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The Samsung Galaxy S22 series in European Prices have been leaked

By pratik patil January 24, 2022

Samsung has dispelled any remaining doubts that the upcoming Galaxy S series device would essentially be a Galaxy Note 20 successor. The Galaxy S22 Ultra is believed to include a dock for the S Pen pen, which will be a first for a non-Note phone. It will most likely be followed by a Plus and a regular variant, both of which we already know quite a bit about. There haven’t been many speculations concerning the pricing of the Galaxy S22 series, and the most recent one isn’t exactly promising.

The Galaxy S21 series is $200 less than the Galaxy S20 lineup across the board, starting at $799. According to a recent leak, Samsung will raise prices by $100 in the US, which means the base Galaxy S22 model is going to cost you $899. It’s hard to make sense of this supposed pricing strategy, because, despite the lower price, the Galaxy S21 family didn’t outsell the S20. European consumers can breathe a sigh of relief as trusted industry insider Roland Quandt, who tweets from the handle @rquandt, has posted prices for the entire range and there appears to be no change.

Prices for the Galaxy S22 in Europe

🔖€849 for the 8/128GB Galaxy S22

🔖€899 for the Galaxy S22 8/256GB

🔖€1,049 for the Galaxy S22+ 8/128GB

🔖€1,099 for the Galaxy S22+ 8/256GB

🔖€1,249 for the Galaxy S22 Ultra 8/128GB

🔖€1,349 for the Galaxy S22 Ultra 12/256GB

🔖€1,449 for the Galaxy S22 Ultra 12/512GB

The Galaxy S22 model with 8GB of RAM and 128GB of storage is expected to cost €849, the same as last year’s Galaxy S21. Similarly, the base model Galaxy S22 Plus may cost you €1,049. The base Galaxy S22 Ultra variant will cost €1,249 but the catch is that, unlike last year, the base model won’t offer 12GB of RAM and you’ll have to settle for 8GB instead. That’s not to be ignored with the recently leaked infographics implying that the base version of the Galaxy S22 Ultra will have 12GB of RAM and 128GB of storage. This rumour also mentions a 16GB model. An industry insider previously hinted that RAM options include 8GB, 12GB, and 16GB. Thanks to upgraded camera sensors and a fresh design with consistent bezels, the Galaxy S22 and S22 Plus appear to be excellent in their own right.

At the end of the day, since the Apple iPhone, 13 mini starts at $699 and the Google Pixel 6 starts at $599, the cost will be a critical factor to monitor. Of course, the small is, well, a tiny, and hasn’t received much love from customers, while the Pixel 6 pair has proven to be a troublesome nightmare. The Galaxy S22 might be the finest smartphone of the year if Samsung delivers a polished product.

The Xclipse 920 GPU in the Samsung Exynos 2200 reveals benchmark results

By pratik patil January 24, 2022

Samsung released the Exynos 2200 flagship chip this week, with a CPU architecture similar to the Snapdragon 8 Gen1 Dimensity 9000, but a GPU based on AMD RDNA2 to create the Xclipse 920, which supports advanced variable refresh rate, ray tracing, and other features, claiming to provide an unmatched gaming experience.

Recently, the Samsung Xclipse GPU benchmark scores were revealed through Geekbench 5. The Geekbench score shows that the test platform is Samsung SMS908B, 8GB RAM, Android 12 system, the final OpenCL score can reach 9143, the lower also has 8266. Wccftech identifies it The GPU has 3 Compute Units, which the media says could mean 3 WGPs, which means it could have 384 stream processors. Moreover, it operates at an astonishingly low clock speed of 555 MHz frequency, which was previously 2.3 times.

Additionally, Geekbench boasts 4GB of video memory (which should be shared by system RAM) and 384 stream processors. In a side-by-side comparison, the Snapdragon 8 Gen1 is around 6200 in the same test, the Snapdragon 888 is around 4835, and the Apple A15 Bionic is 14556. The Exynos 2200’s end performance is still quite promising, at least as far as these performances are concerned. Of course, in addition to card performance, final power consumption, temperature control, ion set optimization, etc. also need to practice for the final test.

Samsung Exynos 2200 is one of the most recent Armv9 CPU cores to be released. One Arm Cortex-X2 core, three Cortex-A710 big cores for balanced performance and efficiency, and four tiny cores for energy efficiency make up the octa-core CPU’s tri-cluster architecture.

