Samsung Galaxy S11+ will reportedly sport a 5,000mAh battery

Following Samsung's usual timeline for the Galaxy S line, we are expecting the Samsung Galaxy S11 series to launch in February. So, ahead of that, we get leaks and reports about the device. The latest rumour is about its battery capacity. GalaxyClub reports that the Galaxy S11+ might get a 5,000mAh typical capacity battery with a rated capacity of 4,855mAh. When compared to the Samsung Galaxy S10 5G, it's a significant increase from 4,500mAh. So, we're hoping this is something that actually becomes true.

Samsung Galaxy Note 10 5G is tipped to get three storage configurations

Embed from Getty Images

Aside from supposedly launching the regular Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+ (a first for this series), Samsung will reportedly introduce a 5G version of the phone. Unlike previous rumours that both models will get a 5G version, it’s being reported that this model will be based on the Galaxy Note 10+. And SamMobile reports that there will be three storage configurations: 256GB, 512GB, and 1TB. The latter will get 12GB memory. And this phone will supposedly be a Verizon-exclusive in the US.

Click to read more ...

Samsung Galaxy Note 8’s specs get leaked ahead of launch

Evan Blass/Twitter

It’s hard for companies to keep their upcoming product launches a secret in an age where the likes of Evan Blass (@evleaks) exist. This time, the VentureBeat reporter published what is expected to be the specs of the new Samsung Galaxy Note 8. His source is someone who has been briefed about the device’s configuration. Samsung is launching the Galaxy Note 8 on August 23^rd.

Click to read more ...

Samsung might have ‘accidentally’ unveiled Galaxy Note 8

Samsung knows the power of leaks and teasers so it seems to be banking on the hype surrounding the Galaxy Note 8. We can’t quite say this was an accident on their part though. On Samsung’s official Exynos Twitter account, Samsung tweeted a promotional image of the Exynos 8895—the chipset found in the Galaxy S8 and S8+. But the image we see in the tweet isn’t either device. It shows another smartphone with an Infinity Display and even smaller bezels than the aforementioned flagships. It seems to match the leaked renders and schematics that have been showing up for the new Note device. It’s notable also that Samsung hasn’t taken it down yet or addressed the image even as the Twitterverse is in a frenzy because of it.

Source: Forbes