Leaked internal memo reveals June 17th launch of Microsoft Lumia 640, LG G Pad F 8.0 at T-Mobile
LG is not the first smartphone company to release exclusive AR stickers for its top-tier products. Google and Facebook have been using AR stickers for quite a while, although some of them are limited to certain smartphones, just like LG’s. Samsung and Disney have teamed up recently to release an exclusive series of AR Emojis for the Galaxy S9/S9+ and Note 9 as well. But are these really useful or just a gimmick? Well, that’s for you to decide, so why not try them out first. "MICROSOFT LAUNCHER’S LATEST UPDATE BRINGS STICKY NOTES, TO-DO INTEGRATION, CORTANA SUPPORT" Microsoft Launcher’s latest update brings Sticky Notes, To-Do integration, Cortana support Just before Christmas, Microsoft has decided to offer those using its Android launcher a nice present in the form of a major update. The latest version of Microsoft Launcher adds integration with some of the Redmond-based company’s other mobile apps like Sticky Notes and To-Do, but it also brings Cortana support.
For those of you who’ve been using the beta version of Microsoft Launcher, the latest update is nothing since all the features and improvements announced recently are part of the previous beta build. But just in case you’re not running the beta version of Microsoft Launcher, here are the most important changes the update adds to the Android app. Track your screen time, app usage and phone unlocks with the screen time card. You can even use the screen time widget to view this info on your home screen; The Launcher To Do card now shows tasks from apps like Microsoft To Do, Outlook and Skype; The Launcher Notes card now shows your Notes from Sticky Notes on Windows, Outlook, Cortana and OneNote mobile; Cortana now has an updated card with support for commute/traffic and multi-commitments; “Hey Cortana” is now enabled as a beta feature for the en-us market; Cortana support is now available in the ES-ES market; Bing mini-answers now shows you quick answers for stocks and currency in the Launcher bar. Competition on the Android launcher market is quite fierce, but Microsoft Launcher sits at more than 10 million downloads in the Google Play Store, so the developers must do something right. Still, some would argue that the Microsoft Launcher’s overall design needs a refresh, but that might come sooner than we think. For the time being, Microsoft has other improvements and features on its agenda, so let’s just enjoy them as they’re being delivered in a nice and timely manner. "THE SAMSUNG GALAXY NOTE 10 WILL BE MASSIVE ACCORDING TO TIPSTER" The Samsung Galaxy Note 10 will be massive according to tipster Over the past few years, Samsung’s mobile strategy has seen the creation of three flagship smartphones per year – two Galaxy S models and one Galaxy Note.
According to recent info, though, this number will increase to five in 2019. And now, thanks to tipster Ice Universe, the exact display sizes of each model have been revealed. Kicking things off with the largest models of all, next year’s Galaxy Note 10 will come equipped with a ginormous 6.75-inch display according to the source. This means that it’ll be quite a bit larger than the existing Galaxy Note 9, despite the significantly smaller bezels, and much bigger than the Galaxy S9+. While on the topic of the Galaxy S series, the upcoming 5G Galaxy S10 will reportedly feature a massive 6.66-inch display. This smartphone will be accompanied by the Galaxy S10 (which may be called the Galaxy S10 Edge) and the larger Galaxy S10+. These are said to feature 6.11 and 6.44-inch displays respectively.
Leaked internal memo reveals June 17th launch of Microsoft Lumia 640, LG G Pad F 8.0 at T-Mobile - Picking Simple Plans Of buy phones
For comparison, the Galaxy S9+ ships with a 6.2-inch display and the Galaxy Note 9 features a 6.4-inch panel. Completing the Galaxy S10 series will be the cheapest model of all, the Galaxy S10 Lite, which looks set to launch with a 5.75-inch display – pretty small by today’s standards. The device will be slightly smaller than the current-generation Galaxy S9 thanks to the 0.05-inch decrease in display diagonal and much thinner bezels.
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