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The Galaxy S23 may launch very early in February next year The Galaxy S23 may launch very early in February next year There have been rumors of the Galaxy S23 launch happening in “early February” next year. But, if the latest information we have is accurate, Samsung is going for the “earliest” day of the month. The new report doesn’t tell us anything else. But we should be looking at the company’s first major in-person event since the COVID-19 pandemic struck in 2020....

The US version of the Galaxy Z Flip 4 has appeared on benchmarking website Geekbench with model number SM-F721U. The listing reveals that the device will feature Qualcomm’s “taro” processor. While the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 is also identified by the same codename, the higher clock speeds confirm it is the “Plus” iteration that will go official tomorrow, May 20th. The new chipset features a triple cluster CPU arrangement with one Super core clocked at 3....

The Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 will fuel the Galaxy Z Fold 4, benchmark reveals The Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 will fuel the Galaxy Z Fold 4, benchmark reveals The device appeared under the ‘Samsung SM-F936U’ model number. It managed to score 1,351 points in the single-core, and 3,808 points in the multi-core test on the platform. Other than its processor, this listing also confirms that the device will ship with Android 12 out of the box....

This appears to be an all-inclusive bundle similar to the Apple One subscription for iOS and Mac users. Under Pixel Pass, one monthly fee would reportedly include a Pixel 6 with an extended warranty, plus Google One, Play Pass, and YouTube Premium and Music. Users will also have the option to tie this with Google Fi. However, the company will also offer a variant with other carrier options. Pixel Pass could be Google’s variant of Apple One Pixel Pass could be Google’s variant of Apple One...

It’s a pretty straightforward feature that lets you mark certain tasks as favorites so you see them first wherever you open the app. Once it goes live, a new “star” button will appear alongside each task in a list. You can tap the button to mark a task as important, which will turn the star blue. You can also “star” a task right when you’re creating it in Google Tasks, so you don’t have to find it in the list and tap the star button to mark it as important....