Samsung Galaxy Dual Fold phone with S Pen support appears in the new patent

Samsung is already famous for its foldable tech that we’ve been seeing in the form of patents for the last many years. Recently, the Korean tech giant showcased its Flex foldable technology at the CES event. The company already has two established foldable phone lineups — Z Fold, Z Flip. One after another, it seems that Samsung’s foldable phone

Snapdragon 898 to launch by the end of November; Xiaomi, Samsung, Huawei to be the first adopters

It isn’t too long until we see the much-rumoured Snapdragon 898 powered phones in the market. Rumours are rife that the next Qualcomm flagship chipset, a successor to the Snapdragon 888 will debut this year. However, the exact launch details were unknown. Today, the notorious Chinese tipster, DigitalChatStation has revealed that the Qualcomm Snapdragon 898 will launch by the

Samsung will reportedly unveil an entry-level 5nm chipset next week

The Exynos 1080 was Samsung’s first 5nm chipset (and one of the first in general), but it was a mid-range offering – the 2100 was the flagship chip. Leakster Ice Universe reports that Samsung is working on a new nm chip that will be lower end than the 1080 and will target entry-level phones. That chip will (confusingly) be

Samsung to launch more Galaxy phones with its Exynos chips starting in 2022

While Samsung launches its flagship grade smartphones with its Exynos chipset in various markets across the globe, many of its existing budget an mid range devices feature Qualcomm’s Snapdragon and MediaTek Helio processors. But a new report suggests that this all might be changing very soon. According to an ETNews report, the South Korean tech giant is aiming on increasing the number of Galaxy smartphones

Samsung announces new 17nm process node designed for those still stuck on 28nm

We are now closer than ever to achieving 3nm chips in smartphones, but it is easy to forget that a vast majority of the electronics industry still relies on legacy processes owing to their low costs. Because of this, a lot of electronics continue using the planar 28nm process – a fabrication process that was

Fossil Gen 6, Galaxy A52s 5G, Redmi 10 Prime, and more

August has been a really interesting month that has brought along with the launch of several new devices. The stream of launches is expected to continue as we enter into the month of September which has a few announcements scheduled for the first week. Here is a roundup of what to expect in the coming

Samsung Galaxy S22 & S22+ will reportedly have support for 3X optical zoom

Samsung hasn’t really focused on improving the optical zoom capability of its flagship Galaxy S models. The 2020 Galaxy S20 and S20+ as well as this year’s Galaxy S21 and S21+ were only equipping with 1.1x optical zoom. But thanks to the high resolution of the sensor (64MP), these devices can also use digital zoom to complement for this optical

Samsung may launch the next Galaxy Z Fold with a roll out display: Patent

Samsung has just recently launched the Galaxy Z Fold3 and Galaxy Z Flip3 foldable smartphones. Now, a new patent has revealed that the company might be working on another Galaxy Z Fold model that could feature a roll out display. The South Korean tech giant filed the new patent for a foldable smartphone that sports an extendable display. The patent

Samsung is using Artificial Intelligence to design its new Exynos chips

Samsung has confirmed that the company will be using Artificial Intelligence (AI) to create its new chips and added that it will be using new software from Synopsys, a leading chip design software firm. A spokesperson for Samsung has confirmed to Wired that the company is using Synopsys AI software to design its Exynos chips. However, the company did not confirm

Qualcomm Snapdragon 898 using Samsung’s 4nm process may offer 20% improved performance

Qualcomm recently unveiled a new variant of its Snapdragon 888 series chipset, dubbed Snapdragon 888+ 5G with improved AI processing. Now, the eyes are on the next-generation chipset from Qualcomm which is set to launch at the end of this year. The upcoming chipset, likely to be called Snapdragon 895 or Snapdragon 898, will come with model