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  23. <title>Virgin Media O2 acquires spectrum to boost UK mobile coverage</title>
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  32. <description><![CDATA[Virgin Media O2 is acquiring spectrum from VodafoneThree that promises faster speeds and better coverage for UK mobile customers. The £343 million deal with VodafoneThree will see Virgin Media O2 take ownership of 78.8 MHz of spectrum, boosting its total share to roughly 30 percent. This increased spectrum allocation should deliver improvements for customers frustrated [&#8230;]]]></description>
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  36. <p>Virgin Media O2 is acquiring spectrum from VodafoneThree that promises faster speeds and better coverage for UK mobile customers.</p>
  37. <p>The £343 million deal with VodafoneThree will see Virgin Media O2 take ownership of 78.8 MHz of spectrum, boosting its total share to roughly 30 percent. This increased spectrum allocation should deliver improvements for customers frustrated by patchy coverage or sluggish data speeds.</p>
  38. <p>Coming hot on the heels of the merger between Vodafone and Three UK, creating VodafoneThree, this spectrum shuffle requires the blessing of telecoms regulator <a rel="nofollow" href="https://www.ofcom.org.uk/">Ofcom</a> before it can be finalised. Industry watchers reckon the deal will help level the playing field, creating three properly scaled mobile operators with more balanced spectrum holdings.</p>
  39. <p>The deal isn’t happening in isolation. It’s actually part of a broader arrangement hammered out between Virgin Media O2 and Vodafone in July 2024, which extended their network sharing partnership for more than a decade. Following their recent union, VodafoneThree will now join this arrangement.</p>
  40. <p>For Virgin Media O2, this spectrum grab represents a commitment beyond the £2 billion they’re already ploughing into networks and services. While it won’t be an overnight transformation, UK mobile customers should notice the difference as the operator rolls out improvements to network capacity, reliability, and coverage.</p>
  41. <p>However, it’s not just regular mobile users who stand to benefit. The countless smaller mobile providers who piggyback on Virgin Media O2’s infrastructure as MVNOs through wholesale agreements will also get a boost, potentially creating a ripple effect across millions of additional connections.</p>
  42. <p>Funding for the purchase will partly come from Virgin Media O2’s sale of its minority stake in Cornerstone earlier this year, with payments structured to extend beyond 2025. The company plans to begin deploying the new spectrum capacity this year, though the full implementation will take place over what they’re calling the “medium term” (i.e. likely meaning several years of gradual upgrades.)</p>
  43. <p>Lutz Schüler, CEO of Virgin Media O2, said: “This acquisition of spectrum will not only create greater balance in holdings across the UK’s mobile networks, but for Virgin Media O2 it will allow us to boost coverage and further improve our network quality, building on the significant investment we are already making in our mobile network.</p>
  44. <p>“We’re committed to giving our customers a reliable mobile experience across the country and this increase in spectrum will help us deliver on that.”</p>
  45. <p>The timing couldn’t be more interesting, landing as it does while the dust is still settling on the VodafoneThree merger. That consolidation has fundamentally altered the UK’s mobile landscape, and this spectrum deal appears to be Virgin Media O2’s counter-move to ensure it remains competitive.</p>
  46. <p>All eyes are now on Ofcom, whose regulatory thumbs-up is needed before any spectrum can change hands. Given the potential upside for market competition, most analysts expect approval will be forthcoming relatively quickly.</p>
  47. <p><strong>See also: </strong><strong>Opensignal: VodafoneThree speed vow masks consistency issue</strong></p>
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  75. <title>Pixel 10 Pro Fold vs Pixel 10 Pro XL: Another battle unfolds</title>
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  80. <pubDate>Mon, 30 Jun 2025 02:08:16 +0000</pubDate>
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  84. <description><![CDATA[Intro The Google Pixel 10 series is right around the corner, and there are a slew of interesting updates in store for us. The second iteration of the new Pixel Pro XL model is particularly interesting, and given the price tag, it begs an interesting question. Should you go down the foldable route and get [&#8230;]]]></description>
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  86. <div>
  87. <h2>Intro</h2>
  88. <div>The <!-- HTMLTagInstance html-tag-fa604c3e-41c2-4ff3-96e0-cd8095e2770a -->Google Pixel 10 series is right around the corner, and there are a slew of interesting updates in store for us. The second iteration of the new Pixel Pro XL model is particularly interesting, and given the price tag, it begs an interesting question.</p>
  89. <p>Should you go down the foldable route and get the <span>Pixel 10 Pro Fold</span> or stick to the conventional form factor and opt for the top model in the lineup, the <!-- HTMLTagInstance html-tag-ed27de7c-c3c7-4968-a564-53cd845df906 -->Pixel 10 Pro XL? In this preliminary comparison we&#8217;ll try to answer this exact question.</p>
  90. </div>
  91. <div>
  92. <p><span style="font-weight: bold;"><span>Google <span>Pixel 10 Pro Fold</span></span> vs <span>Google <span>Pixel 10 Pro XL</span> </span>expected differences:</span></p>
  93. <div>
  94. <div class="overflow-auto nolinks">
  95. <table class="tb-plugin tb-plugin-fullWidth">
  96. <tbody>
  97. <tr>
  98. <th>Pixel 10 Pro Fold*</th>
  99. <th>Pixel 10 Pro XL*</th>
  100. </tr>
  101. <tr>
  102. <td class="">Design similar to the Pixel 9 Pro Fold, but with slimmer hinge</td>
  103. <td class="">Very similar to last year&#8217;s XL model, flat sides with curved corners</td>
  104. </tr>
  105. <tr>
  106. <td class="">A 6.3-inch cover and 8-inch internal screens </td>
  107. <td class="">6.8-inch Super Actua OLED display</td>
  108. </tr>
  109. <tr style="height: 40px;">
  110. <td class="">Likely 2,700+ nits of peak brightness</td>
  111. <td class="">3,200 nits of peak brightness</td>
  112. </tr>
  113. <tr>
  114. <td class="">Triple rear camera (50MP+10.5MP+10.8MP), dual 10MP selfie cameras</td>
  115. <td class="">50MP+48MP+48MP rear camera system</td>
  116. </tr>
  117. <tr>
  118. <td class="">Google Tensor G5 (3nm) with 16GB of RAM possible</td>
  119. <td class="">The same Google Tensor G5 (3nm) with 16GB of RAM</td>
  120. </tr>
  121. <tr>
  122. <td class="">Just 256GB and 512GB versions, no 1TB option</td>
  123. <td class="">128GB, 256GB, 512GB, 1TB storage variants</td>
  124. </tr>
  125. <tr>
  126. <td class="">4,650mAh battery or larger anticipated</td>
  127. <td class="">Probably a 5,000+ mAh battery</td>
  128. </tr>
  129. <tr>
  130. <td class="">IP68 water and dust resistance</td>
  131. <td class="">IP68 water and dust resistance</td>
  132. </tr>
  133. <tr>
  134. <td class="">At least 21W of wired and 7.5W wireless charging</td>
  135. <td class="">37W wired, 23W wireless charging</td>
  136. </tr>
  137. <tr>
  138. <td class="">Might arrive with Android 16 </td>
  139. <td class="">Android 16 </td>
  140. </tr>
  141. </tbody>
  142. </table>
  143. </div>
  144. <p>*rumored</p></div>
  145. <p><span style="font-weight: bold;">Table of Contents:</span></p>
  146. </div>
  147. <h2><span id="design" class="anchor">Design and Size</span></h2>
  148. <h5>Similar to last year</h5>
  149. <div>There are no huge changes to the design when it comes to both the <span>Pixel 10 Pro Fold</span> and the <span>Pixel 10 Pro</span> XL. These devices follow the path charted by their respective predecessors. That being said, they are conceptually different from one another – one has two displays and folds in half, while the other employs a more conventional candy bar design.</p>
  150. <p>The result is two phones that differ in size and weight. The <span>Pixel 10 Pro</span> XL is lighter, although not by much, while the <span>Pixel 10 Pro Fold</span> is thicker folded and also narrower. The camera bump is also different between the two, the 10 Pro Fold uses the same square-ish camera housing as its predecessor, while the 10 Pro XL model opts for the evolved camera bar – a long horizontal camera bump.</p>
  151. </div>
  152. <div>
  153. <div class="overflow-auto nolinks">
  154. <table class="tb-plugin tb-plugin-fullWidth">
  155. <tbody>
  156. <tr>
  157. <th>Pixel 10 Pro Fold*</th>
  158. <th>Pixel 10 Pro XL*</th>
  159. </tr>
  160. <tr>
  161. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Thickness<br /></span>5.1 mm unfolded<br />10.5 mm folded</td>
  162. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Thickness</span><br />~8.5 mm</td>
  163. </tr>
  164. <tr>
  165. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Weight</span><br />~257 grams</td>
  166. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Weight</span><br />~221 grams</td>
  167. </tr>
  168. </tbody>
  169. </table>
  170. </div>
  171. <p>*rumored</p></div>
  172. <p>In terms of building materials and colors, we don&#8217;t expect major differences between the two. Granted, the <span>Pixel 10 Pro Fold</span> can&#8217;t use tempered glass over its main folding screen, but other than that, we expect the same glass-aluminum sandwich from both devices.</p>
  173. <p>An interesting upgrade is the alleged IP68 water and dust protection on the <span>Pixel 10 Pro Fold</span>. This will help with durability for sure and bring those two phones close together when it comes to protection from the elements.</p>
  174. <div>
  175. <div class="overflow-auto nolinks">
  176. <table class="tb-plugin tb-plugin-fullWidth blue-row-top">
  177. <tbody>
  178. <tr>
  179. <th>Pixel 10 Pro Fold colors*</th>
  180. <th>Pixel 10 Pro XL*</th>
  181. </tr>
  182. <tr>
  183. <td class="">Obsidian (Black)</td>
  184. <td class="">Midnight (Black)</td>
  185. </tr>
  186. <tr>
  187. <td class="">Porcelain (White)</td>
  188. <td class="">Light Porcelain (White)</td>
  189. </tr>
  190. <tr>
  191. <td class="">Green (Green)</td>
  192. <td class="">Smokey Green</td>
  193. </tr>
  194. <tr>
  195. <td class="">Sterling (Grey)</td>
  196. <td class="">Sterling</td>
  197. </tr>
  198. </tbody>
  199. </table>
  200. </div>
  201. <p>*rumored</p></div>
  202. <p>The colors will most likely be identical on these two, but we&#8217;re hearing different names for the hues (as you can see in the table above). There might be nuances and shades but the more plausible scenario is that Google will use the same color scheme.</p>
  203. <p><h2><span id="display" class="anchor">Display Differences</span></h2>
  204. </p>
  205. <p><h5>2 versus 1</h5>
  206. </p>
  207. <p>Another big difference, inherited from the design of these two, lies in the display department. Unsurprisingly, the <span>Pixel 10 Pro Fold</span> comes with two screens, one big 8-inch flexible OLED that folds in half, and another 6.3-inch cover screen on the outside.</p>
  208. <p>The <span>Pixel 10 Pro</span> XL, on the other hand, relies on just one panel, a 6.8-inch OLED. Along with the size (and count) difference, there&#8217;s a potential difference in peak brightness. This difference is inherited from the previous generation &#8211; the Pro Fold model is rated at 2700 nits peak, while the Pro XL can go up to 3200 nits, according to the latest information.</p>
  209. <div></p>
