The Galaxy S22 and S22+ look basically the same, save for the size difference. The Galaxy S22 Ultra stands out, as it is a spiritual successor to the Galaxy Note series. These three phones aim at completely different types of consumers, and they are different in the size department as well. The price difference between the three models is also quite considerable. That being said, let’s get started, shall we?...
Firstly, Samsung France has published support pages for two new tablets with model numbers SM-P613 and SM-P619 on its official website. The newly-added support pages don’t reveal anything about the devices themselves but hint at an imminent launch. The latter product has also appeared on the GCF (Global Certification Forum), Bluetooth SIG (Special interest Group), and benchmark platforms Geekbench and HTML5test. The listings reveal that the SM-P619 will run Android 12 out of the box and come with LTE cellular connectivity, which could be optional....
According to Ross Young, CEO of Display Supply Chain Consultants (DSCC), Samsung Display is preparing to ship 8.7 million foldable panels for the Galaxy Z Flip 4 to Samsung Electronics. That would mean a massive 70 percent jump in the initial order from 5.1 million last year. The shipments will reportedly begin in April. As Young notes, the initial shipment for the Galaxy Z Flip 3 foldable screens last year also began around the same time....
The Elec reports (via) that this expansion would take the total number of Samsung’s foldable module lines to 10 up from seven. This would also bolster the company’s foldable panel production capacity from 1.4 million to between 1.5 million and 2 million units per month. The report claims that Samsung Display has already begun placing orders for the necessary equipment required for the module lines. This could enable the company to meet the annual foldable display shipment target of 18 million in 2022....
But if you are, you have a chance to potentially save some significant cash. The best part is that there are really not too many limitations here. According to Samsung, the sale will be supporting every single game on the Galaxy Store. So long as that game offers in-game purchasable items that cost more than $2. And that seems to be the only requirement. IAPs will need to be more than $2 and you’ll save money on those purchases....
