The Samsung Galaxy S25 could get a major spec boost for no extra cost

All three models in the Galaxy S25 series are tipped to come with 12GB of RAM as standard.

https://www.techradar.com/phones/samsung-phones/the-samsung-galaxy-s25-could-get-a-major-spec-boost-for-no-extra-cost

Creată 7mo | 18 nov. 2024, 13:30:24


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