Samsung to source Galaxy Z Fold5 and Flip5's batteries from LG

The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold5 and Galaxy Z Flip5, expected to launch in Q3 2023, will pack batteries sourced from LG Energy Solution, reports TheElec. Well, that's hardly surprising since Samsung has purchased batteries from LG Energy Solution for its foldables for the past three years. In addition to LG Energy Solution, Samsung will also source the batteries for its 2023 foldable smartphones from Samsung SDI and China's Amperex Technology Limited (ATL), which should help it avoid any delays that might occur due to issues with the supply chain for the batteries. Samsung Galaxy Z Fold4...

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Asus confirms the ROG Ally will launch globally

Earlier this month, Asus unveiled its ROG Ally handheld Windows gaming device. It caused quite a stir in the gaming realm, even though we are yet to learn all of the details regarding its specs and capabilities. Asus is now successfully keeping the hype train going by announcing that the Ally will see a worldwide release and that said release might happen sooner than expected. Color us enthused! The ROG Ally is set to release worldwide (and it may be sooner than you expect⏱)If you're in North America, sign up for notifications here👇https://ift.tt/g2UC1BX #ROGALLY #playALLYourgames...

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Next update for the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra to fix HDR-related camera issues

Samsung rolled out a major camera-improving update for the Galaxy S23 series in South Korea last month, which later expanded to Europe, India, and the US. However, the Galaxy S23 Ultra still has HDR-related camera issues, and tipster Ice universe says Samsung will fix these with the next firmware update. Ice universe doesn't reveal when this update will be released, but we believe the fix for these HDR-related issues - causing a halo effect around the objects - will arrive with next month's security update, which will also bump up the Android security patch level on the Galaxy S23...

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Samsung Galaxy A34 vs. Samsung Galaxy A54

Introduction Samsung has seen continued success with its Galaxy A lineup. The latest additions to the sprawling family are the Galaxy A34 and Galaxy A54. The Samsung Galaxy A54 puts the A5x series back on the right track after a super-successful A52s was followed by more of a meh A53. The Galaxy A34, on its part, elevates the A3X models to new heights and starts to encroach on the territory of its more-expensive sibling seriously. You can compare the full specsheets or check our editor's assessment further below. Design and build quality Samsung ...

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Huawei Enjoy 60X leaks with specs and live images

Last month Huawei held an event where the Enjoy 60 was unveiled, alongside a couple of other devices. A fresh new leak now details another device from the same family. Seemingly a more premium one – the Enjoy 60X (STG-AL00). Thanks to some live photos of the unannounced phone, we can see that its design is only vaguely reminiscent of the Enjoy 60 with its large camera accent rings. However, unlike its sibling, the Enjoy 60X has one large circular camera island. If the text on it is to be believed, it houses two 50MP cameras. There is also a flash, and the fourth and last spot on the island...

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YouTube Music is getting real-time lyrics on Android and iOS

Real-time lyrics are nothing new in the music streaming realm. Both Spotify and Apple Music have had the feature for some time now. YouTube Music has been lacking behind. Lyrics have been available on the Google streaming platform, but only in a basic manual manner. What this new update brings to the table is automatic real-time tracking for lyrics as the songs play. Real-time lyrics tracking will work on any song that already has lyrics uploaded to YouTube Music. The current lyrics will be highlighted, and their text size will be increased within the Lyrics tab of the...

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Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra tipped to come with one less camera

Since 2021, Samsung has launched the Ultra models in its Galaxy S lineup sporting four rear cameras, two of which are telephoto units - a 3x telephoto joined by a 10x periscope telephoto unit. But according to reliable tipster Ice universe, that could change next year with the Galaxy S24 Ultra. The tipster claims that Samsung removed the 3x telephoto from the Galaxy S24 Ultra and "merged" into the periscope telephoto. While Ice universe doesn't get any more specific than that, another tipster claims Samsung dropped the 3x telephoto unit from the Galaxy S24 Ultra and added a variable folded...

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