Good news for everyone waiting for the feature-packed mid-size Galaxy Tab 8.9; it's just made its way through the FCC. The 8.9 inch model, now known as the GT-P7310 (check out our hands-on) will sport a dual-core CPU, 1GB of RAM, and of course Android 3.x. Seeing it pass through the FCC testing makes us believe the "early summer" release date is still on track. Starting at $469 for the 16 GB version, it's bound to be a hit.
You can read all the test results and assorted technical details at the source link, and hit the forums for more discussion.
Source: FCC. Thanks Emeterio!
You should now be able to re-add your American Express cards to Google Pay
Google Pay users have been reporting that their American Express cards have been unexpectedly removed from their accounts. The problem should now be resolved.
Google Pixel Buds A will reportedly lose some features to keep costs down
Google is expected to launch the cheaper Pixel Buds A next month, although a few features are reportedly getting the boot.
Everything we know about Sony’s 2021 flagship — the Xperia 1 III
Every year, Sony comes so close yet so far to making a meaningful impact in the Android smartphone market. Is the Xperia 1 III the device that could finally change that? Here's everything you need to know about Sony's latest flagship.
The Galaxy S20 FE is the best phone, so it deserves the best case
Samsung unveiled the Galaxy S20 FE and the device is sure to turn plenty of heads. With stiff competition in the mid-range market, it's clear that Samsung wants to compete and the S20 FE is fantastic. If you're picking one of these awesome new devices up, make sure you pair it with a case to keep it looking awesome.