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The January 2022 SMR (security maintenance release) for the Galaxy S10 series is rolling out with the firmware version G97xFXXUEGVA4. It brings fixes for over 60 vulnerabilities, Samsung confirmed earlier this month. The majority of them were found in Google’s version of the Android operating system. But there are fixes for a few Samsung-specific vulnerabilities as well. This update doesn’t likely bring anything else apart from this month’s SMR though. The Galaxy S10 trio recently received the Android 12-based One UI 4....

The latest update for the Galaxy Watch 4 and Galaxy Watch 4 Classic is a relatively minor release. It doesn’t bring any notable new features or user-facing changes. The watches aren’t even getting a new security patch. They remain on the August security patch, which they picked up last month. But the new update contains some bug fixes and system stability improvements. Samsung may also be seeding some important software optimizations for improved reliability and connectivity....

Gaming Hub is a new feature that Samsung developed for its Tizen OS-powered smart TVs. Debuted earlier this year, the service brings all gaming resources to one place, enabling a seamless gaming experience. It lets you connect to a PC or game console to enjoy gameplay on the big screen. Twitch and YouTube integration further enable you to live stream gameplay. The Odyssey Ark is a monster of a gaming monitor The Odyssey Ark is a monster of a gaming monitor...

This charger has a raised platform where your Galaxy Watch will sit. Of course, it will charge all Galaxy Watch models and not just the newly release Galaxy Watch 5 Pro. Perhaps you could wirelessly charge other compatible devices too, such as wireless earbuds. But if anyone needs it, then that’s a Galaxy Watch 5 Pro user. Because the latest Samsung smartwatch has a terrible design flaw that prevents it from changing through the in-box charger....

Samsung showcased a Slidable Flex prototype at the CES 2022 in January. In its compact form, the device is slightly larger than a regular smartphone. But on the press of a button, the device pulls out additional screen space on the right side, turning the device into a small-sized tablet. It grows as big as the company’s Fold-series foldable smartphones. The Slidable Flex Solo moniker fits this product. The Korean behemoth followed up with another slidable prototype at the Display Week 2022 in May....