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The backs of the Samsung Galaxy S22, S22+, and S22 Ultra, which will be released in early 2022, are shown in two photographs. The photographs back with prior rumours about the design. Over time, more and more details about the Galaxy S22 series are revealed. Samsung will most likely officially present the new Series range in February 2022, at a specially organized Galaxy Unpacked event. 

After LetsGoDigital unveiled the Galaxy S22 Ultra design in October, the first photos showing Samsung’s new flagship model have appeared online. Additionally, Twitterer Yogesh Brar today posted two photos showing third-party mockups of the three models in the series. S22 Plus and S22 Ultra. The Ultra model has a distinctly different design from its two younger siblings, with far fewer rounded corners and a curved screen. It will also be the only new model in the S series with an S Pen compartment. This could result in Samsung also changing its name. It is rumoured that the flagship model will be marketed as the  Galaxy S22 Note.

Although the Samsung S22 / S22 + has many design similarities with the S21 / S21 +, this time the camera system will be significantly improved. The new models are also slightly smaller. The base model is expected to have a 6.1-inch screen, the Plus will have a 6.6-inch screen. Both have a Full HD + AMOLED display. The Ultra model has an extra large and crisp 6.8-inch QHD + AMOLED display. All three Galaxy S22 models will run on the Android 12 operating system and will be powered by the recently introduced Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 1, which delivers outstanding performance.

In some regions, the not yet officially launched Exynos 2200 SoC may be released. However, it looks like Samsung is having serious production issues, which means this processor will be used in fewer regions than originally anticipated. As for colours,  base and larger models will be available in black, white, rose gold, and green upon release. The Samsung S22 Ultra is expected to release in black, white, olive green, and red. SamMobile revealed last week that prices will stay the same as this year at least for the base model. If we extend it to the whole range, that would mean that the recommended retail price is set as follows:

Samsung Galaxy S22 8GB / 128GB : €850

Samsung Galaxy S22 Plus 12GB / 128GB : €1,050

Samsung Galaxy S22 Note 12GB / 128GB : €1,250

Samsung is expected to formally unveil the Galaxy S22 series on February 8, 2022. Pre-orders for the new phone variants will be available from that point forward. On Friday, February 18, 2022, the film will be released.

Sony has launched a new line of PlayStation 5 first-party console covers. The DualSense controller will now come in three different colours, according to the manufacturer.

Sony has released the DualSense controller in Nova Pink, Starlight Blue, and Galactic Purple to complement the new covers. These are in addition to the Cosmic Red and Midnight Black variants that were released in May. You now have a total of six colour selections in addition to the normal white.

In January 2022, the black and red covers will be available in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, and the Philippines. In the first half of 2022, the pink, purple, and blue covers will be available in the aforementioned locations. Later in the year, they will be delivered to other regions.

Samsung is lining up for the debut of the Galaxy Tab A8 10.5 tablet, which will be available early next year. The device, which costs less than $300, is aimed at users who make purchase decisions primarily on price. 

The processor is connected to three or four gigabytes of RAM, depending on the model, while the internal flash memory is 32, 64, or 128 gigabytes. A microSD card port provides for easy capacity expansion, for example, for storing movies or music on the tablet. 

The equipment is also relatively simple in relation to the price. On the back, there’s an 8-megapixel camera without flash, while a simple 5MP fixed-focus camera does its job on the front. Otherwise, there’s also a 7040mAh battery inside the equipment and there are four built-in speakers which hopefully can provide usable sound when consuming media. 

The Samsung Galaxy Tab A8 10.5 will be available in different versions with or without LTE support. It hits the market in grey, pink / pink and silver and will likely cost at least 230 euros in this country. According to unconfirmed information from the retailer, availability is expected to be given at the beginning of the second half of January 2022.

Its introduction of the Samsung Galaxy S21 FE, which has been greatly awaited, is finally nearing. In less than a month, on January 4, 2022, the gadget will be introduced.

Specifications for the Samsung Galaxy S21 FE (leaked)

According to a report from SamMobile, the Samsung Galaxy S21 FE will sport a 6.4-inch dynamic AMOLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate. The device will feature an FHD + resolution screen with a  single centre-aligned hole for the camera. selfie. Speaking of cameras, the Samsung Galaxy S21 FE is reportedly sporting a 32MP selfie. On the back, the device will house three cameras: a 12MP main camera with an f / 1.8 aperture, a 12MP ultra-wide-angle lens with an f / 2.2 aperture and an 8MP telemacro. with 3x optical zoom. 

