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The upcoming clamshell foldable has appeared on the FCC database with model numbers SM-F721U and SM-F721U1. These are carrier-locked and unlocked variants of the same device. First spotted by MySmartPrice, the certification itself doesn’t tell us much about the device. But a thorough reading of the documents reveals some details, such as wireless charging support, mmWave 5G, sub-6GHz 5G, NFC, GPS, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi. Schematics of the Galaxy Z Flip 4 found in FCC documents also show us the positioning of the mmWave antenna....

If you want to talk about emotional rollercoasters, No Man’s Sky is an excellent example. This game launched to a boatload of controversies, and that turned a lot of people off from the game. There’s a long laundry list of the things that went south with the game, but the company has since fixed everything up. Now, No Man’s Sky is coming to the Nintendo Switch Now, No Man’s Sky is coming to the Nintendo Switch...

We know Nothing CEO Carl Pei as someone who can really hype up the crowd. The Nothing Phone(1)’s launch was shrouded in a cloud of hype and expectation. The company was able to deliver on some of that hype (well, not if you live in the United States). Now, the phone is out and the company’s not gracing our headlines as much now. So, what does the company do? Why, it posts a picture of a butterfly to its Twitter account....

Citing information from tipster Yogesh Brar, 91Mobiles reports that OnePlus has started “private testing” the OnePlus 10 Pro in India and Europe. The company is aiming to start selling its latest flagship in these regions by mid or end of March. The phone was also recently spotted on an Indian certification website bearing the model number NE2211, hinting at an imminent launch. Additionally, the Bluetooth SIG also last week certified multiple variants of the OnePlus 10 Pro for global markets....

The Moto G Stylus (2022) promo images reveal a lot The Moto G Stylus (2022) promo images reveal a lot That being said, there are two images to check out here. The first one is included below this paragraph, and there are actually two pictures included in one. You can see both the phone’s front and back sides, well, most of them. In addition to that, the phone’s bottom side is shown, and its stylus....