Hasta La Gadget!

Samsung hasn’t rolled out the Android 8.0 Oreo update for any of its devices so far even though it has been a few months since Google released the update for its devices. The company is yet to confirm when the firmware update is going to be released. According to a new report, the Samsung Android 8.0 Oreo release is not going to take place until early next year.

Samsung Turkey has revealed on its official portal that the company has started working on the Android 8.0 Oreo update and that it’s going to be released for the company’s smartphones in the beginning of 2018.

No further details have been revealed by the company at this point in time. Samsung Turkey has not provided a particular timeline that the company is going to follow when it’s rolling out the update. It’s unclear which device will receive the Android 8.0 Oreo update when.

There has also been talk of a beta program for the Oreo update but Samsung hasn’t confirmed anything about it so far. The company did launch a beta program for the Nougat update last year so there’s a possibility that it might do the same for Android 8.0 Oreo as well at some point later this year.

Samsung Android 8.0 Oreo Release Expected Early Next Year , original content from Ubergizmo. Read our Copyrights and terms of use.

Huawei’s smartphone shipments have been picking up pace rapidly over the past few years. The company has now revealed that it shipped more than 100 million smartphones in the first three quarters of this year. It has seen a 19 percent year-over-year growth in the number of smartphones shipped in the first three quarters of a year.

The company has revealed that this growth has caused its operating revenue to surge by more than 30 percent in the January to September 2017 period. Huawei also increased the number of its worldwide retail outlets this year by 19 percent year-over-year to 42,300.

Huawei is certainly not going to rest on its laurels. The company is planning to launch more mid-range and high-end products to further expand its reach in the global smartphone market. It’s also going to work to improve its brand image.

It’s hopeful that it will be able to win more high-end customers. Huawei has more than 10,000 employees around the world that are dedicated to research and development. It’s hoping that they will come up with technologies that help the company sell more high-end devices, a segment of the market where profit margins are higher.

Huawei is racing towards the coveted spot of the world’s largest smartphone vendor, a position that has long been held by Samsung. It crossed Apple earlier this year to become the second largest vendor in the world. Huawei is already the top smartphone vendor in its home country of China.

Huawei Has Shipped Over 100 Million Smartphones So Far This Year , original content from Ubergizmo. Read our Copyrights and terms of use.

Misfit unveiled its new smartwatch called Vapor back at the Consumer Electronics Show 2017 in January. It was the first touchscreen smartwatch from the company. Misfit said that it would ship the Vapor this summer but that didn’t happen. We later found out in August that the release had been delayed further. The wait will soon be over for those who want to purchase this smartwatch. Misfit is finally going to release the Vapor later this month.

The Misfit Vapor is a 44mm smartwatch with a 1.39 inch AMOLED display. It’s powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon wear 2100 processor with 4GB of RAM. Additional specs include an ambient light sensor, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, heart rate sensor, microphone, and more. It’s powered by Android Wear 2.0.

The Misfit Vapor has a touch bezel which can be used for browsing apps without the fingers getting in the way. It’s also water resistant up to 50m. However, some features like NFC support that are present in most modern smartwatches are missing on the Vapor.

Misfit has confirmed today that the Vapor will finally be going on sale come October 31st. The company will be taking orders for the wearable device via its website Misfit.com. It’s promising early access to those who are Misfit Vapor email subscribers.

Available in jet black, silver tone, gold tone, and rose gold tone finishes, the Misfit Vapor has been priced at $199.99.

Misfit Vapor Smartwatch Will Finally Be Released On October 31st , original content from Ubergizmo. Read our Copyrights and terms of use.

IO Interactive today confirmed that it’s going to release the Hitman Game of the Year Edition next month. This particular edition of the popular title is going to bring a new campaign as well as bring back Elusive Targets. The Game of the Year Edition also includes the complete first season of the game and a host of other new content as well. This is IO Interactive’s first new content release since it became an independent studio.

The Game of the Year Edition of Hitman is going to bring new challenges, suits, and weapons. There will also be new Escalation Contracts and a brand new “Patient Zero” campaign. There are improvements to existing features, new lighting enhancements to all locations, and a few more surprises.

The complete first season is included in this edition. This means all seven locations, all bonus missions, Challenge Packs, Escalation Contracts, Feature Contracts, and more will be included in this iteration of Hitman. That’s more than 100 hours of gameplay. Players will also get new weapons, costumes, and more.

The new Patient Zero campaign will have Agent 47 racing against the clock to prevent a virus from spreading after a contingency plan to unleash global havoc is triggered following a routine elimination of a target. This four-mission campaign covers different locations in the game with each location being re-worked from the original settings with new gameplay opportunities.

Hitman – Game of the Year Edition will be released digitally for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC on November 7th. It will cost $20 for those who already own the Hitman title.

New Hitman Campaign And Elusive Targets Confirmed , original content from Ubergizmo. Read our Copyrights and terms of use.

The president feuds with members of his own party, who wish he would leave the tax details to them.