After recently releasing the Android 14-based One UI 6.0 beta for the Galaxy S22 series, Samsung has now also made the beta available for the Galaxy S21 series. Currently available in South Korea, owners of either the Galaxy S21, Galaxy S21+ or Galaxy S21 Ultra can now test out the new OS.

Samsung just released the latest security updates for the Samsung Galaxy S21 series. That is great if you are looking for a more secure way to protect your devices from malware. That said, what should you know about this security update?

Samsung has released a new variant of the Samsung Galaxy S21 FE in India, this time powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon chip instead of an Exynos one. Launched after months of speculations, read on to find out more about the device.

In our last video, we compared both Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra and the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra. Then we received feedback from you all about how you wanted to see a trio comparison with the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra too! So here you have it.

Google officially launched Android 13 on 15 August 2022 but for now, it is only available on the company’s own Pixel lineup. As for other Android devices, they will only receive the update “later this year”, though many companies have already started rolling out Android 13 beta versions for their smartphones to customers, including Samsung with its popular Galaxy S22 and Galaxy S21 Series.

The Samsung Galaxy S23 series is not set for release until early 2023, but details and specs of the upcoming flagship have been in the rumour mills for a while now. The latest of which is regarding the telephoto cameras, whereby the series will allegedly reuse the same cameras found on its predecessors.

Samsung is seemingly launching a new version of the Galaxy S21 FE soon. A device with the model number SM-G990B2 got spotted last week, and it's said to feature a less powerful chipset than the Snapdragon 888/ Exynos 2100 that the current model packs.

The Samsung Galaxy S21 FE or Fan Edition may well be the last of its kind as the South Korean tech giant is reportedly planning to shelve the lineup entirely. First unveiled in 2020 with the Galaxy S20 FE, if the reports turn out to be true, the Galaxy FE series would have just a short-lived two years life span.

South Korean tech giants Samsung has joined the right-to-repair movement and will allow customers to repair their own mobile devices soon. Announced in a statement yesterday, Samsung is set to launch a new programme that will permit flagship Galaxy devices to be repaired by third-parties rather than just through the company’s in-house repair services.

With the programme, Samsung gives third-party repair companies access to genuine parts, repair tools and visual step-by-step guides for self-repair. In fact, the tech giant is also collaborating with iFixit - one of the world’s leading online repair community - on the programme.

Although it has been quite some time already, Samsung Malaysia has finally confirmed that the Galaxy S21 series is now available for 5G connectivity. As long as Galaxy S21, S21+ and S21 Ultra users update to the latest One UI 4.1 software update, they all can connect to 5G via the YES 5G SIM card.