Any Nintendo Switch fans who are looking for more Pokémon Sword and Shield are in luck. There’s a brand new expansion called The Isle of Armor coming June 17.
The Pokémon Company announced an expansion pass for Pokémon Sword and Shield a while back, and it looks like it’s time to get our hands on the first one. The company also announced that the second expansion, called The Crown Tundra, would release in fall 2020.
Update, June 29: After a brief teasing, Samsung officially announced the release of the sixth Galaxy S8 Plus color version, Rose Pink. The new version will be sold in “select markets,” but only two regions have been confirmed to get it so far: Taiwan and South Korea. Pink smartphones tend to be popular, so we wouldn’t be surprised to see the new Rose Pink Galaxy S8 Plus in other countries. Regional offices will reveal further availability details.
The Snapdragon 865 and 765 chipsets were unveiled yesterday, and will power a host of high-end and upper mid-range phones in 2020. We’ve already covered the key details, but one rather interesting addition is the ability for users to easily update their GPU drivers.
Qualcomm said that it’ll allow GPU drivers to be updated via the Google Play Store, which is a much easier way of doing things than the current solution.
Acer’s press event in New York City earlier today showed off a bunch of new and upcoming products from the Taiwan-based company. One of these products is a new fitness-themed smartwatch called the Acer Leap Ware (no, that’s not a typo) that will be priced at just $139.
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Acer previously released the Liquid Leap+, a fitness smart band in 2015.
The latest Galaxy S7 Active is here and it’s just as polarizing as ever. On the one hand, you have that questionable camo design. On the other, the S7 Active is a bigger, stronger, tougher version of the already excellent Galaxy S7. It’s hard to top that.
Like its predecessors, AT&T will exclusively carry the Galaxy S7 Active, with in-store availability to begin later this week. We spent time with the device ahead of its official launch and we’re here to bring you all the key details.
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Verizon plans to shut down its 3G CDMA network by the end of 2019. To prepare for this change, Verizon will no longer activate 3G phones. In a world where carriers are working to launch 5G networks, it should come as no surprise that Verizon is looking to shut down its old 3G network. One of the carrier’s first steps to reach its self-imposed late-2019 deadline to shut down its CDMA network is to stop activating 3G phones altogether.
The Galaxy S6 Edge+ has just launched, and we have all the key specs, features, and availability information right here.
“The Edge is here to stay,” said Lanh in our Galaxy S6 Edge review, and, several months later, the arrival of a Plus version of the device proves him right. Samsung is betting big on the Edge concept, and for good reason: despite a higher price, demand for the S6 Edge reportedly matched the “regular” Galaxy S6, and many market watchers contended that the S6 Edge is Samsung’s real flagship.
We live in an era full of digital everything. What we used to hold in our hands is now stored on our phone (or a server). While this is much more convenient than the old-school method of photo collecting and sharing, it’s nice to have that physical connection. Not to mention we need to print documents from time to time, and modern tech allows for doing that on-the-go. We have put together a list of the best mobile printers you can currently buy.
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Samsung launches Galaxy S Light Luxury exclusively in China. ‘S8 Lite’ priced at 3,999 yuan (~$626), available in Burgundy Red and Midnight Black. Infinity Display, Samsung Pay, Bixby, wireless charging, iris scanner, and overall design all mirror Samsung’s 2017 flagship. The ‘Galaxy S8 Lite’ that recently popped up on Chinese social media has been made official with a new name and a very familiar look. Today, Samsung launched the Galaxy S Light Luxury exclusively in China priced at 3,999 yuan (~$626) in Burgundy Red and Midnight Black colorways.
Tablet displays are getting ever increasing in size and with the new Samsung Galaxy View, Samsung is aiming to take the biggest leap yet. Featuring an 18.4-inch display, the GalaxyView is the largest ever Android device made but did Samsung really need to push the boundaries?
At an exclusive preview at Samsung’s London Gear S2 Galaxy Studio, we checked out this larger-than-life tablet, which Samsung says is the perfect device to bridge the supposed gap between tablet and television.