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Samsung Galaxy S21 (WinFuture) News 

Samsung Galaxy S21 series prices leaked ahead of launch

Febin Mathew

Samsung’s Galaxy S21 series appeared on leaks and reports every two days before launch. The latest leak now reveals the suggested price for Galaxy S21 phones in Europe. This price is for European market, and it would be different for other markets including India. This new leak comes shortly after we got a good look at the Galaxy S21 series and its color variants. This time around, the camera bump will undergo a change on the Galaxy S21 series based on the leaked renders. All three phones have a raised…

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Samsung Galaxy S21 (WinFuture) color variants leak News 

The Samsung Galaxy S21 series will come in these color combinations

Febin Mathew, ,

Samsung’s Galaxy S21 series is the next flagship smartphone series to watch out for. New smartphones appear in leaks almost every other day as we move closer to its launch on January 14. The latest leak reveals the color variants the Galaxy S21 will launch in. We’ve already seen official renderings of the Galaxy S21 series with a different rear camera design. The same can be seen in this WinFuture leak of the Galaxy S21, Galaxy S21 Plus and Galaxy S21 Ultra. The camera bump is going to be the…

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Samsung Galaxy Smart Tag (FCC ID) News 

Samsung Galaxy Smart Tag price, color variants leaked before launch

Febin Mathew, ,

Samsung is reportedly working on the Galaxy Smart Tag, a tracker that allows users to find their lost or misplaced Galaxy devices. The Galaxy Smart Tag appeared on numerous leaks and reports ahead of its scheduled launch on January 14. The latest Galaxy Smart Tag leak reveals its price and color variants. The Samsung Galaxy Smart Tag was also spotted on the South Korean certification authority’s website with sketches of its design. The smart tracker has rounded edges with a hole for a strap. There is also a button that…

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Samsung Galaxy S21 series to launch soon News 

Samsung Galaxy S21 series colors, storage variants leak

Febin Mathew,

There’s a new leak on the Samsung Galaxy S21 series, and it’s all about the storage variants and color options. The same report also confirms S Pen support on the Galaxy S21 Ultra, the most expensive model in the Galaxy S21 series. Samsung will unveil its Galaxy S21 smartphones on January 14. The new flagship series is expected to feature three phones namely Galaxy S21, Galaxy S21 + and Galaxy S21 Ultra. According to a report from WinFuture, the Galaxy S21 will be offered in two storage options of 128…

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The Samsung store also confirmed that the Samsung Galaxy S21 series coming to India will be powered by the Exynos 2100 chipset, which has yet to be announced. (GSMArena) News 

Samsung’s Galaxy S21 series arrives January 14

Febin Mathew, , , ,

Samsung has finally confirmed the launch date for the Samsung Galaxy S21 series, which many reports have been speculating for some time now. The company has confirmed that the Samsung Galaxy S21 series will launch on January 14, 2021 – the last day of virtual CES. The Samsung Galaxy S21 series will consist of three devices: the Samsung Galaxy S21, the Samsung Galaxy S21 Plus and the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra. The launch date has been confirmed by the Samsung Experience Store in Bengaluru. The Opera House store told Android…

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Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra. (HT Tech) News 

Samsung’s old wearable devices won’t work with Galaxy S21 series: report

Febin Mathew, ,

Samsung is expected to launch the Galaxy S21 series in January. The new Galaxy S21 smartphones wouldn’t work with a bunch of Samsung smartwatches and fitness trackers. These devices will still be supported on older Samsung phones, but not on the new Galaxy S21 series. According to a report from the Galaxy Club, older Samsung smartwatches and fitness trackers will not be compatible with the Galaxy S21 series. The list includes Samsung Galaxy Gear, Galaxy Gear 2, Galaxy Gear 2 Neo, Galaxy Gear S, and Galaxy Gear Fit. The report…

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Samsung's Galaxy Buds Live wireless headphones are official (Bloomberg) News 

Samsung names its next TWS “Galaxy Buds Pro”

Febin Mathew, ,

Samsung is expected to launch its new Galaxy Buds alongside the Galaxy S21 series in January 2021. Samsung kept the nickname Galaxy Buds but added a + and a Live for new models. The next version of Samsung’s TWS will be called Galaxy Buds Pro . The wireless headphones have been spotted on the Indonesian telecommunications certification site with that name and model number SM-R190, according to a report from GSMArena. The wireless headphones have also been certified by China 3C and Korea NRRA. The name is something new as…

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Hey Bixby, unlock my phone (Bloomberg) News 

Samsung will soon add voice recognition support to unlock your phone

Febin Mathew, , ,

Samsung is preparing to launch the Galaxy S21 series early next year. While it’s safe to predict that the flagship phones will come with a big spec upgrade, Samsung has big plans for its Bixby voice assistant as well. According to reports, Samsung will add voice recognition support to unlock your phone. Sammobile reports that Samsung’s One UI 3.1 will allow users to select Bixby Voice as the biometric method to unlock the device. The One UI 3.1 is expected to debut with the Galaxy S21 series. The software update…

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Samsung smartphone market share hits record high (MINT_PRINT) News 

Samsung Gains Record Market Share in South Korea

Febin Mathew, ,

Despite the disruption from Covid-19, Samsung’s smartphone has maintained decent growth. Its quarterly revenue increased, while its performance in the United States also improved. Now, its market share in its home market has reached an all-time high, reports Strategy Analytics (via Sammobile). According to the research firm, Samsung’s market share in South Korea reached 72.3%, up from 67.9% last year, in the third quarter of this year. With 3.4 million units shipped, Samsung is well ahead of number two and number three – Apple (8.9%) and LG (9.6%). While Samsung’s…

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