To keep the price of the 'more affordable' Samsung Galaxy S10e down, Samsung had to cut back on some of the features found on the Galaxy S10 and Galaxy S10+. For example, the ultrasonic in-display fingerprint scanner found on those two models won't be found on the Galaxy S10e. Instead, the biometric reader is found on the side of the phone. The lower priced model doesn't have a curved edge screen, and it sports 'only' a dual camera setup on back compared to the trio of cameras found on the other two models.
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The classic Snake game that made its debut on Nokia phones back in 2007 and achieved popularity not long after, is now available to all Google Map users. Well, let's say that a very improved version of that game can now be played by Android and iOS users directly in Google Maps.
LG recently announced that one of its most recent flagships, the G8 ThinQ will hit shelves in the United States on April 12. However, customers can already pre-order the smartphone from various retailers, including Amazon, B&H, and Best Buy, and for very good prices we might add.
For a flagship smartphone family with stellar reviews and multiple reliable signs indicating strong early consumer demand, the Galaxy S10 trio has sure received a surprisingly high number of discounts already. But if you're not a fan of monthly installment plans or T-Mobile commitments in general, you may have been waiting for a good deal on an unlocked variant. Ideally, with a standard warranty included.
The Huawei P30 Pro – like the P20 Pro and Mate 20 Pro that precede it – is arguably one of the best camera phones out there thanks to its updated sensors, impressive low light performance, and advanced zoom capabilities. Despite this, there are still some missing features and Huawei recently explained why.
Instead of trying to be funny this April Fools' Day, which more often than not fails to hit the mark as far as tech-themed pranks are concerned, Motorola is as dead serious as ever about its killer deals on popular smartphones, discounting a whole bunch of them again to celebrate something special. Namely, April 3, the day on which the first-ever mobile call was made on a cumbersome Motorola "handheld" prototype 46 years ago.
Released earlier this month alongside the Galaxy S10 and Galaxy S10+, the Galaxy S10e is not just the smallest phone in Samsung's new Android flagship series, but also the most affordable one. Still, at its regular price (starting at $749.99), the S10e is definitely not cheap, so it's out of reach for many customers. But what if you could buy this handset for just $600 instead of $749.99? Well, you can do that at Walmart, but only if you intend to use the smartphone on AT&T, Verizon, or Sprint.
Last month, when Samsung announced the Galaxy S10 smartphone series, it said that all S10 models would be released with pre-installed screen protectors. And, sure enough, when the new phones hit shelves earlier this month, they did come with screen protectors on. Made by Samsung itself, these official screen covers are specially designed to ensure the proper functioning of the S10's touchscreen display, including the Ultrasonic Fingerprint Sensor that's hidden behind it (only on the S10 and S10+ models, but not on the cheaper S10e, which features a traditional fingerprint scanner).
Are you looking for some neat new games to play on your Android smartphone? If that's the case, you might be pleased to hear that several titles that are usually paid are now available for free on Google Play.
T-Mobile Galaxy S8/S8+ owners rejoice, as the Un-carrier has just kicked off the Android 9.0 Pie rollout. It's the third major carrier in the United States that offers this important update to Samsung Galaxy S8/S8+ users, after Sprint and AT&T.
It's not often that we see an Apple product launched on the market less than six months ago getting a $100 discount. But if you dig through all the deals many of the US retailers offer on a weekly basis, you can sometimes find what you're looking for.
Google Photos, the popular photo sharing and storage service created by Google, is now getting a small but important update on Android. A lot of users are taking advantage of the app/service combo and capture documents or receipts and store them for later use.
Sony is expected to shrink its mobile business even further after announcing its merger with the TV, audio and camera divisions earlier this week. Although it's not yet official, it appears that the Japanese company is doing more than just hide the mobile division's losses under a wall of profits coming from the other three business.
Google has just made it official that iPhone users of its ever-growing Gmail email app can now customize a number of swipe actions. The update is clearly meant to enable Gmail users to execute certain actions faster than before, but Google also mentions the addition of the new feature matches the brand new mobile redesign of the app that added many new productivity improvements.
Google made a pretty big splash right off the bat with its first in-house "smart display", which managed to undercut Amazon's popular Echo Show at a starting price of $149 while essentially offering the same functionality (minus a webcam for privacy reasons). Incredibly enough, the Home Hub was quickly discounted to as little as $99, either by itself or in different combinations with other smart home devices.
The past 10 days or so were quite eventful for Apple, but things didn’t transpire in the way most people expected them to, at least not before we got more information about the nature of the March 25 event. With the leaks about new Apple products coming steadily, people expected that hardware and software will share the stage at the Steve Jobs Theater. That wasn’t the case, however, and if anyone still needed proof that Apple is shifting its focus towards services, you couldn’t get a clearer one than what actually happened. Let’s talk some more about why Apple chose to go for the “quiet” product ...
The 5G revolution is about to begin, and even though it's getting clearer and clearer wide-scale network upgrade rollouts aren't exactly around the corner, we can't help but feel excited for absolute powerhouses like the Galaxy S10 5G and LG V50 ThinQ 5G.
Amazon makes without a doubt the most popular and well-known Alexa-powered smart speakers in the world, but the e-commerce giant is actually far from the only company holding off the rising Google Assistant threat. Interestingly, Harman Kardon, a Samsung-owned brand, sells voice-controlled devices with support for Alexa, Google Assistant, and Cortana, but not Bixby.
One month after the LG G8 ThinQ was first introduced, LG has today announced that its latest flagship smartphone will hit US stores and carriers starting April 12. And, for a limited time, it’ll be offering big discounts.