Samsung introduced its new products as part of the Unpacked event it held today. South Korean technology giant Galaxy Z Flip 5 and Galaxy Z Fold 5 foldable smartphones, as well as the new Galaxy Watch 6 series introduced …
Samsung introduced two new foldable phones at its Unpacked event in Seoul: Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Galaxy Z Flip 5. Samsung, the undisputed leader of the foldable phone market, took another step this year with its new hinge design.
One of the products that Samsung will introduce at the Galaxy Unpacked event will be the Galaxy Watch 6 series smart watches. So what features will these smart watches have?
Apple wants to increase screen sizes. For this, it is considering producing a bezel-less iPhone. Here are the details…
Making efforts to launch the iPhone 15 series towards the end of the year, Apple also started to discuss different designs for future models. Apple contacted partners for a completely bezel-less iPhone display. Frameless …
The Samsung Galaxy A34 5G comes with an absolutely stunning 6.6 inch Super AMOLED 120hz display, especially for its price. Probably the most important update to the phone compared to the previous generation, finally a resolution of 2400 x 1080 pixels and a maximum …
Vertical or horizontal green line problem is one of the problems experienced in smartphones, regardless of brand and model. Laser repair of OLED panels is a new way of solving display problems. The new machine that appeared in China, both manufacturers …
Apple has filed a patent for a device with a rollable or swipeable screen. The related patent states that future products such as iPhone, iPad, televisions, desktop displays and car dashboards may have this innovation.
Apple is reportedly working on an iMac with a screen larger than 30 inches. The product will be introduced in 2023 or the first half of 2024. However, it is not clear what this giant screen computer will offer.
While the live image of the Galaxy Z Flip 5 was shared recently, the claims about the cover screen were also indirectly confirmed.
