The latest update for the unlocked Galaxy A53 in the US comes with firmware version A536U1UEU3AVH2. The OTA (over the air) rollout has already reached units on most carrier networks, including AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon, Bluegrass Cellular, Comcast, and Xfinity Mobile. The remaining few carriers should also get into action soon. The build number for the new software package for the US Galaxy A53 unis suggests this update isn’t just about security fixes....

Arun first noticed the problem on the Galaxy Note 8 launched in 2017. Yes, the phone that succeeded the disastrous Galaxy Note 7. Samsung had to recall millions of Galaxy Note 7 units and discontinue the phone after multiple reports of battery explosions. But it appears other models have had some sort of battery problems too. Arun’s Galaxy S6 from 2015 and the Galaxy S10 from 2019 also suffered similar battery swelling....

This promo video has a duration of half a minute, and it doesn’t directly mention the Galaxy S22 Ultra. It does mention the day the device will launch, February 9, along with its siblings, and the Galaxy Tab S8 series tablets. New Samsung promo video teases “Night-Breaking” Galaxy S22 Ultra camera New Samsung promo video teases “Night-Breaking” Galaxy S22 Ultra camera This promo video is filled with hints about the low light performance of the camera, and it also uses the “Break the rules of light” caption....

There are a wide variety of different options from Noco on sale today and you can save up to 40% on them. These Noco charger deals all end today. Which means if you’re going to snag any of them you need to do it before midnight tonight. Prices on models with the discount begin as low as $19.39. And can go up to $699 depending on what you’re looking for. The $699 price for example is for the Noco Boost Max Portable Lithium Jump Starter Box....

Samsung smartphones aren’t getting the latest Google Play system updates Samsung smartphones aren’t getting the latest Google Play system updates Google Play system updates are server-side updates to various Google services that make the core of Android. The Android maker pushes these updates to compatible devices every month. Unlike major Android updates or security patches, these releases don’t require you to do anything. You don’t even get a notification for it....