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The Share Feature The Share Feature In addition to being able to navigate the web from within Facebook’s mobile apps, you can also share articles and other web pages from within those apps. It has been revealed that this will be rolled out gradually across all of Facebook’s smartphone apps – including Messenger, Instagram, and WhatsApp – but at present, there is no timeline for when we can expect this feature on iOS devices....

The Galaxy Fold is receiving tons of new features and enhancements with this update. One UI 4.0 packs all the goodies that are part and parcel of Android 12. Additionally, we have plenty of tweaks and add-ons from Samsung as well. You can check out the full changelog to find out what’s in store. Some of these features may not trickle down to the Galaxy Fold but most will. The latest update also bundles the December 2021 Android security patch....

Samsung began seeding the August SMR (Security Maintenance Release) to its devices last week, before any other brand. The Galaxy S22 series was one of the first to receive the update, along with the Galaxy S21 and Galaxy S20. The initial rollout for the latest flagships was limited to the European region. But it has now expanded to the US, Latin America, and South Korea as well. Users in Asia can also look forward to it....

The latest Geekbench entry for the Samsung SM-S918B, i. e. the global version of the Galaxy S23 Ultra, doesn’t give us any new information. As usual, it tells us that the phone will run Android 13 out of the box and feature an overclocked Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor. The chipset powering the new Samsung flagships has its single Cortex-X3 prime CPU core operating at a maximum frequency of 3....

First reported by 9to5Google, Gboard beta version 12.3 for Android introduces a new layout for the keyboard app on tablets. The keyboard is now taller and no longer looks like a stretched-out phone keyboard. In portrait mode, the keys get vertical rectangular boxes rather than squares. This makes the touch targets slightly smaller but it’s tablets we are talking about. So that shouldn’t be a problem. Google is making the keys narrower because it has added an extra key to the left of the first two rows: Tab and Caps Lock....