Spotify Leaking User Data with Music Labels: Report

Swedish music streaming giant Spotify is reportedly leaking personal information of users who pre-save music on the app with content labels.

According to a billboard.com report, users who “pre-save” an upcoming release on their accounts may be sharing more personal data with the act’s label than they know.

Music labels on the music streaming app sometimes ask for permission to track user information about their accounts and listening habits, email addresses, recent play history, abilities to manage add and remove library items and create playlists.

This, despite being legal, raises questions on Spotify’s transpency and security.

“Spotify users who, for example, tried to pre-save the Little Mix single ‘Bounce Back’ from links shared by the act or its label — Sony Music, were prompted to agree that Spotify could allow Sony to ‘view your Spotify account data’, ‘view your activity on Spotify’ and ‘take actions in Spotify on your behalf’,” claimed the report on Thursday.

To let users pre-save upcoming albums, labels do need a certain amount of access to user accounts, but the music ctreaming giant has made it difficult to see the extent of permissions that labels ask for.

In addition, the company has not even taken actions to restrict the kind of information third parties can request from users — or what they can potentially do with it.

The Swedish app that came to India earlier this year was yet to comment on the matter.

It is pertinent to note that Spotify’s rival Apple Music does not share any identifying information on subscribers keeping in line with its approach to user privacy.

Earlier in April, Spotify crossed the 100 million global premium users mark and announced that the service reached the milestone by growing paid subscribers by 32-percent year-on-year. Including the free subscribers, the app has a total of 217 million monthly active users worldwide.

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HP Launches Dual-Screen Gaming Laptop, Omen X 2S, in India

Dual-screens on laptops are expected to soon become a raging trend. Asus already took everyone by surprise by adding a massive second display to its ZenBook lineup, whereas Intel is dreaming of an innovative dual-screen laptop future. Well, HP today launched its dual-screen Omen X 2S gaming laptop, first shown off at Computex last month, in India.

As HP touts, this is the ‘world’s first dual-screen gaming laptop’ to launch in the market. Omen X 2S not only hosts a primary 15.6-inch Full-HD IPS Antiglare micro-edge screen, with a 144Hz refresh rate, but also includes a secondary 6-inch 1080p touchscreen right above the keyboard.

This screen sits right in the center (as seen below) and doesn’t extend to the edges. It could come in handy to message, chat with followers while game streaming, controlling music playback, and a lot more.

HP asserts that the dual-screen concept has been developed with inputs from the Omen gaming community. You can basically place any app on the touchscreen (which supports Windows gestures) but there’s no integration with any app here – except for HP Command Center.

As for the specifications, HP Omen X 2S is powered by up to Intel 9th-gen Core i9 CPUs, coupled with up to 8GB Nvidia GeForce RTX 2070 GPU (MaxQ-design), up to 16GB DDR 2666Hz RAM, and 512GB of M2 PCIe SSD. There’s support for Intel Optane memory on board here as well.

The HP Omen X 2S features the company’s proprietary thermal management technology and it’s packing a three-vent design (with two 12V fans) with five-away airflow. There’s also Thermal Grizzly liquid metal thermal paste used in the gaming laptop for 10x better thermal conductivity. The keyboard supports 4-zone RGB lighting and you can customize the color of the Omen logo on the rear panel as well.

The launch event also saw HP unveil two other gaming laptops, i.e the Omen 15 and the Pavilion Gaming 15. HP Omen 15 (pictured on the right below) includes a 144Hz Full-HD display, up to 9th-gen Intel Core i9 processor, paired with up to Nvidia GeForce RTX 2080 graphics, 16GB RAM and the same thermal management setup as the high-end Omen X 2S.

The HP Pavilion Gaming 15, however, is described as your gateway to gaming by HP and features a Full-HD+ 144z display, coupled with up to the latest 9th-gen Intel Core i5/i7 processor and NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 Ti with Max-Q design. The design of this new entry-level gaming laptop is quite similar to the Omen 15, as you can see above.

These gaming laptops were accompanied by the launch of a myriad of new accessories including the Omen Photon wireless mouse, Qi wireless charging mousepad, and their Mindframe gaming headset that cools your ears while gaming. This sounds really fricking cool (no pun intended) but we will test it out to know if it actually works.

