The most powerful iMac Apple has ever created, coming in December.

AT A GLANCE

• Announced at the 2017 Worldwide Developers Conference, the iMac Pro is a top-of-the-line iMac with Xeon processors, Radeon Pro Vega graphics, Thunderbolt 3, and a unique Space Gray body.

     iMac Pro

At its 2017 Worldwide Developers Conference, Apple teased a new desktop computer that's coming this December, the iMac Pro. As the name suggests, the iMac Pro is a workstation class machine that's aimed at pro users with demanding workflows.

Pricing for the iMac Pro starts at $4,999, and the premium price tag should come as no surprise -- this is the most powerful desktop machine Apple has ever built.

The iMac Pro features the same design as the standard iMac, but with an all-flash architecture and a new thermal design that supports an Intel Xeon processor with up to 18 cores and a top-of-the-line Radeon Pro Vega graphics.

The 27-inch iMac Pro is equipped with a high-quality 5K display that supports 1 billion colors and it comes in a unique space gray enclosure with matching (and exclusive) space gray accessories.

iMac Pro features four Thunderbolt 3 ports powerful enough to drive multiple 5K displays at once, and it supports up to 4TB of solid state storage and 128GB of ECC RAM.

Apple plans to launch the iMac Pro in December, and it will mark the first step towards a serious effort to meet the needs of the pro Mac user base. Following the iMac Pro, Apple will introduce a high-end high-throughput modular Mac Pro machine that will support future upgrades to increase its longevity.

CPU and GPU

The iMac Pro uses Intel's Xeon processors with 8, 10, and 18 core chips available as optional configurations with Turbo Boost up to 4.5GHz and up to 42MB of cache.

Intel introduced new Xeon-W workstation-class processors in August, and the new chips, which use an LGA2066 socket and Skylake-SP architecture, come in 8, 10, and 18 core configurations with Turbo Boost up to 4.5GHz, 48 PCI Express 3.0 lanes, and support for up to 512GB of DDR4-2666 ECC memory. That matches up nicely with what Apple has said about the processors being used in the iMac Pro.

| Specification, Price and Features

Samsung the famous mobile manufacturing company is apparently all set to continue its domination in the mid-budget Android market segment next year 2018 with its Samsung Galaxy J5 Edge offering. The main highlighted feature of Samsung Galaxy J5 Edge is its metal and glass frame design which features dual-edge display, with a 5.2 inch Quad HD Super AMOLED touchscreen. Now let us talk about the full specifications of this device.

The phone sports 5.2 inches super AMOLED display having 720×1280 of resolution and protected with a 2.5D Corning Gorilla Glass on top. One of the talking points about the Samsung Galaxy J5 Edge is its primary camera which features a 16-megapixel sensor with a f/2.0 aperture, laser autofocus, LED flash, low-light, portrait, and selfie panorama, among other things. Over on the front, the phone sports 12.0-megapixel camera with a f/2.0 aperture. 

The total internal storage is of 64GB which can be further expanded upto 256GB via using micro SD card in second SIM slot and its coupled with 4GB RAM. It’s a dual SIM android phone which runs on Android 8.0 Oreo. The phone is powered by 64 bit Octa- Core processor clocked at a frequency of 1.8 GHz on xynos 7878 chipset based on Cortex A53. Other connectivity options include Bluetooth 4.2, GPS, NFC, 3G, 4G with VoLTE, Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n and USB OTG support. The 5.2 inches is backed by 3300mAh Non-Removable Li-On battery which will support Quick Charge 4.0. The expected price of this phone is of $220.

|Samsung Galaxy J5 Edge Specifications

Display	5.2 Inch (720 x 1280 Pixels)
Dimensions	NA
Processor	Octa- Core 1.8 GHz
Chipset	Xynos 7878 A53
Graphics	Adreno
RAM	4GB RAM
Primary Camera	16.0 MP 2.0-Aperture(Autofocus, Dual LED Flash, and 4k Video Recording)
Secondary Camera	12.0MP 2.0-Aperture
Memory	64GB
Expandable Memory Upto	256 GB
Sensors Used	Proximity sensor, Accelerometer, Ambient light sensor, Fingerprint
SIM 1	GSM, 4G/ LTE, 3G(Micro SIM card)
SIM 2	GSM, 4G/ LTE, 3G(Nano SIM card)
Colours	Black, Silver, Gold
O.S	Android 8.0 (Oreo)
Battery	3300 mAh

The phone has support for fast charging which can charge 50% battery in just 15 minutes. The built quality of the phone is above average and the design looks very premium. The phone can be announced in the last quarter of the year 2018. To get more information about J5 Edge, stay tuned with us.

