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The brand’s latest accessory though is a transparent back plate for the Steam Deck. This replaces the standard matte black back plate that comes on it originally. And yes, that does mean you would need to remove the factory back and put on the new one. With that being said, the process for doing so couldn’t be made simpler. Thanks to a repair guide from iFixit and numerous tutorial videos. On top of all that, JSAUX even bundles the transparent shell for the Steam Deck with a few extra goodies....

ORIGINAL ARTICLE: Samsung has opened up its Android 13 beta program to a couple more Galaxy smartphones. Users with a Galaxy Note 20 or Galaxy Z Flip 3 can now participate in the beta program in select markets. The company is also beta-testing Android 13 along with its One UI 5 custom software on the Galaxy S22, Galaxy S21, Galaxy S20, and Galaxy A52. The Android 13 beta program for the Galaxy Note 20 series is open in the US....

You can watch the Xiaomi 12S launch event live, via YouTube You can watch the Xiaomi 12S launch event live, via YouTube The event will kick off at 7 PM Beijing time (GMT+8), which translates to 1 PM CET, Noon BST, 7 AM EST, and 4 AM PST. Xiaomi will livestream the event globally via its official YouTube channel, we expect this event to be in Chinese, with included subtitles. Three smartphones are expected to make an appearance, the Xiaomi 12S, 12S Pro, and 12S Ultra....

The language of the phone now determines the language of the WhatsApp application. WhatsApp is currently available in more than 60 different languages, but it is impossible to select the language manually. However, that seems to be changing. According to the information found in the latest beta of WhatsApp by WABetaInfo, a new feature will be added to the app that allows picking a favorite language from a list. The feature is spotted at WhatsApp beta for the Android 2....

Users can access these emotes across YouTube in comment sections and during live chats, though the platform previously allowed individual streamers to offer their own reactions and emotes. Currently, YouTube offers a set of gaming emotes designed by Abelle Hayford, Guy Field, and Yujin Won, with plans to introduce more emotes based on new themes. “We’re starting with emotes created for Gaming but are working on bringing even more themes of emotes in the future, so stay tuned for emotes for even more communities!...