Price and Availability

The dual-screen Omen XS will go on sale from July 1 at a starting price of Rs 2,09,990 whereas the HP Omen 15 and the Pavilion Gaming 15 laptops will start retailing at Rs 1,24,990 and Rs 70,990 respectively. All of the products can be found on HP’s official website and other retail partner stores.

So, are you excited to try out a dual-screen gaming laptop? Let us know your thoughts down in the comments section.

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Xiaomi Confirms Redmi 7A India Launch

While we are eagerly waiting for Xiaomi to announce the launch date of their Redmi K20 series, the company has today revealed that its entry-level Redmi 7A smartphone too is coming to Indian shores next month. It’s a successor to Redmi 6A from last year and is going to sit between the Redmi Go and the Redmi 7 launched earlier this year.

The Redmi 7A India launch was confirmed by Xiaomi India MD Manu Kumar Jain via an official tweet, where he touted that the combined sales of Redmi A series (including the Redmi 4A, Redmi 5A, Redmi 6A) is greater than the population of Australia. And he then asked the Mi fans to gear up for the Redmi 7A.

As you can see in the tweet above, Manu Kumar Jain hasn’t revealed the launch date for the Redmi 7A but is inviting Mi fans to guess the same. It could either be a standalone launch next week or we expect Xiaomi to launch this device alongside the Redmi K20 series in mid-July.

Redmi 7A: Specs and Features

Redmi 7A sports a 5.45-inch HD+ IPS LCD panel, with an 18:9 aspect ratio and display resolution of 720 x 1440 pixels. You can obviously see large bezels around the screen, which is acceptable in an entry-level phone. It has TÜV Rheinland certification and p2i nano-coating for splash protection.

Instead of the MediaTek chipset we saw in its predecessor, Redmi 7A is powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 439 chipset. It’s paired with up to 3GB RAM and 32GB internal storage. There’s a solo 13MP (f/2.3) sensor and LED flash on the rear, alongwith a 5MP selfie shooter that supports Face Unlock onboard.

Redmi 7A is running Android 9 Pie-based MIUI 10 out-of-the-box and houses a massive 4,000mAh battery, with support for 10W charging. It has a three-slot SIM tray, with the dedicated memory card slot (expandable up to 256GB).

The Redmi 7A is priced starting at 549 yuan (around Rs 5,499) for the 2GB+16GB base variant, but the 3GB+32GB variant retails at 599 yuan (around Rs 5,999) in China. You could expect to see similar pricing in India as well because the Redmi 6A launched at a starting price of Rs 5,999. Stay tuned for more information.

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Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Real-Life Images Leaked Online

Samsung’s next Unpacked launch event, where it will unveil the flagship Note 10 series, is expected to be barely a month away. The rumor mill suggests an August 7 launch date for the Galaxy Note 10 and we’ve started to see a number of leaks pour in already. Samsung Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10 Pro were being rumored to be the two upcoming models for the company’s upcoming flagships.

Real-life images leaked by Twitter user @Mr_TechTalkTV, however, now change up things and suggest that the bigger and higher-specced Note 10 would be called the Galaxy Note 10+ (you can see the bootloader screen in the image above) and not the Galaxy Note 10 Pro as rumored just a couple of days ago.

The leaked image attached below gives us a clear look at the punch-hole at the center of the screen at the top, which will obviously catch your eye first. However, don’t forget to notice the smaller bezels all-around and Galaxy S10-like edge-curved display.

The punch-hole looks to be almost the same size (if not a tad larger) as before and would likely host the same 10MP selfie snapper as the Galaxy S10 lineup. It’s difficult to discern whether I like its center placement or not from the leaked images, but it doesn’t look bad either.

Further, the final leaked image shows off the back panel of the Galaxy Note 10+ but it’s blurred out – well, it looks the screenshot from the hands-on video wasn’t timed right by the tipster. However, you can see the vertical triple-camera module, with the TOF sensor and LED flash on the side if you look closely – putting it in line with the rumors that have surfaced recently.

Also, the design of the rear panel doesn’t appear to be ugly to me and looks perfectly in line with recent trends as opposed to certain leaks. It does seem like a really tall device though and it would be interesting to see the full-specs and handleability of the Galaxy Note 10+. What are your expectations from the Galaxy Note 10+? Let us know in the comments below.

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WhatsApp Payments to Go Official in India Really Soon: Report

If you’ve been keeping tabs on WhatsApp Payments rollout in India, then you would know that its official rollout to all users was held back due to data localization. Well, it looks like WhatsApp has finally figured out the logistics for the same and is now gearing up to debut WhatsApp Payments officially.

