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We first reported two months ago that there's a new Galaxy A series device in the pipeline . The Galaxy A90 will be Samsung's first non-flagship 5G smartphone with high-end specs. Samsung hasn't said anything about such a device as yet. There has been a lot of circumstantial evidence lately about this device but it has finally broken cover in a new leak out. We can see the Galaxy A90 5G in what appears to be promotional material for the device. As expected, the design isn't all that different compared to the existing Galaxy A series. Latest leak finally shows off the Galaxy A90 5G From what we know so far, the Galaxy A90 bears model number SM-A908N and will work on 5G networks. It will most likely feature a triple camera system with a 48-megapixel primary sensor hooked up to an 8-megapixel ultra-wide and 5-megapixel depth sensor. The camera system will be mounted on a sliding and rotating contraption like the Galaxy A80 . There has also been some talk about an &qu

So, the Galaxy Note 10. Who is it for? Why does it exist? Everyone had those questions when Samsung made the Note 10 and Note 10+ official. Samsung told us the Note 10 is for newcomers to the Note family, those who want to see what the S Pen is all about without spending on the Note 10+, which comes at a $150 premium over its smaller sibling. And newcomers are certainly the primary target, since the Note 10 misses out on both a microSD slot and a headphone jack, something Note (and Galaxy) loyalists have come to take for granted. Is the Note 10 worthy of your consideration, or should you just save up and go for the Galaxy Note 10+ or perhaps opt for the Galaxy Note 9 from last year? That's the question I will answer in this review. However, before we get started, I need to point out that this isn't a full-fledged review. Since the Galaxy Note 10 is similar to the Galaxy Note 10+ in many aspects, I will be keeping many sections of this review short and focusing only on what

Samsung will finally release the Galaxy Fold in the next few weeks but there's already some interest in the handset's successor. The company's first foldable smartphone has been through a rollercoaster ride ever since it was first introduced earlier this year. Samsung has addressed the issues which delayed the April launch and is now confident that it will be able to live up to expectations . We've heard multiple times over the past few months that Samsung is working on new foldable smartphones as well. It's believed to be considering different form factors and may also launch a more affordable model as not everyone will be willing to spend $2,000 on a smartphone. We hear that one of the ways that Samsung might bring the price down is by opting for lower internal storage on the new Galaxy Fold. New Galaxy Fold could come with 256GB internal storage The original Galaxy Fold comes with 512GB of UFS 3.0 storage . Samsung gave this device the best of everything.

It may still be too soon to talk about the Galaxy S11 but we have received some interesting information about the flagship that we'd like to pass along. It appears that customers will be spoiled for choice when deciding how much internal storage they want on their Galaxy S11. Samsung is going to offer four internal storage options for the Galaxy S11 series, which will unquestionably include multiple models. We hear that the options will range from 128GB all the way up to a whopping 1TB. Galaxy S11 storage options It has technically been possible to have a terabyte of storage in your Samsung smartphone for a couple of years now. A 512GB Galaxy Note 9 coupled with a 512GB microSD card would yield the same result. However, a terabyte of internal storage will be nothing to scoff at. It may ostensibly be super-fast UFS 3.0 storage. That's the standard Samsung chose for the Galaxy Note 10's internal storage . There's a good chance that we may also get UFS 3.0 stora

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Sony Mobile will be launching new hardware at the IFA 2019 tradeshow on 5 September at 1pm CEST (12pm BST). That shouldn't be much of a surprise, Sony has launched new Xperia handsets at the Berlin-based tradeshow for as long as we can remember. What we are able to share are the first pics of the latest Xperia flagship. You can see that it sports a similar 21:9 form factor as the Xperia 1, as well as a triple-camera set up – although the location of the latter has moved from the middle to the top left. Judging from the photos, Sony has kept the dedicated camera button, with other button placement similar to the Xperia 1, including the recessed fingerprint sensor. The specs of the Xperia 1 successor remain a mystery for now, but 5G could be on the cards, with Sony showcasing a number of prototypes earlier in the year. As soon as we have any further information we will keep you posted. #Google #Android #Smartphones #OS #News @ndrdnws #ndrdnws #AndroidNews

