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According to reports, the launch of Samsung's alleged upcoming Galaxy S21 FE smartphone has been delayed due to the ongoing global shortage of chipsets.

Reports: Samsung Galaxy S21 FE delayed due to chip shortage

According to reports, the launch of Samsung's alleged upcoming Galaxy S21 FE smartphone has been delayed due to the ongoing global shortage of chipsets. Reports reveal that the launch date has been postponed from early August to October, and that the device will be released with limited availability. The alleged Galaxy S21 FE is supposed to be an affordable version of the flagship S21 series, launched in January this year.

The OnePlus 9 comes with a 48MP primary sensor, a 50MP Ultra-wide sensor and a 2MP Monochrome sensor. OnePlus' partnership with camera-maker Hasselblad also brings some colour science magic to enhance pictures taken with the OnePlus 9. But is all that enough to compete with the Samsung Galaxy S21+'s 12MP primary sensor, 12MP Ultra-wide sensor and 64MP Telephoto sensor? Watch our in-depth camera comparison, setting the OnePlus 9 vs the Samsung Galaxy S21+ to find out.

Camera Comparison: OnePlus 9 vs Samsung Galaxy S21+

The cameras on our smartphones have become a very important part in deciding what device we pick, so keeping that in mind, we've put two smartphones in a head-to-head--the OnePlus 9 and the Samsung Galaxy S21+. They both pack in some pretty special hardware, so watch this camera shootout to find out which one comes out on top!

The OnePlus 9 comes with a 48MP primary sensor, a 50MP Ultra-wide sensor and a 2MP Monochrome sensor. OnePlus' partnership with camera-maker Hasselblad also brings some colour science magic to enhance pictures taken with the OnePlus 9. But is all that enough to compete with the Samsung Galaxy S21+'s 12MP primary sensor, 12MP Ultra-wide sensor and 64MP Telephoto sensor? Watch our in-depth camera comparison, setting the OnePlus 9 vs the Samsung Galaxy S21+ to find out.

Samsung has reportedly pushed improvements to the camera performance of its Galaxy S21 series with a new update. 

Samsung upgrades camera performance on Galaxy S21 series with latest update 

Samsung has reportedly pushed improvements to the camera performance of its Galaxy S21 series with a new update.

Samsung has reportedly pushed improvements to the camera performance of its Galaxy S21 series with a new update. The flagship series is also receiving the May 2021 Android security patch as part of the update. Reports say the update is 1.2GB in size, and has begun rolling out to users in Europe.

This is the unboxing of the brand new Samsung Galaxy S21+ 5G.
Since this one is the box for the phantom violet variant, it's got the big purple 'S' on the front. You'll notice the box is quite slim compared to last year S-series--that's because this one is missing a key feature we'll get into later!
Inside the box you'll first get the S21+ 5G in all its violet glory. Let's boot it up and keep it aside for now, and see what else we get in the box.
This second box has on it the SIM ejector tool, and inside it, you'll find a USB Type-C to Type-C cable. Along with that there's some paperwork for the Quick Start Guide and Warranty Card, and...well, nothing else.
The box is a similar story--there's nothing else in there, not even a charging adapter, and that's why it's so compact this time.
The smooth matte texture on the back looks really good, and it's contrasted very nicely with the gold camera housing and sides.
This is it! The Samsung Galaxy S21+ 5G, with a large 6.7-inch FHD+ display, that runs at a maximum 120Hz refresh rate!
The screen is flat, unlike the one on the S21 Ultra, and its protected by Gorilla Glass Victus.
There's also Android 11 at hand, with Samsung's One UI 3.1 on board, making the whole experience buttery smooth.
On the back, there's a triple camera setup, with a 12MP ultrawide sensor, 12MP wide angle camera, and a 64MP telephoto lens that offers up to 30x Space Zoom!
On the front, there's a 10MP selfie camera that so far seems to take some decent selfies, but we'll save the results for our full in-depth review!
Down here at the bottom of the phone you'll notice the SIM card slot, Type-C port and the loudspeaker.
Priced at ₹81,999 for this 128GB storage variant, the S21+ 5G comes powered by the latest Exynos 2100 chipset and a 4,800mAh battery, so it should be interesting to see everything that this new flagship is capable of! Do watch out for our upcoming in-depth full review of the Samsung Galaxy S21+ 5G, right here on editorji!

Samsung Galaxy S21+ 5G Unboxing: 'adapting' to the future!

Samsung's Galaxy S21+ 5G packs in some great specs, including an Exynos 2100 chip, and a 64MP sensor on the triple rear cameras, but the box seems lighter than ever! Find out why in this unboxing video!

