Leak shows possible screen sizes for the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S11

Ben Geskin did a render of the Galaxy S11's rumoured display behind the Galaxy S10 lineup

Known leaker Evan Blass (@evleaks) just shared the possible screen sizes of the upcoming Galaxy S11 lineup. There will supposedly be three models with significantly larger displays. The smallest will either be 6.2 or 6.4 inches, while the two larger ones will measure 6.7 and 6.9 inches. If we compare it to the S10 lineup, those have a 5.8-inch, 6.1-inch, and 6.4-inch screens.

According to Blass, the two smaller sizes will come with 5G and LTE options, while the biggest one will only be available in 5G. The screens will feature curved edges. If it keeps to Samsung's usual timeline for the launch of the S series, we expect to see the 2020 flagships in mid-to-late February.

Apple Watch patent shows possible addition of Touch ID

A recently discovered patent application hints at Apple Watch possibly getting in-display Touch ID for an additional level of security. The patent refers to "a touch sensing device, force-sensing device, temperature-sensing device, and/or fingerprint sensor" that can be placed behind the screen. It doesn't seem like a far off idea given that the Apple Watch already supports Apple Pay.

The patent describes having the wireless antennas on the watch moved to the strap so there will be room for more components under the screen. There is a caveat there, though. Moving components like Wi-Fi, cellular, and Bluetooth to the strap might affect its uses, given the wear and tear as well as the customizability Apple offers. But this is just a patent, so perhaps it might not see the light of day.

Source: TechRadar

Koodo offers 8GB for $50 to select customers

Koodo seems to be giving select loyal customers a good deal. Some customers have reportedly been getting calls and texts for a plan that offers 8GB of data per month for $50. It's reportedly a loyalty-based plan. Now, we aren't sure how many more are being offered the deal.

Source: MobileSyrup

Microsoft To-Do for Android displays more info on widget

Microsoft updates its To-Do app on Android to make more data visible on its widget. It can now show due dates, which list an item belongs to, and if an item is part of the My Day section of the app. The app also gets a new icon for dark mode. On top of these two changes, To-Do also gets the usual accessibility fixes and other improvements. The update is now rolling out to Android devices.

Source: Windows Central