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Samsung Galaxy M30s price tipped, will pack a 6,000 mAh battery

Samsung is rumored to expand its Galaxy M lineup next month with the launch of the Galaxy M30s in India. The smartphone is said to come with a 48MP camera, and the latest report by IANS states that it will be priced between INR15,000 ($210/€190) and INR20,000 ($280/€250). The report further states that the Galaxy M30s will pack a massive 6,000 mAh battery and not a 5,000 mAh one as previously…
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Samsung Galaxy A71 and A91 are coming in 2020 with Android 10

It’s no secret that Samsung is preparing the next-generation A-series but we now have a clue when the first phones from the family might arrive and which ones will be the first on the market. According to Galaxy Club’s report, the Galaxy A71 and A91 will be the first one from the series and will come with Android 10 out of the box. This could mean that the phones will be released in…
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Oppo Reno2, Reno2 Z and Reno2 F announced with quad cameras all around

Oppo unleashed three new Reno models, all three of them successors to the Oppo Reno. The best handset of the three spans the gap between the Reno and Reno 10x zoom, though it lacks the impressive periscope camera. The other two are closer to the original Reno. All three Reno2 models have quad cameras on their backs, 6.5” AMOLED displays on their fronts (with pop-up selfie cams) and 4,000mAh…
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ZTE revives its US hopes with the Axon 10 Pro

ZTE is making its way back to the US smartphone market with a flagship model, which could rival other relatively affordable premium devices like the OnePlus 7 Pro. The Chinese manufacturer has released the Axon 10 Pro in the country today — its first huge phone launch…
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LG's rollable smartphone pictured in 3D renders

It looks like LG is looking a few steps ahead with its rollable smartphone design. The company still hasn’t come out with a working foldable handset and here we start to see an even more advanced screen technology that can bend in two directions. Earlier this month, LG has filed a patent about the rollable smartphone that we talk about. It’s a bit different than the rollable pen kind…
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