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First spotted by tipster Sudhanshu Ambhore, the BIS recently certified the battery model numbers EB-BF936ABY and EB-BF937ABY for the Galaxy Z Fold 4 and EB-BF721ABY, EB-BF722ABY, and EB-BF723ABY for the Galaxy Z Flip 4 (via). These are the same model numbers that we previously saw on the Safety Korea website. The BIS listings don’t reveal any new information. But we already know that Samsung’s 2022 foldables will not bring massive upgrades to the battery capacity....

The Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 brings major CPU and GPU boosts over previous-gen chipsets. It also boasts the 7th-gen Qualcomm AI Engine for “unbeatable intelligence”. The company also promises improved power efficiency, up to 20% more performance per Watt of power. A dedicated Trust Management Engine, coupled with Samsung’s Knox security platform, ensures the highest grade of security for apps and services. The Galaxy Z Fold 4 and Galaxy Z Flip 4 also feature Qualcomm’s FastConnect 6900 Mobile Connectivity System to enable superfast wireless connectivity, including 6GHz Wi-Fi 6/6E....

With this landmark, the Gmail app is now only the fourth to have at least 10 billion installs. Other apps on the list include Google Play Services, YouTube, and Google Maps. Other Google apps such as Chrome, Photos, and Search could be next to join this exclusive club. As Android Police points out, Facebook will likely be the first non-Google app to breach the 10 billion installs mark. It’s also important to remember that Gmail comes preinstalled on every Android smartphone with Play Services, so it’s not a surprising feat by any metric....

Calling Raxium “an innovator in single panel MicroLED display technologies,” Google’s hardware boss Rick Osterloh said the firm will help the company with its goal of “building helpful devices and services to improve people’s daily lives”. The company believes the five-year-old startup has laid the foundation for future display technologies and will play a key role in its hardware efforts. Google may have just doubled down its AR & VR efforts Google may have just doubled down its AR & VR efforts...

The updated Google homepage welcomes you with a “Meet the new Google.com” card. It then prompts you to sign in to customize the homepage according to your liking. Once you have signed in, Google will let you select the topics that you are interested in by tapping the “Make the space yours” widget. You can select one or more from the following options: Air Quality, Cryptocurrency, Stock Market, Your Top Stocks, Events Nearby, Weather, Trending Searches, Top Stories, Sports, and What to Watch....