The devices that are currently receiving the latest November security update include the Galaxy S10 series, Galaxy Z Fold 2, Galaxy Note 9, and the Galaxy S20. Apparently, the international models of the Samsung Galaxy S20 series have already bagged the November update. Now, it is time for the US variants of the Galaxy S20 series to pick up a security patch. Talking about the update for the Galaxy S20 series, it arrives with firmware version G98xU1UES2DUJ7....

Samsung is also a major player in the entertainment department. The Samsung streaming service TV Plus now offers various types of content. However, it wants to enrich its portfolio with new shows and channels. According to the company’s announcement, it partnered with companies like ITV Studios, Banijay, and FreeSports to bring these channels to the service. Most or all subscribers should be able to access this content. So long as they have a compatible device....

We’ve been following the rumors surrounding this smartwatch for a little bit. It’s expected to have as many as five different variants. Some of them will have a square display while the other are expected to have a circular display. They both look like they’re going to have pretty typical designs as far as smartwatches are concerned. As for the watches’ specs, those details are pretty scarce. All information we have now is speculative....

The theme here is based on Coke Byte. A new drink from Coca-Cola that launched back around the end of April which is supposed to “taste like pixels.” It’s not clear exactly if that’s an accurate description of the taste. What is clear though is that Coca-Cola and SCUF are leaning into the whole pixels thing. SCUF says the peripherals are meant to “encapsulate the retro spirit and vintage feel of old-school gaming....

However, the meeting didn’t include representatives from Russia and China. “In this first round of discussions we did not invite the Russians to participate for a host of reasons,” a senior official said earlier this week. Speaking to The Record (via), an unnamed NSC (National Security Council) spokesperson said that the administration consciously decided not to invite China for the virtual conference. However, there seems to be some hope for future participation by Russia with one official reportedly saying this summit doesn’t “preclude future opportunities for them to participate” in future sessions....