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AT&T just sent a chill up the spines of thousands of customers who it claims will be forced to upgrade their phones or face service discontinuation. The second-place U.S. wireless carrier is sending notices to customers via email that warn that their device “is not compatible with the new network” and that they will need to upgrade to a new phone. The warning comes as AT&T prepares to shutter its legacy 3G network in order to support newer 4G LTE and 5G wireless technologies. According to AT&T, the official cutoff will occur in early 2022. The wireless carrier writes: To bring you faster speeds and new features, we have to evolve America’s best and also fastest...
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A little over a month ago, Best Buy rolled out a compelling promotion on the Samsung Galaxy S10e, Galaxy S10 and Galaxy S10+. At the time, the electronics retailer offered a blanket $300 discount across the board on the phones, meaning that prices started at $449 for the Galaxy S10e and capped out at $699 for the Galaxy S10+. Today, Best Buy has cranked up the discounts so now the Galaxy S10e is available for an even more generous $400 off, taking its price to a low $349. However, Best Buy reserves an even higher $500 discount for the Galaxy S10 and Galaxy S10+. With this discount, the Galaxy S10 is priced at $499, while the Galaxy S10+ comes down to $599. We should note that these...
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Generally speaking, pricing on flagship smartphones has continued to climb, because all of those fancy bells and whistles found on the top-end models do not come cheap. Not everyone has or is willing to spend a grand or more on a top-shelf handset, though, and some of the cheaper alternatives make too many sacrifices to hit a lower price point. That is not the case with Samsung's Galaxy S10e. The Samsung Galaxy S10e is the least expensive model in the Galaxy S10 family, the others consisting of the regular Galaxy S10, the larger Galaxy S10+, and the decked out Galaxy S10 5G. Make no mistake, however, even though the Galaxy S10e is positioned at the rear of the pack, it is not a budget or entry-level...
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Samsung's Galaxy S10 family has only been on the market for a few months now, but there are already some pretty steep discounts rolling in for those that weren't eager to jump onboard shortly after launch. Best Buy is currently running a promotion that will get you $300 off the price of a Galaxy S10e, Galaxy S10 or Galaxy S10+. With this new pricing in effect, it means that you can get the Galaxy S10e for $449, the Galaxy S10 for just $599, or the Galaxy S10+ for $699. There is one caveat to this new promotion, however. While all of these phones come from the factory unlocked, you will have to activate it with Best Buy through one of three carriers: Verizon Wireless, AT&T, or Sprint....
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How resilient is your brand new Samsung Galaxy S10 to the rigors of daily use? SquareTrade recently conducted a drop “test” and noted that Samsung’s three new Galaxy S10 devices are all susceptible to cracking. Interestingly, SquareTrade concluded that Galaxy S10 performed better than the S10e and S10+. SquareTrade dropped the Samsung Galaxy S10, S10e, and S10+ from six feet both face down and face up. The camera lens and flash of the Galaxy S10e broke when it was dropped face up and the device was completely unusable when it fell face down. The Galaxy S10+ shattered after both drops but continued to remain somewhat functional. The S10 cracked after it was dropped, but it was...
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Unless you've been living under a rock for the past 24 hours, then you know that Samsung announced its Galaxy S10 family of smartphones yesterday along with the Galaxy Fold and a number of other Galaxy-branded accessories. The South Korean electronics giant said that preorders would open today, and right on cue, the major wireless carriers in the United States have lined up with their promos for the Galaxy S10e, Galaxy S10 and Galaxy S10+. So, without further ado, here’s the pricing breakdown for each smartphone in both carrier-locked and unlocked versions. Galaxy S10e Verizon is offering the entry-level smartphone at a cost of $31.24/month for 24 months for the 128GB...
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After months of leaks (which picked up in pace over the past few weeks), Samsung has officially unveiled its Galaxy S10 family of flagship phones. To put it simply, these are all impressive devices that are worthy successors to the Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9+. **Update: 2/22/19: Be sure to check out a handful of early benchmarks that we have up here from some initial testing we've done on our Samsung Galaxy S10+, powered by Qualcomm's Snapdragon 855. We can’t talk about the Galaxy S10 family without first mentioning their displays. Samsung was one of the few that didn’t embrace the traditional center-mounted display notch fad in 2018. However, Samsung’s answer...
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After months of leaks, today is the big day for Samsung’s Galaxy S10 family. The company is expected to launch the Galaxy S10e, Galaxy S10 and Galaxy S10+. There are even whispers that the company will unveil an even larger model with access to next-generation wireless networks called the Galaxy S10 5G. Thankfully, if you can’t be there in person at Samsung’s Unpacked event in San Francisco, the company will host a live stream, which you can watch below: The event kicks off at 2pm EST (11am PST), giving you a “virtual” front row seat to everything that Samsung will announce at the show. As we mentioned above, the Galaxy S10 family will be a primary...
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This is the leak that we’ve been all waiting for with regards to Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S10 family of smartphones. We’re getting some real concrete details on the hardware specifications for the smartphone family, which will include the Galaxy S10e, Galaxy S10 and Galaxy S10+. Galaxy S10e This latest leak comes courtesy of GSM Arena, which alleges that it obtained specs sheets for all three smartphones, including information on screen sizes, display resolutions, available RAM and color options. With regards to the Galaxy S10e, the device is said to feature a 5.8-inch Super AMOLED Infinity-O display with a FHD+ resolution (2280x1080). The fingerprint reader...
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There's not much left to the imagination when it comes to Samsung's upcoming Galaxy S10 family. Today, the veil is being lifted even higher as we get our first glimpse at the UI confirming the existence of the in-display fingerprint reader. An in-display fingerprint reader has been rumored for Samsung's flagships prior to the launch of the Galaxy S8, but it's finally here with the Galaxy S10 and Galaxy S10+. In the images accompanying this article, we can see some nice real-life shot of the Galaxy S10+, which is identifiable because of its dual selfie cameras. You can see the fingerprint graphic towards the bottom of the smartphone between the on-screen call and camera buttons. This...
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With the official Galaxy S10 launch just two weeks ago, the leaks have picked up in pace. Over the past week, we've seen some very clear official renders of Samsung’s entire Galaxy S10 family: the Galaxy S10e, Galaxy S10 and Galaxy S10+. Now, we're getting a real-life look at the entry-level Galaxy S10e. Samsung Galaxy S10e on the right The images show the smartphone with a flat Infinity-O display, unlike the curved panel that we've seen with the larger Galaxy S10 and Galaxy S10+. We can also see relatively thick bezels all around the Super AMOLED display. The bezels remind us more of the iPhone XR, which itself has thicker bezels than its pricier iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max siblings....
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Samsung's Galaxy S10 launch is a little less than three weeks away, and the leaks have been coming in at a furious pace. Last week, we were presented with various leaked official images of the Galaxy S10 and Galaxy S10+, and now we're getting some confirmation of some of the features destined for the smartphone family. The folks over at XDA-Developers have discovered via FCC filings that the new Galaxy S10e, Galaxy S10 and Galaxy S10+ will have support for Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax). Wi-Fi 6 is the successor to 802.11ac (now officially called Wi-Fi 5) and should provide transfer rates of around 1.1Gbps on the 2.4GHz band and up to 4.8Gbps on the 5GHz band -- theoretically of...
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