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Samsung is already working on new Galaxy A series smartphones, and we're not talking about "s" variations, although quite a few of those have recently been made official too (and more are on the way). The 2020 A family will comprise of handsets with names ending in "1", and the highest-end of the bunch will be the Galaxy A91, unsurprisingly. Earlier this month we found out that this beast would sport a 108 MP main rear camera sensor, flanked by a 16 MP ultrawide and a 12 MP telephoto with 5x optical zoom, as well as a 3D ToF camera. Now according to Samsung itself we get another tidbit about the A91: it will support 45W fast wired charging, joining the Galaxy Note10+ and Note10+ 5G in this select group. This information comes straight from a listing on the Samsung Hungary website. It has also confirmed the existence in the near future of a Galaxy A90 5G, which has long been rumored. This model will only get support for 25W wired charging, though. The A90 5G should be Samsung's more affordable 5G offering - not cheap per se, just cheaper than the flagships' 5G versions. Source | Via Read the full article

The Note 8 and Note 8 Pro will be both powered by the Helio G90T gaming-focused chipset, but the non-Pro variant will likely come with a 48MP sensor instead of a 64MP one. The official announcement of the Redmi Note 8 series is a week away, but in the meantime, we are likely to know more about this pair through leaks and official teasers. Source 1 | Source 2 (both in Chinese) Read the full article

An affordable 5G phone will surely help with 5G adoption rates as currently even the selected few that do get 5G coverage need to reach very deep in their pockets to take advantage of it. Source Read the full article

The Nokia 7.2 already passed certification agencies abroad and was even shown to media members at a Zeiss Group event recently. Given HMD is making its debut at IFA Berlin this year, we’re expecting to see the announcement of the Nokia 7.2 take place on September 5. Via Read the full article

The Motorola One Action unveiled last week has been launched in India. The sole version comes with 4GB RAM and 128GB storage and costs INR13,999 ($195/€175). It will be available for purchase in Denim Blue and Pearl White colors from August 30 through Flipkart. The Motorola One Action is powered by an Exynos 9609 SoC and being a part of the Android One program it runs a stock version of Android Pie out of the box. The phone boasts a 6.3" FHD+ display with a punch hole for the 12MP selfie camera. It derives its name from the 16MP ultrawide camera on the back that lets you capture actioncam-style videos. You can read our detailed written review of the Motorola One Action to learn more, or watch the video review below. https://youtu.be/6mIuvXxLwuU Source Read the full article

This being a Tetracell sensor, it's actually meant to produce 16MP images with 4-to-1 pixel binning, and at that resolution the quality is impressive. You can see fine details in the offices on the top floors of the Di Wang Tower and while it's too early to pass final verdicts things are promising. The Redmi Note 8 Pro was teased to come with 25x zoom and will be powered by Mediatek’s chipset Helio G90T. We’ll get a fuller picture on August 29. Source 1 • Source 2 (in Chinese) Read the full article

Earlier this month Xiaomi sub-brand Redmi announced that it will launch its 64MP camera smartphone in Q4 this year. Now we know that it will be called the Redmi Note 8 Pro and will be unveiled on August 29. Redmi shared a poster on Chinese social network Weibo giving us a glimpse of the Note 8 Pro that has three cameras aligned vertically on its back, with the fourth one placed on the right. The image further reveals that the Note 8 Pro won't come with an in-display fingerprint reader as it's placed below the rear cameras. Redmi will also announce the Note 8 on August 29 alongside the Note 8 Pro, but it's unlikely to sport a 64MP camera. More details about the Note 8 series should surface in the days leading to the official announcement on next Thursday. Source (in Chinese) Read the full article

Understandably though, the specs are nothing to write home about. The Nokia 3 V features a 6.26" 720p+ touchscreen, the Snapdragon 429 SoC at the helm, 2GB of RAM, 16GB of storage, and a notification light embedded in the power button. There's a dedicated Google Assistant key too, including a walkie-talkie mode in which it will listen to you until you release the button for long sentence queries. Although HMD Global's press release doesn't mention other specs, this phone seems to be a rebranded Nokia 3.2. If that is in fact the case, then expect the Nokia 3 V to sport a 4,000 mAh battery, a microSD card slot, a 13 MP rear camera, and a 5 MP selfie snapper. Source Read the full article