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Samsung Galaxy S21 series goes on open sale

Exactly two weeks after it kicked in pre-orders, Samsung opened regular sales for its brand new Galaxy S21 series in over 60 countries across Asia, Europe and North America. Availability will grow to 130 countries by the end of February. Those who preordered their new Galaxy flagships will start receiving their phones today. You can head this way for a detailed comparison of all three…
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Realme 7i arrives in Europe as a rebranded Narzo 20

The Realme 7 series in Europe includes three smartphones – Realme 7, Realme 7 5G, and Realme 7 Pro. Today the company added a fourth member to the lineup as it introduced the Realme 7i in the Old Continent. However, the Realme 7i arrived in Europe is not the same as…
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Xiaomi Black Shark 4 appeares on Google Play Console

Xiaomi is working on the Black Shark 4 gaming phone, and the device has just appeared on Google Play Console with some key specs. The phone is codenamed Kaiser (the German word for emperor) and will have 8GB RAM and Android 11 out of the box. Xiaomi Black Shark 4 on Google Play Console The listing also revealed the Black Shark 4 would have Full HD+ resolution with a 20:9 ratio. While this is…
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ZTE Axon 30 Pro might come with Samsung's 200MP sensor

Two new Weibo posts about ZTE’s upcoming Axon 30 Pro hint that the phone might come with Samsung’s yet-to-be-announced 200MP S5KGND sensor. The information comes from a Chinese tipster and an official ZTE representative. First, let’s go through ZTE’s official post. It says that the handset will feature a Snapdragon 888 chipset, which isn’t really a surprise, but the…
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Xiaomi Mi 11 Pro to sport a 5,000 mAh battery

Numerous previous reports claimed that the upcoming Xiaomi Mi 11 Pro will feature a 4,700 mAh battery but according to an inside source that has access to an early engineering sample, the unit will actually be 5,000 mAh. A famous Chinese tipster on Weibo revealed the…
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LG’s 2020 financial report shows Mobile division is still burning cash

The past weeks have been filled with mixed reports on LG’s future in the mobile sector and there’s clear reason why – LG Mobile is still operating at a loss. Today, the Korean tech conglomerate published its Q4 2020 financial report and the numbers show the Mobile division capped a loss of KRW 841.20 billion ($750.63 million) for the 2020 calendar year. Operating loss for the…
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