Samsung launches Amazon UK exclusive Galaxy M31 with 6,000mAh battery Samsung hasannouncedthe Galaxy M31 that packs in a huge 6,000mAh battery and 64Mp quad camera set up for just £245. It’savailable exclusively through Amazon UKand will ship from 1 June. If you need a new phone and are on a budget thanks to the economic uncertainty of the coronavirus pandemic, the M31 could prove a canny buy. With a 6.4in AMOLED screen, 6GB RAM and 64GB expandable storage it should be no slouch either, ably powering 4K video recording and macro shots with the dedicated macro lens on the camera system....

Samsung Q80T review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The Q80T isn’t far off flagship calibre in Samsung’s 2020 QLED line-up. The step-up Q90T has more dimming zones and even brighter HDR, but when it comes to features and functionality we’re probably splitting hairs. It gets a big thumbs up. Best Prices Today: Samsung Q80T The Q80T is the most affordable flatscreen model in Samsung’s 2020 QLED FALD (Full Array Local Dimming) line up....

Streets of Rage 4 review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict Even as someone with no history on the streets (of rage) it’s clear that this is a labour of love, so I suspect franchise fans will find enough here to make it worth the purchase. The series is showing its age though, and while the aesthetic has been updated to suit the times, Streets of Rage 4 feels a little too rooted in its ‘90s heyday....

The best OnePlus 6T cases The OnePlus 6T released in the UK in 2018. Though its now the newest generationOnePlus 8 range phoneshave arrived, the 6T is still an excellent option. The 6T features an in-screen fingerprint scanner, a larger battery and a smaller notch than the previous model, the OnePlus 6 (see ourcomparison). In ourreview, we awarded it 4.5 stars out of 5 and gave it the “Tech Advisor Recommended” badge of approval....

Vivo overtakes Samsung as second largest phone maker in India Vivo has surpassed Samsung’s smartphone sales in India making it the second-largest phone manufacturer in the country behind Xiaomi according toa new report from analyst firm Canalys. India’s smartphone market is dominated by budget to mid-range Android handsets and is highly competitive, though Xiaomi’s 30.6% market share in Q1 2020 is notable. Vivo’s sales reportedly rose by an amazing 50% to leave Samsung, the world’s overall largest phone manufacturer, down in third place with a market drop of 14%....