A possible launch date for the Google Pixel Watch has been leaked

By pratik patil January 23, 2022

The major question is what device to replace the Apple Watch, which has been on my wrist for almost as long. However, considering the long-awaited Google Pixel Watch is slated to be introduced this year, this may not be such an issue.

We showed you images of the timepiece’s circular form earlier this year, and we provided some marketing presentations of the gadget last month. Initially, tipster Jon Prosser predicted that the watch will be revealed alongside the Pixel 6 line, but that didn’t happen. Then he revealed that Google has moved the deadline back to the current quarter, which ends in March.

According to Prosser, the Google Pixel Watch will be launched at Google I/O.

Now, Prosser has changed the date again and says Google will make the Pixel Watch official on Thursday, May 26, adding that this is the “first time we’ve seen a fixed date on the device behind the scenes.” Based on the traditional Google I/O developer conference dates, the intro could take place at the event. Just like with Pixel phones, testing Android’s capabilities on the phone, we wouldn’t be surprised to see Google do the same for Wear OS with Pixel Watch.

While not much is known about the specifics of the watch, marketing images and renders both show a round display with 2.5D glass and not too large bezels. on the right side of the watch. While we’re unable to determine what health-related features will be found on the phone, one of the renders shows a watch face with a heart rate reading displayed in large numbers. The screen is colorful and appears to use Android 12’s Material You design, which includes bright pastel hues. The effect on a smartphone with a 6.4 inch or 6. The 7-inch screen is one thing, but the effect on a much smaller smartwatch is another and it lights up the watch face.

Google’s trust in Wear OS has been restored.

The Pixel Watch was slow to come and go in 2019, while the Pixel 4 series was supposed to present Apple and Samsung with a legitimate challenger, a last-second rumour suggested the smartwatch would appear at the Made by Google event. of this year with the feature-rich Pixel 4 lineup. But the Watch never showed up, and it’s said that one of the reasons for this disappointing turn of events was Google’s lack of faith in the Watch OS. In November 2019, Google’s parent company Alphabet announced it would spend $2.1 billion to buy Fitbit and said it hoped the acquisition would help improve Wear OS.

At last year’s Google I/O, Samsung and Google surprised many when they collaborated to improve Wear OS to make apps open and capable, while improving battery life in smartwatches. by Sammy. The partnership between Samsung and Google included taking the best features of Samsung’s Tizen OS and Google’s Wear OS and combining them. As Google said in a tweet on May 18, “We’re combining the best of @wearosbygoogle and @SamsungMobile Tizen into one unified wearable platform. Apps will start faster, battery life will be longer, and you’ll have more choices than ever before, from devices to apps and watch faces. #GoogleIO.

Samsung’s Galaxy Tab S8 family has just been leaked on Amazon

By pratik patil January 21, 2022

If you were still unsure about the specs, features, designs, price points, or release date of Samsung’s impending ultra-high-end Galaxy Tab S8 family, Amazon is here to bolster the already reliable information disclosed by multiple tipsters and leakers over the previous few months.

The early Tab S8, S8+, and S8 Ultra listings that went online earlier today in Italy and France have now been withdrawn, but because you can’t really delete anything from the internet anymore, here’s everything Amazon disclosed, confirmed.

Images and specifications for the Samsung Galaxy Tab S8, Tab S8+, and Tab S8 Ultra.

Unlike the 2020 Galaxy Tab S7 lineup, the highly anticipated Tab S8 series will feature three main models, with the absolutely gigantic new 14.6-inch Ultra variant unsurprisingly grabbing the first attention. While some say there’s no bad publicity, the Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra already seems to be generating some controversy on at least two fronts. First, there’s Samsung’s unusual choice of using a notch rather than a pair of symmetrical top and bottom screen bezels, which, by the way, isn’t (so) neatly hidden in the undoubtedly official image of the product leaked by Amazon. Perhaps more importantly, this Android-based juggernaut was priced at €1,159.34 in a WiFi-only configuration and €1,308.10 with 5G connectivity built-in for a short time, which seems pretty hard to swallow.

of course, we expect Europe’s recommended prices to be more… round, those numbers are pretty much on the same playing field as was rumoured last week. While these were moderately accurate, the Tab S8 Ultra is pretty much guaranteed to start at around $1,150 and $1,300 in the US with WiFi and 5G respectively, plus a modest (for $1,000+ standard) 128GB storage. internal storage.

