Starting with the Galaxy Z Fold 4, Samsung says this phone uses post-consumer materials on its power key, connector brackets around the hinge, and the top speaker assembly. The display connector cap and the physical key brackets are made of repurposed fishing nets. The Galaxy Z Flip 4 also uses post-consumer materials for several components. These include the receiver deco, display connector cap, side key, upper antenna bracket, and dual speaker system....

As of this writing, the Galaxy S10e, Galaxy S10, and Galaxy S10+ are receiving the October 2022 Android security patch in Switzerland. Samsung will soon expand the rollout to the rest of Europe and gradually cover units in other regions. The updated firmware version for the phones is G97*FXXUGHVJ1. The build number suggests the new software package contains more than just the latest vulnerability fixes. Unfortunately, Samsung has yet to reflect this release on its official update tracker....

According to the new report, the new processor bears the model number S5P9865 and is codenamed “Zuma”. Samsung is testing it on a developer board with the code name “Ripcurrent”. The latter suggests it isn’t the Tensor 2 chipset that will power the Pixel 7 series. The Tensor 2 is developed on a board codenamed “Cloudripper”. This points to the Zuma being the third-gen Tensor processor from Samsung, possibly for the Pixel 8 series next year....

When I first heard the announcement that SanDisk was showing off a 1TB SD card at Photokina 2016, I thought “Impressive, but why?” Ok, at first I thought “That’s insane!!!”, who’s going to use a card that big? Then I was impressed. When they announced a 1TB Extreme microSD card at the beginning of this year, though, my thought changed to “Cool, want one!”. The difference, for me, is the form factor....

I’m not really a big astrophotographer, the skies are just too bright around here most of the time. I’ve dabbled with it here and there, but never anything serious. Recently, though, I’ve found myself in possession of the Irix 15mm f/2.4 lens (review coming soon). With a lens this wide (field of view) and this wide (aperture), it was made for astrophotography. So I’ve been experimenting again. So, this video from YouTuber Josh Katz has come along at just the right time for me....