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Samsung Galaxy A14 4G variant coming soon, check specs and renders here

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Samsung Galaxy A14 4G One UI 6.1 update

Samsung launched the Galaxy A14 5G smartphone earlier this month and now the company is planning to launch its 4G variants. Ahead of the launch, we have received leaked specifications and renders of the Samsung Galaxy A14 4G smartphone.

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A tipster WinFuture has shared some specs and renders of the Samsung Galaxy A14 5G ahead of its official launch. The 4G variant of this smartphone is basically a slimmed-down version of the 5G model which is currently available in the US and more markets.

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The latest information suggests that the Galaxy A14 4G smartphone will be powered by a MediaTek Helio G80 MT6769V/CT instead of the Exynos 1330 that is used in the 5G variant. In addition, it will be available in 4GB RAM and 64/128 GB storage.

The smartphone features a 6.6-inch LCD display with a 60 Hz refresh rate, 50 MP rear camera, 13 MP front camera, Android 13 based One UI Operating system, 5000 mAh battery, and more.

Talking about the rear camera, the smartphone has an S23-like design and three cameras including a 50 MP main camera, 5 MP Ultra-wide, and 2 MP macro sensor.

The 4G variant of Samsung Galaxy is tipped to be available in Easter Europe in late March 2023, which may be priced at 200 Euros. Ahead of the launch, take a look at the renders below.

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Google teases Pixel 9 Pro with Gemini, launch set for August 13

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Google teased the Pixel 9 Pro smartphone launching on August 13. This year’s Made by Google event is taking place two months before its usual schedule. With early launch, the company aims to better compete with its rivals including Apple and Samsung.

The Pixel 9 Pro teaser has been published on Google Store. It’s a 12-second video clip, which begins with the animation of “Google Pixel” text featuring a Gemini color palette. The text disappears save for “ix” — or the Roman Numeral for 9.

The entire animation screens the appearance of the phone’s camera bar. The phone seems to have three lenses, indicating the Pixel 9 Pro. Interestingly, the teaser video published by Google ends on August 13, 2024, in Roman Numerals.

The event will be held on Tuesday, August 13 from 10 to 11 a.m. PT. You will be able to join the unveiling live through the Google Store and the Made by Google channel on YouTube. In announcing the event, Google has repeatedly mentioned Android, Gemini, and Pixel.

Meanwhile, Samsung is set to introduce the Galaxy Z Flip 6 and Z Fold 6 in July. The phones will bring new Galaxy AI features and enhancements to the table. However, upgrades to Google AI would be worth seeing as the Galaxy S25 series might be inspired by it.

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Galaxy Z Flip 6 screen experience to be seamless as Samsung lessened crease

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Samsung is set to launch its next-generation foldable smartphones, Galaxy Z Flip 6 and Galaxy Z Fold 6, at the Galaxy 2024 Unpacked Event next month. Several reports have been surfacing online that reveal the features, design, and specs of these devices. A new report reveals that the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6 may have less visible crease than the Z Flip 5.

According to tipster IceUniverse, the upcoming Galaxy Z Flip 6 smartphone will get slight improvements in the crease in comparison to its predecessor. The company is constantly trying to eliminate the crease in foldable displays, with gradual improvements being made.

The Korean tech giant aims to offer an even better display experience with the less visible crease in its next foldable phones. In foldable display products, the crease is the area where the panel folds and unfolds. It is almost impossible to eliminate the crease, but Samsung is improving it.

Previous reports also revealed that Samsung will use thicker ultra-thin glass (UTG) for the Galaxy Z Flip 6’s folding screen. By using this glass, the smartphones will have smaller crease and durable glass. While the Galaxy Z Flip 5 comes with a UTG of 30 microns, the Galaxy Z Flip 6 might use 50 microns thicker UTG.

Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6 crease to be smaller, Flip 7 to get new hinge

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Samsung might launch Galaxy Z Fold 6 Ultra in two countries

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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 Ultra might not be limited to South Korea. A new report indicates that the company could launch its first Ultra foldable phone in at least two countries: China and South Korea.

AndroidHeadlines reports that Samsung is planning to introduce the Galaxy Z Fold 6 Ultra in China too. Previously, it was reported that the company could keep this exclusive variant limited to its home ground.

Samsung has been working on Q6 and Q6A for a long. As per previous reports, Q6 is the internal codename for the Z Fold 6, while the Q6A is expected to be the Galaxy Z Fold 6 Ultra.

In a surprising development, Samsung SM-W9025 has been spotted on AndroidHeadlines database. It doesn’t match SM-F958N, which is the Korean variant’s model number.

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It is expected that the model number of Samsung’s upcoming foldable in China is quite different from the Korean variant. So rather than Z Fold 6 Ultra, Samsung may opt for W25 Ultra naming for its debut in the Chinese market.

Earlier, Samsung’s Kazakhstan website accidentally published official promo material of the Unpacked. The image revealed the design of the upcoming Galaxy Z Flip 6 and Galaxy Z Fold 6.

Since the Z Fold 6 Ultra was missing from the leaked promo, it is expected to be limited to certain markets. Also, rather than the Unpacked stage, the company may pick a later date to introduce its nighty foldable handset.

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