The November 2021 patch is rolling out to the Galaxy S10, Galaxy S10e, and the Galaxy S10+, according to SamMobile. It carries the firmware version G97xU1UES6GUK1 and is available across unlocked models running on AT&T, Bluegrass Cellular, Comcast, C-Spire, Verizon, and Xfinity Mobile networks. In addition to the new security patch, the update also brings the customary suite of bug fixes and stability upgrades. Customers can manually pull the update by heading over to Settings – Software Update....

There’s no mention of any date or an expected timeframe whatsoever in the aforementioned banner. It merely teases the upcoming One UI 4.0 beta program for the Galaxy S21 series. Nonetheless, it looks like the latest iteration of Android OS will arrive on Samsung smartphones sooner than expected. Certainly, a lot sooner than last year. The Android 11-based One UI 3.0 beta program for the Galaxy S20 series last year didn’t open until October....

Images and videos posted on Twitter Monday morning showed a thick cloud of black smoke engulfing the skyscraper after the missile strike. The damaged building with shattered windows is visible in the social media posts. It is being reported that several people have been hurt by this missile attack. However, Samsung confirmed that none of its employees in the office suffered any injury. It released the following statement shortly after the media reports (via): “We can confirm that none of our employees at Samsung Ukraine has been hurt....

According to the Korean media, Samsung is aiming to ship 270 million smartphones in 2023. That’s marginally more than the company’s 2022 target of 260 million units. But, the latter figure was set after multiple revisions. The Korean behemoth originally planned to sell more than 300 million smartphones this year. It revised the target to 270 million units in May after slowing sales amid global economic uncertainty following the Russia-Ukraine war and the rising US-China political tensions....

It’s been about a year since the Pixel Watch was leaked in a series of renders. But since then little has been discussed about the upcoming device. Google, like everyone else, may have been hit by the difficulties of the pandemic which amount to chip shortages and other supply chain issues. Or, a delayed release could have popped up for any number of other reasons. But if the information from Prosser is accurate then it would be just a few months before consumers can get their hands on Google’s upcoming in-house smartwatch....