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The FCC has certified two models of the Galaxy XCover 6 Pro: SM-G736U and SM-G736U1. These could be carrier-locked and unlocked variants of the rugged tablet for the US market, respectively. The former was also spotted in a Google Play Console listing last month. The listing on the FCC database confirms the rumors that the upcoming Samsung tablet will be available in a 128GB storage variant. Further, it confirms dual SIM support too....

The Galaxy Z Fold 4 to include new hinge that is thinner & lighter The Galaxy Z Fold 4 to include new hinge that is thinner & lighter Well, this will be the case if the tipster is to be believed. This information comes from Anthony aka @TheGalox_. He says that the Galaxy Z Fold 4 will become the company’s first smartphone with a “single hinge”. That hinge will not only be lighter and thinner, but it will also be less expensive and more durable at the same time....

The FCC has certified the GalaxyZ Fold 4 with the model number SM-F936U, which we have known about for a long. The documents don’t reveal anything that the mountain of leaks over the past couple of months hasn’t already revealed. We can find references to 5G cellular connectivity, 6GHz Wi-Fi, wireless power transfer, Bluetooth, and UWB (ultra-wideband) technologies. The documents also contain schematics of the Galaxy Z Fold 4. But they don’t appear to accurately represent the shape and size of the device, particularly when unfolded....

By stating that it would be coming this Summer, it was rightfully assumed that meant it would be launched sometime around late June or after. Summer officially starts on June 20/June 21 after all. Although it’s been a long wait, this will surely make users happy. Since the launch of the Galaxy Watch 4, Bixby has been the only voice assistant you had access to. And while it does have its uses, it doesn’t really compare to Google Assistant....

The prediction is based on disclosures made by Apple on public filings. The analyst also conducted a bottom-up analysis of Google’s traffic acquisition costs or TAC payments. The Justice Department revealed in October 2020 that Google paid $8 to $12 billion to become the default search engine on Apple devices. The analyst says that Google may end up paying more to avoid a bidding war with Microsoft. Sacconaghi also believes that Google may not consider this plan long-term, given that payments could touch $18 to $20 billion by 2022....