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The Galaxy S9 is tipped to have the same 18:9 display found on the Galaxy S8 and will come with 4GB RAM coupled with 64GB storage Information circulating the Internet suggests that Samsung’s next flagship, the Galaxy S9 will be powered by the Snapdragon 845 Platform, sport 4GB RAM and 64GB built in storage and run Android O out of the box. The smartphone is also expected to have a new Samsung TouchWiz UI. It is also possible that there will be a variant of the smartphone that will be powered by the Exynoss SoC. According to XDA, “Samsung will be securing the first batch of this new chip (Snapdragon 845), possibly delaying other 845 phones by a few months again. Finally, our source tells us that the fingerprint sensor will be in a centered rectangular cutout — while this seemingly rules out an in-display fingerprint scanner, keep in mind the device our source is acquainted is essentially an early prototype, and this might change further in development.” advertisements

IFA 2017 presenters keep inspiring with breakthrough technology. Today Western Digital introduced its first SanDisk Ultra microSDXC UHS-I card with 400 GB capacity. The company also introduced the SanDisk iXpand Base for iPhones that enables Apple users to automatically back up files and photos on the charger/portable hard drive. GLOSSARY COVERAGE FAQ CONTACT Major Junior League SAMSUNG GALAXY J7 (2017) REVIEW WD introduces SanDisk Ultra microSDXC card with 400 GB capacity  POST YOUR COMMENT COMMENTS (10) Yordan 31 August 2017 Western Digital Android iOS IFA 2017 IFA 2017 presenters keep inspiring with breakthrough technology. Today Western Digital introduced its first SanDisk Ultra microSDXC UHS-I card with 400 GB capacity. The company also introduced the SanDisk iXpand Base for iPhones that enables Apple users to automatically back up files and photos on the charger/portable hard drive. The new SanDisk microSD card allows double the storage since the ma

Next to Moto G5 in Moto G line, the third series of G5S Plus will be launched tomorrow. The smartphone has a dual rear camera with 32 GB memory on 3Gb RAM; There is a 64 GB inbound memory on the phone with 4 GB RAM. The 128GB of memory card can also be utilized. 3Gb RAM and 4 GB RAM. This is the first time Amazon will be selling online at 12:00 am tomorrow. It has a 5.5-inch 1080p touch screen, two lens rear cameras with 13-megapixel rear camera and an 8-megapixel front-facing camera, front side fingerprint scanner, android 7.1.1 netbook, Octa-core Qualcomm, Snap 620 processor There are a number of highlights including the 3000 mAh battery. The price is still not announced yet if the mobile is on sale

With Apple iPhone 4, iPhone 7S, iPhone 7S Plus and SIM card facility, Apple Street will be released on September 12, and Wall Street Journal confirmed that Apple devices will be released on the same date. According to the Wall Journal, the new iPhone will be released on September 8th. The iPhone 8 and iPhone 7S Plus will be launched in the next ten days of the launch. Already released, the iPhone 8 anniversary is expected to be a special edition and is expected to be more expensive than the released iPhones. It is said that no changes will be made in the design of iPhone 7S and iPhone 7S plus smartphones. The price of iPhone 8 is expected to be tens of thousands of dollars, ie up to Rs 1 lakh in Indian value. The new iPhone 8 is said to have a new design, two-layer glass and metal frame. The 5.8 Inch OLED panel is reported to be released on the new iPhone 8. A similar screen was provided on Samsung Galaxy S8 and Galaxy Note 8 smartphones. As the new iPhone s

Samsung Android Firmware Updates While Google is busy releasing Android 8.0 Oreo to its supported devices, Samsung keeps on outing Android 7.0 Nougat updates for its smartphones. The latest model to be graced with such a feat is the Galaxy S5 Neo, a handset released exactly two years ago. That makes this certainly the last big software update it will ever see - considering its age, but also the fact that it launched running Lollipop and was then upgraded to Marshmallow too. The Galaxy S5 Neo was produced in two versions, one for Europe and one for Canada. It's the latter (with the model number G903W) that is currently getting a taste of Nougat. The rollout is fully under way, but as usual it might take a few days for it to reach all the units out there. Once you apply the update, your phone will be on firmware version G903WVLU1CQH4. We're hoping that the other S5 Neo variant (with the model number G903F) won't be forgotten by Samsung either, and it will get this new