The launch of UPI-based WhatsApp Payments is delayed because the Indian government demanded the messaging giant to store all payments-related data within the country to comply with NPCI guidelines. As per sources close to the development, WhatsApp is now set to go live with its payment service as the data storage facilities required for the same has finally been set up.

One of the sources revealed that Whatsapp Payments will first go live in partnership with ICICI Bank (which is powering the payments in the beta test right now) and will later see HDFC Bank, State Bank of India, and Axis Bank follow suit.

This is a major victory for the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) as WhatsApp (a global tech giant) has complied to their firm demands to store payment data locally in the country. WhatsApp is now only a step away from a full-fledged commercial launch of their digital payments service in the country.

The source further adds, “WhatsApp has completed the necessary work on data localization and has moved to the audit process. Once the auditors submit the report to the regulator, the company can go live with its payment application.”

WhatsApp Payments was first made available last year to select users across the country, allowing them to send or request money from within a chat window. The messaging giant had been testing the feature with over 1 million users for close to a year now. The UI has undergone multiple changes in the process, with the payment option now accessible from the home screen.

The payments option is available in each chat window, sitting under attachments and you can either directly send or request money from users right away. It’s the most convenient way to complete UPI payments and you also have the option to pay via QR code or UPI ID as well. So, WhatsApp has baked all the essential functionality in its payments service and all we can do now is wait for it to be made available to everyone.

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Vivo Shows Off IQOO 5G Phone, AR Glasses, and 120W Super FlashCharge at MWC Shanghai 2019

Vivo’s MWC Shanghai 2019 conference focused on and revolved around the most talked about technology and the most liberal buzzword in the industry right now – 5G. Vivo too took the stage to show off its 5G innovations, along with a number of smart home, IoT hardware and software apps that work in sync with the higher-speed network.

Here’s everything unveiled at its ‘Give Me 5’ conference that was held a day before the official opening of MWC 2019:

• Vivo IQOO 5G Phone

Though Vivo has already tested a Vivo NEX 5G prototype in the past, the company took time to introduce its first-ever 5G phone that will become commercially available in Q3 2019. It’s the iQOO 5G smartphone that’s powered by the Snapdragon 855 and couples the Qualcomm’s X50 5G modem to offer high-speed Internet – much like a number of other 5G phones released recently.

Well, Vivo has tried keeping its 5G smartphone’s profile pretty sleek and thin by using a new 3D stacking design inside. This helps free up space for other hardware features but also doesn’t affect 5G connectivity or make the phone bulky. We can expect to see Vivo IQOO 5G being officially launched to the public in the next three months.

• Vivo AR Glasses

The Chinese giant also showed off its Vivo AR Glass at the MWC Shanghai event. It sports two 720p displays and offers six degrees-of-freedom. It runs Vivo’s new AR 3D launcher that allows you to control apps and functions using the eye tracker system onboard or their 5G smartphone.

The Vivo AR Glass supports 5 types of applications, including AR games, mobile office to view and answer emails, watch 3D high-definition movies, facial recognition, and object recognition. Yeah, you’ll soon have a pair of glasses that allow you to look at people and have their name in front of your eyes. Your 5G smartphone will become a controller and keyboard while playing games or office work respectively.

• Vivo Super FlashCharge

Well, Vivo also shed light on the “Super FlashCharge” technology, which has been in the news for a couple of weeks, can juice up smartphones at ultra-high120W power output. The company revealed that a charge pump technology, which delivers power at 20V and 6A, is being utilized here to offer shorter charge times.

And as Rupesh had already told us, the 120W super-fast charging tech will charge a 4,000mAh battery from 0 to 50% in just 5 minutes. And then, it simply takes 8 minutes for this tech to charge the rest of the battery, which means it will charge the phone from 0 to 100% in merely 13 minutes. Yeah, that sure sounds insane as most phones nowadays take over 1 hour to fully juice up.

Vivo also used the MWC Shanghai 2019 stage to show off a wide range of 5G network applications, which rely on the high-speed and low-latency. This includes cloud gaming, screen mirroring, and EasyShare among several other smart scenarios. Does this make y’all any more excited about the 5G-enabled future? Tell us in the comments below.

