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Samsung Galaxy F34 5G with 6.5″ 120Hz AMOLED display, 50MP OIS camera, 6000mAh battery launching in India on August 7

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Xiaomi has recently unveiled its Redmi 12 series, bringing two models with great specs with affordability. As the competition sparks in India, Samsung is bringing a new budget phone to the market – Galaxy F34 5G, which will have decent specifications at affordable pricing.

Earlier, a landing page was set up on Flipkart, in which Samsung itself confirmed August 7 as the launch date of the Galaxy F34 5G. It brings a 6.5-inch 120Hz OLED panel, a 50MP main camera with OIS, and a huge 6,000 mAh battery.

The phone is positioned under the recently released Galaxy M34 5G, which starts around INR 18,999. For less than INR 17,000, the handset shapes up to be pretty impressive. The company may also offer stunning discounts to consumers in the initial launch days.

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Playful Poke: How Samsung trolled Apple during iPhone 16 launch

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Samsung didn’t miss the opportunity to troll Apple during the iPhone 16 launch. While the company was introducing its new iPhone models, Samsung repeated a question it asked two years back.

The hype created for iPhone 16 and Apple Intelligence backfired as it can’t crush the Samsung Galaxy AI lead. The Korean tech giant trolled Apple over remaining foldable free. Limited features and availability of Apple Intelligence also came on Samsung’s radar.

Samsung Mobile US used its X handle to poke fun at Apple’s iPhone 16 and Intelligence suite. The mindful attacks show the self-confidence the company has to reiterate its edge over the Cupertino-based company.

In a pair of strategic tweets, Samsung managed to capture attention and spark conversation. The first tweet quotes a two-year-old tweet asking “Let us know when it folds 💁‍♀️” with a refreshed caption “Still waiting……”

 

 

 

The second tweet followed with:

“You know… we may have set your AI expectations too high. 🤔”

Here, Samsung subtly suggested that Galaxy AI might have set a standard that Apple’s latest device struggled to meet. Galaxy AI is far ahead of Apple Intelligence in many aspects. It not only contains a suite of useful features but also covers a wider audience.

Apple is Samsung’s biggest enemy in the smartphone market. Both companies fight to lead the global smartphone market. Apple dominates the US market, while Samsung gives pretty fierce competition with its flagship offerings.

Next year, Samsung is bringing the Galaxy S25 series phones. The lineup will pack pro-grade hardware and significant functional refinements. Some incremental attacks like Galaxy Z Fold SE and Galaxy S24 FE are also coming this October.

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Apple’s 3nm A18 chip powers iPhone 16 to rival 2025 Galaxy flagships

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Apple has unveiled the iPhone 16, which is powered by the new A18 chip. This chip is a big upgrade from the previous A16 Bionic. It is designed to deliver a powerful performance and enhanced efficiency

The A18 chip features a six-core CPU, five-core GPU, and a sixteen-core Neural Engine. These components work together to make the iPhone 16 up to 30% faster in single-core tasks compared to the iPhone 15. Users can expect smoother performance and quicker response time with the new iPhone.

Moreover, the Apple A18 chip arrives with an advanced memory system, which helps the chip manage traffic data more effectively. It uses a second-generation 3-nanometer fabrication process for less power usage to deliver high performance.

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The new iPhone 16 is launched to fully take advantage of the new A18 chip, a rival for Samsung Galaxy 2025 smartphones. Apple says the phone is built to support the chip’s advancements in artificial intelligence and data processing capabilities.

Apple iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Plus launched with a new Camera Control button for easy photo-taking and zoom adjustments. The iPhone 16 features a 6.1-inch screen, while the Plus model offers a 6.7-inch display. Powered by the A18 chip, both phones offer improved performance with its advanced 3nm chipset.

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Apple iPhone 16, 16 Plus are here to hurt Samsung’s edge

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Apple officially launched the iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Plus. At It’s Glowtime event, the company unveiled new models for consumers. The vanilla model features a 6.1-inch screen, while the Plus variant packs a 6.7-inch panel.

The iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Plus debut a dedicated Camera Control button. It is a touch-sensitive key, letting you snap a shot by tapping and adjusting zoom through a swipe gesture. For handy access, the iPhones boast this button below the power button.

Apple’s iPhone 16 and 16 Plus are powered by an A18 chip, up to 30% faster than iPhone 15. This 3nm chipset features a six-core CPU, five-core GPU, and sixteen-core Neural Engine for faster artificial intelligence performance.

Samsung has been enjoying a fruitful market position in the past three quarters. However, the new hardware launch by Apple will help it grab the market leader crown. The third quarter is going to be Apple’s but not for much time as S25 is incoming.

The Galaxy S25 series will be equipped with a 3nm chipset. Qualcomm’s Oryon CPU is rumored to better compete with Apple’s A18 processor. However, the Apple Intelligence features are expected to benefit iPhone 16 models in key markets.

The iPhone 16 also bring Action button first introduced on the iPhone 15 Pro models last year. More features include brighter and more durable screens as well as the A18 silicon, offering up to a twice as fast 16-core Neural Engine.

Unlike iPhone 15 lineup, Apple Intelligence is available across the iPhone 16 range. All four models support generative AI features derived from Apple Intelligence. It could lead older iPhone owners to upgrade to the new iPhone 16 model.

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