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Samsung Galaxy M21 Prime Edition will actually be called M21 2021 Edition

A couple of weeks ago a “Samsung Galaxy M21 Prime Edition” surfaced on the Samsung India website, but it appears that the company has had a change of heart when it comes to the naming. Or the phone will be sold under another name in other regions.

We say this because the same model number, SM-M215G, appeared on the Google Play Console as the “Galaxy M21 2021 Edition”. Unfortunately, for now it only appears on the supported devices list, which doesn’t list any specs.

The original Galaxy M21 was revealed over a year ago as a more affordable version of the M31 with the same 6.4” Super…

AMD’s RDNA 2-powered Exynos GPU 30% faster than current Mali GPU

According to a report from Korea, early testing shows that AMD’s custom RDNA 2 graphics processor for Samsung’s next Exynos chipset is showing up to 30% faster performance than the current Mali-G78, found in the Galaxy S21 Ultra with the Exynos 2100.

If we take into account that the next generation Mali-G710 promises a 20% increase in performance, then the RDNA 2-powered Exynos chip would still offer better performance by about 10%.

However, the report shares that the AMD developed graphics processor has a throttling issue and struggles to maintain its clock speed for long. The second…

Samsung Galaxy M32 goes official with 90Hz AMOLED and 6,000 mAh battery

Right on schedule, Samsung announced its Galaxy M32 for the Indian market. The device packs a large 6,000 mAh battery alongside a 6.4-inch AMOLED display with a 90Hz refresh rate and a Mediatek Helio G80 chipset.

Samsung Galaxy M32

The front houses a waterdrop notch for the 20MP selfie cam. The screen has FHD+ resolution and can crank out up to 800 nits of brightness. The right hand side houses the power button which also doubles as a fingerprint scanner.

There’s a 64MP main can around the back grouped alongside an 8MP ultrawide snapper and two 2MP modules for macro…

Huawei Watch 3 Pro review

Introduction

Huawei Watch 3 and Watch 3 Pro smartwatches debuted a couple of weeks ago as part of the big HarmonyOS 2.0 announcement. We have had the Pro version with us for a review since, and now that we’re done with all the tests, we can tell you what went right and what disappointed us during the past two weeks.

The Watch 3 series comes as a proper smart wearable that offers standalone calls without the need for a smartphone. The difference between the vanilla and the Pro is the design, build materials and the battery life, and we have the mightier version with us…

Week 24 in review: Honor 50 series arrive, Windows 11 leaks, Realme GT Europe-bound

Another week down, let’s recap. Nokia unveiled a couple of featurephones in the 110 4G and 105 4G, which promise years of network connectivity for as little as $15 (if their predecessors’ prices are taken into account).

Japan got another exclusive phone with a 1-inch camera sensor. The Leitz Phone 1 is a rebranded Sharp Aquos R6, the pioneer of the 1-inch camera in a phone that also launched as a Japan-exclusive. Covering up the camera bump is a special Leica cap and the exclusive phone is on pre-order for JPY 187,920 ($1,700).

A few rumors, concerning the Galaxy S22 series broke out,…

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