Amazon, ironically, appears to have “leaked” more graphics but less information overall on the presumably less intriguing 11-inch Tab S8 and 12.4-inch Tab S8 Plus than their larger, badder, and more expensive brother.

For example, there’s no fresh information on non-Ultra retail price, but we expect the no-notch Galaxy Tab S8 and Tab S8+ will cost roughly $800 and $950, respectively, in the United States, with 128GB of storage and no 4G LTE or 5G capabilities.

Samsung Announces February Galaxy Unpacked Event and Teases Most Notable S Series Smartphone

By pratik patil January 21, 2022

Whenever I look around, I’m amazed at how much invention there is in today’s world. But it is the development of the smartphone that excites me the most. With the touch of a finger, this single gadget ushered in new digital industries like remote work, education, entertainment, and fitness, as well as the capacity to capture, explore, and interact with anyone, anywhere. The smartphone is a doorway to limitless advancement. And it is something we at Samsung have never taken for granted.

It’s not enough for mobile innovation to simply move in lockstep with the rest of the world. We need to stay ahead of the curve so that our technology can help us alter the way we interact with the world and make our lives simpler. That is why we strive to continuously defy the rules.

To Begin the Next Chapter in Smartphone History, We Must Break the Rules

In 2011, the Galaxy Note combined the convenience and portability of smartphones with the large screen and notebook-like functionality of tablets. Some objected to the 5.3-inch screen – considered huge at the time – but Note created a legacy where a large screen is now the norm. Even the S Pen surprised everyone. It allowed people to combine creativity and productivity – whenever inspiration struck, they could quickly jot down their ideas and thoughts in Samsung Notes. In 2019, we once again dared to redefine smartphones. We launched our Galaxy Z Fold series and it brought a whole new form factor to the mobile phone industry. Our industry-leading foldable design has changed the way people use their phones. With Flex mode, video calls are hands-free and easier. And multitasking with multiple windows is also a breeze, as your phone becomes a tablet in the blink of an eye. And once again the industry has taken notice, with many mobile phone companies now following in our footsteps to make flyers the next big thing.

Listening to customers and taking notes are two ways to innovate

In a sea of smartphone sameness and repetitive upgrades, our goal remains the same: to recognise the signs of change — by listening to your input — and to keep delivering mobile experiences that enable us all to develop.

Many of you were disappointed when Samsung failed to announce a new Galaxy Note last year. You adored the Galaxy Note series’ unrivalled inventiveness and efficiency, which allowed you to go from gaming bliss to high-octane productivity in the twinkling of an eye. You gushed over the realistic S Pen, which many compare to writing with ink. We haven’t forgotten about the adventures you like.

Catalyzing the galaxy’s next evolution For years

Samsung has converted skeptics who thought our ideas were impossible. Whether it’s an oversized screen, a stylus that no one knew they needed, or a professional camera that could truly lift mobile photography out of the dark. With each new evolution of Samsung Galaxy devices, we’ve introduced features that redefine the entire mobile category. And we’re about to rewrite the industry rules once again. At Unpacked in February 2022, we’ll introduce you to the most remarkable S-series device we’ve ever created.

The next generation of Galaxy S has arrived, bringing together the greatest experiences of our Samsung Galaxy into one definitive device. never captured with a phone. You’ll also dominate the day with power, speed and tools you won’t find anywhere else. You’ll enjoy cutting-edge innovations made possible by the smartest Galaxy experience ever. All, while feeling good to be part of the most durable ecosystem galaxy.

[Latest] Live pictures of the Samsung Galaxy A53 5G highlight the design and back camera setup

By pratik patil January 20, 2022

A Samsung Galaxy A53 5G is about to be released, and 91mobiles has got live shots of the device. The Samsung Galaxy A53 5G‘s design and back camera setup are seen in the live photos. This future mid-range 5G smartphone has already been leaked and has also surfaced on a number of certification websites. Last month, we reported that Samsung has started mass manufacturing of the Galaxy A53 5G smartphone in India. Furthermore, renders of the phone have leaked online, and we also have some information regarding its specs.

Live Photos of the Samsung Galaxy A53 5G

It’s the first time we’ve seen live photos of the Samsung Galaxy A53 5G smartphone. The frame, back panel, and moulds of the smartphone are visible in the live shots. A few details, like the triple back camera arrangement and curved edges, are confirmed in the pictures. These graphics back up what we have seen a few months ago.

