Samsung's upcoming rugged smartphone, known as the Galaxy XCover Pro 2, has had some of its specs confirmed in the Google Play Console. And oddly enough, the device could launch as the Samsung Galaxy XCover 6 Pro. The Google entry confirms that the upcoming Galaxy XCover Pro 2 will feature Qualcomm's Snapdragon 778G 5G chipset and 6GB of RAM. The display has a resolution of 2,408 x 1,080 pixels and a pixel density of 450ppi, suggesting the panel is smaller than 6.5″. Google also calls this device the Samsung Galaxy XCover Pro 2, so the final name doesn't seem to have been decided yet. Either way, the upcoming rugged Galaxy smartphone runs Android 12 and One UI 4.1, . Sources): MySmartPrice The post Samsung Galaxy XCover Pro 2 specifications confirmed by Google entry appeared first on xiaomist's blog .
Is this the end of the repairable iPhone? According to a report by iFixit, Apple added another repair barrier for the iPhone 12. This will further restrict third parties from helping users replace the camera module. Technicians discovered that the iPhone 12's camera requires software authorization to function normally after parts are replaced. This is not the case with previous iPhones. With older models, the camera can simply be exchanged and used perfectly without any further steps. iFixit said the camera and display are among the most common parts that need to be repaired or replaced by the user. Apple continues to add more and more restrictions to its devices and it is now difficult for uncertified technicians to replace or repair devices for iPhone. If parts of the iPhone 12's camera are replaced without official approval from Apple, it will appear to operate normally at startup, but some malfunctions may occur during normal use. iFixit pointed out that the camera can