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A foldable tablet first seen in a render back in 2021, could be unveiled by Samsung this year according to a Twitter leaker.

Letshego Holdings limited has released its consolidated interim financial results for the period ended 30 June 2022. A summary of its financials is that the group realized a drop in its profit before and after tax, by 18% and 21% respectively. Net interest income was down by 10%, return on equity by 9% while earnings per share also declined by 24%.

Samsung has reportedly decided against using an under-display fingerprint scanner for the 5G Galaxy Fold 4. Instead, the fps will be integrated with the power button.

While the Samsung Galaxy A53 5G has just been released, concept renders of the Galaxy A54 5G have been published.

Based on a patent filed by Google in 2019, product images of a possible Android-powered Pixel tablet reveal thin bezels and rounded corners.

It looks more and more as though Samsung is bringing back the 1TB storage option on the Galaxy S22 Ultra model even while cutting the amount of RAM on the base unit.

LetsGo Digital teamed up with Technizo Concept to create renders of Samsungs most affordable 5G phone, the Galaxy A 13 5G. The phone could be unveiled in December.

Since under-display fingerprint sensors might not work with a crease in the screen, Samsung has developed a better way to use an under-display biometric reader on a foldable handset.

LetsGo Digital published renders of a foldable tablet that Samsung is allegedly working on called the Galaxy Z Fold Tab that will have two hinges and three folds. The device could be released by 2022.

(Pocket-lint) - Samsungs follow-up to the Galaxy Z Fold 2 could replace physical buttons with gestures. The World Intellectual Property Organization recently granted Samsung a patent (via LetsGo Digital) for "Galaxy Z Fold Squeeze Gesture." The idea is, because some users might find it difficult to use the buttons on the side of the Galaxy Z Fold 2 when folded, Samsung has imagined the use of gestures, rather than pressing buttons. A user could even choose which gestures can do certain tasks. F...