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Samsung may have quietly just rolled out Samsung Pay in France, according to SamMobile. Samsung had announced last month it would be making Samsung Pay available in France “before this summer,” and that is indeed the case. Some French users have reported being able to download Pay and use it to complete a purchase, even despite the fact that Samsung has made no official statement confirming availability.
If Samsung Pay has indeed begun rolling out, it should currently only be compatible with two French banks, Caisse d’Epargne and Banque Populaire, with more banks to come in the second half of this year.
Samsung Pay seems to have quietly rolled out in France was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
ASUS is taking the fight to Xiaomi with its latest budget phone.
Over the course of the last three years, Xiaomi went from a relatively unknown Chinese brand to India’s largest smartphone manufacturer. It did so by introducing budget phones that offered great value for money, and eliminating common pain points. For instance, one of the areas Xiaomi focused on last year was battery life — it started rolling out phones with larger batteries and offering optimizations within MIUI to eke out the maximum battery life.
As a result, Xiaomi’s phones consistently lead the charts when it comes to battery life. The mixture of two-day battery life and decent specs allowed the Redmi Note 4 to become the best-selling phone in India last year, and the Redmi Note 5 Pro builds on that by offering beefier hardware and a better camera — while retaining the same great battery life.
Xiaomi’s ability to undercut its rivals is unmatched in the industry, and it does so not only in the phone s…
Apparently Target has its own line of smart lamps, for which the US retailer released an iOS app called Target Connected back in October 2016. Now that app is available for Android devices, though without Google Assistant integration or any groundbrea…
Chromebooks are continuing to become a very attractive product, but not everyone wants to drop $1000 or more on a Pixelbook. Asus is one of the better names in this space, especially with the Flip C302. If you’re more interested in a smaller form factor, the C213SA-YS02-S has fallen to $319.85, which is a nice $79.15 off MSRP.
This ruggedized little convertible has an 11.6″ HD touchscreen on a 360° hinge, a spillproof keyboard, and an Intel 3350 CPU, which isn’t the best chip, as well as Android app support, USB-C, 32GB of flash storage, 4GB of DDR4 RAM, and a stylus.
[Deal Alert] ASUS Chromebook Flip C213SA-YS02 with stylus down to $320 ($79 off) was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
It’s pretty safe to say that Amazon Prime is a very popular service, what with over 100 million subscribers. Many will call Prime invaluable, from the great shipping options to the wide selection of media to consume. But a change is coming and it’s co…
Connected security cameras seem to be popping up all over the place these days and while they’re really tempting for some of us, the high cost of entry is deterring. Luckily, we can count on sales to help ease that monetary burden a bit. Canary’s all-in-one 1080p indoor security camera has fallen below $100, sitting at $98.57 on both Amazon and Chewy. That’s $70.43 off.
This camera features Alexa and Assistant integration, a 147° wide-angle lens, a built-in siren, a climate monitor, and motion tracking.
[Deal Alert] Canary’s 1080p indoor security camera is $99 on Amazon and Chewy ($70 off) was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
Google I/O is a few weeks away, and before the less tech savvy among you dismiss this event, there are actually some interesting things you should know about despite it being a developers conference first and foremost. We’re expecting some exciting ann…
Sprint and T-Mobile weave a complicated relationship. For years they’ve desired each other, drawn inexorably to that most corporate copulation: the merger. In a landscape run by AT&T and Verizon, the two star-crossed lovers have struggled separately to carve a little chunk of the world (including the US telecommunications market) for themselves. And, according to a report by Reuters, after a long and conflicted courtship, their paths and profits may soon be joined.
For a concise history of the T-Mobile/Sprint merger: First it was on, then it was off, then it was on again.
Report: T-Mobile and Sprint may agree to merger as soon as next week was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
The US Justice Department is investigating Huawei for possibly violating sanctions against Iran, and if it gets banned like ZTE was for the same reason last week, it could be a death blow to the company. But what would the consequences for the US be?(T…
It’s that time of the… quarter. 2018 Q1 financial reports are being published by most of the big tech names, and Samsung is likely pretty pleased with its performance so far this year. It isn’t quite as high as the impressive 2017 Q4 results it previously posted, but it’s sitting pretty with a total of KRW 60.56 trillion ($56 billion) in revenue, with KRW 15.64 trillion ($14.51 billion) in operating profit. That’s a revenue increase of 20% and an operating profit increase of over 50% compared to Q1 2017, beating expectations.
A glut of Samsung’s earnings came from continued demand in memory as well as its overall semiconductor foundry efforts.
Samsung posts Q1 2018 financial results, tops expectations with record profits was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
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