Motorola Razr+ is now 30% off for Black Friday, yours for only $699.99

Motorola split its flip-style foldables into two this year - the Razr (in the US) / Razr 40 (everywhere else) is the first mid-range flip foldable, while the Razr+ (in the US) / Razr 40 Ultra (everywhere else) is the flagship of the line. And so it's obviously the more expensive model. The Razr+ normally retails for $999.99 in the US, but today Amazon has started its Black Friday bonanza, and is offering the Razr+ for just $699.99. That's a whopping 30% off, and it makes the Razr+ cost exactly as much as the non-Plus Razr normally goes for. That's an outstanding deal, if we do say so...

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Samsung Galaxy XCover 7 appears on Gekbench with Dimensity 6100+ chipset

The Galaxy XCover 7 is Samsung's next entry in the rugged smartphones series and after seeing its leaked renders earlier this week, we now have a Geekbench run which detail its key specs. The phone is listed as the Samsung SM-G556B and is equipped with a MediaTek Dimensity 6100+ chipset and 6GB RAM. Samsung Galaxy XCover 7 Geekbench score card The device managed a 663 single-core score and 1,867 points in the multi-core department. The listing also revealed Android 14 which is likely paired with One UI 6. There's no official word when we can expect to see the XCover 7’s...

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Samsung Galaxy S23 vs. Samsung Galaxy S23 FE

Samsung Galaxy S23 and Galaxy S23 FE are two interesting smartphones, part of the current flagship generation. It is only natural to wonder about their differences, their performance, and most importantly – which one to choose. If so, then you are at the right place. The Galaxy S23 FE is more like a Galaxy S22 FE that's late to the party as it features the previous generation chips, and it shares much of the same hardware. Though the extra weight and thicker bezels give away its less-than-premium nature. Table of Contents: Design Display Battery Life Charging Speed ...

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Report: Apple's in-house modem pushed back to late 2025, early 2026

Apple's development of an in-house modem isn't going according to plan. Per a Bloomberg report, Apple's modem won't be ready for the Spring of 2025, as previously rumored. According to the report, Apple will push back the modem to the end of 2025 or even early 2026. This ties in nicely with Apple's extended modem deal with Qualcomm, which is currently penned until 2026. Making your own modem is a complicated thing - currently, only Qualcomm, Samsung, Huawei, MediaTek, and Intel have a 5G modem. Reports have suggested that Apple's effort on that front isn't going smoothly and that...

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