New Galaxy Smart Tag leak spills beans on object tracker’s design, features

It is no secret that Samsung has been working on a Tile-like smart object tracker. The company’s upcoming device could be launched as soon as next month, and its colors, features, and pricing have been leaked already. A new leak has now surfaced, and it shows a clearer design of the Galaxy Smart Tag. A tutorial GIF extracted from the recently released version of the SmartThings Find app...

More Galaxy A72 specs emerge, including a downgraded Snapdragon chip

The LTE-only variant of the Galaxy A72 will miss out on more than just 5G support, newly emerged technical information suggests. A benchmark listing uncovered by GalaxyClub earlier today reveals that Samsung’s upcoming device designated with model number SM-A725F features Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 720G system-on-a-chip. Meaning we’re looking at a blatant downgrade compared to the Galaxy A71 which...

Samsung might not give you too much time to pre-order a Galaxy S21

Samsung is planning an unprecedentedly short pre-order period for the Galaxy S21 series, according to some newly leaked information out of South Korea. Consumers in the company’s home country will apparently have less than a week to place their advanced orders on the Galaxy S21, Galaxy S21+, and the Galaxy S21 Ultra. More specifically, the pre-order window will run from the 15th to the 21st of January,...

Galaxy S20 FE’s Android 11 One UI 3.0 update just went truly global

Samsung’s official roadmaps for the Android 11-based One UI 3.0 update for Galaxy devices in different countries seem to be completely random, if the release of the update for the Galaxy S20 FE is anything to go by. According to those roadmaps, the S20 FE was supposed to make the jump to One UI 3.0 by as late as February in some markets, but Samsung has already kick-started what seems to be a global...

Samsung vs LG in 2020: Is LG even trying anymore?

Once fierce rivals, Samsung and LG are truly worlds apart nowadays. To the point that this might be our last such comparison in a while because frankly, LG currently doesn’t deserve to be in the same sentence as Samsung. At least not in consumer electronics. Believe it or not, LG released more than two dozen Android smartphones over the course of this year. This amounts to about half of Samsung’s 2020 output, model-wise. In terms of commercial performance,...