The Wing and its swiveling dual-screen form factor has (remember, in the U.S. the phone is a Big Red exclusive) that users of the device will love to see. The update, Software Version F100VM10d, comes with the November security patch which is nearly two months old.
With the update, you can now send an app from the smaller second screen to the larger main screen. Using quick settings from the second screen, tap on "Send." To move an app from the larger main screen to the smaller display, tap on "Fetch" from the quick settings. Or you can use a three-finger swipe to ...
In its latest series , Samsung shows us how the lineup has evolved over the years. The new phones are expected to borrow the Note series' best feature, the S Pen stylus, and unfortunately, vanilla Note 20's worst feature too. The Galaxy Note 20 comes with and per leaker Roland Quandt, the Galaxy S21 might not offer a microSD card either.
The world's first Qualcomm Snapdragon 888-powered smartphone, the , has been released in China. The device boasts an impressive specifications sheet: 6.81 inches AMOLED panel with a 3200 x 1440 resolution and 120Hz refresh rate, an under-screen fingerprint sensor, a triple camera system with a 108MP main sensor, a 5MP telephoto unit, and a 13MP ultrawide module, and a 4,600mAh battery with support for 55W wired and 50W wireless charging.
Compared to so many other companies and businesses, not to mention most regular people, T-Mobile has had a pretty solid year, overcoming numerous legal, logistical, and technological obstacles in 2020 to , , and at an objectively insane pace.
It's no longer a big secret that 's newest Android and iOS-compatible intelligent timepiece is the greatest Apple Watch alternative to ever see the light of day, but much like Cupertino's incredibly well-reviewed model, the certainly doesn't come cheap, typically starting at $400.
At a recommended price of $699.99, it was pretty easy to write off the upper mid-range after waiting months on end for . Predictably enough, the Snapdragon 765-powered handset scored a cool $200 discount relatively quickly, which vastly improved its mass appeal in a crowded and incredibly competitive "5G value flagship" landscape.
While companies like and and one-time software support champion HMD Global hasn't even started delivering , Samsung is reportedly already spreading the One UI 3.0 love to its umpteenth devices.
There are a lot of affordable 5G-capable mid-rangers to choose from nowadays, but few such phones deliver the kind of bang for buck you can currently get with the deeply discounted .
If you're in the market for an affordable pair of trendy true wireless earbuds, we can totally understand why you'd rule out Apple's many popular options pretty much right off the bat. Whether we're talking about the "regular" or the , it's relatively easy to find cheaper alternatives with comparable if not superior features and capabilities made by a number of different companies.
might not be the world's most successful mid-range smartphone vendor, but as one of the very few budget-friendly handsets out there to come with a built-in pen, the certainly made its fair share of headlines this year.
, it's safe to say Android device manufacturers (that are not Google) have so far done a pretty terrible job of delivering the latest OS build to their greatest smartphones. For what it's worth, a number of companies are finally taking some (baby) steps in the right direction, with Asus, for instance, reportedly following Sony's suit as we speak to .
Whether or not Samsung still plans to release a powerhouse next year, the impending announcement of an is pretty much guaranteed to negatively impact the appeal of the existing stylus-wielding Note 20 and Note 20 Ultra.
Samsung is betting big on foldable phones and to make the form factor go mainstream, the company is reportedly planning to release next year - the Galaxy Z Fold 3, Z Flip 3, and an affordable device.
Earlier this month, we were sent of a prototype unit of the . Apparently, the device was put on sale on eBay a few days back for an asking price of $3,000.
If you're one of that might get excited about the prospect of a new ultra-high-end smartphone, you should know there's something in the pipeline likely to beat the Xperia 1 III to the punch when it comes to official US availability.
While with the eventual goal of shutting down the "Now Network" and migrating as many customers as possible to the nation's leading "Un-carrier", this transition from two wireless service providers to one major force to be reckoned with was always envisioned as a lengthy and fairly complicated process.
While some smartphone vendors are busy and other companies continue to slowly build buzz around their , Xiaomi has unsurprisingly taken the wraps off the world's very first mobile device powered by Qualcomm's latest top-shelf SoC.
You may not remember this now, but back when Wear OS made its debut under the old Android Wear label, was one of five major hardware manufacturers named by Google as key proponents of the software platform.
2020 was certainly a strange and agonizing year for many people, but if you're into high-end mobile technology, you can expect to start 2021 on a decidedly high note with the .
The US-based Fossil Group is by far the world's most prolific manufacturer of Wear OS-powered smartwatches, under . While Google's watchOS and Tizen-rivaling software platform has never been incredibly successful, it's hard to argue with the quality/price ratio of a deeply discounted Fossil Gen 5.
When Apple announced its decision to sell new iPhones without a charger, Samsung, Xiaomi, and OnePlus wasted no time in mocking the company. Since the Galaxy S21 series will likely also ship without power adapters, Samsung has quietly started that made fun of Apple. Xiaomi is being a little more transparent. The company's CEO Lei Jun has announced that the Xiaomi Mi 11 will come without a charger, ahead of its official launch (via ).