IFA is taking place later this week in Berlin, and as usual there will be plenty of mobile-related events. Samsung's is scheduled for August 30 at 6 PM local time, and today the Korean company took to Twitter to release its first teaser for the grand unveiling of its next wearable. For reference, the Samsung Galaxy S8 also scored an A+ on DisplayMate’s tests (the Galaxy S7 and S7edge have won the same title in the past),and the Galaxy Note8 has beat the S8’s excellent score. For starters, the Note8 gets 22% higher peak brightness than the Galaxy S8, reaching past 1,200 nits, which is very impressive. Of course, the Note8 gets the same HDR certifications that the S8 got. Other highlights include: Full 100% color gamut used on 4K TVs certified by the UHD alliance. Larger native color gamut with deeper reds. 112% DCI-P3 and 141% of sRGB. Samsung offers an extensive choice of color calibrations and fine-tuning of the display’s color balance. If you’d like to dig into the Galaxy

The upcoming iPhone 8 will launch in three storage options - the base 64GB, a middle 256GB and a whopping 512GB one - and all three will have 3GB of RAM and the new Apple A11 chip. This means Apple will doubles the available storage options compared to the iPhone 7 lineup (which has 32GB/128GB/256GB). The information comes by way of a China leak showing the alleged 64GB storage chip, built by Sandisk. According to the source the 64GB and 256GB flash storage will be manufactured by Sandisk and Toshiba, while the 512GB unit by Samsung and Hynix. We advise not to get your hopes too high until Apple confirms it officially though. Source:  http://www.weibo.com/5048094156/FirjuAQat?ref=home&rid=6_0_8_3071658149399748744&type=comment Via :  https://www.techtastic.nl/iphone-8/

OnePlus is doing a soft launch for the OnePlus 5 in Australia on August 29, 10:00 AEST. The company will be selling all variants of the OnePlus 5. This includes the 6/64GB model in Slate Gray and Soft Gold and the 8/128GB model in Midnight Black and Slate Gray. They are priced at A$599 and A$699, respectively, and every customer will get a free Sandstone Protective Case for the phone. The soft launch will be a limited run until stocks last. OnePlus also clarifies that the prices and offers at the soft launch are not indicative of the future launches in Australia. You can find more details in the FAQ linked below. https ://forums.oneplus.net/threads/oneplus-5-join-our-soft-launch-in-australia.610560/

Add caption LG  has sent save-the-dates to the media for an announcement event to take place in Berlin on August 31. Just one day before IFA kicks off. The LG V30 will be the star of this announcement given that the invite is a tall 18:9 display with a V-shape design in the background. The date in this invite lines up with previous speculations regarding the devices’ expected release date. Only recently, an LG V30 render was leaked, based on CAD designs. In addition, the V30 is believed to sport an OLED display and the secondary display would no longer make an appearance on the V series after debuting on the V10 and appearing on the V20. Wireless charging is also believed to make it to the LG V30. Under the hood, we are expecting a Snapdragon 835 and at least 4GB of RAM. The V series always seemed to have something interesting over the G series, but with the supposed removal of the secondary screen, what could be the next unique thing about the V30?

LG's new K8 model smartphone has been introduced in India. Information about this has been released on the official website of LG This new model smartphone is the upgraded model of the LG K8 smartphone released last year. Highlights: # 5.0 in 720x1280 pixel display, 1.25 GHz quadrot processor, # 2 GB Ram, 16 GB Internal Memory, Dual SIM slot, # 13MB primary camera, 5MB cellphone camera, # 2500 mAh has battery capacity, # Is available in gold and blue colors, Fingerprint scanner is provided by # 4G volt, camera sensor. The smartphone is priced at Rs.11000 , There is no information on LG's on offline sales.

Samsung introduced the Galaxy Note 8 smartphone on the international smartphone market yesterday at New York City. The Note 8, which is competing for Apple iPhone 8 and Google Pixel smartphones, has a number of new features. The new Galaxy Note 8 smartphone will be available in selected markets from September  15. The mid-range Black, Maple Gold, Orchid Gray and Deep Sea colors are priced at $ 930 for the Galaxy Note 8 launch. For those who book a Samsung Galaxy Note 8 smartphone, Gear 360 Camera or Charging Bundle will be provided with an extra price. The Galaxy Note 7 offers special discounts to encourage customers to purchase Note 8. Highlights:   6.3 inch quad HD + amolate display   Qualcomm SnapTragon 835  chipset   Samsung Exynos Acta Core chipset-  6 GB RAM-  64 GB Internal Memory     Extend the .  memory  in addition   Bluetooth 5.0, LDE  12 MB Dual primary camera  system  8 MB cell camera  3300 mAh  battery  Android 7.1.1 Nouak The new