  210. <div class="overflow-auto nolinks">
  211. <table class="tb-plugin tb-plugin-fullWidth">
  212. <tbody>
  213. <tr>
  214. <th>Pixel 10 Pro Fold*</th>
  215. <th>Pixel 10 Pro XL*</th>
  216. </tr>
  217. <tr>
  218. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Cover screen<br /></span>6.3 inches</td>
  219. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: 700;">&#8211;</span></td>
  220. </tr>
  221. <tr>
  222. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Main screen<br /></span>8.0 inches</td>
  223. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Main screen</span><br />6.8 inches</td>
  224. </tr>
  225. <tr>
  226. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Peak Brightness</span><br />2700 nits</td>
  227. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Peak Brightness</span><br />3200 nits</td>
  228. </tr>
  229. </tbody>
  230. </table>
  231. </div>
  232. <p>*rumored</p>
  233. <p>In terms of resolution, pixel density and display refresh rate, things look bound to remain unchanged. Both phones will most likely feature a 120 Hz refresh rate (across all displays when it comes to the <span>Pixel 10 Pro Fold</span>). </p>
  234. <p>This means that the <span>Pixel 10 Pro</span> XL still has an advantage with its 1344 x 2992 pixels resolution, resulting in around ~486 PPI, while the <span>Pixel 10 Pro Fold</span> PPI figures are ~373 PPI for the main screen and ~422 PPI for the cover screen. But then again, it has two displays.</div>
  235. <h2><span id="performance" class="anchor">Performance and Software</span></h2>
  236. <h5>Tensor G5 enters the stage</h5>
  237. <div>There&#8217;s a big change when it comes to hardware this year. Google has decided to swap the manufacturing of the Tensor chip from Samsung foundries to TSMC. This might not sound like a big deal, but there are inherited advantages resulting from this change.</p>
  238. <p>TSMC has better yield and better quality of the silicon compared to Samsung, and industry experts expect a decent boost in both performance and efficiency on the Tensor G5. The architecture and core layout are also different, potentially alleviating the not impressive battery life on some Pixel devices of late.</p>
  239. <p>The good news is that both the <span>Pixel 10 Pro Fold</span> and the <span>Pixel 10 Pro</span> XL will get the new silicon being part of the same series.</div>
  240. <div>
  241. <div class="overflow-auto nolinks">
  242. <table class="tb-plugin tb-plugin-fullWidth">
  243. <tbody>
  244. <tr>
  245. <th>Pixel 10 Pro Fold*</th>
  246. <th>Pixel 10 Pro XL*</th>
  247. </tr>
  248. <tr>
  249. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Chipset</span><br />Tensor G5<br />3nm</td>
  250. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Chipset</span><br />Tensor G5<br />3nm </td>
  251. </tr>
  252. <tr>
  253. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Memory</span><br />16GB</td>
  254. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Memory</span><br />16GB </td>
  255. </tr>
  256. <tr>
  257. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Storage</span><br />256GB<br />512GB</td>
  258. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Storage</span><br />128GB<br />256GB<br />512GB<br />1TB </td>
  259. </tr>
  260. </tbody>
  261. </table>
  262. </div>
  263. <p>In terms of RAM, both phones are expected to get 16GB of LPDDR5, but there&#8217;s a difference in onboard storage. The <span>Pixel 10 Pro</span> XL has a 1TB option, which might be godsent for some, while the <span>Pixel 10 Pro Fold</span> caps at 512GB. No microSD card slot on eighter of those two.</div>
  264. <h2><span id="camera" class="anchor">Camera</span></h2>
  265. <h5>Better on the Pro XL</h5>
  266. <div>Fitting a powerful camera system on a foldable is proving to be a difficult task, at least for Google. The <span>Pixel 10 Pro Fold</span> is expected to carry over more or less the same camera system from its predecessor with one 50 MP main camera, a 10.5 MP ultrawide, and a 10.8 MP telephoto.</p>
  267. <p>The huge camera bump on the Pro XL (jokingly called &#8220;the shelf&#8221;) allows for much more wiggle room when it comes to camera hardware. The <span>Pixel 10 Pro</span> XL is expected to have three big sensors on its back: a 50MP main one, a 48 MP ultrawide, and another 48 MP sensor under the periscope telephoto camera.</p>
  268. </div>
  269. <div>
  270. <div class="overflow-auto nolinks">
  271. <table class="tb-plugin tb-plugin-fullWidth">
  272. <tbody>
  273. <tr>
  274. <th>Pixel 10 Pro Fold*</th>
  275. <th>Pixel 10 Pro XL*</th>
  276. </tr>
  277. <tr>
  278. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Main camera<br /></span>50MP</td>
  279. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Main camera</span><br />50MP</td>
  280. </tr>
  281. <tr>
  282. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Ultrawide</span><br />10.5MP</td>
  283. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Ultrawide</span><br />48MP</td>
  284. </tr>
  285. <tr>
  286. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Telephoto</span><br />10.8MP 5X</td>
  287. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Telephoto</span><br />48MP</td>
  288. </tr>
  289. <tr>
  290. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Cover selfie<br /></span>10MP</td>
  291. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Cover selfie</span><br />42MP</td>
  292. </tr>
  293. <tr>
  294. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Internal selfie<br /></span>10MP</td>
  295. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Internal selfie<br /></span>&#8211;</td>
  296. </tr>
  297. </tbody>
  298. </table>
  299. </div>
  300. <p>*rumored</p></div>
  301. <div>Google has always been at the forefront of image processing (ever since the first Pixels), and it&#8217;s too early to sign off on the <span>Pixel 10 Pro Fold</span>, even though it appears to have inferior camera hardware.</p>
  302. <p>We will include comparison samples once we lay our hands on the new Pixels.</p>
  303. </div>
  304. <h2><span id="battery" class="anchor">Battery Life and Charging</span></h2>
  305. <h5>Advantage XL</h5>
  306. <div>There are no surprises when it comes to the battery and charging situation. According to the latest information, both phones will inherit the battery capacities of their predecessors, meaning the <span>Pixel 10 Pro</span> XL will still have an advantage of about 400 mAh.</p>
  307. <p>Another potential advantage for the <span>Pixel 10 Pro</span> XL is the lack of a second screen. Powering just one 6.8-inch panel could prove to be beneficial for longevity, but that depends on many variables and specific use cases.</p>
  308. </div>
  309. <div>
  310. <div class="overflow-auto nolinks">
  311. <table class="tb-plugin tb-plugin-fullWidth">
  312. <tbody>
  313. <tr>
  314. <th>Pixel 10 Pro Fold*</th>
  315. <th>Pixel 10 Pro XL*</th>
  316. </tr>
  317. <tr>
  318. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Battery<br /></span>4,650 mAh</td>
  319. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Battery<br /></span>~5,060mAh </td>
  320. </tr>
  321. <tr>
  322. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Wired charging<br /></span>21W wired</td>
  323. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Wired charging<br /></span>37W </td>
  324. </tr>
  325. <tr>
  326. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Wireless charging<br /></span>7.5W wireless</td>
  327. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Wireless charging<br /></span>23W </td>
  328. </tr>
  329. </tbody>
  330. </table>
  331. </div>
  332. </div>
  333. <p>The same goes for the charging – the <span>Pixel 10 Pro</span> XL might offer faster wired and wireless charging, reaping the benefits of being a conventional non-folding phone. We have to test both of these to give you a detailed breakdown, so stay tuned for that.</p>
  334. <h2><span id="specs" class="anchor">Specs Comparison</span></h2>
  335. <div>
  336. <div class="overflow-auto nolinks">
  337. <table class="tb-plugin tb-plugin-fullWidth">
  338. <tbody>
  339. <tr>
  340. <th>Pixel 10 Pro Fold*</th>
  341. <th>Pixel 10 Pro XL*</th>
  342. </tr>
  343. <tr>
  344. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Size, weight</span><br />53.5 x 132.6 x 5.6 mm (10.5 mm folded)<br />~257 grams</td>
  345. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Size, weight</span><br />162.7 x 76.6 x 8.5 mm<br />221gr</td>
  346. </tr>
  347. <tr>
  348. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Screen</span><br />8.0&#8243; OLED, 120Hz, 2700 nits<br />6.4&#8243; OLED, 120Hz, 2700 nits</td>
  349. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Screen</span><br />6.8&#8243; OLED, 3200 nits</td>
  350. </tr>
  351. <tr style="height: 39px;">
  352. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Processor</span><br />Tensor G5<br />3nm</td>
  353. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Processor</span><br />Tensor G5<br />3nm</td>
  354. </tr>
  355. <tr>
  356. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Versions</span><br />16GB/256GB<br />16GB/512GB</p>
  357. <p>LPDDR5</p>
  358. </td>
  359. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Versions</span><br />16GB/128GB<br />16GB/256GB<br />16GB/512GB<br />16GB/1TB</p>
  360. <p>LPDDR5</p>
  361. </td>
  362. </tr>
  363. <tr>
  364. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Cameras</span><br />50MP main<br />10.5MP ultra<br />10.8MP 5X zoom</p>
  365. <p>10MP front<br />10MP internal front</p>
  366. </td>
  367. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Cameras</span><br />50MP main<br />48MP ultra<br />48MP 5X zoom</p>
  368. <p>42MP front</p>
  369. </td>
  370. </tr>
  371. <tr>
  372. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Battery</span><br />4,650 mAh</td>
  373. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Battery</span><br />~5,060 mAh</td>
  374. </tr>
  375. <tr>
  376. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Charging</span><br />USB-C<br />21W wired<br />7.5W wireless</td>
  377. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Charging</span><br />USB-C<br />37W wired<br />23W wireless</td>
  378. </tr>
  379. </tbody>
  380. </table>
  381. </div>
  382. </div>
  383. <p>*rumored specs</p>
  384. <h2><span id="summary" class="anchor">Summary</span></h2>
  385. <div>At the end of the day, it boils down to whether you want a foldable or a conventional phone. The <span>Pixel 10 Pro Fold</span> is an evolution of the foldable idea and will take things a notch further, bringing some upgrades, but fundamentally it&#8217;s still a foldable. This brings the ability to have a tablet-like device on demand but also requires some sacrifices.</p>
  386. <p>The <span>Pixel 10 Pro</span> XL, on the other hand, is a conventional candy bar phone, and this comes with certain advantages. It has a bigger battery and a better camera system and is also expected to be cheaper than the Pro Fold, even though there are talks about a potential price hike for the <span>Pixel 10 Pro</span> XL. </p>
  387. <p>We will update this comparison with benchmarks and samples once we get the new Pixel device in our lab, so stay tuned!</p>
  388. </div></div>
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  416. <title>Xiaomi Smart Band 10 Review: Déjà vu</title>
  417. <link>https://bdphoneonline.com/xiaomi-smart-band-10-review-deja-vu/</link>
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  421. <pubDate>Sun, 29 Jun 2025 02:01:23 +0000</pubDate>
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  424.  
