The new update for the carrier-locked Galaxy S20 FE 5G (model number SM-G781U) in the US is rolling out with firmware version G781USQS7FVE2. The official changelog doesn’t mention anything apart from the security fixes for this month. But lately, Samsung’s changelogs haven’t been telling the full story. So we will have to wait for confirmation on that. As for the content of the June SMR, Samsung’s updated security bulletin mentions fixes for more than five dozen vulnerabilities....

A person close to the deal said that it was clear a long time ago that Ye was not in a strong enough financial position to complete the deal ever since popular brands like Adidas and Gap ended their partnerships with Ye over his controversial posts. The news of this deal imploding came hours after Ye was praising the Nazis on Alex Jones’s podcast. “Every human being has a value that they brought to the table, especially Hitler,” he said....

According to the official changelog, Samsung has removed the unwanted pop-up that appeared when you launched an app. It also fixed an issue with the One UI Home, where closing all the Recent apps caused it to terminate and reboot. The fourth One UI 4.0 beta build for the Galaxy S21 series further removes the stretch effect during overscroll, i.e. when you reach the end of a list. Interestingly, Samsung had introduced this effect with the previous beta release....

Yesterday, we got a leak of a new pair of earbuds from the company. They’re called the Nothing ear(1) STICK, and they’re really similar in design to the original earbuds. Though it’s possible that these could be the next pair of earbuds from the company, it’s also possible that they’re a budget-friendly version of the original Nothing ear(1) earbuds. We have a leak of the TPU case for the nothing phone(1) We have a leak of the TPU case for the nothing phone(1)...

According to the latest report by Android Police (via 9To5Google), the latest Android 12’s Material You theme language is now rolling out for the Gmail app via the Google Play Store. Notably, this is not the first Material You update for the Gmail app. Back in September, the update only touched upon the widgets. Fast forward to now, it is now seeding for the entire app, i.e. the theme will take complete effect....