Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 FE's key specs revealed by Geekbench

Samsung introduced the Galaxy Tab S7 FE last May, and we expected it to unveil the Galaxy Tab S8 FE around the same time this year. That didn't happen as Samsung only launched the regular, Plus, and Ultra models in the Tab S8 series. However, the good news is that the Galaxy Tab S8 FE isn't canceled, as it has popped up on Geekbench with its key specs. Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 FE The Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 FE, sporting model code SM-X506B, is powered by MediaTek's MT8791V/TZA SoC, which is also known as the Kompanio 900T. The tablet runs Android 13 and has 4GB of RAM onboard, although...

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Apple will bring Stage Manager to more iPads after all with iPadOS 16.1

Stage Manager is a new multitasking interface that Apple announced for iPadOS and MacOS during its WWDC back in June. Due to some supposed limitation in older iPads, Stage Manager was only going to be available for iPads powered by M1. In a statement to Engadget, Apple confirms that more iPad Pro models will get the feature with iPadOS 16.1. We introduced Stage Manager as a whole new way to multitask with overlapping, resizable windows on both the iPad display and a separate external display, with the ability to run up to eight live apps on screen at once. Delivery this multi-display...

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Samsung Galaxy S23 and S23+ renders leak showing new design

We're most likely at least three, and possibly even four or five months away from Samsung's official unveiling of the Galaxy S23 family, but the leaks have started in earnest today, with renders of both the vanilla Galaxy S23 as well as the Galaxy S23+. As you can see below, the design is changing next year, even if these are still going to be eminently recognizable as Samsungs. Samsung Galaxy S23+ leaked renders On the back there's no more camera island to speak of, instead each camera is housed in its own round protuberation. If you're thinking you've seen this before...

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Intel announces pricing and availability for the Arc A770

Intel today announced the pricing and availability information for its flagship desktop graphics card. The Intel Arc A770 desktop GPU will start at $329 and be available starting October 12. The A770 is the company's flagship desktop graphics card and one of the three that have been announced so far (the other two being the A380 and the A750). The A770 is based on the Arc 7 GPU, which features the full complement of 32 Xe Cores and ray tracing units. It also features 8GB and 16GB memory options. The A770 will also support XeSS, Intel's AI-based image reconstruction and super...

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Geekbench reveals MediaTek Helio G99 on the Realme 10

The Realme 10 is the latest to have its details revealed on Geekbench. The phone, model number RMX3630, is due in early 2023 and will pack a MediaTek Helio G99 chipset with a Mali-G57 GPU and up to 8GB of RAM. We can probably expect a budget 6GB model to be available as well. Another detail from the listing is the Android 12 onboard the Realme 10 but that may change to Android 13 come announcement time - Realme has committed to give all 9-series phones Android 13 in Q1 of next year. This is only the second time we've seen the Realme 10 in the rumor mill. The previous leak revealed...

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Analysts: Jio will launch a cheap $100-150 5G phone once network coverage expands enough

Last year Indian carrier Reliance Jio (in partnership with Google) unveiled the JioPhone Next – a super affordable 4G smartphone, which could be had for as little as ₹2,000 ($27 at the time) with a monthly plan starting at ₹300 (and a ₹501 processing fee). Buying the phone outright cost ₹6,500 ($87 back then). The goal of this device was to move millions and millions of Jio subscribers off their outdated 2G and 3G phones and onto the carrier’s 4G network. According to the analysts at Counterpoint, the company will build a 5G follow-up to get people to upgrade to Jio’s new 5G network once...

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Xiaomi 12T series tipped to launch on October 4

We’ve seen several spec leaks for the upcoming Xiaomi 12T series and it seems the launch is just around the corner – more specifically on Tuesday, October 4. The launch information is not yet confirmed by Xiaomi though the leak comes from a reliable tipster so we can assume it’s legit. The launch event poster details the event will start at 8PM GMT +8 which converts to 12PM UTC and 5:30PM IST time. Xiaomi 12T series launch event poster The event poster is titled “ Make moments mega” which is a likely nod to the 12T Pro’s rumored 200MP camera sensor – Samsung’s ISOCELL HP1 sensor...

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