Latest Galaxy Z Fold 4 leak pins down storage offerings, ‘Burgundy Red’ color option
Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 4 is probably only a month away, and a fresh leak is giving us a better idea of what to expect from the storage, as well as revealing a “Burgundy Red” color option.
Evan Blass today posted a list of Galaxy Z Fold 4 variants that break down the color and storage offerings for Samsung’s upcoming phone.
This list confirms two things. Firstly, it seems the 1TB storage option we previously heard of may not be available after all. Blass’s list shows 128GB, 256GB, and 512GB versions of the Fold 4. It was previously rumored that a 1TB model would also be on the way, but this list implies that won’t be the case. Of course, it’s entirely possible this is a regional restriction – while Blass doesn’t mention it, it seems safe to assume this list is regarding the US market.
From 9to5Google
First 200 MP camera sample from Moto Edge 30 Ultra emerges
Motorola is expected to launch its latest Moto Edge flagship this month. We know it will have a triple camera with a 200 MP Samsung ISOCELL HP1 sensor and today Chen Jin, General Manager of Motorola China, posted a camera sample, taken with the device.
The image is taken at 50MP using the sensor’s 4-in-1 pixel binning. You can examine it at pixel level by clicking on it.
From Gsmarena
Realme launching Watch 3, PC monitor, and a bunch of other AIoT products in India on July 26
Realme teased the launch of the Pad X and Watch 3 in India yesterday, and today the company’s Indian branch confirmed these will debut in the Asian country on July 26 with a bunch of other products. The event will begin at 12:30PM local time, and Realme’s calling it its “1st 5G-LED AIoT Launch.”
Realme hasn’t explicitly mentioned the names of the Pad X and Watch 3, but the teaser shared by the company on its Twitter handle and the promo page set up by Indian online retailer Flipkart pretty much confirm the tablet and smartwatch will be a part of the July 26 event.
From Gsmarena
Kuo: Only iPhone 15 Pro Max to get a periscope zoom lens next year
We’re some two months away from Apple’s expected iPhone 14 launch event, but we already think we know everything there is to know about the upcoming four handsets. Apple’s 2022 iPhone lineup will deliver the biggest differentiation between the non-Pro devices and the iPhone 14 Pro models. But the most expensive handsets will not get the telephoto lens upgrade some people expected. The first periscope zoom camera should hit the iPhone 15 series next year, but only the Pro Max model will get it.
From BGR
Samsung quietly unveils Galaxy M13 series in India w/ LCD displays, 50MP cameras, more
Samsung has quietly unveiled the Galaxy M13 and M13 5G in India, in turn adding another affordable device to its growing M-series in the regions.
The duo has popped up on the Samsung India website, and there are some notable differences between each handset. However, there’s likely a lot here that will pique the interest of those shopping for a new device on a budget.
Let’s start with the Galaxy M13 as the more “affordable” model. It comes with a 6.6-inch IPS LCD display rated at FHD+ resolution with a 480-nit peak brightness. A Gorilla Glass 5 coating should help protect the screen too.
From 9to5Google
Samsung Galaxy A04 inches close to launch, gets NBTC certification
While everyone has their eyes set on the upcoming foldables from Samsung, another Samsung smartphone is inching closer to its launch. Samsung has a phone for every price point, and the new phone that is listed on the NBTC certification website is a budget phone, that goes by the name Galaxy A04. Recently, it was spotted at the FCC and Wi-Fi Alliance, with model number SM-A045F/DS.
The Galaxy A04 with model number SM-A045F/DS (DS means dual-sim) appeared on the NBTC website, this time revealing the moniker of the phone. Alongside NBTC, the Galaxy A04 budget smartphone has also cleared BIS certification as per reports. The Samsung Galaxy A04 will be the successor to last year’s Galaxy A03. What is more exciting is that since the device has already appeared on multiple certification websites, the launch seems imminent.
From Sammobile
iPhone 14 Pro renders let you check out anticipated design through 3D models
We’ve seen iPhone 14 Pro renders before, based on simple CAD models and schematics, but now you can play with a 3D model, examining the Pro and Pro Max models from any angle.
CAD creator Madmix has used the same schematic to create 3D models which can be viewed in a number of popular design apps …
DuanRui, who seeks out Apple-related content on Chinese social media sites, provides some sample renders (below). But if you use a compatible design app, you can create your own renders from any angle.
Madmix says that the 3D models are actual-size, and in sufficient detail to create close-up renders.
Here are the other samples of the iPhone 14 Pro renders, with full details of the CAD files below. Click any image to view full-size.
From 9to5Mac
Oppo Pad Air and Enco X2’s India launch set for July 18
Oppo will launch the Reno8 and Reno8 Pro in India on July 18, which, the company today announced, will be joined by the Oppo Pad Air and the Enco X2 TWS earphones.
The Oppo Pad Air was unveiled in May. It’s powered by the Snapdragon 680 chip, runs ColorOS 12, and sports a 10.36″ LCD. It packs a 7,100 mAh battery with 18W charging and features two cameras – 8MP on the rear and 5MP on the front.
The tablet comes with four speakers onboard and has stylus support. However, the stylus will be sold separately, so you’ll have to shell out extra money for that.
From Gsmarena
Samsung introduces 24 Gbps GDDR6 DRAM for GPUs
Samsung Electronics revealed today it started sampling the industry’s first 16-gigabit Graphics Double Data Rate 6 DRAM with 24 Gbps processing speeds. It is built on the 10 nm EUV process technology and is expected to boost performance of laptop and console GPUs.
The new DRAM chip will offer universal compatibility so it can have broad market adoption among graphics unit manufacturers.
From Gsmarena
Twitter’s Down, But the World’s Still Spinning
Glassy-eyed Twitter addicts on Thursday morning were shocked to find the site down and out of commission.
Reports of Twitter outages on the tracking site Down Detector appeared in the minutes before 8 a.m. Eastern time, right as much of the U.S.’ East coat worse force logged on for work. Outage reports quickly skyrocketed, topping over 54,000 by the time of writing.
The outage appears limited to Twitter. Down Detector noted some incremental outages across other sites but Twitter stood alone with its sharp and sudden rise of reports. In an emailed statement, a Twitter spokesperson told Gizmodo they are looking into the situation. At around 9 a.m. EST, Gizmodo staff based in the U.K. and some on the East Coast said they were successfully able to access the site. Around 10 minutes later, Twitter released a statement acknowledging the issue and said it was working to get the site back up for everyone. Presumably, users without access to the site were unable to see that message.
From Gizmodo
