Jul 21
Jul 21
Now that the economy isn’t so good due to the coronavirus pandemic, we’re sure that we could all use a good deal, right? If you were hoping that Amazon Prime Day would help you nab some good deals, you might be disappointed to learn that the event has been delayed and we have no date in sight.
This is according to a report from TechCrunch in which a spokesperson from Amazon was quoted in a statement that reads, “This year we’ll be holding Prime Day later than usual, while ensuring the safety of our employees and supporting our customers and selling partners. We are excited Prime members in India will see savings on August 6-7, and that members all around the world will experience Prime Day later this year. We look forward to sharing more details soon.”
If this delay sounds familiar, it is because back in May, it was reported that the event was supposed to take place in September, but now it looks like that may not be happening. Prime Day usually takes place in the summer, where last year it ran between the 15th to the 16th of July.
As per the statement, it seems that the coronavirus pandemic could be causing Amazon some logistics issues, hence the delay. Earlier in the year, the company was forced to delay non-essential Prime deliveries as they were overwhelmed by the surge in orders.
Amazon Prime Day Has Been Delayed Again
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Jul 21
It is largely expected that at Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy Unpacked event, the company will most likely take the wraps off their next-gen foldable smartphone, the Samsung Galaxy Fold 2. Now thanks to a tweet by Ice Universe, it seems that we might have an idea of how the handset will look.
For the most part, the Galaxy Fold 2 doesn’t look too different from its predecessor. However, there are certain things to note in this photo and that is a larger camera module on the back, and also what seems to be a larger display on the front. One of the issues with the Galaxy Fold was that its front display was kind of small and not particularly useful.
With a larger display, it means that for the most part, users can continue to use it and treat it like a regular smartphone, and only flip it open if they want to access other features and take advantage of the larger display. The smaller display on its predecessor also meant that users would have to flip the display open more often, which in theory would affect the overall durability of the device.
A slightly clearer version, but still blurry. pic.twitter.com/7KK76Fm6gf
— Ice universe (@UniverseIce) July 20, 2020
These images appear to be official, but they aren’t particularly high-resolution so it’s hard to see what else the phone could be packing. EIthe way, with the announcement set for the 5th of August, we might not have to wait too long to find out.
This Is What The Samsung Galaxy Fold 2 Could Look Like
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Jul 21
Vivo has made a number of its smartphones available to markets outside of China but it is making a big splash with the Vivo X50 series. As the first of its camera-centric X family, Vivo wants to put its best foot forward, showcasing technology no one, not even the likes of Samsung or Apple, has seen in a smartphone before. … Continue reading
Jul 21
Good Old Games is no longer Good Old Games. Whether that’s a good or bad thing is something its users are still coming to terms with. GOG, which now just stands for GOG, has opened its doors wide not just to newer titles but to other PC games distribution platforms that don’t really mesh well with its philosophy. The latter … Continue reading
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