  425. <description><![CDATA[Déjà vu is the subjective feeling that you&#8217;ve already experienced the situation you&#8217;re currently in. It comes from French, and its literal meaning is &#8220;already seen&#8221;. Opening the box of the Xiaomi Smart Band 10, I got a strong feeling of déjà vu. It looks so much similar to the last model, down to the [&#8230;]]]></description>
  426. <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><br />
  427. </p>
  428. <div>
  429.                                                                Déjà vu is the subjective feeling that you&#8217;ve already experienced the situation you&#8217;re currently in. It comes from French, and its literal meaning is &#8220;already seen&#8221;. Opening the box of the Xiaomi Smart Band 10, I got a strong feeling of déjà vu.</p>
  430. <p>It looks so much similar to the last model, down to the color of the silicone strap, that it sent me to that strange state of questioning my memories of the past. So, what does this tell us? Well, if you liked the Xiaomi Smart Band 9, then you&#8217;re gonna love the Smart Band 10. There! Review done!</p>
  431. <p>All jokes aside, the Xiaomi Smart Band 10 brings some interesting and needed upgrades to the table while keeping the absurdly affordable price tag of around $40 intact.</p>
  432. <h2>Xiaomi Smart Band 10 Design </h2>
  433. <div><!-- ImageTagInstance gallery-b6ff65ea-4060-48b2-9f27-0f2c227e1cf7 --></p>
  434. <div id="gallery-b6ff65ea-4060-48b2-9f27-0f2c227e1cf7" class="thumbnail-gallery-container mt-24 two-images" data-type="thumbnail">
  435.    <a class="gallery-item" data-external-thumb-image="https://m-cdn.phonearena.com/images/reviews/269926-800/IMG-20250627-101128.webp" href="https://m-cdn.phonearena.com/images/reviews/269926-image/IMG-20250627-101128.webp" target="_blank" data-sub-html=""></p>
  436. <p>    </a><a class="gallery-item" data-external-thumb-image="https://m-cdn.phonearena.com/images/reviews/269927-800/IMG-20250627-101157.webp" href="https://m-cdn.phonearena.com/images/reviews/269927-image/IMG-20250627-101157.webp" target="_blank" data-sub-html=""></p>
  437. <p>        <img decoding="async" src="https://m-cdn.phonearena.com/images/reviews/269927-800/IMG-20250627-101157.webp" alt="Xiaomi Smart Band 10 Review: Déjà vu" loading="lazy" class="lazy"/></p>
  438. <p>    </a></div>
  439. </div>
  440. <p>The design of the Xiaomi Smart Band 10 hasn&#8217;t changed much, as I mentioned in the intro. We have the same pill-shaped body with an aluminum frame and plastic back. There&#8217;s a flat display on the top and your usual heart-rate and SpO2 optical sensors on the bottom next to the charging pins.</p>
  441. <p>Not much else is going on, there are no hardware buttons on this thing, and turning it on might be a bizarre experience (you just put it on the charger). This minimalistic approach allows Xiaomi to keep the weight down on its Smart Bands, this one included.</p>
  442. <p>Just like the previous model, the Xiaomi Smart Band 10 weighs just 16 grams without the silicone strap and 28 grams with it. I checked the weight on my kitchen scales and got the same results as the ones in the spec sheet.</p>
  443. <div><!-- ImageTagInstance gallery-97350eb3-ae37-4eea-90df-aa72c46db5cf --></p>
  444. <div id="gallery-97350eb3-ae37-4eea-90df-aa72c46db5cf" class="thumbnail-gallery-container mt-24 two-images" data-type="thumbnail">
  445.    <a class="gallery-item" data-external-thumb-image="https://m-cdn.phonearena.com/images/reviews/269928-800/IMG-20250627-101207.webp" href="https://m-cdn.phonearena.com/images/reviews/269928-image/IMG-20250627-101207.webp" target="_blank" data-sub-html=""></p>
  446. <p>        <img decoding="async" src="https://m-cdn.phonearena.com/images/reviews/269928-800/IMG-20250627-101207.webp" alt="Xiaomi Smart Band 10 Review: Déjà vu" loading="lazy" class="lazy"/></p>
  447. <p>    </a><a class="gallery-item" data-external-thumb-image="https://m-cdn.phonearena.com/images/reviews/269929-800/IMG-20250626-092445.webp" href="https://m-cdn.phonearena.com/images/reviews/269929-image/IMG-20250626-092445.webp" target="_blank" data-sub-html=""></p>
  448. <p>        <img decoding="async" src="https://m-cdn.phonearena.com/images/reviews/269929-800/IMG-20250626-092445.webp" alt="Xiaomi Smart Band 10 Review: Déjà vu" loading="lazy" class="lazy"/></p>
  449. <p>    </a></div>
  450. </div>
  451. <div>You can also wear the Smart Band 10 as a fashion accessory thanks to the wide variety of bands available. There&#8217;s also a mode that allows you to wear the tracker as a necklace (Necklace mode, unsurprisingly), and you can also set it in pebble mode and stick it in your shoe or strap it to your ankle to give you some insights about your running form.</p>
  452. <p>The silicone band uses a plastic pin to snap in place, and it&#8217;s sometimes quite hard (just like with the previous mode) to make it work – you have to push hard until you hear a little click. It&#8217;s plastic against rubber, and the friction makes fastening the strap not the easiest thing to do.</p>
  453. <h2>Xiaomi Smart Band 10 Display</h2>
  454. <div><!-- ImageTagInstance gallery-e9b96018-c96c-4958-aae5-8009c345e584 --></p>
  455. <div id="gallery-e9b96018-c96c-4958-aae5-8009c345e584" class="thumbnail-gallery-container mt-24 two-images" data-type="thumbnail">
  456.    <a class="gallery-item" data-external-thumb-image="https://m-cdn.phonearena.com/images/reviews/269925-800/IMG-20250627-100821.webp" href="https://m-cdn.phonearena.com/images/reviews/269925-image/IMG-20250627-100821.webp" target="_blank" data-sub-html=""></p>
  457. <p>        <img decoding="async" src="https://m-cdn.phonearena.com/images/reviews/269925-800/IMG-20250627-100821.webp" alt="Xiaomi Smart Band 10 Review: Déjà vu" loading="lazy" class="lazy"/></p>
  458. <p>    </a><a class="gallery-item" data-external-thumb-image="https://m-cdn.phonearena.com/images/reviews/269930-800/IMG-20250627-100803.webp" href="https://m-cdn.phonearena.com/images/reviews/269930-image/IMG-20250627-100803.webp" target="_blank" data-sub-html=""></p>
  459. <p>        <img decoding="async" src="https://m-cdn.phonearena.com/images/reviews/269930-800/IMG-20250627-100803.webp" alt="Xiaomi Smart Band 10 Review: Déjà vu" loading="lazy" class="lazy"/></p>
  460. <p>    </a></div>
  461. </div>
  462. <p>Moving to the display, we find that something has actually changed since the previous generation. I remember nagging about the chin of the Xiaomi Smart Band 9 being too big and not symmetrical. Well, now the bezel around the display of the Xiaomi Smart Band 10 is much thinner, and it&#8217;s absolutely symmetrical.</p>
  463. <p>The screen itself has grown to 1.72 inches, compared to the 1.62 of the previous model, and all this has been achieved by shrinking the bezel (both devices are the same size). The resolution has been upgraded as well to 212&#215;520 pixels (from 192&#215;490) to maintain the 326 PPI pixel density.</p>
  464. <p>The last model was able to shine with up to 1,200 nits under the summer sun, and the new Xiaomi Smart Band 10 brings that number to 1,500 nits. You have always-on mode and automatic brightness adjustment, and the result is just great – it&#8217;s a very bright and crisp display, especially when you factor in the price of the Smart Band 10. Impressive!<br />
  465. There&#8217;s a ton of watch faces to choose from (200+), and you can also customize them or make one of your own. </p>
  466. <h2>Smart features, fitness, and health tracking</h2>
  467. <p>The lack of physical buttons on the Xiaomi Smart Band 10 might be a little strange at first, but once you&#8217;re familiar with the tapping and swiping, the navigation becomes very easy. A tap on the screen wakes it up, a swipe down brings notifications, and a swipe up takes you to the menu. Swiping right takes you to the settings, and swiping left cycles through the different widgets.</p>
  468. <p>In terms of smartness, the Smart Band 10 will show you notifications but you can&#8217;t type an answer. You can use the band to find your phone, light the screen up to act as a flashlight, activate the camera on your phone and take a picture, check your calendar, set an alarm or a timer, and that&#8217;s pretty much all the smart features you&#8217;re getting.</p>
  469. <p>There&#8217;s an integration with Xiaomi&#8217;s Smart Hub, meaning you can control various IoT devices from the band, but it&#8217;s a niche use case scenario that I wasn&#8217;t able to test.</p>
  470. </div>
  471. <div>When it comes to sports tracking, there&#8217;s one innate disadvantage the Smart Band 10 comes with. Even though you can track over 150 activities, including 6 auto-detected, there&#8217;s no built in GPS, so you need to bring your phone with you for maximum accuracy.</div>
  472. <div><!-- ImageTagInstance gallery-6f7720dd-a265-47ee-a5c7-bc1bcb7b34e0 --></p>
  473. <p>When it comes to health tracking, you have the optical heart-rate and SpO2 sensor to take care of deciphering your overall health. </p>
  474. <p>You can set the band to continuously track your heart rate and SpO2 or leave it in smart mode to conserve battery. There are also stress measurements that take into account heart rate variability to guess if you&#8217;re doing something stressful or you&#8217;re in peace.</p>
  475. <p>Sleep tracking uses the same sensors to give you the usual sleep stages, coupled with advice on how to improve your sleep. After a couple of nights you&#8217;re assigned a sleep animal. The usual caveat applies here – sleep tracking is not very accurate on most wearables but can give you an overall idea of your sleep habits, times you woke up and other sleep disturbances.</p>
  476. <h2>Battery life and charging</h2>
  477. <div><!-- ImageTagInstance gallery-649c5e82-bf04-454f-a698-3c52dc3a6b0e --></p>
  478. <div id="gallery-649c5e82-bf04-454f-a698-3c52dc3a6b0e" class="thumbnail-gallery-container mt-24 two-images" data-type="thumbnail">
  479.    <a class="gallery-item" data-external-thumb-image="https://m-cdn.phonearena.com/images/reviews/269940-800/IMG-20250627-101346.webp" href="https://m-cdn.phonearena.com/images/reviews/269940-image/IMG-20250627-101346.webp" target="_blank" data-sub-html=""></p>
  480. <p>        <img decoding="async" src="https://m-cdn.phonearena.com/images/reviews/269940-800/IMG-20250627-101346.webp" alt="Xiaomi Smart Band 10 Review: Déjà vu" loading="lazy" class="lazy"/></p>
  481. <p>    </a><a class="gallery-item" data-external-thumb-image="https://m-cdn.phonearena.com/images/reviews/269941-800/IMG-20250627-101400.webp" href="https://m-cdn.phonearena.com/images/reviews/269941-image/IMG-20250627-101400.webp" target="_blank" data-sub-html=""></p>
  482. <p>        <img decoding="async" src="https://m-cdn.phonearena.com/images/reviews/269941-800/IMG-20250627-101400.webp" alt="Xiaomi Smart Band 10 Review: Déjà vu" loading="lazy" class="lazy"/></p>
  483. <p>    </a></div>
  484. </div>
  485. <p>The battery size has remained unchanged from the previous generation. It&#8217;s the same 233 mAh battery inside that, coupled with the efficient AMOLED display and humble processor, can get you through days and days of use.</p>
  486. <p>Xiaomi promises up to 21 days on a single charge without always-on, but who would use these gadgets with a dark, blank screen? With always-on activated, the longevity comes down to 9 days, and in my experience, you can get a week easily, wearing the band to sleep and tracking several activities that week.</p>
  487. <p>The charging is still a bit annoying, as it uses a magnetic 2-pin connector that&#8217;s a pain to attach, but I get the cost-cutting measures; you can&#8217;t get wireless charging on such an affordable device and keep the price down.</p>
  488. <h2>Conclusion</h2>
  489. <div><!-- ImageTagInstance gallery-f2454f22-53d1-42c5-8574-eb9dce620517 --></p>
