New Samsung leaks include a new foldable wireless charger

Posted on by Samuel Martinez

Well, we have already seen the most important devices that will be presented tomorrow at the Samsung Galaxy Unpacked event. Evan Blass posted some official-looking images of the Galaxy Note 20, the Galaxy Watch 3, Galaxy Buds Live, and the Galaxy Tab S7. However, we have also received new photos about a new foldable wireless charger that will help you charge any of your devices, wherever you go.

We may get a new wireless charger from Samsung in the following hours, or maybe even days. This new charger has been leaked by well-known leaked @rquandt in two color variants. This charger with model number EP-N3300 can be placed flat on a surface to charge any device at 9W charging speeds, or you can use its kickstand to take a glance at your device at an angle. This charger should come with the same Qi wireless charging standard, meaning that you may also use it with other phones.

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Pocketnow Daily: Huawei Mate 30 Pro to NOT Launch with Google Support?! (video)

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On today's Pocketnow Daily, we talk about the new Huawei Mate 30 Series and how it could launch without Google, Google Pixel 4 leaks and more

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Did Android 7.1.2 brick fingerprints for you? Maybe flash the update…

Posted on by Jules Wang

Users of the Pixel and applicable Nexus devices are reporting that the update has crippled the usability of their fingerprint sensors.

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Did Android 7.1.2 brick fingerprints for you? Maybe flash the update…

Posted on by Jules Wang

Users of the Pixel and applicable Nexus devices are reporting that the update has crippled the usability of their fingerprint sensors.

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Android 7.1 Developer Preview out to Android Beta Program users

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A beta update came in from Apple today, now it’s Google’s turn for one.The Nexus 5X and 6P as well as the Pixel C have received a beta level Developer Preview of Android 7.1, the version of the mobile OS that ships with the Google Pixel. Since 7.1 is already final on the Pixel phones, this preview will serve mostly as a weed-whacker mission per device as well as a …

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No Android Nougat for Nexus 6, Nexus 9 LTE yet with October images

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It’s been more than a month since we saw Android Nougat burst onto the scene with updated software images for all the major devices out — from the 2015 Nexuses to the Nexus 9 and the Pixel C. Heck, even the Nexus Player’s still being supported.But what about that damn

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Google loading Android Nougat images for Nexuses today

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As we post, Google is updating its Nexus Files for Developers page with links to the NRD90M builds of Android 7.0 Nougat. Developers and users alike with ADB knowledge can flash them to applicable Nexus devices.The Pixel C, the Nexus Player and the Wi-Fi version of the Nexus 9 are available for download at this hour. You can also continue to attempt a pull-down of the OTA.The countdown for OEM partners to get updates out continues.Source:

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Final version of Android 7.0 Nougat goes public

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With a design change to the homepage of Android site, it seems that Google is about to drop the factory images for Android 7.0 Nougat for Nexus devices dating back to the Nexus 6 and 9 as well as the General Mobile 4G Android One phone. The Nexus Player and Pixel C are also in on the action.Regardless of whether your device(s) is on the Android Beta Program or not, you should receive your OTA within a ...

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New Google Maps satellite imaging rolling out

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If you happen to be sightseeing remotely on Google Maps, perhaps for a future actual vacation, turn on the satellite imaging and check it the imaging. You might need to turn off the 3D feature.Google said that it now uses images from Landsat 8, an imaging satellite launched by the US Geological Survey and NASA in 2013. Landsat 7, launched in 1999, is still running. It’s just been tough work putting a global mosaic ...

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Android L in pictures: Google’s newest OS poses for the screenshot-cam

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If you don’t have a Nexus 5 or Nexus 7 2013 to test it out on, you may be itching to see how well it performs. If a hands-on video isn’t your thing, and you simply want to take a good look at the next version of Google’s mobile OS, look no further than the compilation of ...

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