Snapdragon 855 Plus phone comes July 23

The Snapdragon 855 Plus phone era is starting on the July 27^th with the launch of the Asus ROG Phone II.

 
Includes current and upcoming Radeon and Ryzen products

AMD has announced its latest bundle which includes three months of Xbox Game Pass for PC with purchase of some upcoming Radeon and Ryzen products as well as existing ones from select retailers/e-tailers and select regions.

Galaxy Note10 as the star of the show

Although the cat was out of the bag earlier, Samsung has now confirmed its next Galaxy Unpacked 2019 event for August 7th, where we expect it to unveil the new Galaxy Note10 smartphones.

For €34,99

Just a day after it was announced back in China, Xiaomi has also brought the fourth generation of the Mi Band to Europe as well, with a price starting at €34,99.

A lot of phone for €329

Xiaomi has now officially launched the Xiaomi Mi 9T in Europe, and with a price of €329, it packs a lot of punch with notchless 6.39-inch AMOLED screen and Snapdragon 730 SoC.

Notch- and hole-free phones eventually coming

While some smartphones makers have found a way to avoid having a notch or a hole for the selfie camera, it appears that under-display selfie cameras are coming to phones sooner than expected, as both Oppo and Xiaomi have demonstrated working prototypes.

7nm with ARM's new Cortex-A77 CPU/Mali-G77 GPU

Mediatek has made quite a surprising announcement as its new SoC will be the first to use ARM's new SOC design with Cortex-A77 CPU cores and Mali-G77 GPU, as well as an integrated 5G modem.

The 6.67-inch OnePlus 7 Pro and the 6.41-inch OnePlus 7

After plenty of leaks that pretty much unveiled both of the phones earlier, OnePlus has now officially unveiled its new OnePlus 7 series, including the flagship OnePlus 7 Pro and the OnePlus 7.

iFixit gives them a good repairability score

Now that Google's affordable Pixel 3a smartphones are released, it was just a matter of time before they get a teardown by iFixit, giving them a good repairability score.

Hold it, flash bang wallop

Smartphone firm Huawei today said that a dual screen video facility comes as part of a software update rolled out gradually in overseas markets from today.