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  495. <p>The Xiaomi Smart Band 10 is an evolution. The sheer fact that we&#8217;re well into the tenth generation of that device goes to show how successful it has been. Xiaomi has kept the winning formula intact – the compact, lightweight and affordable tracker – but upgraded it where it counts. The screen is bigger and brighter, and the bezels are now thinner, making the Smart Band 10 stylish and refined.</p>
  496. <p>The lack of GPS is the biggest drawback, as you have to bring your phone with you for reliable tracking, and, of course, you don&#8217;t get the same level of &#8220;smartness&#8221; as a full-blown smartwatch, but in most cases people default to using just the core features of a smartwatch in a couple of weeks anyway.</p>
  497. <p>If you want something cheap, reliable and stylish that can last days on a single charge, the Xiaomi Smart Band 10 is a great choice.</p>
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  526. <title>Vodafone uses satellite-guided sensors to align mobile antennas</title>
  527. <link>https://bdphoneonline.com/vodafone-uses-satellite-guided-sensors-to-align-mobile-antennas/</link>
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  531. <pubDate>Sun, 29 Jun 2025 00:25:28 +0000</pubDate>
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  535. <description><![CDATA[A misaligned antenna could be the difference between mobile signal or not, that’s why Vodafone is using satellites to guarantee positioning. Vodafone will begin rolling out satellite-guided sensors embedded within new radio antennas across its network, starting in Albania this September before expanding elsewhere. It’s a first for the industry and could spell the end [&#8230;]]]></description>
  536. <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><br />
  537. </p>
  538. <div style="text-align:justify;">
  539. <p>A misaligned antenna could be the difference between mobile signal or not, that’s why <a rel="nofollow" href="https://www.vodafone.com/">Vodafone</a> is using satellites to guarantee positioning.</p>
  540. <p>Vodafone will begin rolling out satellite-guided sensors embedded within new radio antennas across its network, starting in Albania this September before expanding elsewhere. It’s a first for the industry and could spell the end of signal black spots that seem to appear in the most inconvenient places.</p>
  541. <p>Currently, engineers scale masts up to 50 metres tall and manually position antennas considering a dizzying array of factors like azimuth (the angle relative to geographic north), tilt, and elevation.</p>
  542. <p>It’s fiddly, imprecise work at the best of times. Chuck in a bit of unpredictable weather or the occasional earth tremor, and those carefully positioned antennas can gradually shift out of alignment, wreaking havoc with signal.</p>
  543. <p>By embedding satellite-guided sensors within the antennas that collect GPS data and other performance metrics, Vodafone will know instantly when something’s not quite right. This information gets pinged back to their operations centres, allowing engineers to either remotely reposition the antenna or dispatch a team for trickier fixes.</p>
  544. <p>Alberto Ripepi, Chief Network Officer of Vodafone, said: “As smartphones pack in ever more functionality, network precision is key. Antenna alignment is now one of the most critical aspects when it comes to installing and maintaining high-performing mobile networks.</p>
  545. <p>“By integrating sensors into new radio antennas, we can more easily fine-tune our radios to give customers the optimal signal quality.”</p>
  546. <p>What he didn’t mention, but industry insiders will know, is that proper alignment isn’t just about customer satisfaction – it’s also about efficiency and cost. Misaligned antennas waste power, create interference, and lead to extra service calls that neither customer or operator wants.</p>
  547. <p>The potential benefits for consumers of the satellite-powered antenna positioning system being used by Vodafone include faster data speeds, more responsive connections, and fewer of those maddening dropped calls just as you’re getting to the important bit of your conversation.</p>
  548. <p>Vodafone isn’t stopping at static improvements. The company has ambitions to dynamically adjust antenna positions based on usage patterns—redirecting capacity to serve morning commuters, then swivelling to cover a stadium during a big match, or pivoting towards a festival site when thousands of music fans descend.</p>
  549. <p>This satellite guidance system is part of Vodafone’s wider ‘Network as a Sensor’ programme, which is already doing some fascinating things with the company’s 160,000 masts across Europe and Africa. They’re even using mast-mounted sensors to forecast microclimate weather conditions, potentially providing early warnings for flooding and other hazards.</p>
  550. <p>For the average mobile user, all this behind-the-scenes wizardry should translate to one simple outcome: your phone working properly when you need it most. No more walking three paces to the left and holding your phone aloft like some sort of modern technological offering to the gods of connectivity.</p>
  551. <p>As our reliance on mobile networks deepens – from video calls and streaming to emerging technologies like autonomous vehicles and remote healthcare – the importance of consistent, reliable signals becomes less about convenience and more about necessity.</p>
  552. <p>If Vodafone’s satellite gambit pays off, other operators will surely follow suit. And that could mean patchy, unpredictable mobile coverage might eventually become a thing of the past.</p>
  553. <p><strong>See also: </strong><strong>Ericsson: Firms say complex 5G rollout is holding back AI</strong></p>
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  557. <p class="tags"><span class="tags-title">Tags:</span> 5G, connectivity, mobile, networks, satellites, space, telecoms, vodafone</p>
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  581. <title>Galaxy Watch 8 Classic vs Galaxy Watch 8: it&#8217;s coming back, but why?</title>
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  590. <description><![CDATA[In early July, we are expecting a scorching hot Samsung Unpacked event that&#8217;ll reveal the next generation of foldable phones from the company. However, as is tradition, we may very much also get new Galaxy Watches. But, in a bit of an unusual manner — there will be three models this time around! A reiteration [&#8230;]]]></description>
  591. <content:encoded><![CDATA[
  592. <div>In early July, we are expecting a scorching hot Samsung Unpacked event that&#8217;ll reveal the next generation of <!-- HTMLTagInstance html-tag-7794ba34-9276-40e7-b9d6-e16ce49214a8 -->foldable phones from the company. However, as is tradition, we may very much also get new Galaxy Watches. But, in a bit of an unusual manner — there will be three models this time around! A reiteration of the Galaxy Watch Ultra and a base <!-- HTMLTagInstance html-tag-b8b93495-79cf-47e5-a583-fd78e84ef606 -->Galaxy Watch 8 — those are a given. But the Classic is also making a return, with its mechanical rotating bezel in tow!</div>
  593. <p>So, yes, we expect a <span>Galaxy Watch 8</span> and <span>Galaxy Watch 8</span> Classic. Typically, the regular one is more sporty whereas the latter one has a bit of a&#8230; classier look. And the aforementioned bezel. But, what else will separate them? Let&#8217;s see what we know so far:</p>
  594. <div>
  595. <h2><span id="design" class="anchor">Design &amp; Sizes</span></h2>
  596. <h5>Classy vs sporty</h5>
  597. <div>Samsung isn’t done spinning the bezel just yet — quite literally. The <span>Galaxy Watch 8</span> Classic is supposedly bringing back that clicky, tactile bezel that is just right enough to make it feel like a &#8220;real&#8221; watch. It picks up right where the Watch 6 Classic left off and should come in a premium build with a stainless steel body, available only in a 46 mm size.</p>
  598. <p>Meanwhile, the standard <span>Galaxy Watch 8</span> will be playing it safe — and slim. Expect a sleeker, lighter aluminum build, likely offered in two sizes (think 40 mm and 44 mm), with a digital-only bezel and a more fitness-focused design. Supposedly, it will be only 9 mm thin and should be your go-to if you are more interested in the fitness tracking capabilities of a smartwatch.</p>
  599. <p>Both watches should be getting the usual Home and Back buttons. Early leaks show the Classic also sporting a digital crown-looking button right between them. It&#8217;ll probably not be rotatable — we expect it to be something like the Quick Button of the Galaxy Watch Ultra. But we&#8217;ll see.</div>
  600. </div>
  601. <div>
  602. <h2><span id="bands" class="anchor">Bands</span></h2>
  603. <h5>Your old ones should work.</h5>
  604. <div>Samsung redesigned the band locking mechanism with the <!-- HTMLTagInstance html-tag-2ae18d51-fac3-4fe8-8162-5f671a76ae95 -->Galaxy Watch 6. Surely, we are not due for another redesign. So, whatever straps you bought for the <!-- HTMLTagInstance html-tag-d4ac9a6e-1a19-4b93-a6d1-6b85f022f26a -->Galaxy Watch 6 Classic or your regular Galaxy Watch since model 6, they should work with the new 8 generation. Hopefully, of course, hang tight for the official announcements.</div>
  605. <p></p>
  606. <h2><span id="software" class="anchor">Software &amp; Features</span></h2>
  607. </p>
  608. <h5>Wear OS 6 probably, maybe</h5>
  609. <div>If you’ve tried to follow Samsung’s smartwatch software story over the years… well, grab a map. First, there was Tizen. Then came the big handshake with Google, merging it all into Wear OS — specifically, the Samsung-flavored version we’ve had since 2021. Then, despite new Wear OS being a joint effort, Samsung still felt the need to start dressing it up — thus, the One UI Watch interface was born.</p>
  610. <p>This year, we’re expecting One UI Watch 8 to arrive baked into both the <span>Galaxy Watch 8</span> and Watch 8 Classic, running on top of Wear OS 6. Either on launch, or it should come out within months after release.</p>
  611. </div>
  612. <div>Think the same familiar foundation, but with a slicker Samsung skin, plus the usual sprinkle of Galaxy-only features. AI will be front and center, supposedly offering smarter fitness tips, more intuitive workout recommendations, and — maybe — better sleep insights. We&#8217;ll believe it when we see it.Whispers suggest Samsung may go the subscription route for advanced metrics — stuff like detailed coaching plans, pro-grade insights, or even premium AI analysis. Nothing confirmed, but with Apple and Fitbit already dipping into the fitness feature subscription pool, it wouldn’t exactly be shocking.On the bright side, Samsung seems to be cooking up some truly futuristic health tracking. Noninvasive blood measurements — yes, actual biomarker reads like antioxidant levels — are rumored to be in testing. Plus, a new vascular load metric might show just how hard your heart and blood vessels are working. If real, these would land on all Galaxy Watch 2025 models, not just the high-end ones.</div>
  613. <div>
  614. <h2><span id="battery" class="anchor">Battery and Charging</span></h2>
  615. <h5>Samsung Watches have always been dependable</h5>
  616. </div>
  617. <p>The <span>Galaxy Watch 8</span> Classic is rumored to have around 425 mAh, so it may give us a day and a half easy. Of course, the Exynos W1000 energy efficiency may extend that further.</p>
  618. <p>The <span>Galaxy Watch 8</span>, with its two sizes, is supposedly going to have ~300 mAh and ~425 mAh. So, its endurance and performance should be around the same as the Classic. The smaller one does have to feed a smaller screen, after all, so that may end up almost evening out.</p>
  619. <p>As mentioned above, the <span>Galaxy Watch 8</span> Classic will only come in 46 mm. In that case, you will have a choice between a model with cellular and one without. The prices should be around $400-$450, but we are leaving room for inflation to surprise us.</p>
