Samsung Galaxy Z Fold4 appears on Geekbench with key specs

The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip4, expected to go official on August 10, was spotted on Geekbench last month with the Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 SoC, Android 12, and 8GB RAM. Now, the Galaxy Z Fold4 that will be unveiled alongside the Flip4 has also passed through Geekbench, confirming key specs in the process. The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold4 that got benchmarked has model designation SM-F936U, suggesting it's the US version. The unit runs Android 12 and has the Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chip at the helm with 12GB RAM. And that could be the only RAM option since the Galaxy Fold3 also came with a single 12GB RAM...

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The next cheap iPad to sport the A14 Bionic chip and a USB-C port

Apple's simply named "iPad" is its cheapest tablet, starting at $329 normally, and the current model was refreshed last September. This year it will see more substantial updates, according to a new rumor. The next cheap iPad will have a Retina display with the same 1640x2360 resolution as the iPad Air, which means its diagonal will change too, from 10.2" currently to 10.9" to match the latest iPad Air, released in March. However, support for a wide color gamut and high brightness will remain exclusive to the more expensive tablets in Apple's lineup. The upcoming cheap iPad will be...

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Our ZTE Axon 40 Ultra video review is up

ZTE's latest flagship smartphone is the Axon 40 Ultra, and it's going to become available internationally on June 21. Ahead of its release, we've had some time to play with it at the office and an in-depth written review has resulted from that for your reading pleasure. Today it's time to accompany that with our complementary video review, which tries to cover as much ground as possible in under ten minutes. Without going into the nitty gritty as much as our written review, you'll still learn all of the essentials about this phone and its build and screen quality, battery life,...

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Coolpad Cool 20s comes with a Dimensity 700 and a low price

Coolpad just introduced a new entry-level smartphone for the domestic audience. It is called Cool 20s and has dual cameras, 5G support and a relatively big battery with some fast charging. The Coolpad Cool 20s is powered by a Dimensity 700 chipset. It has 128 GB storage and three RAM options - 4 GB, 6 GB, or 8 GB, expandable with up to 5 GB more. The display is a run-of-the-mill 6.58” LCD with a waterdrop notch and Full HD+ resolution. There’s also a 90 Hz refresh rate. The dual cameras on the back are a 50 MP f/1.8 main shooter + a 2 MP macro shooter. The front-facing camera is...

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