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Android security update for January 2022 starts rolling out to the Galaxy S21 series Android security update for January 2022 starts rolling out to the Galaxy S21 series In any case, the Galaxy S21, S21+, and S21 Ultra are now getting this update, in the Netherlands. That’s only the starting point, though, as it’s likely the update will spread to way more countries really soon, within days. The update with firmware version ‘G99xBXXU4BULF’ started rolling out....

This Galaxy S22 leak shows the RAM and colors This Galaxy S22 leak shows the RAM and colors So far, we’ve gotten a lot of information on this trio of phones, and more just keeps pouring in. Samsung’s phone release schedule has been weird for a few years as the company was bringing in its foldables and retiring its Note line. Now, we’re expecting the Galaxy S22 phones to be revealed sometime in January....

The Galaxy S22 series chipset distribution details are in, and they’re quite interesting The Galaxy S22 series chipset distribution details are in, and they’re quite interesting Those of you who live in the US already know that the Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 is included. That’s not the only region with that SoC, not even close. In addition to North America in general, South Korea, Australia, India, South Africa, and the UAE are all getting that chip....

The folks over at iFixit recently tore apart the Galaxy S22 and Galaxy S22 Ultra to determine how easy will it be to repair the new Samsung flagships. Unfortunately, neither device could impress the famed DIY (do it yourself) enthusiasts as they awarded the phones a repairability score of just three out of ten. The publication lamented Samsung’s refusal to include pull tapes underneath the battery. These magic tapes make removing the battery from its safe house much easier....

First spotted by Pricebaba, the Commission’s website lists the model numbers SM-R905, SM-R915, and SM-R925, complete with their respective marketing name. These are the cellular (LTE) variants of the upcoming Samsung smartwatches. The former two represent the 40mm and 44mm Galaxy Watch 5, respectively, while the latter is the Pro model. As expected, these listings don’t reveal any notable info about the new devices. But prior leaks have already revealed a lot about them....