Both displays get plenty of upgrades Both displays get plenty of upgrades Both the main display and the Cover Display on the Galaxy Z Flip 3 got plenty of upgrades this time around. Let’s start with the Cover Display. The Cover Display is now four-times larger, measuring in at 1.9-inches. Now regular math won’t point to it being four-times bigger since the original was 1.1-inches. But it actually is. This larger display means that you can do even more here....

The previous report said Samsung is looking to use MediaTek chipsets in half of the Galaxy S22 FE units. No name was revealed but since the device is expected to come out in Q3 2022 or early Q4, it should have been the Dimensity 9000. The Taiwanese brand is unlikely to announce an upgraded version until later in the year. However, that’s not going to happen. The Galaxy S22 FE will not come in a Dimensity 9000 processor variant, the tipsters have confirmed....

One UI 4 is the latest version of Samsung UI, which the company revealed in a new promo video. Samsung devices will receive this version in the coming months. One UI 4 will have some new cool features and improvements, and one of them is letting users set a wallpaper directly from the Google Photos app. Allowing the ability to choose your favorite wallpaper from Google Photos was one of the most frequent requests by customers....

Perhaps the most surprising part of the deal is the amount Embracer Group is paying for the acquisition – a sum total of around $300 million for everything involved. For Embracer this must feel like the deal of the century. As Square Enix prepares to release at least two of its most well-known IPs, Embracer is adding two established franchises to its portfolio. The deal also includes IPs like Thief, Legacy Of Kain, and more than 50 other back-catalog games from Square Enix Holdings the press release states....

On the Linux operating system, there’s a terminal that works very similarly to the one on Windows, and it can help you in pretty much everything and anything easily. To open up the terminal, you just need to open up the search bar on Linux and type in “Terminal”, keeping in mind that the name can vary slightly. To get to know about some of the commands that can come in handy, check out our tips down below!...