Specifications for the Samsung Galaxy A53 5G

TENAA just listed the Samsung Galaxy A53 5G, revealing its crucial characteristics. We know it’ll have a 6.46-inch FHD+ AMOLED display with a punch-hole design and an in-screen fingerprint sensor according to the listing.

The smartphone’s CPU is expected to feature a clock speed of up to 2.4GHz, and it will be powered by the Exynos 1200 SoC, according to prior sources. According to a recent Geekbench listing, the phone will have at least 6GB of RAM and run the Android 12-based OneUI interface. However, the most recent TENAA listing shows a phone with 8GB RAM, implying that there will be two RAM+storage possibilities. The phone will have storage options of 128GB and 256GB, according to the description.

On the rear, there’s a triple camera combination of 64MP, 32MP, and 5MP, while on the front, there’s a 12MP + 5MP dual-camera arrangement.

The ad also discloses that the phone will have a 4,860mAh battery (presumably billed as 5,000mAh) and that the phone would only come with a 15W charger in the box, according to a 3C listing. The Samsung Galaxy A53 5G will weigh 190 grammes and have dimensions of 159.5 x 74.7 x 8.1 mm.

We should learn more about the Samsung Galaxy A53 5G in the following days, as the phone is expected to be released soon. Samsung is expected to announce a launch date shortly, and it should be available for purchase in India before the end of the year.

Apple iPhone SE+ 5G dummy, 3D printed, shows the same old design

By pratik patil January 20, 2022

The proportions and overall appearance of the iPhone SE in 2022 will most likely remain the same as the 2020 model, but there is some question about the front – will it still have a forehead and chin or will it adopt a notch?

This feature is inexplicably missing from the CAD design sent to CoverPigtou by @xleaks7. It was used to 3D print dummies for the iPhone SE+ 5G, which will be released later this year. It lacks the Home button, as you’d anticipate from a design based on the iPhone X rather than the iPhone 8 like the current SE does.

The missing button isn’t a certainty that the next SE will convert from a fingerprint reader to a Face ID, but such features are normally kept in place for testing cases and screen protectors. All of the other buttons are still there, and they’re in the same places as previously. The dimensions of the phone are also the same – 138.4 x 67.3 x 7.3 mm (8.2 mm with the camera bump). This will make it one of the tiniest smartphones available in 2022, and it will most likely be compatible with existing SE cases.

The Apple logo, which has been shifted higher for whatever reason, is the only thing that might create problems (it used to be centred). Apple will be able to squeeze a bigger display on the iPhone SE+ 5G if it adopts a notched design. However, a significant increase in screen size is not predicted until the following generation, with the iPhone SE rumoured to feature a 5.7″ display in 2023/2024.

The model for 2022 is still unknown. Apple is expected to introduce the SE+ with the new iPad Air in March or April, according to rumours, so expect more big leaks shortly.

Qualcomm Vodafone unveiled the World’s First Integrated iSIM technology Smartphone Demonstration

By pratik patil January 19, 2022

Vodafone, Qualcomm Technologies Inc, and Thales have teamed together to show a working smartphone using iSIM (based on the ieUICC[1] GSMA specification), a novel technology that allows a SIM card’s functions to be incorporated into a device’s main CPU. This achievement paves the path for the technology’s commercialization, which might result in a slew of new products that employ iSIM to connect to mobile services.

Qualcomm announces smartphone using iSIM technology

The iSIM embeds SIM functions into the device’s main CPU, allowing for greater system integration, improved performance, and more memory capacity. It conforms with GSMA regulations. This is the most recent advancement in SIM technology, in which ‘eSIMs’ are incorporated into gadgets. eSIM, on the other hand, necessitates the purchase of a separate chip: This is no longer essential with iSIM, which eliminates the requirement for specific space for SIM services.

iSIM technology is a significant advancement over existing eSIM solutions, providing wholesale benefits to both consumers and telecom operators. It also paves the way for mobile services to be integrated into devices other than mobile phones, such as laptops, tablets, virtual reality platforms, IoT devices, wearables, and more. The iSIM is embedded into the device’s application processor, providing a number of advantages:

⚈By freeing space formerly occupied within a device, it simplifies and improves device design and performance.

