Current News/Innovations

Samsung last week refreshed its smartphone lineup with the introduction of dual cameras in Galaxy Note 8, and it seems like the South-Korean company is planning to continue this trend with its upcoming smartphones as well. Last week, Samsung was reportedly teasing the launch of another dual rear camera smartphone, the Galaxy J7+, in Thailand. Now, the live images and hands-on video of Galaxy J7+ have surfaced on the Internet, giving us a head-to-toe view of the smartphone. Now, a Weibo user  has now posted the live hands-on images of Galaxy J7+ that go inline with the reported teaser spotted in the earlier report. For the specifications, the Samsung Galaxy J7+ is said to sport a vertical dual camera setup on the rear side comprising of a 13-megapixel camera with an f/1.7 aperture and a 5-megapixel camera with an f/1.9 aperture. There will be a 16-megapixel front-facing camera on the smartphone. Apart from the camera specifications, the Samsung Ga...

Samsung unveiled its Galaxy Note 8 smartphone on Wednesday and while the handset was announced to have 6GB RAM, which was also suggested by rumours, we might have another memory variant coming soon. The 4GB RAM variant of Galaxy Note 8 has now been spotted on TENAA website . The TENAA listing of the Galaxy Note 8, spotted by GSMArena, suggests that the South Korean company might introduce a lower memory variant of the smartphone. Interestingly, the 4GB variant of the Galaxy Note 8 seems to come with same specifications as the regular variant of the smartphone and has been tipped to come with 64GB and 128GB built-in storage as well. The report goes in the face of expectations that Samsung would launch a higher memory (8GB) and storage (256GB) variant of the Galaxy Note 8 in some markets, similar to its strategy with the Galaxy S8+ . The 4GB RAM variant of the Galaxy Note 8, if ever launched, will likely be made available at a lower price and might help the...

Samsung's return to form Galaxy Note 8 phablet was unveiled on Wednesday . While the smartphone looks to win back the trust of consumers following the Galaxy Note 7's fiery demise, it still doesn't come cheap. The Galaxy Note 8 is priced starting around $930 in the US, but Barclays' Mark Moskowitz says Samsung is in a better position to capture the premium smartphone market share with the smartphone than Apple is with its upcoming iPhone. Barclays analysts have found that less than 1 in 5 potential iPhone buyers, or 18 percent, will opt for an iPhone that's priced over $1,000, 9to5Google reports . Considering past reports that the upcoming tenth anniversary iPhone will cost around $1,000 , this may just prove to be a tough fight to conquer for Apple. "While the [Galaxy Note 8] device itself seems more evolutionary than revolutionary, we believe this launch represents the return of staunch competition into the premium segment ($700+ ASP...