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Thanks to the folks at MySmartPrice (via Phone Arena), we have our first look at the benchmark scores of the OPPO Pad. In customary fashion, the revelation comes via benchmarking database Geekbench. The tablet listed on the site bears the model number OPD2101. Screenshots reveal that the device secured 4,582 points on the single-core test and 12,259 on the multi-core test. The benchmark info also confirms the presence of Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 870 chipset with the codename ‘kona,’ accompanied by the Adreno 650 GPU....

The Pixel Fold may actually get some attention during the Pixel 7 launch event The Pixel Fold may actually get some attention during the Pixel 7 launch event This information comes from Yogesh Brar, a tipster. He went to Twitter to reveal “expected devices” for October 6. We already know that the Pixel 7, Pixel 7 Pro, Pixel Watch, Nest Wi-Fi Pro, and new Nest Doorbell are coming. That is not exactly a secret....

This recognition for Samsung’s sustainability efforts comes right on the heels of the EPA presenting it with a Gold Tier Award in March. It is the highest EPA accolade that honors companies for recycling electronic waste (e-waste). The agency had also presented the firm with the Sustained Excellence Award for its innovation in Sustainable Materials Management (SMM). “Sustainability is core to Samsung’s mission and we have an obligation to help stem the effects of climate change and preserve our planet for future generations,” said Mark Newton, Head of Corporate Sustainability for Samsung Electronics America....

The Galaxy A23 variant listed on Samsung Russia’s official website bears the model number SM-A235F, the same one that was approved by the country’s regulatory agency FSA earlier this month. It is a 4G smartphone and supports dual SIM. The listing doesn’t reveal much about the device. But prior reports suggest it will run on Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 680 SoC with 4GB of RAM. The Galaxy A23 could also come in a 6GB RAM variant but we haven’t heard of it yet....

Firstly, the Galaxy S23 will not have a camera bump at the back. Each of the three rear cameras and the LED flash will protrude out of the back panel individually. You may have already seen this camera design on many other Galaxy smartphones, including the Galaxy S22 Ultra and a bunch of budget and mid-range models. Samsung is now bringing it to the vanilla and Plus models of its flagship series, which previously had a single housing for rear cameras....