⚈SIM functionality is combined with other key components like the GPU, CPU, and modem in the device’s primary chipset.

⚈Allows the operator to provision SIMs remotely using the current eSIM infrastructure.

⚈Allows a variety of devices that previously couldn’t have SIM capability to connect to mobile services.

A proof-of-concept (POC) demonstration took place in Europe, one of the regions with the highest smartphone penetration in the world. The POC illustrates the business readiness and efficiency of technology running on existing infrastructure, leveraging Vodafone’s advanced networking capabilities. In the demonstration, the proof-of-concept device used on Vodafone’s network was based on the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip3 5G powered by a Snapdragon 888 5G mobile platform, which incorporates a Qualcomm secure processing unit running the system operating Thales.

Apple drops new iPhones SE+ 5G and iPad Air 5 in Russia listed by EEC

By pratik patil January 19, 2022

In the timetable of Apple’s spring conferences planned for March or April, there must be a new iPhone SE 3 as well as the iPad Air 5 Apple has now filed fresh references with the Eurasian Economic Commission, which makes public Apple’s files for several years prior to the launch of its products. The EEC provides only the most basic information.

Only the device’s kind, operating system, and model number are known. This is sufficient, though, to identify the entrance of certain innovations. New iPhone models with the reference numbers A2595, A2783, and A2784, as well as new iPad models with the reference numbers A2436, A2588, A2696, A2759, A2437, A2589, A2591, A2757, A2761, A2766, and A2777, have recently been registered by Apple.

Surprisingly, some of the iPad references were already released last May, with no commercialization since. For the moment we will not know more, but the arrival of the spring novelties is materializing! Remember that the new iPhone SE should be a small update of the current model, with only two main innovations: the transition from the A13 chip to the A14 chip in addition to 5G support.

For the iPad Air 5, we are talking about the transition from the A14 chip to the Apple A15 chip, the introduction of a 12-megapixel ultra-wide-angle front camera with Center Frame functionality, the arrival of a flash to the back and the transition to 5G for the modem of the cellular versions.

The iPhone SE+ 5G will likely retain its antique look with a 4.7-inch screen and Home Touch ID button, but it will get the A15 Bionic chip from the iPhone 13 series and 5G connectivity. The iPad Air (2022) will also adopt the A15 Bionic chip, the 12MP ultra-wide front camera with Center Stage support from the latest iPad mini and 5G for the connectivity model. The third-generation iPhone SE and fifth-generation iPad Air are expected to arrive this spring.

The Samsung Galaxy A53 5G with 15W fast charger has passed 3C certification

By pratik patil January 18, 2022

The Samsung Galaxy A53 5G, Samsung’s next high-end phone, was leaked a few months ago. The next Galaxy phone was discovered in the Geekbench test database last month, revealing several critical specifications. The future Samsung Galaxy A53 5G has now been discovered on the 3C certification website. The phone will come with a 15W charging adaptor, according to the certification website.

The Samsung Galaxy A53 5G is expected to come with a 15W adapter!

The 3C certification listing reveals that the Samsung Galaxy A53 5G will carry the model number SMA5360. While the charging adapter will bear the model number EPTA200. The charger supports 9.0V output at 1.67 Amps current and 5V output at 2.0 Amps current. Although the phone appeared on the 3C certification website with only a 15W charging adapter, we expect it to support faster-charging speeds. For the uninitiated, Samsung stocked the Galaxy A52, Galaxy A52 5G, and Galaxy A52s 5G with a 15W charger in the box, but all three phones support 25W fast charging. the story, it probably won’t be wrong. that the Galaxy A53 5G will support fast charging at 25W. Other than that, the listing doesn’t reveal anything about the phone.

However, the phone was spotted in the Geekbench benchmark database revealing the presence of an Exynos 1200 processor and 6GB of RAM. The benchmark listing had also revealed that the phone will come with the latest version of the Android operating system, which is Android 12. The A-series phone will borrow the design language of its predecessor, the Samsung Galaxy A52. The upcoming A53 5G will feature a bezel-less display with a centred hole.

It will be an AMOLED display with a refresh rate of 120Hz. The display can be expected to offer Full HD+ resolution and it will also offer a unique fingerprint scanner. The Galaxy A53 5G will feature a quad rear camera setup and an LED flash. The phone has already been spotted on the BIS certification website, so an India launch is definitely on the way.