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Samsung appears to have finalized its Galaxy S25 lineup for January 2025 – expect the regular Galaxy S25, Galaxy S25+, and Galaxy S25 Ultra. But in 2026, the phone maker may launch a smaller Galaxy S26. This wouldn’t be a precedent – the company dropped the vanilla models in this year’s Galaxy Tab S10 series, releasing only the Tab S10+ and Tab S10 Ultra.
The sale of OnePlus and Oppo devices has been banned once again in Germany, but this time it was not Nokia’s fault. This time it is a patent dispute with InterDigital over key patents for 5G and other mobile technologies. OnePlus’ online store in Germany once again has no smartphones for sale, although its other products look fine – so it’s clearly about 5G. It’s unclear when OnePlus will be able to sell its handsets in Germany again.
The Galaxy S25 Ultra dummy confirmed the phone’s dimensions, rounded corners, and thin bezels.
2026 could be a strange year for the Korean company.
This is undoubtedly a new patent dispute.
And of course rounded corners. The S25 Ultra will have much better ergonomics than the S24 Ultra.
It’s much more than you expect.
The first pictures of Google Pixel 9a have arrived. The phone adopts the flat design of other Pixel 9 devices and interestingly, it has a flush camera bar. Pixel 9a expected to launch in spring
Infinix unveiled the Hot 50 4G with Helio G100 chip and a 6.78-inch 120Hz IPS LCD. Infinix Hot 50 4G is already available in some countries. A store in Ukraine has put a price tag of PLN 6,800 on it (which converts to $165/€150/₹13,850).
Vivo teased the design of the upcoming
High-resolution renders are here.
Compared to the Hot 50 5G released earlier this month, the 4G model loses next-generation connectivity, but gains a higher resolution display.
The X200 series will also feature a “virtual graphics card”.
A few benchmark stories also attracted attention – the Galaxy A56 benchmark results revealed that it runs on the Exynos 1580, and we tested the Exynos 2400e inside the Galaxy S24 FE.
Finally, Motorola announced the Moto G75 with Snapdragon 6 Gen 3.
As for “faster” clock speed, anyway, we don’t actually know what CPU cores are used in the new chipsets. But we do know that it will have a next-generation GPU.
How does the Exynos 2400e compare to the full-fat Exynos 2400? What about the Apple A18 and Tensor G4?
It is IP68-rated and has MIL-STD-810H certification.
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