The Android 13-based One UI 5.0 update for the Galaxy S21 trio came with the October security patch in most countries. The company introduced the November SMR (Security Maintenance Release) with a separate update a week or so after the big release. Now, having updated both carrier-locked and unlocked Galaxy S21 units in the US to the new Android version, the Korean behemoth has released the November SMR stateside as well....
The European units of the Galaxy Z Flip 3 are picking up the August SMR (Security Maintenance Release) with firmware version F711BXXU2CVG8. This build number suggests the device may be getting more than just the latest vulnerability fixes. While we don’t have a changelog handy to confirm that, there’s little hope the device is gaining any new features or user-facing changes. There may be some performance optimizations at best. Samsung would introduce a few new features to its foldables with One UI 4....
Durability has always been one of the biggest questions about foldable smartphones. The folding nature of these phones, which require movable parts and some open spaces within, makes them vulnerable to dust and water damage. The plastic-made flexible screen is also more prone to scratches than a glass screen used on conventional smartphones. Samsung tried to address as many of these concerns as possible with the Galaxy Z Fold 3 and Galaxy Z Flip 3....
According to the tweet, the Google Clock app will be getting a notable update pretty soon that will add some nice functionality to the app. The most notable new feature will be the ability to schedule alarms. When you set an alarm now, it’s set to either go off that day or on a certain day in the week that you indicate. However, there was never the option to set an alarm for a specific date later in the month....
Drive audit logs will show when external users affect your files Drive audit logs will show when external users affect your files Understandably, when you own a Drive for your business, you’d want to share your files for others to view. However, you’d also want to know just what everyone is doing with those files. If you share your files purely for viewing purposes, then, ostensibly, no one should be copying or moving them....
