Netflix estimates that there are roughly 100 million “additional households” using the platform in addition to the 222 million households that actually pay for the service. Around 30 million of the additional households are from the U.S. and Canada. This comes in the wake of the platform bumping up its subscription prices. “​​Account sharing as a percentage of our paying membership hasn’t changed much over the years, but, coupled with the first factor, means it’s harder to grow membership in many markets – an issue that was obscured by our COVID growth,” the letter read (via The Verge)....

You’ll be able to see quick snippets of a number of new games that are on the way. Including a few different games that are based on popular shows. Like The Queen’s Gambit Chess, Too Hot To Handle, and Shadow And Bones: Destinies. Not all the new games will be based on a Netflix series, of course. And some of the games won’t even be new. Oxenfree for instance is already available on Google Play and the iOS App Store....

These could be final Galaxy S22 series price for the US These could be final Galaxy S22 series price for the US According to the information shared by the source, the Galaxy S22 will start at $799. The Galaxy S22+’s base model will cost $999, while the S22 Ultra will start at $1,199 in the US. We’ve seen all sorts of different price-related leaks in the last couple of months. Most of them suggested that the Galaxy S22 series will be more expensive across the board....

A new Nothing Phone (1) update improves the camera, adds a new feature, and more A new Nothing Phone (1) update improves the camera, adds a new feature, and more So, let’s talk about the new feature first. Nothing added an option to turn on Google’s Adaptive Battery to intelligently optimize battery life. The company also redesigned the fingerprint verification UI for third-party apps. There are quite a few camera-related entries here....

The Galaxy Watch 4 does not support iOS, and that was to be expected The Galaxy Watch 4 does not support iOS, and that was to be expected That report claims that Samsung basically has no plans to add iOS compatibility to its new smartwatches. At least it doesn’t plan to do that anytime soon. That is a surprise, as the vast majority of previous watches worked with iOS. The software could be the reason why....