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Samsungs first device to ship with Android 10 is the Galaxy Note10+ 5G for T-Mobile

Earlier this week, T-Mobile announced it was firing up its nationwide 5G network. In the same announcement, T-Mobile mentioned it would begin selling two 5G supported smartphones starting on Friday, the OnePlus 7T Pro 5G McLaren and the Samsung Galaxy Note10+ 5G. On Tuesday, a Twitter user reached out to @AskDes on Twitter, who manages T-Mobile’s social media content. @CDavisyo noticed that…
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Nokia 7.2's front camera found to be just average by DxOMark

The Nokia 7.2 is the latest upper-midrange smartphone from HMD Global, announced in September at IFA and going on sale in the meantime. DxOMark’s selfie camera testing has just finished for this device, and the result is anything but impressive. The Nokia 7.2’s selfie…
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Samsung Galaxy A91 renders leak showing hole-punch selfie camera like the Note10

We’ve been hearing about the Samsung Galaxy A91 since August. Samsung has already confirmed that it will come with 45W fast charging as on the Galaxy Note10+ and it will ship with Android 10 sometime in 2020. It’s also expected to come with a Snapdragon 855 and a 4,500 mAh battery. The latest leak shows what the phone may look like. These renders from 91Mobiles show a device somewhat…
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Xiaomi, Oppo, Motorola, HMD confirm devices built on 5G-ready Snapdragon 865

At the Snapdragon Tech Summit here in Maui, Hawaii, several of Qualcomm’s partners have confirmed forthcoming devices that will be built on the new 5G-ready Snapdragon 865 system-on-a-chip. Xiaomi, Oppo, and Lenovo (Motorola) are all confirming the development of flagship smartphones that will pack the Snapdragon 865, while HMD Global also says it has plans for Snapdragon 765-powered…
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Galaxy S10’s Android 10 update rolls out to several more markets

Samsung has been rolling out its Android 10 update for the Galaxy S10 series for just a week or so at this point but it’s already expanding rapidly. As of today, Samsung is rolling out the Android 10 update in 8 different markets. Unfortunately, US users still haven’t picked up Android 10 on their devices just yet, but Samsung is clearly ramping things up.
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