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GOS, as the name suggests, is a built-in service that Samsung has developed to optimize the gaming performance of its devices. It essentially throttles the performance of game apps wherever possible for the sake of battery efficiency and thermal management. Unfortunately, it’s enabled by default and there’s no way to disable it. Even if you want to prioritize performance over everything else, you can’t. This is essentially keeping users from exploring the full potential of their devices, which they have paid hundreds of dollars for....

The Galaxy Z Flip 3 teardown begins in a familiar fashion The Galaxy Z Flip 3 teardown begins in a familiar fashion The disassembly of this handset is somewhat similar to tearing apart a regular smartphone, at least at first. You’ll need a heat gun in order to remove the phone’s glass back cover. Once you do that, you’ll need to disconnect the cover display cable, remove some screws, and detach the battery cable....

As of this writing, the Galaxy Z Flip is receiving Android 12 on Sprint’s network. But it shouldn’t be long before the OTA (over the air) rollout hits units on other carriers. You can lookout for an update with firmware version F700USQS4FUL9 in the coming days. The Android 12-based One UI 4.0 update brings plenty of goodies to Samsung’s original clamshell folding phone. We have some UI changes, new features and enhancements, improved stock apps, and a lot more to look forward to....

But I digress. For the sake of celebration, GeForce NOW is 2 years old. And NVIDIA has a lot to show for it. Such as the RTX 3080 tier and launching an official app on LG TVs. The GeForce NOW 2nd Anniversary kicks off with 4 games this week. But throughout the rest of the month of February NVIDIA has a total of 26 games lined up. The GeForce NOW 2nd anniversary kicks off with Dying Light 2 The GeForce NOW 2nd anniversary kicks off with Dying Light 2...

“This file looks suspicious. It might be used to steal your personal information,” the yellow warning banner reads. It appears at the top of the screen. If you’re confirmed that the file is safe, you can dismiss the warning or simply ignore it and continue working. But if you aren’t confident about it, a “Learn more” button will let you find more details about what’s potentially dangerous about that file and how it may harm you....