Welcome to March! This week we have this year’s Mobile World Congress, and naturally there are some big announcements.
Samsung seems to be stealing the show with the launch of the Galaxy Ring – which opens a new chapter in smart fitness and health tracking. Samsung more or less showed off a prototype of the ring and teased it — we didn’t get specs, pricing, or availability. The ring will be officially launched in early July.
This week we got close to the Ring of the Milky Way and took some photos. It comes in silver, gray and gold colours. It has a slightly concave top and houses the technology and sensors in the inner ring.
Samsung has yet to reveal pricing and availability details.
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We saw Samsung’s newly released smart ring.
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The Nothing Phone (2a) launches next week (5th March) and Nothing is teasing Londoners with an AR unboxing around Old Street. It shows the phone in white color and we can see its complete back panel.
The final design matches the recently leaked render batch.
One of HMD’s upcoming smartphones may feature a 108MP primary camera.
The first Xiaomi devices to ship with HyperOS include the Mi 12 and 13 series and the Redmi Note 12 and 13 models.
Tecno’s MWC product comes with a 6,000mAh battery and 70W charging.
With the end of Mobile World Congress, the Global Mobile Awards (GLOMO) were announced. The Best Smartphone award goes to the Pixel 8 series. Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 won the Breakthrough Device Innovation award, the Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra won the Best Connected Consumer Device award, and the Honor Magic V2 RSR Porsche Design won the Best of Show award.
The Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra won the Best Connected Consumer Device award, and the Honor Magic V2 RSR won the Best of Show award.
It will be launched at the Snapdragon Summit.