Samsung now lets you send Samsung Wallet items through Quick Share‎

Samsung's latest update to the Quick Share app for its smartphones and tablets is now rolling out and it comes with a new feature. You can now share Samsung Wallet items through Quick Share. This includes tickets and boarding passes. So you can much more easily send someone a ticket to an event or a boarding pass for a flight by simply using Quick Share. The latest Quick Share update also unsurprisingly brings some bug fixes. Keep in mind that the rollout seems to be staged, so it may take a while until it reaches all supported devices. To manually check for the update, go to the...

Samsung continues to lead the global DRAM market in Q2 2026‎

According to Counterpoint's report on the second quarter of this year, Samsung is great winner from the rising DRAM prices in the same quarter. The Korean tech giant is widening the gap between itself and its biggest competitor, SK Hynix. In Q2 2026, Samsung captured 39% of the global DRAM sales and secured the first spot for a third quarter in a row. The Korean company is followed by SK Hynix, securing 26% of the sales, which in turn is closely followed by Micron with a 25% share. CMXT gets only 7%, and the remaining share goes to other smaller manufacturers. Counterpoint's...

Apple just raised the trade-in values for iPhones, Watches, Macs, and iPads‎

Apple has increased the trade-in values of most iPhones, iPads, Macs, and Watches in the US. The list also includes some Android smartphones from Samsung, Google, and OnePlus. The Watch Ultra 2, Mac Pro, iPhone 16 Pro Max, and the iPad Pro are the Apple devices that currently have the highest trade-in values. However, note that the trade-in values of some products remain unchanged, and the values mentioned by Apple on its website aren't flat discount rates; they are estimated trade-in values, so you might get less than what's mentioned as the values will "vary based on the condition, year,...

Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra2 review‎

Redmi 17C 5G shows up as a rebrand of another device‎

The Redmi 17C 4G launched back in June, and now the Redmi 17C 5G was spotted in a listing in Luxembourg. The 5G version comes with a 6.9-inch 720x1600 LCD screen with a 120Hz refresh rate and an 810-nit peak brightness. It's powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 6300 SoC, paired with 4GB of LPDDR4X RAM and 64/128GB of UFS 2.2 storage. There's a 50MP f/1.8 main camera on the rear and an 8MP selfie camera on the front, and the battery capacity is 6,000 mAh, charging at 33W. Redmi 17C 5G official images The phone runs HyperOS 3. It has a side-mounted fingerprint scanner, a 3.5mm...

Shortage of DRAM could limit iPhone 18 Pro availability at launch‎

Continuing the thread of yesterday's report that Apple is short on DRAM for its upcoming iPhones, there's more to the story. Apple could likely have limited iPhone 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max availability at launch. Per Culpium, the iPhone 18 Pro models and the foldable iPhone Ultra will use the new A20 Pro SoC, based on TSMC's N2 node. TSMC has reportedly been able to progress well with volume and yields, but wafers are piling up waiting for DRAM to be packaged on the chips. Apple is scrambling to supply DRAM from Micron, SK Hynix, and Samsung, and is even exploring Chinese-sourced avenues like...

Samsung unveils ISOCELL HPC, its first sensor with DeepPix technology‎

Samsung has unveiled its new flagship mobile image sensor, the ISOCELL HPC, featuring the industry's first DeepPix technology that enables 16-bit RAW output. The company claims the new sensor delivers improved dynamic range and enhanced low-light performance. The ISOCELL HPC is a 200MP camera sensor with a 1/1.3-inch optical format and 0.6μm pixels. Samsung says the new sensor captures significantly more light than its predecessor thanks to its new DeepPix technology. According to the company, DeepPix allows each pixel to hold more light before becoming overexposed, resulting in...

Google Wallet now lets you set up a dedicated balance for your kids and teens‎

Today Google Wallet is introducing a new feature in the US. Parents can set up a secure balance on Google Wallet for their kids and teens under 18. Once they do that, the kids and teens can tap to pay with Google Pay using their Android and Wear OS devices. Note that this only works through NFC, so online transactions are not supported. This means there's no need to get the kids or teens a card or anything like that - this is all inside Google Wallet. Parents have full control over their kids' balance and activity through Family Link. As a parent, you easily transfer...