Both displays get plenty of upgrades Both displays get plenty of upgrades Both the main display and the Cover Display on the Galaxy Z Flip 3 got plenty of upgrades this time around. Let’s start with the Cover Display. The Cover Display is now four-times larger, measuring in at 1.9-inches. Now regular math won’t point to it being four-times bigger since the original was 1.1-inches. But it actually is. This larger display means that you can do even more here....

The Galaxy S8 was released back in 2016, and it officially lost its support in 2020, and we were all surprised to see it get some love from Samsung. It seems uncharacteristic of the company, as, while it does offer the best software support for any Android manufacturer, that’s a bit of a stretch. Other phones included the Galaxy Note8 and the Galaxy S8. Now, millions more unsupported phones are getting updates from Samsung Now, millions more unsupported phones are getting updates from Samsung...

As of this writing, the Android 13-based One UI 5.0 stable update for the Galaxy A52 is live for the 4G model in Russia (model number SM-A525F). The new firmware version for the phone is A525FXXU4CVJB (via). Samsung should roll out the update widely in the coming days, covering both 4G and 5G models in more markets, including the US. This update brings plenty of changes to the Galaxy A52. It’s a major Android upgrade, after all....

As of this writing, the stable One UI 4.0 update for the Galaxy Z Flip and Galaxy Z Flip 5G is available in Italy and Switzerland. But it should be only a matter of time before users in other countries also get to taste the new version. One UI 4.0 brings tons of goodies to Samsung’s Galaxy smartphone and tablets. From UI changes to new features and improved apps, we have plenty to look forward to....

Samsung could open One UI 5.0 beta programs in July Samsung could open One UI 5.0 beta programs in July It has already been a couple of months since Google released the Android 13 developer preview. The second developer preview is also now live. These are early builds of the next major Android OS upgrade. App developers and other enthusiasts can test out the new firmware and report bugs to Google for the company to iron them out....