Samsung is bringing the Galaxy Watch Active 2 to the market a couple of weeks earlier than initially planned. At least this is the case in South Korea where the Bluetooth models will be available for purchase on September 6 after a pre-sale period of a few days. Both the 40mm and 44mm Galaxy Watch Active 2 models will have a pre-sale period starting today, August 30, and ending with September 5. The smartwatch will then ship to customers on September 6. Interestingly enough, this is the same date on which the redesigned Galaxy Fold is expected to launch in South Korea. The aforementioned launch details pertain only to the Bluetooth Galaxy Watch Active 2 models and, as yet, there's no new info regarding the availability of the LTE variants. The Bluetooth models can be acquired with an aluminum or stainless steel casing. The latter will launch in Aqua Black, Cloud Silver, and Pink Gold, while the former will launch in Black, Silver, and Gold. The 40mm aluminum variant wi

Samsung is far from done with its 2019 Galaxy A launches , but its 2020 Galaxy A lineup has already started doing rounds on the internet. We recently reported about the Galaxy A71 and A91 , both of which will be coming to Europe with Android 10 next year. The former has now popped up on the benchmarking website Geekbench (spotted by MySmartPrice ) , revealing some key details. 8GB RAM, Android 10, and more An unannounced Samsung smartphone with model number SM-A715F has just been spotted on Geekbench. The listing reveals that the smartphone, which should be the Galaxy A71, will have 8GB of RAM and will come with Android 10 out of the box. The benchmark has also detected a Snapdragon 675 SoC, the same processor that powers the Galaxy A70 , as well as its upcoming "s" variant, the Galaxy A70s . The Galaxy A71 is a smartphone rumored for an early 2020 release. However, if that happens, Samsung could be planning a big overhaul of its software policy. The company may act

Samsung is rolling out a second software update with the August security patch for the Galaxy S10 lineup in some markets. The same update, which is identified by software version  G97*FXXU3ASH6 , is also rolling out as the first August update in other countries that didn't get the previous release. These countries include Colombia, Australia, and Belgium; Italy and Serbia, meanwhile, are on the list of countries that also got the previous August update. As has been the case before, Samsung has simply copied over the changelog from earlier Galaxy S10 updates, mentioning stability improvements for Wi-Fi, camera, and Bluetooth. We couldn't find anything new or different other than the renaming of the Call and Message Continuity feature, found in the  Advanced features  menu of the phone settings, to  Call and text on other devices . Samsung announced in its Samsung Members community earlier this week that Call and Message Continuity would be getting renamed, and it's likely

Samsung's newly announced mid-range smartphones, the  Galaxy A30s  and  Galaxy A50s , will be available in Vietnam starting September 13. The devices are upgraded variants of the Galaxy A30 and Galaxy A50 ( review ) launched earlier this year. Samsung announced the phones last week but did not reveal any pricing and availability details. Galaxy A30s, A50s prices revealed The Galaxy A30s and A50s are Samsung's latest mid-range offerings. Both devices pack triple rear cameras, with the A30s featuring a 25MP+8MP+5MP setup, while the A50s gets a 48MP+8MP+5MP setup. Selfie cameras are 16MP and 32MP sensors, respectively. Other specs include a 4,000 mAh battery with 15W fast charging, 6.4-inch Super AMOLED Infinity-V/U display, on-screen fingerprint sensor, octa-core processors, and up to 6GB of RAM and 128GB of storage. You can read more about the newly launched smartphones here . In Vietnam, Samsung is launching only the 4GB+64GB variant of both devices. The Galaxy A30s costs

Two of Samsung's Galaxy M series phones are being updated with the August 2019 security patch in various markets. The Galaxy M20 is receiving a new update with software version  M205GDXS2BSH2 in Indonesia, Vietnam, Malaysia, Thailand, and the Philippines and the Galaxy M30 is getting an update with software version  M305FDDU1BSF2 in India. We don't know the changelog for the Galaxy M20 update yet, but the Galaxy M30 update for India brings improved camera stability. Features like QR scanner and a dedicated Night mode, which recently arrived on the Galaxy M40 , are not part of the update for the M30. As for the August security update, it fixes 17 vulnerabilities that affect only Samsung Galaxy devices and seven critical vulnerabilities found in Android OS. More details of the patch can be found in this article . If you own a Galaxy M20 or Galaxy M30 in one of the markets mentioned above, you should see a notification for the update arrive on your handset in the next few