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Realme is Teasing a 64MP Camera Phone

Realme Mobiles has been launching some pretty impressive smartphones of late. Phones like the Realme 3 Pro, and the Realme X are definitely pretty impressive smartphones, but if you were thinking that Realme would settle for that, well, you’d be wrong.

The company has already started teasing its next smartphone, and apparently, it will come with a 64MP primary sensor. Yeah, you read that right, while companies are putting 48MP sensors into their phones, Realme decided to one-up them all with the world’s first 64MP camera phone. Not just that, the company is also teasing that the phone will come with a quad-camera set up.

The 64MP camera will be the recently announced Bright GW1 sensor from Samsung, which will let the phone shoot 16MP photos with an effective pixel size of 1.6µm — and that should definitely help the phone in handling low-light conditions.

What’s surprising here is that reports and rumors so far were hinting that a 64MP smartphone would come first from Samsung or Xiaomi, but it looks like Realme is going to beat them both to the punch. According to a recent tweet by Realme CEO Madhav Sheth, the upcoming Realme phone will be the world’s first with a 64MP Samsung Bright GW1 sensor.

The image posted by Sheth does look pretty impressive, and in a follow up tweet, he even said that the company will launch the 64MP camera phone in India first. So, are you excited for this upcoming Realme phone with a 64MP camera? Let us know in the comments below.

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16-inch MacBook Pro Could be Coming this September

Apple has long been rumoured to be releasing a larger MacBook Pro for people who need a bigger screen, but with all the portability that the MacBook Pro offers, and while the Cupertino giant has so far not made any such announcements, a new report now suggests that the bigger MacBook Pro might finally be coming this September.

The report comes from analyst Jeff Lin from the research firm IHS Markit. According to Lin, the 16-inch MacBook Pro will have a display made by LG Display, and will boast of a 3072×1920 pixels resolution.

In an email, reported by Forbes, Lin says “We foresee that Apple will release a new product [at the] Sep’19 Apple event if there’s no unexpected development issue.”

 

Image courtesy: IHS Markit, via: Forbes

This isn’t the first we’ve heard of this new 16-inch MacBook Pro. Back in February, famed Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo said that a 16-inch MacBook Pro will be launched sometime in 2019, with a new design.

While Kuo didn’t mention anything about the display technology, or the company making the display, Korean website The Elec recently reported that Samsung was in talks with Apple to provide OLED displays for this upcoming MacBook Pro. However, if the IHS Markit report is to be believed, the Cupertino giant apparently chose to go with LCD panels instead.

Either way, if this report is true, then Apple will be launching the 16-inch MacBook Pro alongside its new iPhones at the September Apple event. So, are you excited about a bigger MacBook Pro, let us know in the comments.

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Galaxy M30s Leak Shows Updated Processor, Camera Improvements

Samsung Galaxy M-series of smartphones might not have taken the India market by storm, as Samsung expected them to but these phones have surely been a decent success. The line-up started with the Galaxy M10 and M20, and has now expanded to more phones, with the Galaxy M30 and M40. Well, according to a new leak, a new M series smartphone is just around the corner. A new Geekbench listing shows a new Samsung phone with the model number SM-M307F, which has been reported to be the new Galaxy M30 model, called the M30s.

As the name suggests, the Galaxy M30s should be a minor upgrade to the Galaxy M30, and well, the Geekbench listing does confirm some of the specs of the device. First off, the M30s should feature a more powerful processor in the form of the Exynos 9610, compared to the Exynos 7885 chipset in the M30.

Apart from the faster processor, the Galaxy M30s is also said to feature updated cameras, and come in two storage variants: 64GB and 128GB. The rest of the specs should remain the same from the Galaxy M30, which means you will get the AMOLED display, the same 5,000 mAh battery with fast charging and the same software experience.

That’s pretty much everything we know about the Galaxy M30s. So, what do you think of this new Galaxy M30 variant?

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LG’s Budget W10 Smartphone to Launch on June 26 in India

LG hasn’t really made a mark in the budding Indian smartphone market. However, the company now wants a piece of the Indian market, and it plans to do so with the new W series. The company, along with Amazon, has been teasing a new W series of budget smartphones, aimed specially at the Indian market. Reportedly, the LG W10 is going to be first smartphone in this new W series of phones and according to a leaked invite, the LG W10 is all set to be unveiled on June 26 in India.

As you can see in the invite, the LG W10 will be launched at 11:30AM on June 26 in New Delhi, India. The W10 will be an Amazon special device in India and thanks to the Amazon landing page of the device, we know some key specs of the phone.

