Samsung launches at least one rugged smartphone or tablet every year. It has been over a year since the company launched a rugged tablet, and Samsung will soon launch a new rugged tablet called the Galaxy Tab Active 5. The upcoming tablet made its presence felt through some reports over the past two months, and […]
Read MoreIf you feared the Galaxy Tab S7 FE was a one-off experiment, Samsung proved this week that’s not the case. The company announced two new Fan Edition tablets, signaling bigger plans for the lineup. But have the Galaxy Tab S9 FE and Tab S9 FE+ missed the mark? We’ll discuss these tablets, their strengths, and […]
Read MoreQualcomm has unveiled a new chipset for mobile devices, the Snapdragon 7s Gen 2 Mobile Platform (SM7435-AB). With the announcement of this SoC, there are now three models in the Snapdragon 7 lineup, with the other two being the Snapdragon 7 Gen 1 and the Snapdragon 7+ Gen 2. The chipset announced today, however, is […]
Read MoreIn addition to the Galaxy Tab S9 flagship tablet series, Samsung appears to be working on a new Fan Edition tablet for 2023. Scratch that. Samsung is seemingly developing two Fan Edition tablets this year! And they were both spotted in an online benchmark rocking the same Exynos chip. First, an unannounced Samsung tablet carrying […]
Read MoreNow that Samsung is done launching its high-end smartphones, it will focus on the launches of upcoming mid-range smartphones, including the Galaxy A34 5G, Galaxy A54 5G, and Galaxy M54 5G. Despite being a slightly cut-down version of the Galaxy A54, the Galaxy M54 5G will one-up its sibling in an important way. Galaxy M54 […]
Read MoreSamsung has finally announced its new mid-range Exynos processors for Galaxy A smartphones. While the company had mentioned the Exynos 1330 during the Galaxy A14 5G launch last month, it did not fully reveal its specifications and capabilities. Now, the company has released that information along with the features of the Exynos 1380. Both new […]
Read MoreBefore launching the Galaxy S23, Samsung will most probably unveil its next-generation Galaxy A smartphones, including the Galaxy A14 5G, Galaxy A34 5G, and the Galaxy A54 5G. All these devices will most probably use Samsung’s next-generation Exynos chipsets with improved performance. The Galaxy A54 5G has been spotted in Geekbench’s database using the Exynos […]
Read MoreThe upcoming Galaxy M54 5G has shown up on Geekbench earlier today, and the benchmark entry clarifies an earlier rumor concerning Samsung’s choice of chipset for the mid-range device. Namely, the Galaxy M54 5G won’t be powered by an SoC from Qualcomm but a new Exynos solution. The online benchmark reveals that the Galaxy M54 […]
Read MoreSamsung usually launches its new-generation Galaxy A series phones in early Q1 every year. In early 2023, the company is expected to announce the Galaxy A54 and the Galaxy A74, among other devices. At least one of these smartphones is expected to come equipped with a new Exynos mid-range processor, and that chipset has now appeared […]
Read MoreQ4 is just around the corner, and according to a new report, Samsung’s next-gen mid-range Galaxy A phones for 2023 are now deep in development. They’ll hit the shelves as the Galaxy A14, Galaxy A34, and Galaxy A54. The Galaxy A14 carries model number SM-A146B and has 5G connectivity. The exact chipset model it carries […]
Read MoreIt is widely known that Samsung is helping Google build a Tensor lineup of chipsets for smartphones, tablets, and more. The first-generation Tensor processor, used in the Pixel 6 and the Pixel 6 Pro, is a modified version of the Exynos 2100. Now, the company is testing a couple of new chipsets, one of which […]
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