  620. <p>The <span>Galaxy Watch 8</span> should be available in 40 mm and 44 mm variants, again — with our without LTE. So, the most basic model should start at around $300, the bigger one — $320. Add $50 to the price tag if you want a cellular modem inside.</p>
  621. <div>
  622. <h2><span id="specs" class="anchor">Specs</span></h2>
  623. <p>Here&#8217;s what we generally expect:</p>
  624. <div>
  625. <div class="overflow-auto nolinks">
  626. <table class="tb-plugin tb-plugin-fullWidth">
  627. <tbody>
  628. <tr>
  629. <th>Galaxy Watch 8 Classic</th>
  630. <th>Galaxy Watch 8</th>
  631. </tr>
  632. <tr>
  633. <td class="" style="width: 569px;"><span style="font-weight: bold;">Models</span><br />40 and 44 mm<br />in Wi-Fi or Wi-Fi + Cellular versions</td>
  634. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Models</span><br />46 mm<br />in Wi-Fi or Wi-Fi + Cellular versions</td>
  635. </tr>
  636. <tr style="height: 39px;">
  637. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Processor</span><br />Exynos W1000 chip, 3nm</td>
  638. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Processor</span><br />Exynos W1000 chip, 3nm</td>
  639. </tr>
  640. <tr>
  641. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Software</span><br />Wear OS 6<br />OneUI Watch 8</td>
  642. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Software</span><br />Wear OS 6<br />OneUI Watch 8</td>
  643. </tr>
  644. <tr>
  645. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Battery</span><br />300 / 425 mAh<br />10W wireless charging<br />Magnetic charger, ~50% in 30 mins</td>
  646. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Battery</span><br />425 mAh<br />10W wireless charging<br />Magnetic charger, ~50% in 30 mins</td>
  647. </tr>
  648. <tr>
  649. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Sensors</span><br />HR, blood oxygen, altimeter, ECG</td>
  650. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Sensors</span><br />HR, blood oxygen, altimeter, ECG</td>
  651. </tr>
  652. <tr style="height: 10px;">
  653. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Key features</span><br />Sleek, light aluminum<br />Blood glucose monitoring</td>
  654. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Key features</span><br />Stainless steel case<br />Rotating bezel and crown button<br />Blood glucose monitoring</td>
  655. </tr>
  656. </tbody>
  657. </table>
  658. </div>
  659. <p> </p></div>
  660. <p>It&#8217;s kind of very clear who the Classic is meant for and who the base model is for. Going just by previous experience — the Classic variants are heavier, bulkier, and their mechanical parts click and clack. Thus, they are not very practical for workouts. But they are quite pretty — so that&#8217;s the watch meant for an outfit. If you already have a fitness tracker or don&#8217;t care to use one — the <span>Galaxy Watch 8</span> Classic should be more up your alley.</p>
  661. </div>
  662. </div>
  663. <p>The base <span>Galaxy Watch 8</span> will bridge that gap between stylish watch and fitness tracker, as its predecessors have. It is kind of big but not too big. Kind of sporty but doesn&#8217;t look out of place when paired with casual wear. So, it casts a wider net, and it may just catch you in it.</p>
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  686. <title>Security experts warn of increasing cyberattacks</title>
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  691. <pubDate>Sat, 28 Jun 2025 00:24:34 +0000</pubDate>
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  695. <description><![CDATA[As military conflict tensions rise between Iran, Israel, and the US, security experts warn of increasing cyberattacks targeting your devices. The bombs might be falling in the Middle East, but the digital fallout could land in your office. That’s the warning from cybersecurity researchers at Palo Alto Networks’ Unit 42, who are increasingly concerned that [&#8230;]]]></description>
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  699. <p>As military conflict tensions rise between Iran, Israel, and the US, security experts warn of increasing cyberattacks targeting your devices.</p>
  700. <p>The bombs might be falling in the Middle East, but the digital fallout could land in your office. That’s the warning from cybersecurity researchers at Palo Alto Networks’ <a rel="nofollow" href="https://unit42.paloaltonetworks.com/">Unit 42</a>, who are increasingly concerned that Iran’s state hackers will turn their attention to Western targets.</p>
  701. <p>Separate analysis from <a rel="nofollow" href="https://www.eclecticiq.com/">EclecticIQ</a> highlighted a “significant uptick” in cyberattacks following the most recent escalation in the Middle East, which is currently in a fragile ceasefire. However, as Unit 42 explains, further escalations could unleash a wave of disruption from both government-backed hacking groups and independent hacktivists.</p>
  702. <h3 class="wp-block-heading" id="h-from-ai-to-espionage-iran-s-growing-cyberattacks-arsenal">From AI to espionage: Iran’s growing cyberattacks arsenal</h3>
  703. <p>Earlier this week, British PM Sir Keir Starmer warned businesses to double their cybersecurity efforts following the escalation in the Middle East combined with existing threats from adversaries such as Russia amid their ongoing invasion of Ukraine.</p>
  704. <p>Speaking at a NATO Summit, Sir Keir said nations like Iran and Russia are carrying out cyberattacks “on a regular basis” and we had “to be prepared for them”. He further added that such cyberattacks should be considered “an attack on our country.”</p>
  705. <p>What’s extra concerning is how adaptable threat actors like Iran have become—they’re not just using the same old tricks, they’re embracing technologies like AI for their cyberattacks.</p>
  706. <p>Over the past couple of years, Iranian hackers have been busy expanding their global reach. Security researchers have caught them red-handed using generative AI to craft more believable phishing messages while explicitly connecting their destructive attacks to world events to maximise psychological impact.</p>
  707. <p>The tactics are as creative as they are concerning. In one recent case, Iranian operatives set up an elaborate fake German modelling agency website. But rather than scouting for runway talent, they were harvesting sensitive data from unsuspecting visitors.</p>
  708. <p>Even more troubling was the discovery that an Iranian group called Agent Serpens (or CharmingKitten, as some researchers call them) had used AI to create convincing fake documents purportedly from RAND Corporation, a respected American think tank. This wasn’t merely showing off technical prowess—it was paired with dangerous malware designed to compromise victims’ systems.</p>
  709. <h3 class="wp-block-heading" id="h-what-a-digital-conflict-with-iran-looks-like">What a digital conflict with Iran looks like</h3>
  710. <p>For those wondering what Iranian cyberattacks look like in practice, the report points to a disturbing campaign against Israeli schools and tech companies last year. The group behind it – known as Agonizing Serpens – didn’t just steal sensitive personal information and intellectual property, they deployed destructive “wiper” malware designed to obliterate entire computer systems and make recovery as difficult as possible.</p>
  711. <p>With tensions continuing to simmer, security experts have mapped out four likely scenarios for cyber activity in the coming weeks:</p>
  712. <ol class="wp-block-list">
  713. <li>Iranian government hackers will almost certainly ramp up targeted attacks—everything from cleverly disguised emails aimed at diplomats to destructive malware targeting businesses with connections to American interests.</li>
  714. </ol>
  715. <ol start="2" class="wp-block-list">
  716. <li>We can expect hacktivists supporting Iran to launch disruptive attacks and influence operations. These might look like websites suddenly crashing under the weight of coordinated denial-of-service attacks or social media campaigns spreading misinformation designed to shape public opinion.</li>
  717. </ol>
  718. <ol start="3" class="wp-block-list">
  719. <li>Opportunistic cybercriminals with no political agenda will inevitably try to capitalise on the chaos, launching phishing campaigns that play on people’s fears and curiosity about the unfolding crisis.</li>
  720. </ol>
  721. <ol start="4" class="wp-block-list">
  722. <li>Other nation-states might use the confusion to launch their own attacks while making it look like Iran is responsible. This “false flag” tactic isn’t theoretical; Russia previously hijacked Iran’s hacking infrastructure in 2019 to piggyback into already-compromised networks.</li>
  723. </ol>
  724. <p>What makes hacking groups from Iran particularly interesting is their variety of specialisations for cyberattacks. Unit 42 tracks these actors under the constellation name “Serpens,” with each group having distinct tactics and targets.</p>
  725. <p>Some, like Agent Serpens, focus on surveillance of activists and journalists who criticise the Iranian government. Others, like Industrial Serpens, specialise in disruptive attacks including ransomware and data destruction that align with state interests.</p>
  726. <p>The tactics may differ, but the common thread is an increasing sophistication that should worry both government agencies and private businesses. These aren’t script kiddies playing around. These are well-resourced teams with clear objectives and the technical ability to cause serious harm.</p>
  727. <p>Already, security researchers have documented 120 hacktivist groups actively participating in cyber operations related to the current tensions. Their favourite weapon? Denial-of-Service attacks that can knock websites offline, though destructive malware like data wipers is becoming increasingly common.</p>
  728. <h3 class="wp-block-heading" id="h-protecting-yourself-from-the-crossfire">Protecting yourself from the crossfire</h3>
  729. <p>So what can ordinary businesses and individuals do to avoid becoming collateral damage in this digital conflict with threat actors like Iran?</p>
  730. <p>Security experts recommend a common-sense approach rather than panic. The basics still matter most: Keep your systems updated, train your staff to recognise phishing attempts, and have solid backups of everything important.</p>
  731. <p>For organisations, this means being especially vigilant about internet-facing assets—websites, VPN gateways, and cloud services that connect directly to the public internet. These represent the most accessible entry points for attackers.</p>
  732. <p>It’s also worth preparing for the possibility that your organisation might be falsely accused of being breached. As Unit 42’s report notes, “Threat actors might use claims – even untrue ones – to embarrass or harass victims, or to disseminate political narratives.” Having a communications plan ready can help minimise reputational damage from such false allegations.</p>
  733. <p>Perhaps most importantly, now isn’t the time for complacency. As this shadow war through cyberattacks with nation states like Iran continues to evolve alongside physical conflicts, staying alert to unusual activity on your networks isn’t just good practice; it might be what prevents your organisation from becoming the next cautionary tale.</p>
  734. <p><strong>See also: </strong><strong>Salt Typhoon: Chinese hackers compromise Canadian networks</strong></p>
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  738. <p class="tags"><span class="tags-title">Tags:</span> cybersecurity, ddos, hacking, infosec, iran, malware, middle east, networks, palo alto networks, Security, unit 42</p>
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  762. <title>Galaxy Watch 8 Classic vs Galaxy Watch Ultra (2025): what we know and expect</title>
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  767. <pubDate>Fri, 27 Jun 2025 01:57:00 +0000</pubDate>
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  770.  
