Samsung Galaxy M13 5G's specs surface, Dimensity 700 and 50MP camera in tow

Samsung unveiled the Exynos 850-powered Galaxy M13 4G last month, and it's rumored to follow up with a 5G version soon, which will have the Dimensity 700 SoC at the helm. The source claims that the Galaxy M13 5G will feature a 6.5" HD+ LCD with a pixel density of 269 ppi and pack a 5,000 mAh battery, expected to support 15W charging. The M13 5G will have two memory options - 4GB/64GB and 6GB/128GB. It will support virtual RAM expansion through the RAM Plus feature and storage expansion up to 1TB via a microSD card. Samsung Galaxy M13 4G The Dimensity 700-powered smartphone...

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MediaTek announces Dimensity 9000+ with performance boost and improved ISP

MediaTek has just uncovered its refreshed flagship chipset. The Dimensity 9000+ is here with a couple of key updates over the 9000. In addition to a 5% CPU boost and a 10% graphics boost, there’s also improvements to the image signal processing and 5G modem. Building on the success of our first flagship 5G chipset, the DImenisty 9000+ ensures that device makers always have access to the most advanced high-performance features and the latest mobile technologies, making it possible for their top-tier smartphones to stand out.” – Dr. Yenchi Lee, Deputy General Manager of MediaTek’s Wireless...

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Apple reportedly will source 80 million OLED panels from Samsung Display for iPhone 14

A report from Korean sources cited industry insiders who are familiar with Apple and Samsung Display’s plans. According to ETNews, “Samsung Display will supply 80 million panels for all iPhone 14 series models.” The report continues that Mass production and delivery of the panels are expected to begin sometime in Q3 of the year. Apple iPhone 13 lineup Four iPhone 14 models are expected, two higher-end Pro models, and two ‘regular’ models. There are two 6.1-inch versions and two 6.7-inch ones. Samsung Display will provide OLED panels for all these models. Meanwhile, it’s reported that...

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Realme exec hints that the GT2 Explorer Master will launch in July

Right after Qualcomm unveiled the new Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1, Realme CEO Sky Li announced that the GT2 Explorer Master will be among the first to use the new chipset. That day we only got a vague “Q3” time frame for the launch. That was narrowed down to July by Xu Qi Chase, the President of Global Marketing, while chatting with fans on Weibo. This was a response to a fan asking for a stylish, powerful phone in the CNY 3,000 price segment. The original Realme GT Explorer Master was originally priced CNY 2,900 ($435/€410/₹34,00) and is currently discounted to CNY 2,500, it was unveiled on...

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Poco F4 and Poco X4 GT prices and specs leak through Polish retailer

The Poco F4 and X4 GT will be unveiled this Thursday. However, an official Xiaomi distributor in Poland has jumped the gun and listed both phones. This includes full spec sheets, which confirm what we already knew. Poco F4 and X4 GT listed on Mi-Home.pl More importantly, the site didn’t scrub the metadata properly, so we have prices too. The Poco F4 will cost PLN 2,200 for the 6/128GB configuration and PLN 2,400 for an 8/256GB unit. That converts to $500/€475/₹39,000 and $545/€520/₹42,500, respectively. Here is a direct link to Mi-Home.pl if you want a closer look. For comparison,...

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Sony is reportedly working on its first 100MP sensor for phones

Sony is yet to release a 100+ megapixel sensor designed for smartphones, but one is reportedly on the way. The company will take an interesting approach – instead of going for the flagship market, its first 100MP sensor will be aimed at premium mid-rangers, according to leakster Digital Chat Station. The sensor will allegedly be part of the Sony IMX8 series. The series recently made its debut with the IMX800, a 54MP 1/1.49” sensor that was used in the Honor 70 series. DCS does not share details about the 100MP sensor, so we can only speculate. Given that it is aimed at mid-rangers, it will...

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Automatic Verification on iOS 16 will replace CAPTCHAs on supported platforms

One of the many new privacy features in iOS 16 is Automatic Verification - Apple’s take on Private Access Tokens. These will allow users to bypass CAPTCHAs on supported sites and apps by verifying the device and Apple ID on the log-in screen. Apple claims the process keeps user data and personal information away from the sites you’re trying to log in while also hiding your IP addresses. iOS 15 login vs iOS 16 with Automatic Verification Cloudflare and Fastly - two of the biggest cloud computing services providers are already on board to support Private Acess Tokens including...

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