TL;DR Real-world images of the Galaxy S20 FE 5G have now surfaced online. The images show a flat display and fairly noticeable bezels. The source also notes that the back is made of plastic. We know almost all there is to know about the Samsung Galaxy S20 FE thanks to a variety of detailed leaks, covering everything from horsepower and renders to camera capabilities and more. The leaks aren’t stopping yet though, as YouTuber and tipster Jimmy Is Promo has now shared what could be the first images of the Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G in the wild (see one image at the top of the article).

There are plenty of Android dongles offered for less than $100 in the market that can turn your regular TV into a smart TV. But if what you need is something that’s obscenely bigger (storage-wise), faster, and more powerful — Samsung HomeSync is the Android-based media storing, sharing, and streaming device that you’ve been waiting for. Samsung’s HomeSync comes with an attention-grabbing 1TB of storage drive, which some folks will have no problem put to good use – especially considering that the device supports up to eight separate accounts.

With the release of Sonic Mania, Sega has been successfully capitalizing on the nostalgia of its fans. It’s a true celebration of everything that made Sonic and Sega great and shows that there’s clearly still a lot of love out there for the console veteran. But this isn’t the only way that Sega has been looking to the past lately. While we might not have been blessed with an Android port of Sonic Mania (yet), we have been able to enjoy a new initiative called Sega Forever.

According to estimates by the US Environmental Protection Agency, people throw away over 135 million cellphones each year. Instead of tossing your phone in the garbage, it might be better to just recycle your phone through T-Mobile, since the carrier will donate to charities for every device that is recycled. From December 1 through the end of the month, you can visit your local T-Mobile store and recycle your old phone or tablet.

After several rumors and leaks, some of which came from T-Mobile itself, the magenta-colored carrier officially unveiled its self-branded Revvl smartphone. T-Mobile touts the Revvl as a “feature-packed phone” that will not break the bank, and it certainly seems that way on paper. The Revvl features a 5 MP selfie camera above the 5.5-inch, HD-resolution display, as well as a fingerprint sensor and 13 MP camera around back. Under the hood, the Revvl sports a quad-core MediaTek MT6738 processor, 2 GB of RAM, a 3,000 mAh battery, and 32 GB of storage that is augmented by the microSD card slot.

If you own any mobile devices, you also know that there are tons of different charging cables available. You may also know that smartphones, tablets, notebooks, and even portable consoles don’t always support the same power cable. However, what if you could buy a charging cable that could support all of your devices, no matter what kinds of power ports they might have? That is what the new Xpower DoubleMag 2-Ways Magnetic Cable is all about.

As you may already know, we, as reviewers, tend to get our hands on numerous smartphones throughout the year simply due to the nature of our job. So while we technically don’t have daily drivers in the traditional sense, my definition of a daily driver is the phone that I always return to once I’m done with a review of another device. In that sense, my daily driver for the foreseeable future is the Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus, and here are five reasons why.

The Brio Phantom X7 True Wireless Earbuds not only come with a whole host of premium features, they’re also eco-friendly. During this Black Friday weekend, you can save almost 75% off the retail price. These elite earbuds pack quite a punch, delivering rich and powerful audio despite being wireless. They’re also equipped with Bluetooth 5.0, so your connectivity issues should no longer be a nuisance. Get up to 100 hours of playtime.

According to NPD DisplaySearch, a well-known source of insightful information when it comes to production trends, Android tablet makers will no longer bet only on the casual 7-inch or 10-inch sizes to attract customers. Starting with the third quarter of this year, various manufacturers including Asus, Acer, Dell and Lenovo are preparing to launch new 8-inch devices. Following iPad Mini trend and later the success of the Samsung Galaxy Note 8, it seems the market has developed a new sense for slightly larger slates which can accommodate more content but still keep that high-portability factor and reduced weight.

Yesterday, the United States Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit ruled that a warrant is required for cell phone location tracking since someone’s cell phone location data is included as part of a person’s reasonable expectation of privacy under the Fourth Amendment. In the case, the police used data from cellular providers to catch armed robbers. The police did not get a warrant and instead obtained a court order which instead of requiring ‘probable cause‘ is obtained if there is ‘reasonable grounds to believe” that the information is relevant to such investigation.