Samsung hasn't been aggressively working on fast-charge solutions compared with other smartphone manufacturers that have introduced over 100W fast charge technology. Other than the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus and Galaxy S21 Ultra that support 45W, it is hard to see its other smartphones achieving anything more than 25W. Now, things might be changing after a 65W Samsung charger was spotted on TUV listing.

In their quest to attract users, companies tend to push the boundaries of what smartphones can do. While it's debatable how useful some inflated specs can be, people buy into it anyway. Interestingly, there's news that Samsung is working on 8K for displays for mobile devices.

Smartphones may be the devices we write about the most, but wearables are also rather popular. This is why companies have developments in that area so that they can improve the smartwatches we wear. In particular, Samsung wants to use MRAM with wearables.

When Samsung launched the Galaxy S21 series last month, many wondered how well the Exynos 2100 chipset would perform. In particular, early reviewers found that the phone's battery performance was better than expected. Now, more tests show that this is the case.

Every year, we see smartphones improve in specs only. That's kind of sad, as it would be great to also have radically new features. That might not happen soon, but at least companies like Samsung are improving existing features. Case in point, the pop-up camera.

Based on a statement by thelec.net, it seems that Samsung might be developing rollable and slidable displays most likely to be used in products such as smartphones, smart TVs, tablets, and possibly more. While not much is known in regards to the release date of all of the products mentioned, it does give us a better idea on what to expect when it is officially available in the local market.

Samsung and AMD's project for the Exynos chips has been put on hold for a long while. Until now, the latest reports are claiming that the Exynos chip with AMD's graphics performance would finally arrive this year. Before that happens, leaked benchmark results have appeared revealing that the chipset made by both companies is able to crush Apple's A14 Bionic chip.

When the Exynos 2100 chipset was announced, many were sceptical about its performance. But recent reports prove that the chipset has been a pleasant surprise so far. Now, sources claim that Samsung wants to take a step further on the GPU side with a partnership with AMD.

Finally, it seems like the time for Samsung to launch its first under-display camera is getting closer. Today, it has been spotted that the Korean tech giant has trademarked "UPC" a.k.a Under Panel Camera with the Korean Intellectual Property Office.

About a week ago, there was a rumour mentioning that Samsung would launch new ISOCELL camera sensors this year. While there's no real news on the rumoured 200MP sensor yet, Samsung did announce a new camera sensor yesterday - ISOCELL HM3.