The LG W10 will feature a teardrop notch 6.2″ display, a gradient finish on the back, a slim profile and it will come in multiple color options. On the camera front, the W10 will have triple cameras including a usual primary camera, an ultra wide angle lens and a depth sensor. Other than that, the W10 will come with a 2.0GHz 10nm Octa-Core processor, which could be the MediaTek Helip P60 or the Snapdragon 439, a 4,000 mAh battery and Android 9 Pie on board.

The specs of the LG W10 seem decent for a budget phone but at the end of the day, it all depends on the price, which should be revealed on June 26, if the leaked invite is to be believed.

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The Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Tesla Edition is Fake!

There has been a lot of leaks and rumors around the upcoming Galaxy Note 10 flagship, and we pretty much know everything there is to know about the Samsung flagship. However, a render of a new Galaxy Note 10 variant has been doing the rounds on Weibo, with many publications calling it the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Tesla Edition.

Well, this so called Galaxy Note 10 Tesla Edition isn’t actually real. This is a just a concept smartphone render posted last week on Instagram by YouTuber Arun Maini,popularly known as Mrwhosetheboss.

Samsung and Tesla partnering for a Tesla Edition Note 10 does seem enticing to be honest, and I have to give it to Arun, the render actually looks pretty cool. Plus, the Weibo post’s description said, “After Huawei Porsche and OPPO Lamborghini, Samsung will push the Tesla version of the phone! At present, the special version of Samsung’s new Galaxy Note 10 is exposed. This is the joint version of Tesla. The whole body is mainly gray, supplemented by red color scheme. There is a unique Tesla logo on the back of the phone, and there are joint information below.”

So, this is what led many people to believe that a Galaxy Note 10 Tesla Edition might actually be real. However, that wasn’t to be. Having said that, we wouldn’t mind if Samsung went ahead and actually made this real. What do you think?

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Huawei Announces New 7nm Kirin 810 Chipset for Mid-Range Smartphones

Alongside its newest Nova 5 lineup, Huawei has today also announced its latest mid-range chipset – the HiSilicon Kirin 810. It’s the world’s first mid-range chipset based on the 7nm node architecture, which is the same as the Chinese giant’s flagship Kirin 980 SoC, and is baked into the Nova 5 launched today.

The Kirin 810 is an octa-core chipset, which uses a big.LITTLE architecture, and packs 2 Cortex-A76 performance cores, clocked at 2.27GHz, and 6 smaller efficiency Cortex-A55 cores, clocked at 1.88GHz. This is coupled with a Mali-G52 MP6 GPU, which Huawei says should offer 162% improvement in gaming performance compared to the Kirin 710. It will obviously be backed by Huawei “Game Turbo” technology to offer even higher frame rates.

It is also a step ahead of Qualcomm’s 8nm mid-range Snapdragon 730 chipset lineup. It has been touted that the former can offer 11% better single-core and 13% better multi-core performance than the latter. The Mali-G52 MP6 GPU is capable of outperforming the Adreno 618, says Huawei.

The highlight of the Kirin 810 will, however, have to be the DaVinci architecture NPU (introduced for the first time with this Kirin chipset) that Huawei touts to be better than the flagship Snapdragon 855 and MediaTek Helio P90 chipsets in solving AI-related tasks.

There’s also a 32,280 benchmark score attached in the NPU section to prove it’s better than the flagships. The NPU will also track CPU performance. handle GPU overload and adjust the frequency accordingly.

The Kirin 810 has made major strides on the imaging front as well. It comes with an integrated detail enhancement module, which will provide improved white balance algorithms, noise reduction in RAW image processing, and detailed low-light outputs. It also supports dual-SIM dual-VoLTE out-of-the-box that makes it an attractive option in developing nations.

So, Huawei seems to be really proud to have launched the first 7nm mid-range chipset even though it’s being boycotted by ARM. There’s no word on when Huawei will launch Nova 5 in India, but we can expect to see Kirin 810 chipset being integrated into Honor phones over the next few months.

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Galaxy Note 10 Might Come with a Triple Aperture Camera

Samsung is gearing up to launch the Galaxy Note 10 and following reports that the phone might feature a sound-on-display technology in order to remove the earpiece, it now looks like the Note 10 will also get a camera upgrade.

