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While Samsung could simply be referring to the upcoming Galaxy S23 series, the recent developments open up other possibilities too. The company doesn’t have a K-series smartphone line, so those mysterious devices could launch under an existing lineup. Moreover, they appeared alongside the Galaxy S23 trio. Maybe the Korean firm plans to add a third flagship lineup to the mix, along with the existing Galaxy S and Galaxy Z series. Perhaps a full FE (Fan Edition) line of affordable Galaxy S flagships, as a Galaxy S22 FE doesn’t seem to be coming next year....

Galaxy S21 and Galaxy Note 20 get new Android 13 beta updates Galaxy S21 and Galaxy Note 20 get new Android 13 beta updates This is the third Android 13 beta update for the Galaxy S21 series. Initially released in India, the latest build comes with a firmware version ending with ZVJ6. The update should also be available in other regions anytime now, including the US. In some regions, this may be the second beta update, though....

According to the Korean publication ET News, Samsung is in the process of finalizing the manufacturing plans for the ISOCELL HP3. The company will reportedly split the responsibility between its multiple business divisions. Its electronic component manufacturing unit Samsung Electro-Mechanics will reportedly manufacture 70 percent of the total volume. The Korean conglomerate’s mobile division may make the remaining 30 percent. The Galaxy S23 Ultra could feature the new 200MP camera The Galaxy S23 Ultra could feature the new 200MP camera...

Much like the massive Odyssey Ark that Samsung is launching next month, both the Odyssey G70B and G65B will have gaming hub out of the box. Samsung Gaming Hub is also available on a number of Samsung smart TVs, and is likely to come to even more gaming monitors and TVs in the future. In fact it’s almost a certainty. Samsung said earlier this year that gaming hub would be coming to both current and future smart TVs and gaming monitors....

Samsung reduces smartphone production as sales decline Samsung reduces smartphone production as sales decline According to a Reuters report, a global slowdown in consumer spending has forced Samsung to scale back smartphone production. Major retailers such as Target and Best Buy have warned of a rising inventory as people have started checking on their expenses following a months-long spending spree after the COVID-19 lockdowns. The smartphone market witnessed a boom in 2021 and through early 2022....