Samsung has revealed that the sales of its air conditioners (ACs) in the general consumer market have increased drastically this summer in its South Korea. The company said it is running its AC manufacturing lines at full capacity 10 days earlier than usual. Samsung’s AC sales in Korea increase by more than 50% in the […]

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Motorola launched the Edge 60 Fusion last week, and it’s expected to unveil more Edge 60 series smartphones soon. The lineup also includes the Motorola Edge 60 Pro, whose images have surfaced online, showing the smartphone in different colors. [#InlinePriceWidget,13752,1#] The images show the Motorola Edge 60 Pro in three colors, which, the source claims, are called Sparkling Grape, Shadow Green, and Dazzling Blue. You can also see that the smartphone packs a quad-curved display with a centered punch-hole and has cameras on its “fabric-like vegan leather” back. Motorola Edge…

Nvidia continue sa stratégie d’accès aux cartes graphiques haut de gamme avec son programme « Verified Priority Channel ».

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L’une des applications les plus utilisées de Windows 11, l’explorateur de fichiers est au centre de toute les attentions de Microsoft. Une nouvelle série de modifications débarque.

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Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold7 is coming this year, most likely in July. We’ve already heard that it would launch with Android 16 and One UI 8.0 on board, something made possible by the fact that Google moved up the new Android version’s release timeframe to sometime in Q2 (April to June). Today a new rumor claims to give us some more important details about what to expect from Samsung’s next internationally-available book-style foldable. It will unsurprisingly be powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy SoC just like the Galaxy S25 line. Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7 in leaked CAD-based…

Batteries with silicon in them have appeared over the past few months in almost all Chinese flagship smartphones, and the new tech has enabled a much higher density compared to traditional Li-Ion batteries, which means we’re currently in the middle of an arms race for cramming as many mAh into a cell as possible without making devices overly thick. This will continue throughout this year, according to a new rumor from China. And, towards the end of the year, when Chinese companies release their next-generation flagships, those powered by the upcoming MediaTek Dimensity 9500 and the…

After releasing the stable One UI 7.0 (Android 15) update to the Galaxy S24 series in South Korea on April 7, Samsung has started rolling out the update in Europe, starting with Germany. The update should be released in othe European countries and global markets starting today. Galaxy S24 One UI 7.0 stable update now […]

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Samsung kicked off the much-awaited stable One UI 7 update roll out earlier this week with South Korea being one of the first markets to get it. The firmware has only been sent out in a very limited number of markets so far, but that changes today. The company has now started rolling out the […]

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Samsung has been using under-display cameras for a few generations of its Galaxy Z Fold line, placed under the folding screen, and let’s just say these cameras aren’t very good. Thus, you may be relieved to know that the Galaxy S26 Ultra won’t have such a camera, instead opting for the tried and tested hole-punch setup. This is according to a new rumor from Korea which contradicts a previous rumor stating the contrary back in February. Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra Samsung did allegedly intend to use an under-display camera in the S26 Ultra to give that seamless all-screen look, but…

The Google Pixel 9a is becoming available tomorrow, and ahead of that Verizon has today published its compelling offer for the device. You can get the Pixel 9a from Verizon for free if you add a new line on a myPlan subscription. Alternatively, you can pay $499.99 outright or $13.88 per month for three years. For some reason, the carrier will only have the Pixel 9a in Obsidian and Iris, two of the four colorways in which the device is available elsewhere. If that doesn’t faze you, then note that you’re also getting Google One AI Premium for $10 per month – that’s 50% off the price…