The rumor passed along on Twitter is scarce in detail. It simply states that Samsung plans to replace the existing telephoto sensor with a new solution on the Galaxy S24 Ultra. There’s no clarity regarding what will change. But the wording suggests we are in for a whole new sensor employing a different zoom mechanism than what the current Galaxy flagships have. A mere resolution upgrade shouldn’t be a major talking point....
Now, this survey was among about 3,014 people that aged between 16 and 74. So hardly the most scientific survey out there, but then again, most surveys aren’t very scientific. The survey found that 68% found Netflix to be a “must have” service. On that same question, YouTube was 69% and Spotify was 75%. Now YouTube doesn’t matter a whole lot, since there is a free version of YouTube – though I would really recommend getting YouTube Premium....
Leak reveals more details about the Galaxy S23 official cases Leak reveals more details about the Galaxy S23 official cases According to Blass, Samsung will offer two transparent cases for the Galaxy S23 and Galaxy S23+ — Clear Case and Clear Gadget Case. The Galaxy S23 Ultra will only get the latter, though. All three models will get a Leather Cover in Camel, Black, and Green colors. There will also be a Rugged Gadget Case in Black for all three models....
There are currently no beta releases available for YouTube Music and TV. However, 9to5Google claims that joining the beta takes an awfully long time, reportedly keeping them stuck on the “Joining beta…” page for a few hours. It’s unclear if this is a common occurrence or just an isolated incident. Users can either join the beta on mobile or on the web using the dedicated Play Store beta links for YouTube Music and YouTube TV....
Rewind also includes cameos from some of the top YouTube creators. Although this annual video series will no longer exist, the YouTube Creators Twitter page said it will offer a “different and updated kind of experience.” Notably, YouTube did not publish a Rewind video for 2020, considering the situation around the pandemic. The company said the decision was taken based on how the year was “different” than years past. The announcement by the company now confirms that there won’t be another annual YouTube Rewind video in the future....
