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Huawei P50 series will officially launch on July 29th

According to multiple sources, Huawei will release at least two phones, P50 and P50 Pro for the Huawei P50 series.

More than a year after the launch of the P40 series. Huawei’s next-generation flagship phone, the P50 series, will be announced at a launch event on July 29. The company has announced the information on multiple social media channels.

Huawei is trying to make a comeback after being subject to US sanctions. In recent years, the US has imposed a series of tough sanctions against Chinese companies. This resulted in their once best-selling smartphone being devoid of popular Google apps and software, among other consequences. Restrictions on Huawei’s purchases of US-made components mean the company also has to stop making its own branded Kirin chipsets that power its phones.

In a Weibo post, Richard Yu, head of Huawei’s consumer business group posted: the series will mark the beginning of “a new era of mobile imaging,”. It is not yet clear whether Huawei’s P50 series will have a limited release in China. Or it will also be rolled out more widely internationally to the company’s key markets such as Europe and the UK.

At a launch event in June, Huawei announced its own mobile operating system called HarmonyOS, which is designed to replace Google Mobile Services on smartphones as well as a broad arrays of consumer devices. It also used last month’s event to introduce the Huawei P50 series, but was not shared on the launch date.

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Galaxy Z Flip 3 and Z Fold 3 were leak to launch on August 11?

As we know, an Unpacked event in the near future to unveil its new devices will be conducted. The company has a lot of new stuff are ready to be revealed. There are new foldable smartphones – Galaxy Z Flip 3 and Z Fold 3, a pair of wireless earbuds and a new smartwatch.

Samsung has yet to confirm the date that the event will take place. In some earlier indications, it has been pointed to August 11 as the potential date. Today’s leak basically confirms that the Galaxy Z Fold 3 and Galaxy Z Flip 3 launch will indeed take place on August 11.

You have a date on August 11

Recently, one of Samsung’s regional websites revealed that the next Galaxy Unpacked event will take place on August 11 at 17:00 Moscow time. That would make it 3 PM in London and 10 am on the US East Coast.

In the teaser, silhouettes of devices that are clearly the Galaxy Z Flip 3 and the Galaxy Z Fold 3. It’s seem like no one will br surprised by the launch of these devices at the event. Samsung will be unveiling the pair of new foldables at the same event.

Customers will likely be able to place pre-orders that same day or the following day. Between the announcement and the release, Samsung usually leaves about a two-week gap. So the possibility that the new foldables will be released on August 27.

As all of Samsung’s events in the past year, this Unpacked event will be conducted virtually. The company isn’t quite back to in-person events just yet. You’ll be able to tune into the live stream on YouTube while also keeping up with the coverage here at SamMobile.

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Google Play Store lets you share apps with others: How to use it?

Google’s Share Nearby debuted last year, allowing Android users to share files and other details with Android devices nearby. But this feature isn’t really an important addition to the operating system. Now, a new trick is being rolled out that allows users to transfer apps to others.

The “Share” tab is now appearing on Google Play Store builds. This option was first introduced in December 2020 and allows users to send an APK copy of the app to others via Share Nearby.

Importantly, not all apps are supported by this feature. The feature is quite situational, but it does have its uses. For example, that could be a boon for people who want to share a big, free game but don’t have fast or free Wi-Fi access.

How to use app sharing feature in the Google Play Store

The feature will be available to people running Google Play Store version 24.0 or higher. However, not all devices receive this feature at the same time.