Under the hood, the Samsung Galaxy S21 FE will be powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 octa-core processor, which will be paired with 6GB / 8GB of RAM and 128GB / 256GB of internal storage. That’s pretty much all the storage you would get along with with the Samsung Galaxy S21 FE (besides cloud storage options, that is), as the report suggests the device won’t have any room for memory expansion. In addition, the Samsung Galaxy S21 FE is intended to launch an Exynos 2100 variant in various markets. In terms of the operating system, the Samsung Galaxy S21 FE would launch Android 12 immediately, and given the brand’s update policies, we can therefore expect the device to be upgradeable to Android 15. 

Finally, the report claims that the Samsung Galaxy S21 FE will come with a 4,370mAh battery with support for 25W fast charging (wired) and 15W wireless fast charging has also surfaced on Twitter. These show that the smartphone will be available in green, purple, black and white colour options.

Price of Samsung Galaxy S21 FE (leaked)

As per a different source, the 8GB + 128GB edition of the Samsung Galaxy S21 FE 5G would cost EUR 920/ GBP 776 (approximately Rs 77,000). The smartphone’s 8GB + 256GB combination costs EUR 985/ GBP 831, according to reports (approx Rs 83,000).

For the time being, this is all the information we have on the new Samsung Galaxy S21 FE, but as the debut date is near, we will undoubtedly learn more. We’ll be sure to let you know as soon as we know something.

Samsung has already introduced many foldable smartphones, the most current of which is the Galaxy Z Fold 3 and Galaxy Z Flip 3. Samsung is anticipated to release further consumer products with flexible displays in the future.

Samsung’s smartwatch can fold up.

Samsung Electronics submitted a patent for an “electronic device containing a roll-up screen and an associated display technique” with the World Intellectual Property Office (WIPO) on June 2, 2021. On December 9, 2021, the 96-page material was made public. This is a Samsung Galaxy Watch with a screen that rolls up. It’s a full-size watch with two Samsung semi-circular display elements in its most compact configuration. is a physical experience The roll-up screen may be extended by mounting a narrow bezel between the two portions of the panel. From the centre, the display area is expanded.

In the fully extended position, the screen area is approximately 40% larger than in the most compact position. Users can zoom in and out on the Samsung roll up to watch the screen as they wish by pressing the crown on the side of the watch case. It is also possible to perform a scrolling movement on the screen, after which the display area is reduced/enlarged – as shown in the figure of the patent mentioned above.

The user has an oval-shaped screen in the open position, on which it is evident that more material may be displayed than in the compact configuration. Only one or two areas of the screen can be displayed at a time, depending on the user’s preference. Depending on the application, this can also be changed. The control components, for example, can be displayed on the tiny portion of the screen, and the related programme can subsequently be presented on the big part of the screen. A camera is also housed in the midframe. a split second This camera can take both photos and movies. This isn’t the first smartwatch with a flexible display, by the way. 

Take the Nubia Alpha smartwatch, for example. This watch, however, does not feature a scrolling screen; instead, a reasonably lengthy screen was chosen. Samsung’s proprietary technology is even more advanced. It’s also a pretty extensive patent, with discussions of not only the design but also numerous operating choices. Although it is unclear when or when Samsung will introduce a rollable Galaxy Watch, the firm is expected to debut a rollable smartphone soon.

Sony Xperia PROI, which has a 1-inch broad bottom and is Sony’s most costly phone, was released last month. The Xperia PROI’s most impressive feature is its 1-inch picture sensor.

The Exmor RS  image sensor 1-inch CMOS may not seem like much in the camera industry, but when placed in the smartphone industry, it’s a pinnacle of existence. And it’s also the biggest area image sensor used in the mobile phone industry. So by the way, the advertising effect, the 1. Type 0 image sensor / 1-inch image sensor phone effect to take full advantage of marketing.

However, it is simple logic that the greater the image sensor area, the larger the lens should be. Mobile phones have a limited ability to lower the size of the lens, so it’s easy to dispute that “a 1-inch CMOS lens can’t fit into the phone” is an issue, or that the phone’s lens can’t “eat” the 1-inch CMOS sensor fully. Sony isn’t exactly “hidden” when it comes to this issue. Sony offered the following description in “Frequently Asked Questions About 1 Inch Image Sensors” on their official website.