  771. <description><![CDATA[Intro Samsung&#8217;s Unpacked is happening in the scorching heat, right in the middle of summer. And, somewhat appropriately, Samsung will be dropping a bunch of hot devices. The expected Galaxy Z Fold 7, Z Flip 7, maybe a FE edition of at least one of those devices. And then the timepieces — we expect yet [&#8230;]]]></description>
  772. <content:encoded><![CDATA[
  773. <div>
  774. <p><h2>Intro</h2>
  775. </p>
  776. <div>Samsung&#8217;s Unpacked is happening in the scorching heat, right in the middle of summer. And, somewhat appropriately, Samsung will be dropping a bunch of hot devices. The expected <!-- HTMLTagInstance html-tag-e6b04225-e01c-4aef-8dbd-d060eaa9a29b -->Galaxy Z Fold 7, <!-- HTMLTagInstance html-tag-3163919a-be85-466a-a368-fd8757906ccf -->Z Flip 7, maybe a FE edition of at least one of those devices. And then the timepieces — we expect yet another <!-- HTMLTagInstance html-tag-1909c800-9faa-4387-8e68-eba0e6694b41 -->Galaxy Watch 8, a re-do of the Watch Ultra — possibly named <span>Galaxy Watch 8</span> Ultra or Galaxy Watch Ultra 2. And a return of a classic — the <span>Galaxy Watch 8</span> Classic with a rotating bezel!</div>
  777. <p>Many will be happy to get that mechanical ring back, as it&#8217;s a nice touch on any Samsung smartwatch that has it. The question now is, how will the Galaxy Watch Classic differ from the Ultra, and which one do you go for?</p>
  778. <p>Well, they are still some weeks away, but here&#8217;s what we know on the upcoming <span>Galaxy Watch 8</span> Classic and Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 so far:</p>
  779. <h3>Galaxy Watch 8 Classic vs Galaxy Watch Ultra 2: differences</h3>
  780. <div>
  781. <ul>
  782. <li>Traditional circular watch vs a &#8220;squircle&#8221; shape</li>
  783. <li>Stainless steel vs a rugged titanium build</li>
  784. <li>Only Classic will have the rotating bezel</li>
  785. <li>Ultra will have the programmable Quick Button again</li>
  786. <li>IP68, 5ATM vs IP68, 10ATM, MIL‑STD‑810H</li>
  787. <li>32 GB vs 64 GB storage</li>
  788. <li>Same sensors, including ECG, SpO2, temp on both</li>
  789. <li>~$400-$450 vs ~$650-$700</li>
  790. </ul>
  791. </div>
  792. <p><span style="font-weight: bold;">Table of Contents:</span></p>
  793. <div>
  794. <h2><span id="design" class="anchor">Design &amp; Sizes</span></h2>
  795. <h5>Classy vs utilitarian</h5>
  796. <p>Samsung is reviving the rotating bezel dream, and fans seem to be here for it. The <span>Galaxy Watch 8</span> Classic is apparently set to carry forward the legacy of the Watch 6 Classic—yes, skipping over the &#8220;7&#8221; moniker like Samsung’s in a hurry to catch up with Apple. Expect a polished stainless-steel body, available in one 46 mm size, with that gloriously tactile mechanical bezel. It’s the kind of detail that makes you feel like it&#8217;s a real watch and not a computer on your wrist.</p>
  797. </div>
  798. <p>We&#8217;ve also seen a digital crown-like button, located between the typical two &#8220;back&#8221; and &#8220;home&#8221; buttons that Samsung watches get. It is yet unknown if that will be rotatable and if it will be customizable like the Ultra&#8217;s Quick Button.</p>
  799. <p>The new Galaxy Watch Ultra will likely not be a redesign, more of a refinement, as the first gen model was a bit rough around the edges. The squared-off titanium shell should be back, only available in one 47 mm size option. Still built like a smartwatch tank, but rumors say it’ll be a bit thinner. Samsung heard the complaints about the Watch Ultra feeling like a hockey puck and seems ready to fix that—without losing the rugged appeal.</p>
  800. <p>It&#8217;ll probably be overkill again, with MIL-STD-810H, IP68, 10ATM, dual-band GPS, and a ridiculous 3,000-nit AMOLED screen with sapphire glass. Basically: this thing should survive a hike, a dive, and probably a strike or two.</p>
  801. <div>
  802. <h2><span id="bands" class="anchor">Bands</span></h2>
  803. <h5>Should be compatible with older models</h5>
  804. <div>The last time we saw a band mechanism redesign was with the <!-- HTMLTagInstance html-tag-9cc17838-7bb6-4ec1-9d1e-9fafa3845a08 -->Galaxy Watch 6. That is to say — fairly soon, so we imagine the <span>Galaxy Watch 8</span> Classic will still have that one-button quick-release module. So it should, hopefully, be compatible with any bands you may have amassed over the last couple of years.</div>
  805. <p>Lat year&#8217;s Galaxy Watch Ultra came with a band mechanism of its own and, again, we would hope that Samsung isn&#8217;t in a hurry to change it. We haven&#8217;t heard complaints about its durability, so why fix what works?</p>
  806. <p></p>
  807. <h2><span id="software" class="anchor">Software &amp; Features</span></h2>
  808. </p>
  809. <h5>One UI on top of Wear OS</h5>
  810. <div>Following Samsung&#8217;s watch interfaces may be a bit confusing. First, Sammy and Google entered a tight-knit partnership, where Samsung&#8217;s Tizen was fused to Wear OS. The resulting platform is the Wear we&#8217;ve had since 2021. But Samsung can&#8217;t help itself, so it has began slightly re-skinning it, now called the One UI Watch interface.</p>
  811. <p>We should get One UI Watch 8 on top of Wear OS 6 when the <span>Galaxy Watch 8</span> Classic and Watch Ultra 2 launch. Supposedly with new AI features and workout recommendations. But also, we&#8217;ve heard rumors about subscription plans for the more elaborate measurements, workout routines, or coaching. Nothing concrete yet, but at this point — we wouldn&#8217;t be surprised. Fitness tracker manufacturers are already doing it, and so is Apple.</p>
  812. <p>We also may get some innovative measurements, like noninvasive blood measurement tests (for antioxidant levels), and a vascular load measurement to show heart and vascular system health. These should be available on all Galaxy Watch 2025 models.</p></div>
  813. <div>
  814. <h2><span id="battery" class="anchor">Battery and Charging</span></h2>
  815. <h5>Two days or more?</h5>
  816. </div>
  817. <p>The Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 should come with the same 590 mAh cell as before. That&#8217;d mean about two days of battery life with some excercise thrown in. The <span>Galaxy Watch 8</span> Classic is rumored to have around 425 mAh, so it may give us a day and a half easy. Of course, the Exynos W1000 energy efficiency may extend that further.</p>
  818. <div>These won&#8217;t be very flexible in terms of size, it seems. The Classic is expected to come in one, 46 mm variant. The Ultra will probably be a 47 mm case.</p>
  819. <p>We also expect them to be available in LTE modem variations if you want to leave your phone at home while jogging.</p>
  820. </div>
  821. <div>
  822. <h2><span id="specs" class="anchor">Specs</span></h2>
  823. <p>Here&#8217;s what we generally expect:</p>
  824. <div>
  825. <div class="overflow-auto nolinks">
  826. <table class="tb-plugin tb-plugin-fullWidth">
  827. <tbody>
  828. <tr>
  829. <th>Galaxy Watch 8</th>
  830. <th>Galaxy Watch Ultra 2</th>
  831. </tr>
  832. <tr>
  833. <td class="" style="width: 569px;"><span style="font-weight: bold;">Models</span><br />46 mm<br />in Wi-Fi or Wi-Fi + Cellular versions</td>
  834. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Models</span><br />47mm<br />in Wi-Fi or Wi-Fi + Cellular versions</td>
  835. </tr>
  836. <tr style="height: 39px;">
  837. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Processor</span><br />Exynos W1000 chip, 3nm</td>
  838. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Processor</span><br />Exynos W1000 chip, 3nm</td>
  839. </tr>
  840. <tr>
  841. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Software</span><br />Wear OS 6<br />OneUI Watch 8</td>
  842. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Software</span><br />Wear OS 6<br />OneUI Watch 8</td>
  843. </tr>
  844. <tr>
  845. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Battery</span><br />425 mAh<br />10W wireless charging<br />Magnetic charger, ~50% in 30 mins</td>
  846. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Battery</span><br />590 mAh<br />10W wireless charging<br />Magnetic charger, ~50% in 30 mins</td>
  847. </tr>
  848. <tr>
  849. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Sensors</span><br />HR, blood oxygen, altimeter, ECG</td>
  850. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Sensors</span><br />HR, blood oxygen, altimeter, ECG</td>
  851. </tr>
  852. <tr style="height: 10px;">
  853. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Key features</span><br />Blood glucose monitoring<br />Hardware rotating bezel</td>
  854. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Key features</span><br />Rugged titanium case<br />Quick Button</td>
  855. </tr>
  856. </tbody>
  857. </table>
  858. </div>
  859. <p> </p></div>
  860. <div>Neither the <span>Galaxy Watch 8</span> Classic nor the Ultra 2 are meant to flip the table. These are iterative updates — refinements for people who already liked where Samsung was going.</p>
  861. <p>If you’re new to smartwatches or stuck on a Galaxy Watch 4? This might be your year. But if you already own a Watch 6 Classic or the first Ultra? You might want to wait for 2026—when Samsung might finally shake things up again (foldable watch, anyone?).</p>
  862. <p>But hey, there&#8217;s still room for Samsung to surprise or shock us. Stay tuned for the <span>Galaxy Watch 8</span> reveal, and our upcoming reviews!</p>
  863. </div>
  864. </div>
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  893. <title>Verizon and Nokia to bring private 5G to Thames Freeport</title>
  894. <link>https://bdphoneonline.com/verizon-and-nokia-to-bring-private-5g-to-thames-freeport/</link>
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  898. <pubDate>Fri, 27 Jun 2025 00:23:02 +0000</pubDate>
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  901.  
  902. <description><![CDATA[Verizon Business, Thames Freeport, and Nokia are working together to bring private 5G networks to key logistics and manufacturing sites along the River Thames in the UK. The deployment aims to support long-term digital upgrades in the region, which serves as one of the country’s busiest maritime logistics hubs. The new private networks will support [&#8230;]]]></description>
  903. <content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><br />
  904. </p>
  905. <div style="text-align:justify;">
  906. <p>Verizon Business, Thames Freeport, and Nokia are working together to bring private 5G networks to key logistics and manufacturing sites along the River Thames in the UK. The deployment aims to support long-term digital upgrades in the region, which serves as one of the country’s busiest maritime logistics hubs.</p>
  907. <p>The new private networks will support a mix of technologies, including AI, IoT, and edge computing. It is anticipated that the upgrade will support future infrastructure needs and modernise port and industrial operations. It’s part of a larger regional plan to boost the local economy, which includes research collaborations, training programmes, and job creation. With a focus on bringing more high-skilled roles into nearby communities, Thames Freeport has already created 1,400 jobs and is aiming for 5,000 by 2030.</p>
  908. <p>Verizon’s private 5G setup will power a range of applications, from predictive maintenance and process automation to autonomous vehicle control, safety monitoring, and real-time logistics. The network is being developed with Nokia, which is supplying the hardware and software. These include Nokia’s Digital Automation Cloud and MX Industrial Edge platforms – tools designed to support industrial settings of technology with local processing and low-latency connectivity.</p>
  909. <p>Three major Thames Freeport sites will get the new 5G infrastructure:</p>
  910. <ul>
  911. <li>DP World London Gateway and Logistics Park: A deep-sea container port that moves more than three million units each year. It also includes a large logistics centre and rail terminal.</li>
  912. <li>Port of Tilbury: A logistics site handling 16 million tonnes of cargo annually. It serves the construction, automotive, and food sectors.</li>
  913. <li>Ford Dagenham: London’s largest manufacturing site, chosen for its closeness to supply chains and regional production networks.</li>
  914. </ul>
  915. <p>Private 5G will mean tenants can track cargo in near real time and monitor the condition of shipments. Vehicles like yard tractors and cranes can be automated to handle routine movements more efficiently. Smart sensors connected to the edge network will also help keep tabs on emissions, air and water quality, and noise levels, allowing operators to make changes to lessen environmental impact.</p>
  916. <p>Thames Freeport and its shareholder tenants will manage the network themselves, controlling how connectivity is used in different sites. Each location will be able to tune network performance and keep sensitive operational data in-house, if required.</p>
  917. <p>While the broader goal is to modernise port operations, the technology may also open up new possibilities for collaboration between industrial users, researchers, and public sector partners working in the Freeport zones.</p>
  918. <p><em>(Photo by <a rel="nofollow" href="https://unsplash.com/@leonbredella">Leon Bredella</a>)</em></p>
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  947. <title>Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 FE vs Motorola Razr (2025): Expected differences</title>
  948. <link>https://bdphoneonline.com/samsung-galaxy-z-flip-7-fe-vs-motorola-razr-2025-expected-differences/</link>
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  952. <pubDate>Thu, 26 Jun 2025 01:55:19 +0000</pubDate>
  953. <category><![CDATA[Phone Reviews]]></category>
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  955.  