     How is the LG U+ Drone Phone    

LG to Launch First Drone Phone- LG U+. In this era of modernization and robots, technology is on boom. LG is about to launch an unbelievable but fascinating drone phone. The company has announced the new project of 2 in 1 drone phone.

There’s a lot of world to see and drone cameras are one way to explore what you want to graze at. As for drone cameras technological boom is still in the evolution phase and we don’t know how far we will go with this technological rumble.

LG to Launch First Drone Phone- LG U+

Conventional drone cameras are now a blast from the past because LG drone phone i.e; LG U+ is new talk of the town these days. This new tech drone phone will be able to glide during video calls or taking a selfie in the air. Tech geeks of LG have developed this LG U+, a drone phone device in such a way that it is able to drift at 360. Whether you are gliding, cliff jumping, para jumping or you are on a bungee; LG U+, a drone phone will be partnering you everywhere, in the air or on the ground. This device is also equipped with the attribute of self-charging and has a 5000cd high intensity flashlight. LGcalled this project 505 BY LGU+.

Watch LG U+ Drone Phone preview:

Prototypes of this device have been a success story but these aerial LG drone phones are yet to be launched in the market. Audience will be eagerly waiting to get hands-on the device. Lets see when LG U+ Drone phone will be launched.

Will it actually happen? We should find out soon

Sitting safely in the top ten of our favorite smartphones right now, the OnePlus 5 is one of the best phones you can buy at the moment... but that said, in some markets it's currently off sale.

On the official OnePlus website you can no longer buy the OnePlus 5, which is particularly strange as the handset is less than six months old.

Why would OnePlus drop the phone from its range so early? The answer now seems clear, as OnePlus has confirmed that the OnePlus 5T is on the way.

This doesn't come as much of a surprise, since last year the company revealed the OnePlus 3 in June followed by a new replacement handset called theOnePlus 3T in November 2016.

Rumors and leaks are revealing much about the upcoming phone, so here's everything we've seen so far about the OnePlus 5T.

OnePlus 5T release date and price

• Confirmed for a November 16 launch, November 21 release
• Likely to cost less than most flagships

• Expect it to be priced around $479 (£449, AU$630)

OnePlus 5T design and screen

• Similar design to the OnePlus 5, but larger screen
• Rumored 6-inch display with an 18:9 ratio
• Currently uncertain on the screen resolution though

Rumors for the OnePlus 5T are starting to ramp up speed, but the most information we've seen so far has come from one source known to GizmoChina.

The site is confident in the anonymous source and the leak is quite extensive, suggesting the phone will come with a 2160 x 1080 resolution, 18:9 ratio 6-inch display. 

That would make the OnePlus 5T look a lot like the Samsung Galaxy S8, iPhone Xand LG V30 that we've already seen launch this year.

The render below is supplied by the same source and shows how the 5T has super thin bezels. The source can't currently confirm whether it will have curved screen edges or not and there's no sign of what the phone looks like from the rear.

OnePlus 5T camera

• New camera sensors rumored to be two 20MP sensors working together
• Upgraded Portrait mode has been teased by the CEO of OnePlus

With a number of leaks also suggesting there will be two 20MP sensors on the back of the OnePlus 5T, the co-founder of OnePlus Carl Pei has also tweeted some images that look to be taken with the phone's rear camera.

You can see one below that likely shows the portrait mode on the OnePlus 5T while we have also seen Pei tease the camera in further shots and OnePlus CEOPete Lau has done a similar thing too.

OnePlus 5T specs

• Likely packs the Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 with lots of RAM
• Largely similar specs to what we saw on the OnePlus 5

There isn't an upgrade to the Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 chipset found inside the OnePlus 5, so we can safely assume the company will decide to include that same setup with 6GB or 8GB of RAM inside the OnePlus 5T.

That'll likely mean storage options of either 64GB or 128GB, but it may be time for OnePlus to offer up a 256GB option as well. There's also no official word on whether the phone will come with microSD support, but it's not something OnePlus usually supports.

OnePlus may also upgrade the battery on the OnePlus 5T to power that new screen with an AnTuTu benchmark spotted by GizChina saying it be a 3,450mAh cell (compared to the 3,300mAh one in the OnePlus 5).