“The actual area used is approximately 60% of the total area. only use 60%, which is dissatisfaction. For example, as a company that sells processors, the processor is designed to be 10 cores, but 4 cores are bad (or stuck), the maximum actually available is 6 cores. If you advertise a 6-core processor, there is nothing wrong with that. But if you’re selling with a 10-core processor, that’s a marketing gimmick. And this Sony is also the case, although it is said to be a 1-inch sensor r, the current 60% available. If you just look at the 1-inch image sensor, you think it is a revolutionary improvement in the cell phone industry. But the current 60% available, the revolutionary update becomes a small update.

Samsung revealed today in a webinar sponsored by TECNO Mobile that it is developing its first ISOCELL camera with an RGBW colour filter design. Its new camera sensor is known as ISOCELL GWB, and it boasts a resolution of 64 MP rather than 50 MP, contrary to prior rumours.

It’s possible that the ISOCELL GWB will appear on a TECNO Mobile phone.

Samsung developed the ISOCELL GWB sensor in collaboration with Chinese smartphone manufacturer TECNO Mobile. This partnership indicates that  ISOCELL GWB will debut on an upcoming TECNO smartphone next year. However, it might not remain exclusive to the aforementioned Chinese brand, and other Samsung customers could benefit from this technological leap very soon. 

Either way, the ISOCELL GWB doesn’t match the preliminary  Galaxy S22 series camera setup descriptions, so it won’t make its Galaxy Unpacked debut in February. The standard and S22 Plus models are expected to have 50MP primary sensors, while the Galaxy S22 Ultra is reportedly using a 108MP primary shooter. There’s a chance the ISOCELL GWB isn’t the only RGBW sensor Samsung has worked on, and maybe a 50MP RGBW solution could even arrive next year if the rumours are correct soon. Either way, we can be sure that the 64MP ISOCELL GWB won’t be the last RGBW sensor to come out of Samsung’s RandD Labs, even though it will apparently be the first to hit the market next year.

Most of you may recall Giuseppe Spinelli’s exclusive PlayStation 5 game, Spiderman Miles Morales, alias Snoreyn. Before the PS5’s official debut a year ago, the creative Italian graphic designer produced a stunning limited-edition PS5 system idea for LetsGoDigital, based exclusively on the exclusive title Spiderman: Miles Morales. 

Spider-Man PS5 DualSense Edition by Sony

The Italian duo attempted to create the controller as close to the original footage as feasible. Over the last month, the LetsGoDigital editorial team has been able to spend several hours playing with this unusual controller. It’s so much fun to play with this controller. The gamepad is adorned with a gleaming spider web. It’s really constructed of dark chrome red, which reflects the light nicely. It has a luxurious and whimsical feel about it, and it’s similar to Miles’ clothing. 

Morales, The black gaming controller’s touchpad has the iconic “Be Yourself” tagline. Red components have also been added around and surrounding the buttons, giving the DualSense controller its unique individuality. Bert even managed to paint the light bulb, which when switched on displays a variety of colour combinations. When charging, this red glow is apparent as well.

The back of the controller was not visible in the video. In fact, you can see a beautiful spider here with a dull grey colour scheme. This DualSense controller has a very high-end look and feels, which offers even more gaming pleasure. A passionate project is born, it shows and feels. Noreyn and Berta pursued an incredibly high level of detail. From design to implementation. It is not really visible that this controller has been modified by hand. It takes many hours of hard work, but when you look at the result, it is worth it. Using only high-quality paint, the custom design continues to look good even after many hours of playing. Snoreyn also made a new video, with live images of the controller, as shown above. There is also a grouping box that is fully designed according to the original DualSense box guidelines.

To keep the Galaxy S22 series alive, Samsung has put back the release of the Galaxy Tab S8, Galaxy Tab S8 Plus, and Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra.

Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 and Galaxy Tab S8 Plus have a striking resemblance in terms of style. These both have a selfie camera that is landscape-oriented and uses very visible glasses. Those two selfie camera sensors are housed in an iPhone / MacBook-style notch on the Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra. However, there is a compelling motive to be around.

We previously learned that all three Galaxy Tab S8 variants may be available in two versions, one powered by the Exynos 2200 and the other powered by the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1. It’s hard to say which market will get which variant. , but we can assume it’s similar to how Samsung plans to split the Galaxy S22 series.