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Samsung Finally Adopts Android’s Seamless Updates Starting With Galaxy A55 5G: Here’s How It Works
Apart from its refreshed design and Exynos-powered hardware, the Galaxy A55 5G, which was recently announced alongside the Galaxy A35 5G has another trick up its sleeve. The Galaxy A55 5G also happens to be the first Samsung smartphone that offers Google’s Seamless Updates feature. The feature basically offers less downtime during the update proc...
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Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5 Review: Covering the Basics
Samsung’s Galaxy Z Flip 5 has a revamped hinge, a larger cover display and a top-end processor. While the new Flex Window cover display makes the phone more useful when folded, it’s still missing a few things. Here's our full review.
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Samsung Foldable Phones Price May Start Around Rs. 60,000 by 2024: Report
Samsung is said to be developing entry-level foldable smartphones under the Galaxy A series whose price may start around KRW 1 million (roughly Rs. 61,000), as per a report.
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Samsung Galaxy On7 Prime Review
The Samsung Galaxy On7 Prime boasts of Samsung's new Mall shopping app, but does it have anything going for it besides that?
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Jio Phone Shakes Up Cheap-End of India's Billion Strong Market
JioPhone creates a new phone segment aimed at millions of low-paid Indians, currently caught between basic, calls-and-text devices and fancier smartphones.
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Nokia strengthens basic line-up with 15-euro phone
Nokia launched a 15-euro phone to shore up its position in the basic handset market, where it has lost share while it focused on developing expensive smartphones.
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Even in emerging markets, Nokia's star is fading
Nokia's basic phone sales fell 16% in the first three months of 2012, and have fallen in four of the last five quarters, while competitors like China's ZTE and Huawei have been growing fast. In India, the world's second-biggest mobile phone market, with more than 900 million subscribers, Nokia's market share has halved in the three years to 2011, w...
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Samsung Finally Adopts Android’s Seamless Updates Starting With Galaxy A55 5G: Here’s How It Works
Apart from its refreshed design and Exynos-powered hardware, the Galaxy A55 5G, which was recently announced alongside the Galaxy A35 5G has another trick up its sleeve. The Galaxy A55 5G also happens to be the first Samsung smartphone that offers Google’s Seamless Updates feature. The feature basically offers less downtime during the update proc...
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Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5 Review: Covering the Basics
Samsung’s Galaxy Z Flip 5 has a revamped hinge, a larger cover display and a top-end processor. While the new Flex Window cover display makes the phone more useful when folded, it’s still missing a few things. Here's our full review.
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Samsung Foldable Phones Price May Start Around Rs. 60,000 by 2024: Report
Samsung is said to be developing entry-level foldable smartphones under the Galaxy A series whose price may start around KRW 1 million (roughly Rs. 61,000), as per a report.
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Samsung Galaxy On7 Prime Review
The Samsung Galaxy On7 Prime boasts of Samsung's new Mall shopping app, but does it have anything going for it besides that?
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Jio Phone Shakes Up Cheap-End of India's Billion Strong Market
JioPhone creates a new phone segment aimed at millions of low-paid Indians, currently caught between basic, calls-and-text devices and fancier smartphones.
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Nokia strengthens basic line-up with 15-euro phone
Nokia launched a 15-euro phone to shore up its position in the basic handset market, where it has lost share while it focused on developing expensive smartphones.
-
Even in emerging markets, Nokia's star is fading
Nokia's basic phone sales fell 16% in the first three months of 2012, and have fallen in four of the last five quarters, while competitors like China's ZTE and Huawei have been growing fast. In India, the world's second-biggest mobile phone market, with more than 900 million subscribers, Nokia's market share has halved in the three years to 2011, w...