Huawei G10

Network	Technology	GSM / HSPA / LTE
	2G bands	GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 - SIM 1 & SIM 2
	3G bands	HSDPA
	4G bands	LTE
	Speed	HSPA, LTE
	GPRS	Yes
	EDGE	Yes

Launch	Announced	Not announced yet
	Status	Rumored

Body	Dimensions	156.2 x 75.2 x 7.5 mm (6.15 x 2.96 x 0.30 in)
	Weight	164 g (5.78 oz)
	SIM	Dual SIM (Nano-SIM, dual stand-by)

Display	Type	IPS LCD capacitive touchscreen, 16M colors
	Size	5.9 inches, 96.0 cm2 (~81.7% screen-to-body ratio)
	Resolution	1080 x 1920 pixels, 16:9 ratio (~373 ppi density)
	Multitouch	Yes
		- EMUI 5.1

Platform	OS	Android 7.1 (Nougat)
	Chipset	HiSilicon Kirin 659

Memory	Card slot	microSD, up to 256 GB
	Internal	64 GB, 4 GB RAM

Camera	Primary	Dual 12 MP, autofocus, LED flash
	Features	Geo-tagging, touch focus, face detection, HDR, panorama
	Video	1080p@30fps
	Secondary	Dual 8 MP + 5 MP, LED flash

Sound	Alert types	Vibration; MP3, WAV ringtones
	Loudspeaker	Yes
	3.5mm jack	Yes
		- Active noise cancellation with dedicated mic

Comms	WLAN	Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, Wi-Fi Direct, hotspot
	Bluetooth	4.2, A2DP, LE
	GPS	Yes, with A-GPS, GLONASS, BDS
	Radio	No
	USB	microUSB 2.0

Features	Sensors	Fingerprint (rear-mounted), accelerometer, proximity, compass
	Messaging	SMS(threaded view), MMS, Email, Push Mail, IM
	Browser	HTML5
	Java	No
		- MP4/H.264 player - MP3/eAAC+/WAV/Flac player - Document viewer - Photo/video editor

Battery		Non-removable Li-Ion 3340 mAh battery

Misc	Colors	White/Gold, Black

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Everything We Know So Far   

The Galaxy S8 and Galaxy Note 8 are battling it out with the iPhone 8 and iPhone X. But that’s not stopping people from thinking about Samsung’s next phone.That would be the Galaxy S9. Expect the bar to be raised once again when Samsung releases its flagship — most likely in the first half of 2018 — as it will reportedly add key missing features to what already is the best Android phone.

When Will the Galaxy S9 Be Released?

If history has taught us anything, it’s that Samsung announces a smartphone in its Galaxy S lineup every spring — sometime between February and April. We don’t have an exact date at this point, but Samsung hasn’t strayed from that timeline since the first Galaxy S smartphone was unveiled back in 2010.Right now, it seems likely that Samsung will take the wraps off the Galaxy S9 on or around Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. The 2018

version of that event kicks off Feb. 26.

That was bolstered by a September report in BGR that suggested Samsung will announce and release the Galaxy S9 sooner than it did the Galaxy S8. 

Another report in Forbes said that Samsung has already started working on its Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9+ and could actually unveil the handsets on Feb. 25 with a launch date sometime in March 2018.

What Features Should We Expect from the Galaxy S9?

Here are the features that sound the most likely to ship in Samsung’s flagship next year.

• Modular Design: According to a leak by Mobile-Review editor in chief Eldar Murtazin, Samsung may make the Galaxy S9's design modular, similar to the Moto Z series and Essential phone. In other words, you would be able to snap on various modules that would add functionality to the handset.

• Some Dimensional Talk: A report in Android Headlines contends that the Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9+ will be slightly shorter than their predecessors. According to the report, the Galaxy S9 will come in at 144.1mm in length, making it about 5mm shorter than the Galaxy S8. The Galaxy S9+ could measure 155.2mm in height, a 4.7mm drop. Width and thickness, however, should be the same.
• Hello, Notch: Samsung could decide to take a design cue from Apple's iPhone X, according to a Forbes report. To make the smartphone's screen appear even bigger and cover more of the face, Samsung is considering slimming down the bezels and only leaving a depression or a notch at the top of the screen. A report discovered by Android Headlines added that a slimmer bezel design choice was indeed in the works, but Samsung still wants to retain the 18.5:9 aspect ratio it used in the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy Note 8.
• Insanely Powerful Processor: Samsung worked with Qualcomm to produce the most powerful mobile processor on the market, the Snapdragon 835. For a while, that CPU was exclusive to the Galaxy S8, though it’s since arrived in other phones like the OnePlus 5 and HTC U11.

Look for Samsung to up the ante on the S9 with a next-gen CPU that’s more efficient and features better performance than even the impressive 835. A report from SamMobile seemingly confirms that the Galaxy S9 will be the first Android phone with a Snapdragon 845 chip inside. That was followed by a report from BGR that said the processor will be a Samsung exclusive initially, giving it an early advantage over other Android-based devices.

While the processor might be powerful, there's also talk that Samsung might skimp a little on the RAM side and offer only 4GB of onboard memory. It would be nice to see a little more from the company, and that could change, but with memory prices sky high right now, Samsung might be trying to preserve its margins by only offering 4GB.

