Sentence examples for supposed spec from inspiring English sources
Rumors of the Phi have been winging their way around the geekier parts of the web for a few weeks now, and the supposed spec sheet certainly looks like a treat.
More info on that front has been popping up over the last couple of weeks, including a supposed spec sheet and a launch date of this Friday, coupled with a recent appearance at the FCC.
Too bad then that the supposed spec sheet that's been attached to the S4 Zoom seems wimpy in comparison — that hefty sensor will supposedly be accompanied by a 4.3-inch qHD AMOLED display and a 1.6GHz dual-core processor.
What's more, a device claiming to be the Galaxy Nexus Plus has temporarily popped up on a few UK phone retailer websites, and a supposed spec sheet (see above) for a Galaxy Nexus follow-up points to the inclusion of an updated processor (1.5GHz dual-core A9, up from 1.2GHz) and camera (8-megapixel sensor instead of 5).
We do however have some supposed specs, and the prices are said to range from $139 to $199.
You can get more info on the supposed specs from Sony Insider.
The FCC filing shows that the X200T will come with UWB, so I wonder if those supposed specs from earlier are real?
I'll be at the event to report that actual facts, but here's a leaked photo from an Italian website called NewsMobile and some supposed specs.
Today's leak surrounds the supposed specs for the next Samsung handset in line to receive the Galaxy moniker: the Galaxy Q.
Amazon's smartphone leaks are starting to pile up quickly, and today our own report about some of its 3D features and Android-based FireOS operating system was followed quickly by an extensive report about the phone's supposed specs, complete with pics of the gadget housed in a case designed to keep its final look a secret.
