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We may soon see a Samsung Galaxy phone with a 7,000mAh battery

Samsung has received a new Chinese certification for a Galaxy smartphone with a huge 7,000mAh battery

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The Samsung Galaxy Watch3 gets NBTC certification

We get more details about the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Watch3 after it was recently certified by Taiwan's NBTC

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Pocketnow Daily: Should You Wait for the iPhone 12? (video)

On today's Pocketnow Daily, we talk about the possible delay of the iPhone 12 and other Apple devices, leaks of the Samsung Galaxy Fold 2 and more

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The new LG Velvet could also get a dual-screen cover

There is a new certification for a portable screen cover that could be for the new LG Velvet on Korea's NRRA

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We could soon get new Google Pixel Buds

It seems that we could get a new 2020 version of the Google Pixel Buds, as they have recently received certification at the NCC

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Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite and Note 10 Lite may launch in January

Samsung is getting everything ready for a possible launch of the Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite and the Galaxy Note 10 Lite early next year

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5G Moto Mod finally passes under FCC inspection

It's been a complicated process to get the 5G Moto Mod engineered for best practices interacting with the new network. An FCC shutdown didn't help things.

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LG G8 ThinQ battery revealed to be 17 percent larger than G7’s

The LG G8 ThinQ will definitely need a larger battery than its predecessor if the company plans on packing more parts into its phones.

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The OPPO Find X might be the first smartphone with 10GB of RAM

There is a new variant of the OPPO Find X that will include 10GB of RAM according to TENAA in China, we're just waiting for a launch date

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Nubia Z18S will have two screens, according to TENAA

A phone with two displays has been tried before, but it hasn't been a big seller. Perhaps this Chinese manufacturer will blow the concept up?

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A new Chromecast has made it to the FCC… again

We've been waiting for an update to come for the original OTT TV device from Google and it seems that the radios will be getting a big revamp.

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Four cameras and more: see what’s inside the RED Hydrogen One

RED has sent documents to the FCC to certify that that Hydrogen ONE follows radiofrequency output rules in the United States.

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Motorola One specs include RAM range from 3GB to 6GB

Motorola's next big phone may not be a "flagship" in the traditional sense if we look back on our rumor coverage. So, what's up with the Motorola One?

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Xiaomi spotted at regulators with “Pocophone” brand

What is the Pocophone? Well, it's not particularly pequeno in the specs department and it doesn't seem like it'll hit the United States.

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Energous receives FCC certification for WattUp Mid Field Transmitter

The device, which can charge enabled devices up to 3 feet away from it, has received the approval it needs under a somewhat odd set of FCC rules. Find out why.

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Nearly three years on, Saygus V2 appears at FCC

This phone was the muscle machine of spec nerds' dreams early in the year of 2015. Now? Even with the promise of upgrades, not so much.

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Folding Galaxy X (SM-G888) seen at Korean regulator

Samsung said it would be slow-playing the Galaxy X, but it has been working with certification processes for a device that could be said foldable phone.

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Underwriters Laboratories gives Galaxy S8, LG G6 seals of eco-friendly approval

The commercial standards testing firm has certified that these two top Android smartphones are a fairly green pair if you're worried about the environment.

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Unlocked Galaxy Note 8 gets look-over at FCC

The phones have come in under the SM-N950 moniker with different suffixes to signify specific purposes like market targeting or demonstrations.

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Huawei Nova 2 Plus goes through FCC, may be intended for the US

This mid-ranger could head on over to the foreign United States market to stand for Huawei's main name in its smartphones.

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