Here is how to get started with app sharing on the Google Play Store:

Open the Play Store. Navigate to My apps & games in the app menu.
Select the Share tab.
To share apps with others, tap the Send button. To receive apps, tap Receive.
On the Send apps screen, tap Continue. Nearby Share also requires that you switch on your device’s location.
Select as many apps as you wish on the next screen by selecting their checkboxes.
When complete, hit the green triangle in the top-right.
Before the transfer can begin, you’ll need to search for and select a recipient. At this point, ask the intended recipient to complete steps 1 through 3 as required.
Once the connection is established, both users will need to double-check that the four-digit pairing code matches. If so, the recipient can hit Receive.
The download will then begin, and the recipient can hit Install alongside individual apps, or Install all.
Interestingly, once the two devices establish a connection via Nearby Share, both users can act as sender or recipient. A “Send apps” button allows the recipient to do just that, while the sender will see a “Send more apps” option instead.

Let’s check your Google Play Store and try app sharing feature now!

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OnePlus 9 And OnePlus 9 Pro New Leak Reveals Some Key Specs

The OnePlus 9 series will launch this March and it seems, we already know most of it by now. Plus, Digital Chat Station shared a lot of specs on the two upcoming phones.

The OnePlus 9 Series New Leak Reveals Some Key Specs

According to Digital Chat Station, the standard device will have a 6.55-inch FHD + flat display with a punch-hole cut-out to the top-left corner. It will also have the same 120Hz refresh rate as its Pro variant. The Pro version is equipped with a 6.78-inch QHD + flexible curved AMOLED display, which stores a 120Hz refresh rate, which is lower than the previously rumored 144Hz refresh rate.

Furthermore, Digital Chat Station has stated that the punch-hole cut-out on both devices will be only 3.8mm in diameter. Overall, the vanilla-colored OnePlus 9 will be 8mm thick while the Pro version will be 8.55mm thick, and there is no obvious change in camera setup on both models. These devices won’t weigh more than 200 grams, which is an added bonus.

Next, both devices are equipped with the powerful Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 5G chipset. It is quite clear that OnePlus integrates top chipsets in its flagship product range every year. And, both devices will have 4,500 mAh capacity batteries and 65W fast wired charging that have been previously introduced. Additionally, the OnePlus 9 Pro also supports massive 45W wireless charging technology that the vanilla variant will miss out on.

Next, there is a Lite variant in the OnePlus 9 series that will also be summoned as the OnePlus 9 Lite that will have a Snapdragon 865 or Snapdragon 870 chipset along with a 90Hz flat AMOLED display.

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Samsung Galaxy S21 without charger in the box, Samsung is following Apple?

A Rumor have suggested that follow in Apple’s steps, Samsung is planning to remove the charger from the box of the new Galaxy S21. The new Samsung Galaxy will be announced this Thursday. Evan Blass, a reliable leaker shared images of the official Galaxy S21; which confirms that Samsung’s new smartphones will come without a power adapter in the box.

Blass has tweeted images of what he claims to be the official webpage of the Galaxy S21 and S21 Ultra. Before, he also leaked the entire iPhone 12 lineup before the Apple event. Besides having a new design, 5G support, and other enhancements, the new Samsung’s phones will not have a charger in the box — just like the iPhone.

In the website called “What’s in the box,” Samsung says that the new smartphones come with “just what you need” — a USB-C cable, the SIM-ejection tool, and a guide. Same as Apple has been saying since the company removed the power adapter from the Apple Watch box last year; Samsung also claims that the decision was made to help the environment.

Less than a week away now, folks.

[Huge, unwatermarked renders available over at Voice:https://t.co/8SZYMbEvJa https://t.co/OxKDIIvH4o https://t.co/22L3Yy2s9k] pic.twitter.com/c4REJ3v7VT
— Evan Blass (@evleaks) January 8, 2021

This is somewhat contradictory to what Samsung did when Apple announced the iPhone 12 line. Samsung did made jokes on social networks; after Apple removed the charger from the iPhone box and jokes on social networks after Apple removed the charger from the iPhone box. But when rumors about the Galaxy S21 emerged on the web, these posts were deleted.

In a related note, Samsung invited its Twitter followers today to watch the Samsung Unpacked event this Thursday; but the tweets were shared using “Twitter for iPhone.” The company later deleted the tweets, but it was too late.

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