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@Snapdragon Well sorry for the Twitter compression, but here it is, Enjoy: "Only Shot on @Snapdragon" #ShotOnSnapdragon #SnapdragonShortFilm @Snapdragon_UK

@LTEstyles The universe is telling you to upgrade 😅

My Sony XM5 earbuds case fell out of my backpack and in the Uber car. The Uber driver won't respond to any of my messages 😭😭

@UniverseIce Now if this translates to a normal sized S series but with ultra cameras like how apple does the "Pro" & "Pro max" then we are in for a treat, tho I hope they do something about losing half your resolution with that "privacy screen" feature

BREAKING! Samsung Galaxy S27 series will introduce a new “Pro” model — essentially an Ultra without the S Pen. That means the lineup will expand to four models: Galaxy S27, S27+, S27 Pro, and S27 Ultra. Samsung Electronics plans to add a new high-end model to the Galaxy S27 series next year, strengthening its flagship smartphone lineup. This move aims to broaden consumer choice while responding to Apple’s four-model strategy. According to industry sources on April 6, Samsung’s Mobile eXperience (MX) division has decided to introduce a “Pro” model to the Galaxy S27 series, expanding the lineup from three to four models. Since the Galaxy S20 series in 2020, Samsung has maintained a three-tier flagship structure: standard, Plus, and Ultra. This will now evolve into a four-tier lineup: standard, Plus, Pro, and Ultra. An industry insider familiar with the matter said, “Previously, Ultra was the only high-end model. Now Samsung plans to add a Pro, expanding the premium segment to two models. Specific details like display size are not finalized yet, but the general direction is clear: a high-end model without the S Pen, while sharing most of the Ultra’s technologies.” Another source added, “The ‘privacy display’ feature that generated strong reactions on the Galaxy S26 Ultra is expected to expand to two models in the next generation, and the newly added model will likely include it.” The last time Samsung added a new model to the Galaxy S lineup was two years ago, when it introduced the Galaxy S25 Edge, emphasizing a thinner design. It was launched two months after the S25 series. Originally, the Edge was intended to replace the Plus model starting from the S26 series. However, due to market feedback, Samsung canceled that plan and returned to developing and releasing the Plus model. This time, the Galaxy S27 Pro is not a replacement, but an expansion of the lineup. Industry observers believe Samsung is aiming to strengthen its position by enhancing the competitiveness of its high-end models while offering more choices. The Pro model is expected to feature technologies that differentiate it from the standard and Plus variants. For example, the Galaxy S26 Ultra introduced features such as the privacy display and a 200MP camera, which were not available on the standard or Plus models. Some analysts also interpret this move as a response to Apple’s four-model strategy. Apple currently structures its lineup with standard models (including the base and Air) and premium models (Pro and Pro Max), while Samsung has so far maintained only a single Ultra model at the high end.

I'm not surprised, it never supported RCS so I quite it a awhile ago, but now I miss the theme capabilities of the Samsung messages

These speakers are really interesting 🤔 I'll have to check these out in person for a sound test, but wireless Dolby Atmos is nice touch 👌 plus the design is pretty slick samsung.com/us/audio-devic…

You can also do this on almost any modern android phone with the app "gamehub" digitaltrends.com/phones/your-pi…

Started using a old special phone again, the @Snapdragon Insiders phone and I just picked these up for Easter, I will be posting more photos taken with this 5yr phone

@M1K4_3L @Antonio_Luis @cmfbynothing That's a steal

For 30 bucks I can give it a try... @cmfbynothing

@LTEstyles Yeah it definitely looks like the 5G cut out most phones been doing like the sides of the Samsung's

I'm not an engineer, but this section of the bezel on the supposed Xperia 1 VIII looks to be the mmW modular antenna. Maybe mmW compatibility at last?

@LTEstyles Exactly how I look at it to

@techvamp PSX is Sony's bread and butter. If they F this up, we will start to see the decline of a once powerful giant.

If Sony drops the ball on these things idk what to say, but Sony has surprised Us in the past, so here's hoping for some sick hardware or even a cheaper online account from Sony

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@CNET Why would I ever do that

United will now allow travelers to share the location of lost items equipped with AirTags directly with airline staff. cnet.com/tech/services-…

@JudgeMilliron your profile says "proud judge" should read...."proud to be a asshole"

@JudgeMilliron yo €unt, you need a new job, your court ethics are the worse, you make decisions that make no sense, your rude, use the Lord name in vain as a judge of the United States, and as a bonus you can't even use a zoom call correctly

@LTEstyles @MaxellCorp They deleted the post

@MaxellCorp My friend @techvamp knows i'm a fan!

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@LTEstyles Sad day 😓 youtube.com/shorts/iRWlotX…

@SamsungMobileUS My Z Fold 6 out of nowhere is now cooked...😓🤦 Dead pixels down the center and right side has no touch

@LTEstyles Exactly! 😓 It's sad, I miss the Z series

@techvamp True, but unfortunately "global versions" don't always support all carrier bands, so coverage may be limited 😢

Hmmm... 🤔

@LTEstyles Yeah you can still buy as a global option, but even that I feel is disappear

@techvamp They already have. Two years ago 😭 Here's hoping for a return one day soon🍀

@LTEstyles I hope they don't disappear from the US market completely

@techvamp my thoughts exactly.