blog Tutto Android, we know that the Galaxy Fold device may be released sometime around March-April. The exact source of this rumour ...

