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Verizon has confirmed that it will carry Motorola’s upcoming 5G smartphone. The company gave out the information in a blog post while detailing how it reached speeds of 4.2 Gbps on its mmWave 5G network. Motorola and Verizon have refused to provide any additional information on this mystery 5G smartphone. This 5G toting phone was
A recent report talked about the materials that Samsung is using on its upcoming Galaxy Fold successor in order to keep it from being scratched. A new rumor today from MySmartPrice talks about the processor that the phone will be running, and it’s not very encouraging news. Apparently, Samsung will go with the older Snapdragon 855 chipset
Mobile displays have evolved a great deal over the past few years. Today, Android manufacturers have mobile displays with a refresh rate of up to 90 fps. On the other hand, CPU technology is also taking giant leaps, particularly with the announcement of the Snapdragon 865. During the second day of the Qualcomm Tech Summit,
While previous rumors have hinted that the Galaxy S11 will feature an advanced camera with 8K video recording, there’s now some proper evidence surfacing to prove this. Well, Qualcomm just announced its flagship 5G smartphone SoC known as the Snapdragon 865, and among its long list of features is 8K video recording. This chipset is
According to reports emerging out of South Korea, Samsung may not use Qualcomm’s controversial ultrasonic fingerprint scanner (3D sonic sensor) with its upcoming devices. This comes as the latest Samsung phones with the tech are currently blacklisted by multiple firms over security concerns. The report by Korea Times suggests that the company will use a
Charging your phone every single night after returning from work, school or a stroll around town in order to be able to start again the next morning without losing track of your Facebook friends, favorite Twitter feeds or Pinterests might well be the most annoying modern-day chore. It’s not only boring as can be, but
Popular global chip maker Qualcomm has just been penalized with a hefty fine of €242 million by the European Commission. This penalty is part of the EC’s investigation which found Qualcomm guilty of using its power in the industry between 2009 and 2011 to set predatory prices. The commission claims that this eventually drove out