According to Jon Prosser, Samsung is planning to take wraps off the Galaxy S21 FE on January 3rd, 2022. The device will reportedly go official at 6 PM PST/ 2 AM GMT/ 9 PM ET. The confusion here is that the phone was previously widely expected to launch a day later, i.e. on January 4th. Jon himself had claimed that before. So there seems to be a last-minute change in plans, or perhaps Jon has some inaccurate information....
The Galaxy S21 FE marketing materials highlight its specs & design The Galaxy S21 FE marketing materials highlight its specs & design This information comes from Evan Blass, who revealed these materials via a single image. You can see that image below this paragraph, actually. As you can see, the phone is shown several times here, and all of its colors are highlighted, along with its specs. The Galaxy S21 FE is coming in Graphite, White, Lavender, and Olive color options....
The Galaxy S22 Ultra “chin” is said to be thicker than the Galaxy S22+’s The Galaxy S22 Ultra “chin” is said to be thicker than the Galaxy S22+’s Do note that this doesn’t mean it will be thick, though, not at all. He simply stated that the Galaxy S22+’s will be thinner. The difference could be completely negligible, though, so keep that in mind. As most of you know by now, the Galaxy S22 Ultra will offer a considerably different design compared to the Galaxy S22 and S22+....
Following the latest update, you should see a new “Device speed” section in the “Info” tab for a device, available after selecting a device under Wi-Fi shortcut > Devices in the Google Home app. Here, you will find two options: Check device speed and Check all speeds. These options do exactly what they imply. The former will check the maximum connection speed between that device and your Nest/Google Wi-Fi point. The latter, meanwhile, will run a full internet speed test....
Google is said to be “doubling down” on Pixel phones & its hardware Google is said to be “doubling down” on Pixel phones & its hardware All of this is based on an internal document that The Information managed to get ahold of. Removing Google Assistant support on some Wear OS watches, and lessening support for Assistant features are a part of the change within the company. In case you’re worried this will affect Google’s support for its partners and Android makers, it should not....
