As per a report on Winfuture.de, Qualcomm’s SW5100 and SW5100+ differ in design. The SW5100+ will reportedly contain a Molded Embedded Package (MEP) wherein all the components are bound together. By slight contrast, the standard SW5100 will come in the form of a Molded Laser Package (MLP) where the SoC and the PMIC (power management integrated circuits) are separate. The report says that the SW5100+ will also offer an “ultra low power deep sleep mode,” capable of running Wi-Fi or Bluetooth thanks to the QCC5100 co-processor....

The Android model meanwhile, attaches to the backs of phones with the use of a universal clamp. Not unlike the fan that ASUS sells for its Rog Phone 5 series devices. Or that came with them if you got the Pro or Ultimate models. As you can also tell from the name of the accessory, it comes with Razer’s Chroma RGB lighting. As do most of the brand’s products these days....

New, realistic Galaxy S23 Ultra concept design just appeared in a video New, realistic Galaxy S23 Ultra concept design just appeared in a video This concept design is different than the previous one. This very same channel already published the Galaxy S23 Ultra concept design a while back, in gold and silver colorways. So, why did the source change the design now, and created a new video for it? Well, according to the latest piece of information from a reliable tipster, the Galaxy S23 Ultra will retain the Galaxy S22 Ultra’s rear camera design....

While One UI 4.1 will remain the same for the most part, there are some new additions. Samsung starts by discussing the revamped camera UI, focusing on features like Pro Mode. This camera mode will now work with all camera lenses on the phone. The company then mentions the inclusion of all major camera features within third-party social media apps. We discussed this in a separate article yesterday. The trio of Galaxy S22 phones and the Galaxy Tab S8 tablets will be available starting February 25 The trio of Galaxy S22 phones and the Galaxy Tab S8 tablets will be available starting February 25...

According to Forbes, supply-chain woes due to component shortages, as well as coronavirus lockdowns in China, have affected Samsung’s business. The company has managed to keep the boat sailing amid the turmoil, posting record sales of $244.2 billion over the past year, up from $200.7 billion the year before. But it simultaneously suffered a steady stock plunge as well. Its market value is down almost 30 percent to $367.3 billion. In 2021, the Korean firm recorded $510....