The Samsung Galaxy Note8 is official, now it’s time to talk money. The rollout will be simultaneous worldwide – pre-orders start at midnight, sales kick off on September 15. Different colors will be available in different regions - most regions get a choice between two versions initially. Those that pre-order or buy a Galaxy Note8 by September 24, you’re in for some extra goodies (but again, what you get is region-dependent). Note that these are for SIM-free devices. We have info on US carrier plans below that. Where                 Price                            Colors                                    Early owner bonus US                         $930 Orchid  Gray, Midnight Black                 Gear  360 camera                                                                                                                              -or-                                                                                

Right on schedule, the Meizu M6 Note went official today. The latest M-series smartphone comes with a Snapdragon 625 chipset, becoming the first Meizu device with a SoC from Qualcomm. The M6 Note has a 5.5” display with Full HD resolution. Below the screen sits a fingerprint scanner that doubles as a home button. It has also a dual camеra setup on the back with a Sony IMX362 sensor (12MP, 1.4 µm pixel size) behind an f/1.9 lens and a 5MP secondary camera to help the artificial Bokeh effect. A dual-tone 4-LED flash should boost low-light performance, while the dual pixel sensor promises to obtain focus lock in 0.03s. The selfie camera has a 16 MP sensor and f/2.0 aperture. Meizu M6 Note runs on Flyme OS 6.0 that overlays Android 7.1.2 Nougat. The battery capacity of the phone is 4,000 mAh and it allows for 18W quick top-ups battery thanks to the mCharge support. The Meizu M6 Note comes in three different storage versions - 3 GB RAM + 16 GB, 3 GB RAM + 32 GB a

As expected, Google today decided to finally unveil the moniker of the next iteration of Android. Known simply as "O" for the past few months while a few Developer Previews and public betas went out, it now officially has a full name. It's Android 8.0 Oreo. So yes, the most rumored name actually turned out to be what Google chose to call its latest sweet treat. It's only the second time in Android's history when there's a commercial partnership involved - for version 4.4 KitKat Google teamed up with Nestle (which owns that brand), and this time around the search giant managed to get Mondelez on board the co-branding train. Android 8.0 Oreo's code will be uploaded by Google engineers to the Android Open Source Project today, while software updates for the supported Nexus and Pixel devices are due to arrive "soon". Of course the final build will be sent to those devices enrolled in the Android Beta Program too.

Introduction When 5 inches is the de-facto standard for a compact Android handset, yet you want to prove that more is always better, what do you do? Well, it depends on the definition of more. You can do something crazy, stupid or impossible. Samsung? They decided to be sensible. Design a phone, build a screen, put the screen where it always goes. Business as usual. It's pretty much the same phone as the Galaxy S7. Size-wise, that is. Only with a 5.8" display where there used to be a 5.1" screen. 5.8=5.1. How is this possible? Well, maybe the new Galaxy S is from the same book as this. Now, back to present time. The LG G6 has been around for some time, and we also asked you to look beyond the diagonal in our Galaxy S8+ review earlier this week. Displays are getting taller and breaking out of the 16:9 box they were trapped in for a few years now. But while LG opted for a square times-two 18:9 ratio, Samsung went with 18.5:9, because why not. Both of this

 Introduction The Sony Xperia XZ Premium has a gorgeous 4K display. Better yet, a 4K HDR display! The latest Snapdragon 835 chipset is pulling the strings and delivering lightning-fast LTE while the Adreno 540 is firing up millions of pixels in a heartbeat. With or without the mirror finish, this is one of the classiest designs around and waterproof, too. A brand-new 19MP main camera does stunning slow-mo videos at 960fps. There is a 13MP autofocus selfie camera, true stereo speakers and one of the best skins around, the minimalist but feature-rich Xperia launcher All that sounds great but we can't miss the fact that while others stretched their screens as much as possible - to the point of them literally spilling over the bezel-less sides - Sony chose to cram extra pixels for a 4K display. While others punched extra holes to fit dual-camera setups, Sony was busy adding an extra memory buffer layer in a high-res sensor for striking slow-mo videos. One thing is clea