The Galaxy S22 shown here carries the model number SM-S901U. The ‘U’ here indicates that this variant is destined for North American markets. Other information such as the chipset, Android software version, and the processor is also available. The phone is most likely running on the Snapdragon 895 chipset, which is also known as Snapdragon 898. Samsung is reportedly producing this chip by leveraging its 4nm manufacturing process. There’s mention of the Adreno 730 GPU, which confirms that this variant is indeed running on Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 898....

Starting back to last October, Samsung chairman Lee Kun-hee passed away at the age of 78. According to the reports, his fortune is estimated at 26 trillion won ($ 21 billion), that $18 billion of it is the company’s stock. The South Korean government is now seeking to collect inheritance tax from Samsung’s heir family. As a result, the family has decided to sell its stake in the Samsung Group companies to pay government taxes....

The Korean behemoth apparently wants to expand the production of its Galaxy Z Fold and Z Flip series foldables. It aims to sell no less than 25 million units of the next-gen foldable devices in a year. Samsung is further looking to hire 2,200 to 3,000 engineers and researchers for its upcoming R&D center in Hanoi, the capital city of Vietnam. The $220 million research center is on track to become operational next year....

That being said, 91mobiles says that @OnLeaks told them that the Galaxy S22+ may be referred to as the Galaxy S22 Pro instead. Following that, Chun, a tipster, shared some additional naming information. Most Galaxy S22 series phones may feature different names Most Galaxy S22 series phones may feature different names He said that the Galaxy S22+ will indeed be called the Galaxy S22 Pro. The vanilla Galaxy S22 won’t offer a name change, it will still be called the Galaxy S22....

Since this is a Black Friday deal, the savings won’t last long. As Samsung will likely end up pulling the price soon. But more importantly Samsung could simply run out of stock on the item. Normally the Jet Bot Robot Vacuum retails for $599, but for Black Friday Samsung’s deal brings the price down to just $449. Which isn’t bad for all of the features that this thing comes with. And let’s be honest, everyone hates cleaning and if there’s anything you could do to help relieve some of those chores, wouldn’t you want to do it?...