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South Korean regulatory agency Saftey Korea recently certified a tiny battery pack with model number EB-BR900ABY. This power unit should sit inside an upcoming Samsung smartwatch bearing the model number SM-R900, which should be none other than the 40mm Galaxy Watch5. More importantly, this battery pack has a rated capacity of 276mAh (1.07Wh/3.88V). That is notably more than the 247mAh unit that powers the 40mm Galaxy Watch4 (about 11.7% more). Based on this, the entire Galaxy Watch5 lineup — which should include two vanilla Watch5 models (40mm SM-R900 and 44mm SM-R910) and two Watch5 Classic models (42mm SM-R920 and 46mm SM-R930), as well as their cellular variants (SM-R905, SM-R915, SM-R925, and SM-R935 respectively) — should get bigger batteries....

Samsung recently posted a promotional image of the Galaxy S22+ and the Galaxy S22 Ultra on its official Facebook page. The photo also featured the S Pen for the latter. “Pre-order your all-new Galaxy s22 and get up to $200 Samsung Credit. Plus, shop more great phones, tablets, watches, and more,” the caption reads. An identical promotional image containing these two Galaxy S22 phones was also recently spotted in an AT&T store....

The Galaxy A52s 5G, which launched in September last year, has featured in the top ten best-selling 5G Android smartphones list ever since it hit the market. It had topped the chart in January this year and came out on top in February as well. The mid-ranger accounted for 2.9 percent of all 5G smartphones sold globally in the month. Following it closely was the Galaxy S22 Ultra 5G with a 2....

As of this writing, the Galaxy S10e, Galaxy S10, and Galaxy S10+ are receiving the October 2022 Android security patch in Switzerland. Samsung will soon expand the rollout to the rest of Europe and gradually cover units in other regions. The updated firmware version for the phones is G97*FXXUGHVJ1. The build number suggests the new software package contains more than just the latest vulnerability fixes. Unfortunately, Samsung has yet to reflect this release on its official update tracker....

Since this is a Black Friday deal, the savings won’t last long. As Samsung will likely end up pulling the price soon. But more importantly Samsung could simply run out of stock on the item. Normally the Jet Bot Robot Vacuum retails for $599, but for Black Friday Samsung’s deal brings the price down to just $449. Which isn’t bad for all of the features that this thing comes with. And let’s be honest, everyone hates cleaning and if there’s anything you could do to help relieve some of those chores, wouldn’t you want to do it?...