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The Galaxy A51 is picking up the new SMR (security maintenance release) with firmware version A515FXXS5EVA1. As of this writing, the update is available in Latin America. Users in pretty much all major countries in the region should now be able to download the new security patch over the air (OTA), including Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Paraguay, Peru, Puerto Rico, and Uruguay. The rollout should reach other regions, including the US, in the coming weeks....

As of this writing, the February update for the Galaxy Note 10 duo is rolling out to the carrier-locked variants on Xfinity Mobile’s network. But it shouldn’t be long before units on other networks also start receiving the new OTA (over the air) update. You can be on the lookout for a new software package with firmware version N97xUSQS7GVA1, or something along that line. Users of unlocked Galaxy Note 10 and Galaxy Note 10+ phones can also expect to receive the latest security update in the coming days....

We finally get to see the front side of the Nothing Phone (1), along with its uniform bezels We finally get to see the front side of the Nothing Phone (1), along with its uniform bezels If you take a look at the images below the article (one is just a zoomed-in version of the other), you’ll see what seems to be the Nothing Phone (1) render. This design is not all that surprising, though, as it’s what we expected....

Ishan Agarwal reports via 91Mobiles that the Galaxy S21 FE will start from £699 ($925) in the UK for the 128GB variant. Meanwhile, the 256GB version will reportedly have a price tag of £749 ($990). As we’ve learned from multiple sources already, the Galaxy S21 FE will break cover just prior to CES 2022 on January 4. There’s barely any secret left about the Galaxy S21 FE. We’ve already learned about the color variants of the new smartphone, in addition to detailed hardware specs....

The new report also confirms the presence of an X-axis linear motor on the upcoming Samsung flagship. All three models are said to equip this type of motor, which should make for improved vibrations and haptic feedback. Agarwal has also shared some insider information regarding Samsung’s in-house Exynos 2200 processor, which will power the new Galaxy flagships in some regions. The new chipset reportedly heats up, presumably to an uncomfortable level, while playing games like COD and PUBG....