Slashleaks, website dealing in finding and publicating smartphone info, has struck again, this time bringing us a tasty piece of Samsung news. Galaxy ON7, a mid-ranger from 2016, is getting a revamped 2017 edition. Judging by the acquired specification, it looks pretty good. See for yourselves:– 5.7 inch screen, 1920 x 1080,– MediaTek MT6757 CPU, 8-core, 2.3 GHz,– ARM Mali – T880 MP2 GPU (dual core),– 4GB RAM, 32GB internal memory,– 12mpx main and secondary cameras, FHD.We have no info on how will the device look like, how much will it cost or when will ...

So, yeah. Those of you guys who are packing a Sprint Galaxy Note 5 can rejoice, for an Adroid 7.0 Nougat update is coming to your smartphones. A 1.4 GB large update, version N920PVPU3DQC5, brings with it all of the Nougat’s features, as well as security patches from March 1st.Great? Not so good? Don’t care? Let me know. Tweet Vote on HN ...

Unless various sources are wrong, two mobile giants, Apple and Samsung, have just sealed a large deal. Apple has contracted Samsung to ship 70 to 92 million screen panels in 2017, and presumably an even larger number next year. Increase in production will require Samsung to pay $9 bilion to expand its OLED panels production.Apple and Samsung are rivals, at least when it comes to smartphones (a large consumer of OLED panels). It is interesting to see these two working together, or at least one working for another. What do you think? Is it just business, or are there some ulterior motives in ...

Samsung has just revealed that their latest (and, arguably, greatest) Galaxy S8 and S8+ will have an even better versions of themselves coming out soon. Both devices are supposed to get 6 instead of 4 gigabytes of RAM, as well as 128GB of UFS 2.1 flash storage instead of 64GB. According to Samsung though, these will not be released in U.S. (why, I do not know). If you were American, I wouldn’t worry. Even the ”normal” Galaxy S8/S8+ is a beautiful monster that has more processing power and memory than anyone needs it ...

The Samsung Galaxy S3 Neo features a 5.5-inch display featuring a Super AMOLED display and a 1280 x 720 pixel display with a 1.2 GHz quad-core processor, 1 GB of RAM and 8 GB of usable memory. Galaxy S3 Neo works on Android 4.3 with TouchWiz interface overlay. The device is powered by a WiFi module supporting the IEEE 802.11 standard, operating at 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz. The phone also supports Bluetooth 4.0, Wi-Fi Direct, DLNA, and NFC. Key Features of Samsung I9300I Galaxy S3 NeoBody Dimensions 136.6 x 70.8 x 8.6 mm (5.38 x 2.79 x 0.34 in)Weight 132 g (4.66 oz)SIM Dual SIM (Micro-SIM, dual ...

Looks like Samsung’s newest largest phone is just as popular as its regular sibling. According to a report from South Korea, Galaxy S8+ is seeing a 5% increase in production after retailers show an increased interest in obtaining large numbers of the phone. In layman terms, more people than expected want to buy Galaxy S8+. Samsung certainly cannot complain, since the increased interest means more money in the company’s pocket – Samsung forecasts a record breaking 2nd quarter for ...

According to Etnews, a Korean news website, 1,155,000 krw, or around $1026, is how much Chinese Samsung lovers have to pay if they want to get themselves a shiny, new, 6GB RAM-packing Galaxy S8. China’s Galaxy S8 will also have increased memory space, 128GB instead of 64GB. Curiously, the only colour version available there (at least so far) is Midnight Black. Why? I dunno. Chinese pre-orders of the phone will come with the addition of Samsung DeX dock instead; Western pre-orders, as we know, are adding a free Gear VR instead.6GB of RAM on a smartphone is, well, debatable. Do you ...

Oh noes? New Samsung flagships are strong enough to be able to use Google Daydream VR, but they seemingly lack the neccessary software. The reason for this may be that Samsung has its own VR gear to sell, like Gear VR – still, Google fans will be left disappointed… or maybe not! If you want to use your Google Daydream with a Galaxy S8 or S8+, all you have to do is change one line of code. Courtesy of VRheads, you can read about how to do it right here. Tweet Vote on ...

Samsung Galaxy S8 has a number of protective measures. The phone can be unlocked via a password, sequence, fingerprint scanner or facial recognition. It isn’t news that the phone’s fingerprint scanner does not work all that great – if previous leaks are to believed, it is why the phone has a facial recognition in the first place. Now, a YouTube user nicknamed MarcianoPhone is proving (though perhaps not beyond any doubt) that S8’s facial recognition is flawed as well.MarcianoPhone has uploaded a video in which he unlocks the phone using its facial recognition ...

Waaah, Samsung with Windows OS, what to do, what to do, waaaah, panic… no, nothing like that. It is just that Windows has seemingly decided that, if its phones do not sell very well, it will try to cash in on Galaxy S8’s success. This cooperation seems to be half-hearted at best, though, as its only result is Microsoft Edition, which is a completely normal Galaxy S8 with few Windows features: Cortana assistant (as if Samsung didn’t already have Bixby), OneDrive and Office. Most of those things you can already get on Play store ...