There are a bunch of different Starbucks cases available for Galaxy smartphones, along with a coffee mug case (which looks absolutely beautiful, by the way) for the Samsung Galaxy Buds 2. Owners of Samsung Galaxy devices, including the Galaxy S22, Galaxy S22+, Galaxy S22 Ultra, and Galaxy Buds 2, will be able to purchase the Samsung x Starbucks cases beginning June 28. Speaking of the cases, they look like they match the theme of Starbucks....

The small size of smartwatches significantly limits the richness of text input support on them. It’s best done by voice as typing on the tiny screen can be a real pain. This makes the voice-to-text tech a crucial part of these wearables. Samsung ships its smartwatches with its in-house keyboard and voice engine. It does quite a decent job at voice-to-text translation and has been serving millions of Galaxy Watch series users all this while....

The leak (via MySmartPrice) goes on to reveal that the Galaxy Wide5 could be a rebranded variant of the Galaxy A22 5G. The phone will reportedly launch in India under the Galaxy F42 5G moniker. The Google Play Console reveals that the Galaxy Wide5 will sport a display resolution of 1080 x 2009, while the size is unspecified. The smartphone will feature the MediaTek MT6833V processor, otherwise known as the Dimensity 700....

Now, the less expensive TVs up for grabs from Samsung for Black Friday are the older or less advanced models. The difference between QLED and Neo QLED, for starters, is that Neo QLED builds on the foundation of QLED. So it’s QLED but improved substantially. Offerings on the QLED front start at a 43-Inch Class QLED TV in Samsung’s Q60A Series. That’s priced at $497.99, 17-percent off the typical $599.99 price....

According to Lapsus$, they have the “source code for every Trusted Applet (TA) installed in Samsung’s TrustZone environment used for sensitive operations” and “technology used for authorizing and authenticating Samsung accounts”. They also have “algorithms for all biometric unlock operations.” From what we can see, this breach didn’t compromise the personal information of Samsung consumers. And the company did confirm that in a statement to SamMobile. The Korean firm said it has strengthened its security system to avoid future breaches, at least until the next time....