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The Galaxy S22 may ship with a smaller battery than its predecessor The Galaxy S22 may ship with a smaller battery than its predecessor Based on the provided information, the rated capacity of the Galaxy S22’s battery will be 3,590mAh. The Galaxy S21’s rated capacity is 3,880mAh. That means that the Galaxy S22 will likely have a 3,700mAh battery, while the S21 ships with a 4,000mAh unit. This is not a small difference, 300mAh can mean a lot in the general scheme of things, especially if your phone keeps on dying in the afternoon....

The Galaxy S23 series could let you record 8K videos at 30fps The Galaxy S23 series could let you record 8K videos at 30fps Videos captured in higher frame rates offer more detail and smoother motion. If you have a fast-moving subject, the video will come out better. So Samsung offering a 25 percent faster frame rate for 8K videos on the Galaxy S23 phones makes them better camera tools. However, this is something most people will not even notice....

Samsung is developing a new 200MP camera for the Galaxy S23 Ultra Samsung is developing a new 200MP camera for the Galaxy S23 Ultra According to Ice, the Galaxy S23 Ultra will feature a new 200MP camera. Samsung has already announced two of these gigantic cameras — the ISOCELL HP1 last year and the ISOCELL HP3 earlier this year. Motorola was supposed to debut the former on its Moto X30 Pro earlier this week but the company canceled its launch at the last moment....

Along with these three, Netflix has added many other newly-released Samsung smartphones to its compatibility list. The likes of the Galaxy A04, Galaxy A04s, Galaxy A13, Galaxy A23, Galaxy A23 5G, Galaxy A33 5G, Galax A53 5G, Galaxy XCover 6 Pro, and several Galaxy F and Galaxy M series models have gained official support. These are limited to HD streaming, though. You can find the full list of smartphones and tablets that officially support HD and HDR10 content on Netflix here....

If you’re someone who browses YouTube often, then you may want quick access to the videos within the app. This feature, as pointed out by 9To5Google, was added to iOS last month. So Google is just following suit with the same availability for Android users. There are two possible widget choices and each has their own merits. The first is a simple search bar you can place on the homescreen. Tapping this will take you directly to the search function within the app, and bring up the keyboard so you can immediately start typing in your search query....