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The affordable Galaxy flagship is currently picking up the new update in Brazil, with the OTA (over the air) download available for the Snapdragon-powered 4G LTE model. But it should now be only a matter of time before the rollout expands to other regions. You can also expect many other Galaxy smartphones and tablets to join the party in the coming days and weeks. According to a SamMobile report, the new firmware version is G780GXXU3AUH5....

The Korean behemoth has significantly improved its software update game in recent years. Security updates, in particular, have seen drastic improvements in terms of rollout pace. The company consistently beats other Android OEMs in releasing the new security maintenance release (SMR) to its devices first. The story has been the same this month as well. Just a few days into August, Samsung has already rolled out this month’s SMR to over a dozen of smartphone models....

According to the new report, the Galaxy S22 and Galaxy S22+ will feature a 50-megapixel primary camera with a 1/1.57-inch footprint. The sensor has 1.0μm-sized pixels and an F/1.8 aperture. Those specs match perfectly to the ISOCELL GN5 that Samsung announced alongside its bonkers 200-megapixel camera in September. The ISOCELL GN5 uses the Dual Pixel Pro autofocus technology for quick, all-directional autofocusing. The sensor features Samsung’s proprietary Front Deep Trench Isolation (FDTI) technology that enables it to capture and hold more light....

Quick Tap To Snap is exclusive to Pixel 6 users Quick Tap To Snap is exclusive to Pixel 6 users The point of Quick Tap To Snap is to access Snapchat right away without having to unlock the phone; you don’t even have to turn the phone on! All you have to do is tap on the back of the actual phone, and the Snapchat camera will open up right away....

The latest version of the Pixel camera app has a hidden new mode codenamed “Jupiter,” which 9to5Google found while decompiling the APK file. This mode gets a dedicated button to the left of the camera switcher. The icon for it is what catches attention here. It seemingly depicts a foldable smartphone. There’s an arrow running from the back to the front, as well as a dotted line at the center. It appears to urge the user to fold the device....