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Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra Summary performance Samsung Exynos 9 Octa storage 128 GB camera 108MP + 48MP + 12MP battery 5000 mAh display 6.9" (17.53 cm) ram 12 GB See Full Specifications Nubia Red Magic 5G Summary performance Snapdragon 865 storage 128 GB camera 64MP + 8MP + 2MP battery 4500 mAh display 6.65" (16.89 cm) ram 8 GB See Full Specifications Promoted Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra (Cosmic Gray, 12GB RAM, 128GB Storage) with No Cost EMI/Additional Exchange Offers ₹ 97,999 ₹ 103,000 … [Read more...] about After Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra, this will be the second phone to come with 16GB RAM

In neither the T-Mobile nor the AT&T case, however, did the salespeople evince uncontrolled rapture. They were all extremely charming, even if the gentleman at AT&T was slightly over-excitable. So over-excitable that he admitted he had Verizon on his personal phone because the AT&T reception was so poor where he lived. … [Read more...] about Galaxy S10 selling surprisingly well? I went to T-Mobile and AT&T to find out

Galaxy S10: A 6.1-inch edge model sports an ultrawide camera, Ultrasonic Fingerprint Scanner and Infinity display. The memory and storage configurations are 6GB RAM and 128GB storage or 8GB RAM and 512GB storage. Keep in mind that a MicroSD card can support up to 512GB of storage to get you to 1 terabyte. Galaxy S10 Plus: This 6.4-inch edge model starts at $999 and offers more configuration options. Memory configurations are 8GB RAM with 128GB of storage or 8GB RAM with 512GB of storage. There's also a 12GB  RAM and 1TB storage option. Toss in a 512GB MicroSD card and the high-end Galaxy S10 Plus can deliver 1.5GB of storage. Battery is 4,100 mAh. … [Read more...] about Galaxy S10: Which model should you buy?

Afib is the most common abnormal heart rhythm which affects around 33.5 million people globally, with 5 million new patients added every year, the company said. An abnormal heart rhythm increases the risk of complications such as blood clots, heart failure, and stroke. Over 16 million people develop a stroke a year, with afib and high blood pressure being the leading causes. … [Read more...] about Samsung’s ECG monitoring app approved by Korean regulator

I had temporarily forgotten my purpose, so I shook myself and tried to espy the iPhones. It was then that I realized there weren't any. In the far distance, I could see quite a few Samsungs on display. The iPhone section, however, was a truly sad sight, wires protruding, enticements entirely lacking, as if a mob of surly burglars had made off with them all. … [Read more...] about I went to see Apple’s new phone. T-Mobile did what AT&T couldn’t