According to the Google Play Console listing, the upcoming Samsung mid-ranger will feature the company’s in-house Exynos 1200 processor, which is identified by part number Samsung s5e8825. This chipset has two ARM Cortex-A78 CPU cores operating at 2.4GHz and six Cortex-A55 cores at 2.0GHz. For graphics duties, we have the ARM Mali G68 MP4 GPU clocked at 1GHz. Samsung is pairing the processor with 6GB of RAM on the Galaxy A33 5G....

However, taking a brief look at their portfolio, you would understand that the company develops and produces a wide variety of consumer and industry electronics. Samsung introduced the Galaxy Home Mini smart speaker, but it never left its home country of South Korea. There is no chance that it will ever debut in other regions. In line with this, according to the latest report by SamMobile, sources reveal that Samsung is working on the second generation of Galaxy Home Mini smart speaker, named Galaxy Home Mini 2....

Carrier variants of the Galaxy S21, the Galaxy S21+, and the Galaxy S21 Ultra carry the firmware version G99xUSQS4AUIN on networks like Xfinity Mobile and Comcast. Unlocked variants of the devices get the firmware version G99xU1UES4AUIN. The Galaxy S20, Galaxy S20+, and the Galaxy S20 Ultra bring the firmware version G98xU1UES2DUI5. SamMobile reports that the update is available across all US carriers. This includes Verizon, T-Mobile, C-Spire, Bluegrass Cellular, Comcast, Sprint, and Tracfone....

This Galaxy S22+ concept delivers a familiar design This Galaxy S22+ concept delivers a familiar design If this Galaxy S22+ concept design looks familiar, there’s a good reason for it. It does resemble the Galaxy S21 series quite a bit. It has that same rear camera design, where the camera island protrudes from the side frame. There are three camera sensors included on the back here, and they do seem to be quite large....

The March security patch isn’t the latest available as the May SMR is now rolling out to some Samsung devices. But it’s still nice to see the 2018 flagship duo picking up a new update at this point. The devices have already lived through the four years of promised software support. Samsung recently ended official support for the phones. Perhaps this is the last update for the Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9+....