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The October 2021 security update is currently live for the carrier-locked Galaxy S20 units in the US. Notably, the unlocked units have also recently started receiving the latest security patch. Samsung introduced the Galaxy S20 series back in 2020. It came with all the bells and whistles you would expect from a premium flagship device. On the software side, it came with Android 10 out of the box, and later go upgraded with Android 11 with One UI 3....

Samsung Odyssey G9 – $899.99 (reg. $1,399.99)ASUS TUF Gaming monitor – $159 (reg. $199)Acer Spire TC-1760-UA92 – $499.99 (reg. $619.99)ASUS Vivobook S 14 Flip – $559.99 (reg. $679.99)ASUS ZenScreen – $184 (reg. $229.99) Samsung Odyssey G9 ultrawide monitor Let’s just highlight some offerings, starting with Samsung’s high-end monitor. The Samsung Odyssey G9 is a 49-inch ultrawide gaming monitor. It comes with a 1000R curved display, and offers a 240Hz refresh rate....

The contradictions between Google and DuckDuckGo have now reached a whole new level. As Google tries to add new ad targeting methods, the privacy-focused browser DuckDuckGo rises to confront them. The latest update for DuckDuckGo’s Chrome extension blocks Topics and FLEDGE to prevent Google from targeting users with ads. Topics and FLEDGE are a part of Google Privacy Sandbox. The Privacy Sandbox itself is said to be a more privacy-focused replacement for tracking and targeting users by Google....

First Nothing smartphone will become official next month, it seems First Nothing smartphone will become official next month, it seems Nothing teased something happening in March, recently. Perhaps the company plans to start teasing the arrival of this device, or something. Carl Pei, the company’s founder, also published a picture with a Qualcomm exec from MWC 2022. Both companies briefly teased their cooperation on an upcoming device, and it seems like that is a smartphone....

Epic Games and Apple are not getting along Epic Games and Apple are not getting along Things are a little tense between Epic Games, Apple, and Google, as Epic opted to pull its popular battle royale game from their app stores. Instead, it wanted to host the apps on its own website. The company did this to avoid paying the (admittedly high) fees the platforms charge to host games on their platforms....