What is “13 Days of Halloween?” What is “13 Days of Halloween?” PUBG Mobile is having a special event that will countdown to Halloween called “13 Days of Halloween.” It’s a two-week-long livestream event where the company is bringing on guest content creators and giving away cool prizes. It’s a week in already, so you can still be involved. PUBG Mobile is giving away in-game currency (UC) and real-life currency (gift cards) along with some other goodies....

Starting with the Galaxy Note 9, the four-year-old Samsung flagship is receiving the new SMR on both unlocked and carrier-locked variants. The updated firmware versions for the two variants are N960U1UES9FVB1 and N960USQS9FVB2 respectively. The OTA (over the air) update is available on all major wireless carriers in the US. The Galaxy S21 FE, which went official last month after multiple delays, is also now receiving the February security update stateside....

The latest update for the carrier-locked Galaxy S10 trio in the US is rolling out with firmware version G97*USQU6IVC7. We can confirm that the new OTA (over the air) package is available to T-Mobile users. Other carriers should also soon join the party. The update comes with the April 2022 Android security patch. This month’s SMR (Security Maintenance Release) contains fixes for more than 80 vulnerabilities, including a few critical ones....

According to a screenshot posted on the Chinese microblogging platform Weibo, Samsung has managed to move 10.9 million units of the Galaxy S22 Ultra off the shelves so far (via). The Galaxy Note 8, which debuted in 2017 to rebuild the Korean firm’s reputation following the Galaxy Note 7 disaster a year earlier, came closest with a sales figure of 10.3 million units. However, Samsung could never attract as many buyers for its S Pen-equipped Note phones again....

GOS, as the name suggests, is a built-in service that Samsung has developed to optimize the gaming performance of its devices. It essentially throttles the performance of game apps wherever possible for the sake of battery efficiency and thermal management. Unfortunately, it’s enabled by default and there’s no way to disable it. Even if you want to prioritize performance over everything else, you can’t. This is essentially keeping users from exploring the full potential of their devices, which they have paid hundreds of dollars for....