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Samsung Pay to launch alongside Galaxy S7 in Russia
If you recall, Samsung has already announced that its mobile payments service – Samsung Pay – will be launching in several countries this year, including the UK, Spain, China, Australia, Singapore, and Brazil. However, now it looks like the service will also be available in Russia soon. Going by the promotion material prepared by the…
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Samsung Galaxy Tab E 7.0 leaks out
Last month, specs of a 7-inch variant of Samsung’s Galaxy Tab E tablet leaked online. This was followed by reports that the device is heading to the US – it also received the FCC approval. Now, the tablet has leaked in all its glory. Specs-wise, from what we’ve heard so far, the device will be…
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Huawei officially starts selling GX8 in US
At this year’s Consumer Electronics Show last month, Huawei announced that the GX8 will land in the US sometime this quarter. Inline with the announcement, the device is now available for purchase in the country. Amazon US currently has the device in stock (though only 14 units are left as of writing) and is selling…
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T-Mobile LG G4 seems to be receiving Android 6.0 Marshmallow update
It looks like T-Mobile’s version of the LG G4 (model number H811) is finally in the process of receiving the update to Android 6.0 Marshmallow. This has already made it to many other variations of the smartphone, so it’s nice to see it landing on one more carrier version. Neither LG nor T-Mobile have officially…
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Huawei’s Honor 5X is now available in Europe from £169.99 or €209.99
t’s February 4, so Huawei’s countdown timer is gone from the page listing the Honor 5X in its European online store. Yes, the company’s latest affordable smartphone is now available to buy if you’re in Europe. Thankfully this means we now know how much it costs. The normal price is £189.99, €229.99, or CHF 229.90,…
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