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....

The National Football League, which is the main governing body behind American football in the USA, is the biggest and richest sports organization in the country, with a net worth exceeding a billion dollars. This success would not be possible without the fans that support, follow and passionately devote themselves to their favorite sport. The 2022 NFL season is just around the corner. While, once upon a time, following sports took some time and effort, today it is as easy as downloading a few apps onto your phone....

According to Google’s updated timeline, the beta’s will begin rolling out next month. There will be two betas, then two more betas with platform stability, and a final release around the end of the summer or early fall. Betas will come out in April, May, June and July of this year. A little interesting that the first beta is launching ahead of Google I/O. So it may not have many new features, as Google will want to save most of that for I/O in May....

These updates are rolling out with version 2021.08.27 of Personal Safety, as noted by XDA. The revelation comes via the Telegram group ‘GooglePixels.’ Users can access the emergency SOS feature inside the app’s settings page. Here, Pixel owners can configure what the power button can do when it is pressed five times. Options include calling emergency hotline services, sharing real-time status updates on their location, remaining battery life, and so on....

It includes titles like Asphalt 9, Minecraft, League of Legends: Wild Rift, 8 Ball Pool, and a few others. However, some of the titles listed under the optimized for Pixel 6 category are not particularly known to push the GPU to its limits (ex: Temple Run 2, Scrabble, etc). As Mishaal Rahman points out (via), the only requirement to have a game under this new list is to add support for the Game Mode API....