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This information was passed along on Twitter by noted tipster Ahmed Qwaider. What makes the claim interesting is that it contradicts previous rumors that Samsung will offer the industry’s brightest smartphone display on the Galaxy S23 Ultra. We heard last month that the upcoming Galaxy flagship could go up to 2,200 nits of peak brightness, notably higher than the current leader Apple iPhone 14 Pro Max. The latest iPhone model offers a maximum screen brightness of 2,000 nits....

A screenshot shared by the tipster shows that Standard is the recommended profile and likely comes default. It offers a balanced performance with no throttling of processing speed. “Provides the recommended balance between processing speed, battery life, and cooling efficiency,” Samsung explains the Standard profile. It will likely automatically optimize the performance to give you the best experience while ensuring you aren’t losing too much battery or the device isn’t getting too hot....

Following the recent rumors, Twitter user Alvin (@sondesix) posted a tweet saying they hope Samsung will keep the rotating bezel on the Galaxy Watch 5 Pro and that it will be a big upgrade over the previous-gen Galaxy Watch. Responding to that tweet, Ice Universe said, “unfortunately, the Galaxy Watch 5 Pro will disappoint you.” The Galaxy Watch 5 Pro may not use a rotating bezel The Galaxy Watch 5 Pro may not use a rotating bezel...

The Galaxy Z Fold 4 and Galaxy Z Flip 4 are currently receiving Android 13 in Samsung’s homeland South Korea, SamMobile reports. The new firmware version for the former in the country is F936NKSU1BVK5, while that for the latter is F721NKSU1BVK5. The latest foldable smartphones are also getting the November security patch with this release. But Android 13 is still the biggest attraction here. After all, it brings tons of new features and improvements to the devices....

Along with these three, Netflix has added many other newly-released Samsung smartphones to its compatibility list. The likes of the Galaxy A04, Galaxy A04s, Galaxy A13, Galaxy A23, Galaxy A23 5G, Galaxy A33 5G, Galax A53 5G, Galaxy XCover 6 Pro, and several Galaxy F and Galaxy M series models have gained official support. These are limited to HD streaming, though. You can find the full list of smartphones and tablets that officially support HD and HDR10 content on Netflix here....