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The day has finally arrived. Samsung has officially unveiled its trio of devices that are likely to set the expectations for what a flagship phone should look like in 2022. The Galaxy S22, S22+, and S22 Ultra all were shown off during Samsung’s Galaxy Unpacked, the company’s first standalone event of the year. Unfortunately, it seems as those rumors and leaks got everything pretty much on the nose. But let’s dive into what the Galaxy S22 lineup has to offer this year. Galaxy S22 and S22+ Kicking things off, we have the “normal” upgrades coming via the Galaxy S22 and S22+. Essentially...
Over the past year, a new smartphone contender has been attempting to make waves in the mid-range and budget space. Infinix is set on changing your perception of what a phone should be capable of, but until now, its phones have been lacking something rather major. That's all changing now, thanks to the Infinix Zero 5G, as this is the company's first 5G-capable smartphone. The Zero 5G features a 6.78-inch display, complete with a 120Hz refresh rate and a 240Hz touch sampling rate. Powering the phone is MediaTek's Dimensity 900 chipset, paired with 8GB of RAM and 128GB of expandab...
In just a couple of days, Samsung will be taking the virtual stage for its latest major announcement for 2022. So far, we've already seen the Galaxy S21 FE, and while that was a bit exciting, it's nothing compared to what we're expecting to see at Galaxy Unpacked. Samsung Galaxy S22 and Galaxy S22+ We're not expecting too much in the way of major changes for the Galaxy S22 and S22+. These will likely be more iterative updates, focusing more on internals than bringing major changes to the design. That should work just fine, provided that pricing matches up with the Galaxy S2...
Wireless charging means you can re-energize your phone’s battery without a physical tether. It also prevents possible damage to your phone’s charging port. Unfortunately, not all phones support wireless charging, but we’ll tell you which iPhone models do.