The Galaxy S22 series dimensions and weight revealed to confirm what we suspected The Galaxy S22 series dimensions and weight revealed to confirm what we suspected The Galaxy S22 will measure 146 x 70 x 7.6mm, and weigh 167 grams. The S22+ aka S22 Pro is said to measure 157.4 x 75.8 x 7.6mm, and weigh 195 grams. The most powerful handset in the series, the Galaxy S22 Ultra aka Note 22 Ultra, is tipped to measure 163....
The relatively small size of smartwatches means there’s only so much room inside them for a bigger battery. But with each newer generation, these devices are picking up new functionalities. This takes a toll on the device’s battery endurance. To that end, Samsung is exploring the possibility of placing solar batteries inside the watch strap. The company filed a patent for an “electronic device comprising solar cells of multiple types” with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) back in July 2019....
The smartphone market is staring at another slowdown this year as the demand has declined globally amid growing recession fears. Various factors such as the coronavirus lockdowns in China, the Russia-Ukraine war, and the inflation crisis have contributed to this slowdown. Research firms have already lowered their shipment estimates for 2022 to levels below 2021. Smartphone makers have also reduced production and adjusted their sales targets. Samsung, which is the world’s largest smartphone vendor, saw this coming early too and reduced its sales target by ten percent, from 300 million to 270 million....
For starters, a new Privacy Info feature lets you quickly check and delete all cookies a website is using. You can access it by tapping on the “Lock” icon in the URL bar. It also tells you whether the connection is secure. A similar feature also exists on some other best internet browsers, including Google Chrome. The latter also notes when you last visited the website. With the latest update, the Samsung Internet homescreen widget shows your recent search history....
The research firm uncovered the security vulnerability during what it calls the Kryptowire Mobile Application Security Testing (MAST). The test found that this vulnerability permitted local apps “to mimic system-level activity and ‘hijack’ critical protected functionality,” Kryptowire said. After gaining access to the device in this fashion, the attacker could theoretically carry out a factory reset, remove/install apps, or even make phone calls. This vulnerability also allows the attacker to weaken HTTPS security via weaker root certificates....
