Rolling out with firmware version A536U1UES2AVF1, the July SMR for the Galaxy A53 5G in the US is currently limited to unlocked units. The update is already available on pretty much all carrier networks, including AT&T, Verizon, Comcast, Bluegrass Cellular, and Xfinity Mobile. Users on the remaining few carriers should receive the update within a few days. The carrier-locked counterparts should also pick up the new security patch soon. While the July update in Samsung’s homeland contained additional bug fixes and stability improvement, the US units only seem to be getting the latest SMR....

Galaxy S21 FE could go official soon Galaxy S21 FE could go official soon Samsung was initially expected to launch the Galaxy S21 FE alongside the Galaxy Z Fold 3 and Flip 3 at its Galaxy Unpacked event earlier this month. But that obviously didn’t happen as the company wasn’t ready with the device. It had to delay the new Fan Edition (FE) handset because of chip shortage. The Korean firm apparently couldn’t source enough Snapdragon 888 chips from Qualcomm to proceed with the timely development of the device....

This announcement doesn’t come as a surprise to us though. We were already expecting this. Samsung implemented the final Android 12 AOSP (Android Open Source Project) in the third One UI 4.0 beta build for the Galaxy S21 series. The fourth beta release was all about bug fixes. So quite clearly, the company is done adding new features or making changes and improvements. All that remains now is some bug fixing and optimizations....

The Galaxy S22 & Tab S8 price tags surfaced The Galaxy S22 & Tab S8 price tags surfaced That being said, this information comes from a tipster who published it on Twitter. According to the information, the Galaxy S22 pricing will start at $899. The Galaxy S22+’s base model will cost $1,099, while the Galaxy S22 Ultra’s will set you back $1,299. In regards to the Galaxy Tab S8, we’re getting three models as well....

According to the noted Weibo leaker Digital Chat Station, the Galaxy S23 base model will equip a power unit with a rated capacity of 3,785mAh (via). This should mean a typical batter capacity of 3,900mAh. That may not seem much for a 2023 phone. But we are looking at a 200mAh increase in capacity from this year. That’s 5.5 percent more battery juice, which is substantial when you consider that the device keeps the same shape and size as its predecessor....