Samsung Galaxy M42 5G is receiving Android 13-based One UI 5.0 update

Samsung continues to roll out the Android 13-based One UI 5.0 stable update for its devices, and the latest smartphone to get upgraded is the Samsung Galaxy M42 5G. The update is rolling out for the Galaxy M42 5G in India sporting model code SM-M426B. It has firmware version M426BXXU3CVK5 and comes with the usual One UI 5.0 goodies and November 2022 Android security patch. If you live in India and haven't received the One UI 5.0 stable update yet, you can check for it manually by navigating to your Galaxy M42 5G's Settings > Software update menu. Via

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Samsung Galaxy Z Flip5 to have much larger cover display, invisible crease

Samsung's upcoming Galaxy Z Flip5, which isn't due to launch for a few months, might rectify two of the main issues people still have with its predecessor, the Z Flip4. At least if today's rumor on the matter pans out. In the rumor's corner is the fact that it comes from Display Supply Chain Consultants CEO Ross Young, who has been accurate about such things in the past. In the other corner is the fact that on occasion he does get the odd thing wrong, so keep that in mind. Anyway, here's hoping that the Galaxy Z Flip5 will indeed, as Young claims, come with a much larger cover display....

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Infinix Zero 5G 2023 officially launches with Dimensity 1080 and 120Hz display for $239

After a not-so-secret announcement of its newest phone last month, Infinix is “officially” announcing its latest Infinix Zero 5G 2023 powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 1080. For $239, the Zero 5G 2023 comes with 256GB of storage paired with 8GB of RAM or up to 13GB when you extend it, reserving some of the storage for this purpose. The device is powered by XOS12 based on Android 13. As a refresher, the Zero 5G 2023 has a large 6.78-inch IPS LCD screen with FHD+ resolution and 120Hz refresh rate. The user can switch between three modes: 60Hz, 120Hz, and Auto-Smart Switch Refresh Rate,...

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Retailers reveal the price of Nvidia's top new workstation GPU, the RTX 6000

The day after Nvidia announced the RTX 4000 series of gaming cards, it also showed off the next generation of workstation cards that are based on the same architecture, Ada. So far the company has not revealed how much these would cost. We need to stress workstation GPUs here, these are meant for professionals and will have hair-raising prices – the RTX 6000 is listed on several US retailers with prices between $7,378 and $8,210, according to data dug up by VideoCardz. Nvidia RTX 6000 (Ada) on prices CompSource and ShopBLT The Nvidia RTX 6000 card has 18,176 CUDA cores, 11%...

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Oppo Find N2 Flip leaks in hands-on video

Oppo’s first foray into the world of foldables came out nearly a year ago with the Find N which was unveiled during the annual Oppo Inno Day event. There’s talk we’ll see a successor at this year’s Inno Day 2022 later this month and it may be joined by a flip foldable phone. The alleged Oppo Find N2 Flip now appeared in a short hands-on video on Weibo and it’s our first live look at the rumored device. Like most unreleased test devices, the Find N2 Flip is covered in the usual protective case. We can see its sizeable inner display will house a punch-hole cutout at the top for its...

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Lenovo K14 and K14 Note surface on Google Play Console

Two Lenovo phones have surfaced on the Google Play Console – the Lenovo K14 and K14 Note. You may not be familiar with the K-series as it focuses on low-end in select regions. And they don’t use unique hardware, rather they are rebadged Motorola phones. For example, the Lenovo K13 proved to be a Moto E7i Power variant. The Lenovo K13 Note was a rebadged Moto G10. With that in mind, let’s have a look at what the GPC says about the K14 phones. GPC images: Lenovo K14 and K14 Note • Official images: Moto E20 and Moto G31 The Lenovo K14 uses a Unisoc T606 chipset with 2GB of...

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