3 monthes ago | By Ubergizmo

Last year you might recall that the Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9+ were spotted at the FCC. Those were the international variants, and now it appears that the US variants of the handset have since arrived at the FCC as well , sporting the model numbers SM-G960U and SM-G965U. In terms of the filing, not much was revealed save for the LTE bands that the phones will be using, which basically confirms that these handsets are indeed bound for the US market. Other than that if you were hoping that the FCC filing would reveal things like specs, you will be disappointed. However we have heard the...
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US versions of the Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9+ pass through the FCC

3 monthes ago | By Phandroid

It was late last year that the Galaxy S9 and S9+ hit the ground running, passing through the FCC a few days before New Years. With rumors that Samsung would launch the phones a little ahead of schedule it made sense.
We later learned from Samsung themselves that the phones would be unveiled next month at MWC - right on schedule - which means an official launch is still right around the corner. It's officially crunch time and if you needed any further proof that we were nearing the launch of these devices, the US models are now following suit.
Both the Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9+ have now...
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Xiaomi pulls Android 8.0 Oreo update for Mi A1 due to performance issues

3 monthes ago | By Phone Arena

The last day of 2017 brought a nice gift for Xiaomi customers using a Mi A1 smartphone, as the handset maker started pushing out the promised Android 8.0 Oreo update. Unfortunately, the update seems to have been rushed to meet the deadline announced by Xiaomi a while ago.
Now, Xiaomi announced that due to the many issues experienced by Mi A1 owners who updated to Android 8.0 Oreo, they are putting the roll-out on hold until they fix these bugs.
It appears that Xiaomi Mi A1 users reported many problems after the update, including issues with the camera, dialer ...
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T-Mobile will update its Samsung Galaxy J7 Prime and Galaxy Tab E to Android 8 Oreo

3 monthes ago | By Phone Arena

T-Mobile recently revealed that it's going to update two of its affordable Samsung devices to Android 8 Oreo: Samsung Galaxy J7 Prime, and Samsung
Galaxy Tab E 8.0 (both launched last year with Android 7 Nougat on board). This is newsworthy because cheap phones and tablets are often neglected when it comes to new software updates. The Galaxy J7 Prime and Tab E are joining a bunch of high-end Samsung phones in the waiting line for Oreo, including the Galaxy Note 8, plus all Galaxy S8 and S7 models available on T-Mobile (or course, we already knew that these would be updated to Oreo). At ...
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