The support page for this new update also includes the official changelog. It mentions all the new changes the devices will receive with the February 2022 Google Play System update. Notably, according to the support page, the latest update mainly fixes several bugs related to device connectivity, safety, emergency, system, and more. Furthermore, it also includes fixes for the Play Store’s Play-as-you-go download feature. This latest February 2022 Google Play System update also adds new app discovery, enhancements for Google Play Billing, and new Play Pass and Play Points features as well....

The leaked renders suggest a shift in the design language from the previous model, with Fitbit opting for more rounded edges over the sharp ones. This rounded, softer touch applies to the strap as well. The Fitbit Charge 5 seemingly comes in at least three color variants (see the featured image above). Talking about color, Fitbit is seemingly offering its new Charge wearable with a colored touch screen. The older model featured a backlit greyscale touch screen....

This shouldn’t come as much of a surprise. Fitbit was purchased by Google last year, and the search giant is looking to make the company more of a Google brand. Even though the acquisition was made last year, Google is planning on changing the company’s name to Fitbit by Google. With this change, Fitbit watches will require a Google account With this change, Fitbit watches will require a Google account...

Galaxy S21 FE could go official soon Galaxy S21 FE could go official soon Samsung was initially expected to launch the Galaxy S21 FE alongside the Galaxy Z Fold 3 and Flip 3 at its Galaxy Unpacked event earlier this month. But that obviously didn’t happen as the company wasn’t ready with the device. It had to delay the new Fan Edition (FE) handset because of chip shortage. The Korean firm apparently couldn’t source enough Snapdragon 888 chips from Qualcomm to proceed with the timely development of the device....

The Galaxy Tab S7 comes in 256GB and 512GB storage options, in several color variants. The Galaxy Tab S7+, on the other hand, is available in 128GB and 256GB options in a couple of colors. The two Galaxy Tab S7 storage options are priced at $529.99 and $599.99, respectively. These are WiFi-only tablets, by the way. The two variants are discounted by 27% and 28%, in case you were wondering. The Galaxy Tab S7+ variants, on the other hand, cost $699....