Galaxy Z Flip, Samsung’s new and seemingly the best on the market foldable smartphone, has been officially revealed and released in China. While the device is slowly reaching global release, hitting South Korean, US and UK markets this very day, there is barely a word about when will it reach Australia. All that is known is that Australian release will take place in ”the coming months”. Its price is expected to be something around 2100 australian dollars. Tweet Vote on ...

The update comes out a month before it was supposed to, but I imagine the Galaxy A30 owners will not mind.Software version number A305FDDU4BTB3 weights 1.4 gigabyte. It contains not only the newest OS and One UI 2.0, but also February security update. The only Android 10 functionality missing is the built-in screen recorder. Tweet Vote on HN ...

The series will premiere tomorrow, but its supposed prices have already leaked. Well, what can I say – these will not be cheap phones:Samsung Galaxy S20 (8/128GB) – 899/909 euro,Samsung Galaxy S20 5G (12/128GB) – 999/1009 euro,Samsung Galaxy S20+ (8/128GB) – 999/1009 euro,Samsung Galaxy S20+ 5G (12/128GB) – 1099/1109 euro,Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra 5G (12/128GB) – 1349/1359 euro,Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra 5G (16/512GB) – 1549/1559 euro.And they say that iPhones are expensive, ...

Additionally, the update will soon be available in Brazil, Canada, India, Italy, the Netherlands, Romania, Russia, Switzerland, and UK.As usually, update is available over the air. You can either download it automatically or go to Settings, Software Update and select the Download and install option. Tweet Vote on HN ...

I will always repeat it – it is good to see a company that takes care of its old products. Samsung has once again updated the four years old Galaxy S7 smartphone, this time with January security updates no. G930FXXS7ETA7. For now the patch is only available for UK’s O2 operator clients’. Tweet Vote on HN ...

Phone can already be pre-ordered: its price is Rs 23,999 for the 6GB of RAM, 128GB storage variant. Colour variants available are Blue, White, or Black Prism Crush. Device will reach retail and online stores on January 31. When using Amazon Pay, Samsung offers a one-time free screen replacement and 5% cash back. Tweet Vote on HN ...

Software version N960USQU3DTA4 is currently available for US Cellular, Xfinity Mobile, Spectrum Mobile, and Comcast carrier users, although with time it should become available or every carrier. Features included in the update are, among others, January 2020 security patch, Google’s navigation gestures, a native screen recorder and Focus mode, as well as various changes in the UI. The update is available, as usual, over the air. Tweet Vote on HN ...

Not all of them, though, but only the three largest ones: SK Telecom, KT and LG Uplus. Every carrier will get their own colour that will not be available anywhere else on the market. The colours will be: blue for SK Telecom, red for KT and pink for LG Uplus. Galaxy Z Flip’s standard colours, available from any source, will be black, white and purple.South Korea will most likely be the first market for the Galaxy Z Flip to launch at. Release date is February 11. Tweet Vote on ...

The phone can be bought in Ukraine, France, Netherlands and Bulgaria. Its price ranges from 340 euro for the 4GB/64 GB variant and 410 euro for the 6GB/128GB variant. Its specifications are:– 6,5′ AMOLED display, Full HD+,– 8-core Exynos 9611 CPU,– 4/6 GB RAM, 64/128 GB storage space,– microSD up to 512 GB,– 8 Mpix f/2.0 + 12 Mpix f/2.2 + 5 Mpix + 5 Mpix main camera, LED flash,– 32 Mpix f/2.2 selfie shooter,– 4000 mAh battery,– GPS/GLONASS,– LTE modem, Bluetooth 5.0, Wi-Fi 802.11ac,– dual SIM,– USB C ...

Owners of a Galaxy Note 8 unit obtained via Sprint are getting their newest security update right now. The update number N950USQS7DSL2 does not contain any new features, being limited to a number of Samsung and Android vulnerability fixes. As always, you can wait for it to download automatically or do it manually by going to Settings > Software update. Tweet Vote on HN ...