The Samsung Galaxy A series is debuting in full force in the United States this year, with the Galaxy A51 having gone on sale recently and more devices on the way. Today, Samsung has revealed the release date for its Galaxy A71 5G.
Last month, Samsung announced that it was bringing a huge lineup of mid-range Galaxy A devices to the US, but some of those still haven’t debuted. Samsung’s Galaxy A71 will arrive in the US packing 5G connectivity, and now it looks like that will be made possible using the Qualcomm Snapdragon 765 processor.
In response to its phones being more expensive than ever, OnePlus has been expected to debut a spiritual successor to its “OnePlus X” in the upcoming OnePlus Z. Now, a pretty reliable tipster claims that the OnePlus Z will arrive with Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 765G processor.
ZTE has just announced its latest smartphone, the Axon 11 as a mid-range device that still delivers 5G and a pretty well-equipped package for an affordable price, but it’s only in China for now.
LG just launched its V60 ThinQ this week without some flagship options, but with Qualcomm’s 5G-packing Snapdragon 865. Now, reports out of Korea claim that the LG G9 ThinQ might step down to a Snapdragon 765, just like we’re expecting Google to do with its Pixel 5.
HMD Global has now officially unveiled its first 5G-enabled handset in the form of the Nokia 8.3 5G.
We’re here in Maui, and Qualcomm has today announced its latest flagship smartphone system-on-a-chip, the Snapdragon 865. They also announced a couple of mid-range chips by the names of Snapdragon 765 and Snapdragon 765G, respectively.
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