• Embedded Fingerprint Sensor: Samsung will reportedly ditch its physical fingerprint sensor, which moved to the back of the Galaxy S8 to make room for the edge-to-edge Infinity Display.

A Qualcomm innovation has enabled Samsung to bake that sensor directly into the OLED screen. Samsung was reportedly developing its own embedded fingerprint sensor for the S8, but couldn’t get it to work properly.

Now that Qualcomm has reportedly solved the technical problems and is making its fingerprint sensor tech available early next year, it seems likely that the S9 will be one of the first devices out of the gate offering that feature. A separate report from Android Headlines also points to the possibility. However, a recent report suggests that the Galaxy Note 9, and not the Galaxy S9, will be the first to have a fingerprint sensor integrated into the display.

To further bolster that claim, South Korea's patent and trademark organization KIPRIS released a Samsung patent filing pointing to a fingerprint sensor that would be built into the smartphone's display. The reader would be housed in the bezel area and would be both speedy and exceedingly small. Whether it will come to the Galaxy S9, however, is unknown.

• Dual Lens Camera: After the iPhone 7 Plus debuted with a dual lens camera last fall and LG followed up with its own dual lens system with the G6, you’d figure that Samsung would do likewise. That didn’t happen with the S8, though the Note 8 added dual rear lenses. Analysts expect that feature to make its way to the Galaxy S9, too. 

According to an Android Headlines report, the rear-facing camera will come with a 16-megapixel sensor. The front-facing camera will deliver 12 megapixels and could come with a dual-sensor layout.

• A Face ID Competitor: Samsung could come out swinging against the iPhone X's flagship security feature. That is, if you believe some thinly-sourced Twitter accounts suggesting it. The smartphone would come with a "3D sensor front camera" that won't be duped by photographs like the 2D scanner in the Galaxy S8. Iris scanning will still be there, too.

Apple has reportedly had trouble getting its TrueDepth front camera and sensors manufactured at scale, but perhaps factories will figure out how to pump out those advanced sensors by time the Galaxy S9 is ready for production.

• Super Slow-Mo: There's also talk of the possibility of Samsung's Galaxy S9 delivering images in super slow-motion, thanks to a rear-facing camera sensor that would support 1,000 frames per second. That would put the Galaxy S9 on par with Sony's Xperia XZ1 and allow for the possibility of incredible photo and video captures.

• Faster Modem: Samsung says it’s working on a next-generation version of its Exynos processor with an LTE modem that supports six-carrier aggregation. What does that mean? Theoretically, it means the Galaxy S9 could achieve download speeds of up to 1.2 Gbps, or 20 percent higher than the Galaxy S8’s modem.

Imagine downloading an HD movie in 10 seconds, livestreaming from your smartphone and making video calls with no buffer time. 

In reality, though, that’s unlikely to happen anytime soon — not because of Samsung’s chipset, but becausesmartphone carriers have to support six-carrier aggregation, too. That almost definitely won’t happen this year or next. But Samsung is likely future-proofing its phone for when 5G is ready to roll out (whenever that may be).

• Where Did the Headphone Jack Go?: Watch out, Apple: Samsung might have decided to ditch the headphone jack in the Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9+, according to an Android Headlines report. Samsung had considered the same move in the Galaxy S8, but ultimately decided to keep the port.

• The Return of the Infinity Display: Why mess with a good thing? The bezel-free screen Samsung introduced with the Galaxy S8 is one of that phone’s best features, so it’s no surprise Samsung apparently won’t tinker too much with the S9’s appearance.

The Bell, a South Korean site, reports that Samsung has already ordered 5.8- and 6.2-inch displays for the S9. Those are the same sizes that the S8 and S8+ offer. To which we say: good.

Another report from Android Headlines said Samsung wants to keep the 18.5:9 aspect ratio, even if the Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9+ come with slightly shorter cases than their predecessors.

Could This Be the Galaxy S9?

Samsung isn't tipping what its Galaxy S9 might look like, but that hasn't stopped the rumor mill and designers from churning out renderings and concept art based on all the rumors.

The latest comes from DBS Designing, which has floated a possible design concept that features a flat front and back and metal edges. It's unknown whether Samsung would even deliver a design like that, but it would certainly stand out against the iPhone X.

Samsung has a lot on its plate right now. The Galaxy Note 8 is off to a strong start, but that product is targeted at early adopters and power users, and isn't as key to the company's fortunes as the more mainstream Galaxy S line.The good news is that every early rumor indicates the Galaxy S9 will improve upon many of the features that make the Galaxy S8 so great.

All Informations are based on Rumors...