Samsung provides consumers with more style choice by introducing Rose Gold White and Rose Gold Black editions of Galaxy Note 3
Seoul, Korea – December 2, 2013 – As part of its continued commitment to deliver innovative technologies along with premium design, Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. today announced new color editions of the Galaxy Note 3. The Galaxy Note 3, which launched in September, now comes with Rose Gold White and Rose Gold Black accents and Merlot Red option, in addition to the Jet Black, Classic White and Blush Pink options already available to consumers.
Update: Samsung has issued a statement that rules out major workforce cuts at its headquarters, as initially reported in Korea. Instead, Samsung is looking relocated a small portion of its workforce.
Samsung did not provide any details about the number of staff that it would be relocating or to where they would be going. Samsung currently employs 320,000 workers worldwide, with around 100,000 of those based in Korea. Approximately 1,000 of those are thought to be managers.
Dave Burke, Google vice president of engineering for Android, mentioned today on Twitter that scrolling screenshots are “in the hopper” for Android R.
Nothing is concrete, since Burke also said the Android team can “hopefully” implement scrolling screenshots in Android R. That said, Android software engineer Dan Sadler joined the thread and accepted Burke’s challenge.
It’s good to see Google taking a more concrete stance on scrolling screenshots. As a fireside chat during Google I/O 2019, Burke said the feature was a “good idea” and that there’s “no reason not to do it.
The Nokia 9 PureView is HMD’s flagship release for 2019, but it was a rather disappointing device. Between last year’s flagship silicon, and a polarizing penta-camera setup, it could’ve been so much better.
HMD is apparently working on a follow-up, dubbed the Nokia 9.1 PureView, and it was previously claimed that this device is set to launch later this year. Now, the Nokia Anew Twitter account has claimed that the new flagship has been delayed to Q2 2020.
Sprint has started rolling out the Android 6.0 Marshmallow update for its LG G4 variant. The update brings in all the goodies of Marshmallow to Sprint LG G4 owners, and bumps the software version to LS991ZV9.
Sprint’s website doesn’t list an official changelog for the update, but we do know from when the Android 6.0 Marshmallow update started reaching European LG G4 handsets that the update an updated Knock Code, which has become more secure; App Permissions, which allows users to modify individual permission requests of an app; Silent Mode, which has been added to the sound profile; Interruptions, which has been renamed to ‘Do not disturb’; Allow Peeking, which enables users to see notifications on the top of the screen; and QMemo+, which has been renamed to Capture+ but is otherwise all the same.
The Orange San Diego is not your ordinary Android smartphone. Released on June 6 in the UK, it marks Intel’s first foray in the smartphone market, as it is powered by the company’s 1.6GHz Atom Z2460 Medfield processor.
Though the Atom-based 4-inch phone is by no means a slouch, early adopters were rather puzzled by Intel’s decision to ship it only with Android 2.3 Gingerbread, which didn’t exactly help convince more buyers to flock to the San Diego.
The LG V30 is shaping up to be a compelling flagship phone for many reasons, from its promising new camera to the range of multimedia software options present. It’s also the first time the V series had opted for an OLED display panel. It’s LG Display’s latest Plastic-OLED panel to be precise, which also means that Samsung Display and the Galaxy Note 8 have a direct competitor, in terms of display technology, for the first time.
Like the Samsung Galaxy S4 but feel that its current color palette is a bit lacking? Today’s your lucky day. At Samsung’s Premiere 2013 event, the Korean giant announced it will soon be introducing five brand new colors to the mix: Blue Arctic, Purple Mirage, Red Aurora, Brown Autumn and Pink Twilight. That’s certainly a big jump from the current Black Frost and Artic White options.
When can we expect these new color choices, and where?
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The Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite 5G has appeared on the Google Play Console. The listing reveals details regarding the chipset, RAM, and more. Xiaomi didn’t reveal the Mi 11 Lite at its Chinese or global Mi 11 events, but we’re guessing that the company will reveal this phone alongside the Mi 11 Ultra in the coming weeks and months.
Now, MySmartPrice has discovered that the Mi 11 Lite 5G has actually been listed on the Google Play Console platform, complete with the code-name of Renoir.
Update, February 23: Even more new evidence has arisen: the HTC One X9 doesn't have an app drawer either, although it does have an option to enable it. While the new Sony Xperia X series does maintain the app drawer, the software is non-final and the Sony Marshmallow concept doing the rounds includes the option for a “classic" or “modern" layout -- with or without an app drawer.
Original post, February 21: The evidence supporting the lack of an app drawer in the Android N release is really starting to stack up.