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A Samsung Galaxy smartphone with a mini-slidable display might have possibly leaked in a recent patent that was published last Thursday by the U.S. and World IP Organization in Europe.
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Paul Felix Kelly from Germany recently stumbled upon a Nintendo Switch console prototype that revealed some never before seen menu mockups These screenshots appear to be from early in development since the current “Switchboard” style was already set in place by 2016, or a year prior to the console’s launch.
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If the upcoming Google Pixel 9 smartphone looks like these renders, it would be a refreshing change from the Pixel 8, as the handset appears to sport an iPhone 15-like shiny flat frame. Size wise, it reportedly measures in at 152.8 x 71.9 x 8.5mm with a 6.1-inch flat display.
A user from a private Facebook group has allegedly gotten their hands on the Google Pixel 8a box, which provides us with a clear look at the handset. It is reported to have a 6.1-inch display, despite being slightly taller, narrower, and slimmer than the 7a.
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HMD Global has owned the Nokia Mobile brand since 2015, but it wasn’t until this year that the company planned to release their own branded smartphone. 91 Mobiles received an exclusive first look at the handset, which features the company’s new logo.
We’re just 11-days away from the Unpacked event, but a gold Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra handset has allegedly leaked in two new hands-on images. No technical specifications have been officially confirmed as of yet, but we can see the rear camera system with five sensors, which may include a 200MP main, 12MP ultra-wide, 50MP telephoto, and 10MP telephoto.
An Unpacked event is set for next month, but Walmart may not have gotten the memo, as they briefly leaked the Samsung Galaxy S24 Plus smartphone ahead of schedule. It will apparently have Live Translate, which lets users speak foreign languages right on the spot from within the Samsung phone app.
Could a Nintendo Switch flash cart be coming soon? If this video holds true, that would most certainly seem like the case, as the short clip shows a person using one cartridge to load multiple games onto a Nintendo Switch.
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Unlike the 135-inch ASUS ProArt Cinema PQ07, the ASUS ROG Tessen mobile gaming controller is designed to work with smartphones, or the upcoming ROG Phone 8 / Phone 8 Pro in particular. This device connects directly via USB-C so you won’t have to worry about any latency issues commonly found with Bluetooth connections.