  956. <description><![CDATA[Intro Samsung will soon be announcing its new lineup of foldables, and this time around there is a pretty good chance we will see not one but two Galaxy Z Flip models. The new one will be called the Galaxy Z Flip 7 FE, and if you are at all familiar with Samsung&#8217;s Fan Edition [&#8230;]]]></description>
  957. <content:encoded><![CDATA[
  958. <div>
  959. <h2>Intro</h2>
  960. <p>Samsung will soon be announcing its new lineup of foldables, and this time around there is a pretty good chance we will see not one but two Galaxy Z Flip models. The new one will be called the <span>Galaxy <span>Z <span>Flip 7</span></span></span> FE, and if you are at all familiar with Samsung&#8217;s Fan Edition devices — you know what to expect.</p>
  961. <p>With the introduction of the <span>Z <span>Flip 7</span></span> FE, which is expected to go at the affordable price of $799, Motorola&#8217;s entry-level Razr will finally have some competition to run against. But can Samsung deliver?</p>
  962. <p>Well, rumor has it that the Fan Edition of the <span>Galaxy <span>Z <span>Flip 7</span></span></span> will simply be a slightly toned down <span>Galaxy <span>Z Flip 6</span></span>. Based on that, we would venture to guess that while it will be better than the Razr (2025) in some ways, in others — not so much.</p>
  963. <div>
  964. <p><span style="font-weight: bold;"><span>Samsung <span>Galaxy <span>Z <span>Flip 7</span></span></span></span> FE vs Motorola Razr (2025) expected differences:</span></p>
  965. <div>
  966. <div class="overflow-auto nolinks">
  967. <table class="tb-plugin tb-plugin-fullWidth">
  968. <tbody>
  969. <tr>
  970. <th>Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 FE</th>
  971. <th>Motorola Razr (2025)</th>
  972. </tr>
  973. <tr>
  974. <td class="">More compact but with smaller displays</td>
  975. <td class="">Larger displays and body</td>
  976. </tr>
  977. <tr>
  978. <td class="">Smaller 3.4&#8243; cover screen</td>
  979. <td class="">Smaller 3.6&#8243; cover screen</td>
  980. </tr>
  981. <tr>
  982. <td class="">6.7&#8243; foldable screen</td>
  983. <td class="">6.9&#8243; foldable screen</td>
  984. </tr>
  985. <tr>
  986. <td class="">Flagship-grade Exynos 2400 chip</td>
  987. <td class="">Mid-range Dimensity 7400X</td>
  988. </tr>
  989. <tr>
  990. <td class="">Faster and more efficient UFS 4.0 storage</td>
  991. <td class="">Very outdated UFS 2.2 storage</td>
  992. </tr>
  993. <tr>
  994. <td class="">Faster LPDDR5X RAM</td>
  995. <td class="">Outdated LPDDR4X RAM</td>
  996. </tr>
  997. <tr>
  998. <td class="">Supports reverse wireless charging</td>
  999. <td class="">No reverse wireless charging</td>
  1000. </tr>
  1001. </tbody>
  1002. </table>
  1003. </div>
  1004. <p><span style="font-style: italic; font-size: small;">*expected</span></div>
  1005. <p><span style="font-weight: bold;">Table of Contents:</span></p>
  1006. </div>
  1007. <h2><span id="design" class="anchor">Design and Size</span></h2>
  1008. <h5>The Z Flip 7 FE will be the more compact one</h5>
  1009. <p>The <span>Galaxy <span>Z <span>Flip 7</span></span></span> FE is expected to reuse the exact same chassis and display configuration as the <span>Z Flip 6</span>. That means an aluminum frame, Gorilla Glass Victus 2 on the outer panels, and a 3.4-inch cover display.</p>
  1010. <p>The Razr has a similar look, but it&#8217;s display is fully wrapped around the dual camera system and is slightly larger. Also, instead of a glass back panel, it comes with an aluminum or a silicone one.</p>
  1011. <p>As for the size difference, here&#8217;s what we expect:</p>
  1012. <div>
  1013. <div class="overflow-auto nolinks">
  1014. <table class="tb-plugin tb-plugin-fullWidth blue-row-top">
  1015. <tbody>
  1016. <tr style="height: 39px;">
  1017. <th>Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 FE | (unfolded)</th>
  1018. <th>Motorola Razr (2025) | (unfolded)</th>
  1019. </tr>
  1020. <tr>
  1021. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Thickness</span><br />6.9 mm</td>
  1022. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Thickness</span><br />7.3 mm</td>
  1023. </tr>
  1024. <tr>
  1025. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Dimensions</span><br />165.1 x 71.9</td>
  1026. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Dimensions<br /></span>171.3 x 74</td>
  1027. </tr>
  1028. <tr>
  1029. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Weight</span><br />187 grams</td>
  1030. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Weight</span><br />188 grams</td>
  1031. </tr>
  1032. </tbody>
  1033. </table>
  1034. </div>
  1035. <p><span style="font-style: italic; font-size: small;">*expected</span></div>
  1036. <p>The Razr (2025) has an IP48 rating for dust and water resistance, and we expect the same from the <span>Z <span>Flip 7</span></span> FE.</p>
  1037. <p><h2><span id="display" class="anchor">Display Differences</span></h2>
  1038. </p>
  1039. <p>Like a lot of its hardware, the <span>Z <span>Flip 7</span></span> FE is expected to reuse the same 6.7-inch LTPO AMOLED panel from the <span>Z Flip 6</span>. with a 120Hz refresh rate and 2600 nits of peak brightness. That means excellent outdoor visibility and a smooth display.</p>
  1040. <p>The cover screen will also be reused, so expect to see a 3.4-inch display with a rather low resolution of 720 x 748 pixels and just a 60Hz refresh rate.</p>
  1041. <p>Then we have the Razr (2025), which is a tiny bit better in every way when it comes to the displays. For starters, you get a slightly larger 6.9-inch main and 3.6-inch cover screen. The cover display also has a higher resolution, which makes everything on it look crispier.  </p>
  1042. <div>
  1043. <div class="overflow-auto nolinks">
  1044. <table class="tb-plugin tb-plugin-fullWidth blue-row-top">
  1045. <tbody>
  1046. <tr style="height: 39px;">
  1047. <th>Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 FE</th>
  1048. <th>Motorola Razr (2025)</th>
  1049. </tr>
  1050. <tr>
  1051. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Size</span><br />6.3&#8243;</td>
  1052. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Size</span><br />6.2&#8243;</td>
  1053. </tr>
  1054. <tr>
  1055. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Brightness</span><br />3000 nits (peak)</td>
  1056. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Brightness</span><br />2600 nits (peak)</td>
  1057. </tr>
  1058. </tbody>
  1059. </table>
  1060. </div>
  1061. </div>
  1062. <p><span style="font-style: italic; font-size: small;">*expected</span></p>
  1063. <p>But probably the best cover-display advantage the Razr has over the Z Flip is that it allows full app access. In contrast, you have to install the Good Lock app on the Z Flip to achieve the same. Hopefully, Samsung catches up this year on this front.</p>
  1064. <h2><span id="performance" class="anchor">Performance and Software</span></h2>
  1065. <h5>Where Samsung pulls ahead in power, Motorola does in software</h5>
  1066. <div>The <span>Galaxy <span>Z <span>Flip 7</span></span></span> FE is rumored to ship with the same Exynos 2400 chip found in some <!-- HTMLTagInstance html-tag-c88abb2c-ad73-46c9-856b-2f777887e3ea -->Galaxy S24 models, which puts it firmly in flagship territory. Paired with 8 GB of RAM and UFS 4.0 storage, we expect great performance.</div>
  1067. <p>On the other hand, the Motorola Razr (2025) uses the MediaTek Dimensity 7400X, a mid-range chip with. In our benchmarks, it fell well behind flagship chips — it scored 3037 on Geekbench 6 (multi) and only 1030 in 3DMark.</p>
  1068. <p>Not to mention that the Razr uses outdated LPDDR4X RAM and slower UFS 2.2 storage. These hardware choices, combined with the mid-tier chip, result in a noticeably sluggish experience.</p>
  1069. <p>The <span>Z <span>Flip 7</span></span> FE is said to come with LPDDR5X RAM and UFS 4.0 fast storage, which should go perfectly with its flagship processor and result in a snappy and smooth experience.</p>
  1070. <div>
  1071. <div class="overflow-auto nolinks">
  1072. <table class="tb-plugin tb-plugin-fullWidth blue-row-top">
  1073. <tbody>
  1074. <tr>
  1075. <th>Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 FE</th>
  1076. <th>Motorola Razr (2025)</th>
  1077. </tr>
  1078. <tr>
  1079. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Chip</span><br />Exynos 2400</td>
  1080. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Chip</span><br />Mediatek Dimensity 7400X</td>
  1081. </tr>
  1082. <tr>
  1083. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Process</span><br />4nm</td>
  1084. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Process</span><br />4nm</td>
  1085. </tr>
  1086. <tr style="height: 39px;">
  1087. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">RAM, Storage</span><br />8/128 GB<br />8/256 GB<br />8/512 GB</p>
  1088. <p>LPDDR5X RAM<br />UFS 4.0 storage</p>
  1089. </td>
  1090. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">RAM, Storage</span><br />&#8212;<br />8/256 GB<br />&#8212;</p>
  1091. <p>LPDDR4X RAM<br />UFS 2.2 storage</p>
  1092. </td>
  1093. </tr>
  1094. </tbody>
  1095. </table>
  1096. </div>
  1097. <p><span style="font-style: italic; font-size: small;">*expected</span></div>
  1098. <div>On the software side, the <span>Flip 7</span> FE should launch with <!-- HTMLTagInstance html-tag-1bea6425-59c1-406b-9617-48e341cdc81b -->Android 15 and <!-- HTMLTagInstance html-tag-44e62f51-6f2c-40c2-8306-e53c91187f20 -->One UI 7, with <!-- HTMLTagInstance html-tag-f2057d3a-488d-4aea-b888-d6884961952d -->Samsung likely committing to at least four OS updates. Motorola’s Razr (2025) ships with <span>Android 15</span> as well, but Motorola typically promises fewer updates (3 years), and its skin is lighter, with a more Material You-style (vanilla Android) design.</div>
  1099. <h2><span id="camera" class="anchor">Camera</span></h2>
  1100. <h5>The Z Flip should be slightly more capable</h5>
  1101. <p>The <span>Galaxy <span>Z <span>Flip 7</span></span></span> FE is expected to carry over the same dual-camera setup we saw on the <span>Z Flip 6</span>: a 50 MP main camera paired with a 12 MP ultra-wide. In our review of the <span>Z Flip 6</span>, we found that the new 50 MP sensor delivered much sharper images with improved dynamic range and more consistent colors, especially in daylight and well-lit scenes. Low-light performance on the <span>Z Flip 6</span> also benefited from better detail retention and less noise.</p>
  1102. <div>                                                        </p>
  1103. <p>The Motorola Razr (2025) also sports a 50 MP main camera, along with a 13 MP ultra-wide. In our testing, we were surprised by how solid the main camera was — it produced sharp photos with good contrast and pleasing colors. However, its dynamic range wasn’t always reliable, and highlights could sometimes blow out in challenging lighting. The ultra-wide was usable, but lagged behind the main camera in detail and sharpness.</p></div>
  1104. <div>
  1105. <div class="overflow-auto nolinks">
  1106. <table class="tb-plugin tb-plugin-fullWidth blue-row-top">
  1107. <tbody>
  1108. <tr>
  1109. <th>Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 FE</th>
  1110. <th>Motorola Razr (2025)</th>
  1111. </tr>
  1112. <tr>
  1113. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Main</span><br />50 MP, f/1.8<br />25 m3<br />1/1.57&#8243; sensor</td>
  1114. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Main<br /></span>50 MP, f/1.7<br />25 mm<br />1/1.95&#8243; sensor</td>
  1115. </tr>
  1116. <tr>
  1117. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Ultrawide</span><br />48 MP, f/1.7<br />13 mm<br />1/3.2&#8243; sensor</td>