This is the unboxing of the brand new Samsung Galaxy S21+ 5G.
Since this one is the box for the phantom violet variant, it's got the big purple 'S' on the front. You'll notice the box is quite slim compared to last year S-series--that's because this one is missing a key feature we'll get into later!
Inside the box you'll first get the S21+ 5G in all its violet glory. Let's boot it up and keep it aside for now, and see what else we get in the box.
This second box has on it the SIM ejector tool, and inside it, you'll find a USB Type-C to Type-C cable. Along with that there's some paperwork for the Quick Start Guide and Warranty Card, and...well, nothing else.
The box is a similar story--there's nothing else in there, not even a charging adapter, and that's why it's so compact this time.
The smooth matte texture on the back looks really good, and it's contrasted very nicely with the gold camera housing and sides.
This is it! The Samsung Galaxy S21+ 5G, with a large 6.7-inch FHD+ display, that runs at a maximum 120Hz refresh rate!
The screen is flat, unlike the one on the S21 Ultra, and its protected by Gorilla Glass Victus.
There's also Android 11 at hand, with Samsung's One UI 3.1 on board, making the whole experience buttery smooth.
On the back, there's a triple camera setup, with a 12MP ultrawide sensor, 12MP wide angle camera, and a 64MP telephoto lens that offers up to 30x Space Zoom!
On the front, there's a 10MP selfie camera that so far seems to take some decent selfies, but we'll save the results for our full in-depth review!
Down here at the bottom of the phone you'll notice the SIM card slot, Type-C port and the loudspeaker.
Priced at ₹81,999 for this 128GB storage variant, the S21+ 5G comes powered by the latest Exynos 2100 chipset and a 4,800mAh battery, so it should be interesting to see everything that this new flagship is capable of! Do watch out for our upcoming in-depth full review of the Samsung Galaxy S21+ 5G, right here on editorji!

According to reports, Samsung predicts that its new Galaxy S21 lineup is set to see similar sales numbers as last year's Galaxy S20 series.

Samsung expects S21 lineup sales to be similar to S20 series

According to reports, Samsung predicts that its new Galaxy S21 lineup is set to see similar sales numbers as last year's Galaxy S20 series. While Samsung predicts that it will sell 26 million units for the new S series, reports quoting sources say people will not be able to visit offline stores as much, resulting in lowered sales. Moreover, reports indicate that Samsung underestimated the demand for the S21 Ultra, that caused a shortage in supply and missed sales.

Latest reports indicate that Samsung's Galaxy S21 4G models have received Bluetooth SIG certification, hinting that they may be launched in non-5G regions worldwide. 

Reports: Samsung Galaxy S21 4G models get Bluetooth SIG certification

Latest reports indicate that Samsung's Galaxy S21 4G models have received Bluetooth SIG certification, hinting that they may be launched in non-5G regions worldwide.

Latest reports indicate that Samsung's Galaxy S21 4G models have received Bluetooth SIG certification, hinting that they may be launched in non-5G regions worldwide. Samsung's Galaxy S21 5G models were launched in India on January 14, and feature the 5G-ready Exynos 2100 chipset, at a starting price tag of ₹69,999.

Samsung has launched its latest generation Galaxy S21 and S21+ smartphones at its Galaxy Unpacked event. 

Samsung Galaxy S21, S21+ launched: full specs, price & features

Samsung has launched its latest generation Galaxy S21 and S21+ smartphones at its Galaxy Unpacked event.

Samsung has launched its latest generation Galaxy S21 and S21+ smartphones at its Galaxy Unpacked event. Both run on the new Exynos 2100 chipset in India and up to 8GB RAM with either 128GB or 256GB of internal storage. While the S21 sports a 6.2-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X 120Hz Infinity-O display, the larger S21+ gets a 6.7-inch screen, but both get a 2400x1080 resolution. There's a triple rear camera setup on the back of both devices, that houses a 64MP telephoto sensor, a 12MP ultra wide lens and a 12MP wide-angle sensor, with the telephoto unit offering up to 30x Space Zoom. The front camera is a 10MP sensor, and both devices get Gorilla Glass Victus and an IP68 water and dust resistance rating. The S21 sports a 4,000mAh battery, while the S21+ houses a 4,800mAh battery. It's worth noting these are the first Galaxy S series devices to not get a charging adapter in the box. Pricing starts from ₹69,999 for the S21 for its 128GB model, and the S21+ starts from ₹81,999. Both go up for pre-order from January 15, and go on sale from January 29.

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