According to a tweet by IceUniverse, Samsung engineers are saying that the Note 10 will come with a three-stage variable aperture (F 1.5 / F1.8 / F2.4) — an improvement over the dual-aperture camera found in the Galaxy S10 that was launched earlier this year.

The tweet goes on to mention the three apertures that will be available to users while clicking pictures with the primary camera on the Note 10. If the tweet is accurate (and IceUniverse usually is), the Note 10’s primary camera will allow users to switch between f/1.5, f/1.8, and f/2.4 apertures on the phone’s primary camera.

The Galaxy Note 10 is expected to launch with a triple camera set-up, with a primary wide-angle lens, a telephoto lens, and an ultra-wide lens on the back, along with a punch-hole selfie camera to maximise display real estate without introducing a notch on the phone. The South Korean giant is also expected to launch a Note 10 Pro, which will reportedly add a fourth Time of Flight sensor to the phone for added depth information which should help with portrait mode, and even for AR applications.

Apart from that, the Galaxy Note 10 series of smartphones is expected to come with the Exynos 9825 or the Snapdragon 855 SoCs, depending on the region, paired with up to 12GB RAM, and up to 1TB storage, if the rumors are to be believed.

Obviously, all of this information is based off of leaks and rumors, so take this with a pinch of salt, if you will. The Galaxy Note 10 is expected to be launched on August 7, in Brooklyn, so stay tuned for more information about the phone over the coming months.

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PUBG Lite India Pre-registrations are Now Live

Player Unknown’s Battlegrounds, popularly known as PUBG is one of the most popular games in the world right now, with a massive player-base and competitive tournaments with prize pools in the millions. Earlier this year, in January, PUBG started testing a new variant of the game — PUBG Lite — designed to work on low-end hardware. While the game was region-locked to Thailand in the beginning, if you’ve been waiting for it to arrive in India, your wait is almost over.

Pre-registrations for PUBG Lite are now open in India, so you can head over to the PUBG Lite website, and register to get access to the beta in the country when it rolls out. To further sweeten the deal for players, the game is offering multiple cosmetic rewards to people for pre-registering, including a Tiger M416 skin, and a Cheetah parachute skin.

Apart from that, there are two more tiers of cosmetic rewards that players can get. According to the website, if PUBG Lite receives over 100,000 pre-registrations, players will be rewarded with the following:

• Black Scarf
• Punk Glasses
• Bloody Combat Pants

Moreover, if the pre-registrations cross 200,000, players will also receive the following cosmetic rewards:

• Gold PUBG Scarf
• Striped Long-Sleeved Shirt
• Red Sports Top

The pre-registration event is live right now, and will be open till 3rd July 2019, so go ahead and register your interest in trying out PUBG Lite in India. The developers will be sending event codes via email on 11th July 2019, so keep an eye out on your inbox if you’re in the habit of ignoring it, like I am.

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Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Launch Reportedly Set for August 7

After launching the Galaxy S10 line up in February this year, Samsung is gearing up to launch its next flagship smartphone – the Galaxy Note 10, and now, according to a report from CNET, we know when we can expect the South Korean giant to launch its new smartphone.

According to CNET’s sources, Samsung is planning on launching the Galaxy Note 10 on the 7th of August at an event held in Brooklyn’s Barclays Center, which is where the company launched the Note 9 last year.

This time around, however, Samsung is expected to launch not one, but four variants of the Note 10 – the Note 10 and Note 10 Pro, and the 5G variants for both of the devices as well.

If rumors surrounding the devices are correct, the Note 10 will come with a 6.3-inch AMOLED display, a triple rear camera set-up along with a punch hole selfie camera aligned in the center of the display. The phone is also expected to come with either the Exynos 9825 or the Snapdragon 855 Mobile Platform, depending on the region, and feature a meager 3,400 mAh battery.

There will also be the more powerful Galaxy Note 10 Pro, which will have a larger curved 6.7-inch AMOLED display, an additional ToF sensor along with the triple camera setup on the standard Note 10. Apart from that, the Note 10 Pro will come with the Exynos 9825 chipset or the Snapdragon 855, an ultrasonic in-display fingerprint scanner, a 4,500 mAh battery with 25W fast charging.

Also, like I said, both the Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10 Pro will come in separate 5G variants, so you will have a lot of choice when it comes to the next Samsung flagship.

So, if you are excited about the Galaxy Note 10, I’d suggest you to mark the date, August 7, on your calendar. I mean, it’s not official yet but ya, we will keep you posted.

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