A new update is currently available for Samsung’s Galaxy Wearable app. Version 2.2.23.19021251 of Galaxy Wearable has updated the app with One UI redesign, which does not add any new functions to the app but has significantly changed the interface – for the better, as far as I can judge. You can download the update from here. Play Store does not yet have this update available but it should get there soon. Tweet Vote on HN ...

DJ Koh, the chief of Samsung’s mobile division, has just officially announced that Galaxy Fold will indeed be available in India. Quoting the man, ”Indian market is, I clearly said, most important market — not only investment and everything, my long-term commitment is towards the market. In this market, why will I not deliver my newest technology innovation? Yes, I will do”. While Koh’s English leaves something to be desired, his message is clear: Samsung, at least officially, puts great value in the Indian market. Sadly, Koh did not say when exacly will Galaxy ...

This juicy bit comes from LetsGoDigital. According to them, Samsung’s wireless television set will be based on an electromagnetic belt installed somewhere between the TV and the wall behind it. This belt’s role will be to wirelessly support the TV with power taken from the powering station (which is wired to the outlet); it will achieve this with the use of its magnetic field. The station, by the way, will also serve as the TV’s loudspeaker.LetsGoDigital does not know when will this TV set come out, nor how much will it cost. The predictions so far are ”when it is ...

Thanks to a Prickart leak almost as large as this phone, we now know quite a lot about the upcoming Galaxy A60, Samsung’s next flagship. First of all, it will be large: 6.7′ display is one of the largest in Samsung’s offer. The phone’s front will be covered by a Super AMOLED Infinity-U display, Full HD+. There will also be a 32 Mpix selfie shooter sitting above it. The main camera will consist of the 32 Mpix + 8 Mpix + 5 Mpix lens. Display will have a fingerprint scanner built into it. The rest of the Galaxy A60 specs consist of the Qualcomm Snapdragon 675 CPU, ...

Not a whole lot is known about those projects. One of them is supposed to be a clamshell phone with foldable inner screen; it also has a secondary outside screen. The other one is an outward-folding device with an outside screen that may be similiar to Huawei Mate X. They will be released in either late 2019 or early 2020. Tweet Vote on HN ...

Just yesterday we wrote about how Galaxy A90 will possibly be a China-exclusive smartphone. Today, on the other hand, it turns out that perhaps this device will reach at least European shores as well. One Galaxy Club has discovered that an European variant of the device is also under development by Samsung under the model number SM-A905F. We do not know in which countries exacly will it be released, nor if its specs will be any different than the Chinese Galaxy A90. For more details about this device, check our news from ...

… 249 euro. We will spend this money on June, which is when the phone is supposed to come out. Will it be worth the price? Its specs, or what we know of it, look pretty good: 6.4′ Super AMOLED FHD+ display with built-in fingerprint scanner, made using the Infinity-U tech, Exynos 7904 CPU, 4GB RAM and 64GB storage space, all of it ran by Android 9 Pie with One UI. Phone’s camera, battery & other details are currently unavailable. Tweet Vote on HN ...

Ice Universe strikes again! Today, the leakster extraordinaire has brought us a handful of news about the upcoming Galaxy A90 by Samsung. According to the man, Galaxy A90 is being developed by the Chinese division of Samsung; this suggests that the device may be exclusive to this country. Some people believe, though, that this will only be the case for a short time and the smartphone will then come out in other countries as well. Other news speak of a so-called ”lifting rotary camera solution”. What it means is that Galaxy A90 will have a single camera setup that will rotate ...

The Verge has recently reported that a company called Spigen would take upon itself an interesting task of designing a case for Samsung’s new foldable device. Th company has been developing as many as 20 different prototype cases: now that the device has been officially revealed, Spigen has begun actual testing (which is odd, since you would think that Samsung would let them in on a secret so that the case can come out sooner. Hm). From what The Verge has learned, it seems that Spigen now wants to release three different Galaxy Fold case models: Thin Fit, Ultra Hybrid and Tough Armor. ...

At least not in physical stores. For some reason, this year’s Active Galaxy S smartphone will only be obtainable online. What is even more odd is that this device will not be called Active; again, we do not know why. Still, it will be Active in all but name: it will be a Galaxy S flagship with same specs and some rugged features added. In this case, these features will include display changed to 5.2′ 2540×1440 p, walkie-talkie communication, water and dust resistance and a thick case.Sadly, we do not know when and for how much will this smartphone be available. We will keep you ...