  1118. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Ultrawide</span><br />13 MP, f/2.2<br />13 mm<br />1/3.0&#8243; sensor</td>
  1119. </tr>
  1120. <tr>
  1121. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Selfie</span><br />10 MP, f/2.2<br />23 mm<br />1/3.0&#8243; sensor</td>
  1122. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Selfie</span><br />32 MP, f/2.4<br />25 mm<br />1/3.14&#8243; sensor</td>
  1123. </tr>
  1124. </tbody>
  1125. </table>
  1126. </div>
  1127. <p><span style="font-style: italic; font-size: small;">*expected</span></div>
  1128. <div>One of the benefits of a <!-- HTMLTagInstance html-tag-aa911cc4-bbd0-419a-ae29-e2547bc9cab2 -->foldable phone is using its main cameras to snap a selfie. But for the occasional situations where you can&#8217;t go for that option, both the <span>Z <span>Flip 7</span></span> FE and the Razr (2025) have selfie cameras embedded in the inner foldable display.</div>
  1129. <p>The FE is said to come with the same selfie10 MP snapper — again, just like on the <span>Z Flip 6</span> — which delivered sharp, balanced photos with good dynamic range and colors. The same can be said for the 32 MP inner camera on the Razr (2025).</p>
  1130. <h2><span id="battery" class="anchor">Battery Life and Charging</span></h2>
  1131. <h5>We expect the Razr to last longer</h5>
  1132. <div>Samsung is expected to equip the <!-- HTMLTagInstance html-tag-f5f81d8d-88c7-44a0-80bc-80468c3e4e42 -->Z Flip 7 FE with a 4,000 mAh battery, 25W wired and 15W wireless charging. Those specs are the same as on the <!-- HTMLTagInstance html-tag-fed3ead6-a74f-4b0f-bee2-a52f3bb37c2d -->Galaxy Z Flip 6, which delivered solid but not amazing results in our battery tests.</p>
  1133. <p>The Motorola Razr (2025) is actually somewhat ahead here, with a slightly larger 4,200 mAh battery and 30W wired charging. In our testing, the Razr (2025) managed over 8 hours of screen-on time, with particularly good efficiency during video playback and browsing.</p>
  1134. </div>
  1135. <div>
  1136. <div class="overflow-auto nolinks">
  1137. <table class="tb-plugin tb-plugin-fullWidth blue-row-top">
  1138. <tbody>
  1139. <tr>
  1140. <th>Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 FE</th>
  1141. <th>Motorola Razr (2025)</th>
  1142. </tr>
  1143. <tr>
  1144. <td class="" style="text-align: left;"><span style="font-weight: bold;">Battery size</span><br />4,000 mAh</td>
  1145. <td class="" style="text-align: left;"><span style="font-weight: bold;">Battery size</span><br />4,500 mAh</td>
  1146. </tr>
  1147. <tr style="height: 93px;">
  1148. <td class="">
  1149. <p><span style="font-weight: bold;">Charging speeds</span><br />25W wired<br />15W wireless<br />4.5W reverse wireless</p>
  1150. <p>USB-C 3.2</p>
  1151. </td>
  1152. <td class="">
  1153. <p><span style="font-weight: bold;">Charging speeds</span></p>
  1154. <p>30W wired<br />15W wireless</p>
  1155. <p>USB-C 2.0</p>
  1156. </td>
  1157. </tr>
  1158. </tbody>
  1159. </table>
  1160. </div>
  1161. </div>
  1162. <p><span style="font-style: italic; font-size: small;">*expected</span></p>
  1163. <p>The Razr does not support wireless charging, though, which is one of the main trade-offs when we compare it to the Z Flip. Still, for a budget foldable, the Razr delivered reliable battery life in our daily use and beat the <span>Z Flip 6</span>’s results in most scenarios.</p>
  1164. <h2><span id="specs" class="anchor">Specs Comparison</span></h2>
  1165. <div>
  1166. <div class="overflow-auto nolinks">
  1167. <table class="tb-plugin tb-plugin-fullWidth">
  1168. <tbody>
  1169. <tr>
  1170. <th>Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 FE</th>
  1171. <th>Motorola Razr (2025)</th>
  1172. </tr>
  1173. <tr>
  1174. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Size, weight</span><br />165.1 x 71.9 x 6.9 mm, 187 g</td>
  1175. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Size, weight</span><br />171.3 x 74 x 7.3 mm, 188 g</td>
  1176. </tr>
  1177. <tr>
  1178. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Screen</span><br />6.7&#8243; OLED<br />120Hz</td>
  1179. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Screen</span><br />6.9&#8243; OLED<br />120Hz</td>
  1180. </tr>
  1181. <tr style="height: 39px;">
  1182. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Processor</span><br />Exynos 2400<br />4nm</td>
  1183. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Processor</span><br />Mediatek Dimensity 7400X<br />4nm</td>
  1184. </tr>
  1185. <tr>
  1186. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Versions:</span><br />8/128 GB<br />8/256 GB<br />8/512 GB</p>
  1187. <p>LPDDR5X</p>
  1188. </td>
  1189. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Versions:</span><br />&#8212;<br />8/256 GB<br />&#8212;</p>
  1190. <p>LPDDR4X</p>
  1191. </td>
  1192. </tr>
  1193. <tr>
  1194. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Cameras:</span><br />50 MP main<br />12 MP ultra</p>
  1195. <p>10 MP front</p>
  1196. </td>
  1197. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Cameras:</span><br />50 MP main<br />13 MP ultra</p>
  1198. <p>32 MP front</p>
  1199. </td>
  1200. </tr>
  1201. <tr>
  1202. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Battery:</span><br />4,000 mAh</td>
  1203. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Battery:</span><br />4,500 mAh</td>
  1204. </tr>
  1205. <tr>
  1206. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Charging:</span><br />USB-C<br />25W wired<br />15W wireless<br />4.5W reverse-wireless</td>
  1207. <td class=""><span style="font-weight: bold;">Charging:</span><br />USB-C<br />30W wired<br />15W wireless</td>
  1208. </tr>
  1209. </tbody>
  1210. </table>
  1211. </div>
  1212. </div>
  1213. <p><span style="font-style: italic; font-size: small;">*expected</span></p>
  1214. <h2><span id="summary" class="anchor">Summary</span></h2>
  1215. <p>So, there you have it! Will the <span>Galaxy <span>Z <span>Flip 7</span></span></span> FE overthrow the entry-level Motorola Razr? Well, that&#8217;s unlikely, but it does appear to have several things going for it.</p>
  1216. <p>For starters, there is no doubt that it will be the more powerful phone between the two if it comes with the Exynos 2400. Not to mention the faster memory and storage. But where it will lack is — like previous years — the displays, which are arguably the most important part for a <span>foldable phone</span>.</p>
  1217. <p>I <span style="font-style: italic;">do</span> see one way Samsung could really make Motorola sweat with the <span>Z <span>Flip 7</span></span> FE, though, and that&#8217;s if it finally makes the cover display more user-friendly and versatile. If that happens, then it&#8217;s slightly smaller size would matter much less.</p>
  1218. <p>Whatever the case ends up being, it is good to see competition in the affordable clamshell segment, because that means these two manufacturers will be pushed to offer users the best budget flip phone they can muster.</p>
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  1242. <title>VodafoneThree speed vow masks consistency issue</title>
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  1251. <description><![CDATA[VodafoneThree made a big promise right out of the gate: a 20% average speed boost for 7 million Three and SMARTY customers. The giant merger between Vodafone and Three UK is being called a “seismic shift in the UK’s mobile landscape,” but the focus on speed may be misplaced. Analysis from Opensignal shows that Three’s [&#8230;]]]></description>
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  1254. <div style="text-align:justify;">
  1255. <p>VodafoneThree made a big promise right out of the gate: a 20% average speed boost for 7 million Three and SMARTY customers.</p>
  1256. <p>The giant merger between Vodafone and Three UK is being called a “seismic shift in the UK’s mobile landscape,” but the focus on speed may be misplaced.</p>
  1257. <p>Analysis from Opensignal shows that Three’s customers already get slightly faster 4G download speeds (30.1Mbps) on average than Vodafone’s customers (28.6Mbps). So, while a speed bump is welcome, it’s not tackling the real frustration many of us face.</p>
  1258. <p>What really matters for a good mobile experience, as Opensignal highlights, is consistency. After all, what good is a fast connection if your video call keeps freezing or you can’t upload a photo to social media? This is where the real difference between the two networks shows. A measure from Opensignal, called ‘Excellent Consistent Quality’, checks how often the network is good enough for demanding tasks.</p>
  1259. <p>On this front, Vodafone is well ahead. According to Opensignal’s report, only 68.6 percent of tests on Three’s network meet the threshold for Excellent Consistent Quality. This is considerably lower than Vodafone’s 75.4 percent.</p>
  1260. <p>That gap is the real story. It’s the difference between a smooth, reliable connection and one that lets you down when you need it most. Bringing Three’s consistency up to scratch through VodafoneThree would be a huge win for its customers and would even help boost the UK’s overall mobile experience, which currently lags behind many other countries. In fact, Opensignal’s Global Network Excellence Index for Q1 2025 placed the UK 48th globally, trailing behind Vietnam and Uruguay.</p>
  1261. <p>Opensignal’s analysis shows that where you live will make a big difference in how this merger affects you. If you’re a Londoner, you’re likely to see the biggest improvement. In the capital, the situation is flipped; Opensignal’s data reveals Vodafone’s network is nearly 20% faster for 4G downloads and provides a more consistent experience by 15.1% compared to Three. For Three customers in London, having access to Vodafone’s stronger network could be a game-changer.</p>
  1262. <p>This pattern isn’t just in London. In several other regions, including Wales, Northern Ireland, the North East, and the South West, Opensignal found Vodafone users enjoy a more consistent experience by a margin of 10-15%.</p>
  1263. <p>So, how will VodafoneThree deliver these improvements? The plan is to let customers’ phones automatically roam across both networks, connecting to the best signal available at any given moment. This will be done using something called Multi-Operator Core Network (MOCN) technology.</p>
  1264. <p>However, this isn’t a quick fix. The company has admitted that what was first described as a rollout “within a few months” will actually be a much longer process.</p>
  1265. <p>Here’s the realistic timeline:</p>
  1266. <ul class="wp-block-list">
  1267. <li>As of June 2025, only 24 masts have been upgraded with MOCN.</li>
  1268. <li>The plan is to expand this to 10,000 masts by March 2026.</li>
  1269. <li>The full rollout, where 95% of the integration is complete, will take six years.</li>
  1270. <li>The entire project won’t be finished for eight years, taking us to 2033, because some masts require new hardware.</li>
  1271. </ul>
  1272. <p>This means whether you see a quick improvement from VodafoneThree will depend heavily on whether your local area is prioritised for the MOCN rollout. While the long-term vision is a powerful, unified network that Opensignal analysis previously showed could boost coverage experience to tie with O2 , it will be many years before everyone feels the full benefit.</p>
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  1274. <p><strong>See also: </strong><strong>Vodafone uses satellite-guided sensors to align mobile antennas</strong></p>
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