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LG K42 makes it to India with military-grade durability and low price
While LG may or may not leave the smartphone market soon (there's a lot of conflicting information on that right now), at the moment the company is definitely still in the game. And so it has launched a new device in India today, the K42. This rugged-looking handset was initially announced back in September of last year, but now it's finally made it to the subcontinent. It's priced over there at INR 10,990 (about $150 or €123 at the current exchange rates). It will become available from Flipkart on January 26 in green and gray. If you buy a K42, you will get a two-year warranty as...
Realme Buds Q2 pass FCC certification
The next addition in Realme’s TWS earbud range will be the Buds Q2, a successor to last year’s Buds Q. A new FCC listing for the Buds Q2 reveals their design, key features and two colorways. Realme Buds Q2 listing Bearing the RMA2010 model number, the Buds Q2 feature a design similar to their predecessor with an oval carrying case. Apart from stealthy black, the new model also comes in a bright volt green colorway. The ear tips themselves seem nearly identical in size to the original Buds Q but the outward shell appears to have a larger touch area this time...
Samsung working on a Galaxy Tab S7 Lite, coming in three variants
Inside sources have revealed to SamMobile that the company is working on a sequel to the Galaxy Tab S6 Lite from last year, which will come in three variants - Wi-Fi only, LTE and 5G. The model numbers are SM-T730, SM-T735, and SM-T736B / SM-T736N, respectively. The exact name of the device is still unclear though, as some speculate it could be Galaxy Tab S7 Lite while others believe it would be Tab S8e. Additionally, we should look forward to a plus-sized version of this lite model, although there are even fewer specifics there. Source
The next MacBook Air will be thinner and lighter, with smaller bezels too
According to a recent report from Bloomberg, Apple is working on an upgraded MacBook Air which will have a revamped design and new hardware. It's supposed to come around towards the end of this year and now the author of the report has revealed some more details on the design changes. The next gen Air will sport a thinner and lighter chassis while the screen would have trimmed bezels further reducing the footprint. We will also see the return of the MagSafe charging system. Moreover, it will carry a more distinctive design making it stand out from the MacBook Pros. In addition to...
Samsung Galaxy A52 5G receives Bluetooth and Wi-Fi certification
The Samsung Galaxy A52 5G has been certified by the Wi-Fi Alliance and Bluetooth SIG, inching a couple of steps closer to its announcement. The phone will support dual-band Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 5.0. The devices in the certifications are the SM-A526B (and its Dual-SIM counterpart) and the SM-A526N (the Korean model). Samsung will release both a Galaxy A52 5G and a 4G model. The main difference between them is expected to be the chipset - Snapdragon 750G on the 5G model and Snapdragon 720G on the LTE one. We know the device will have a Prism-like finish on the rear, a new Teal color...
