Previously, we reported that a 5G version of the popular Samsung Galaxy A23 may be set for launch soon as various leaks and alleged renders of the device has surfaced online. Now, it seems that the smartphone is closer to release as it was spotted on a Geekbench 5 listing, which even revealed some of its specs.

As the naming scheme goes, the next Samsung Galaxy S series flagship would most probably be called the Samsung Galaxy S23 series. It's normal to expect some upgrades but there is new rumour news that the telephoto camera could stay the same.

Samsung has partnered with Starbucks in South Korea to launch some eye-catching cases for the Galaxy S22 series and the newer Galaxy Buds. They range from a receipt-inspired strap to a coffee cup-like design. If you're a fan of the coffeehouse chain, there must be one you would like to get!

Welcome back TechNavers and NewsByters, in this issue of TechNave NewsBytes 2022 #3 we have the following articles for you: 

Samsung was the first to announce a 200MP smartphone camera sensor, and it's quick to give it an upgrade. Today, the Korean tech giant announces the new ISOCELL HP3 as its revamped 200MP sensor with "industry's smallest pixel" at just 0.56 μm.

When we buy smartphones, most of us have different uses for them in mind. For example, if you want to play mobile games you'll buy a fancy gaming phone. And if you want to take good pictures, you get a phone that can help you capture the best shots.

In that sense, the Samsung Galaxy S22 series smartphones are great options. If you recall, we previously released an article discussing its Nightography capabilities. This makes the Galaxy S22 smartphones great for night photography, which is one of their key selling points. But what makes it better in this area? We take a look at the top features of the Samsung Galaxy S22 series for the ultimate Nightography.

Samsung is said to start the mass production for its 3nm chips next week. If it did happen, the Korean tech giant would be ahead of TSMC, which has announced that its production will only start in the second half of 2022. 

Samsung has launched a new entry-level smartphone in India today. The new Galaxy F13 gets powered by the company's Exynos 850 SoC and packs a large 6,000mAh battery. Let's read on to find out what else the device serves to the table!

South Korean tech giant Samsung is reportedly having difficulties selling its extensive range of smartphones due to the market demand being lower than expected. So much so in fact, that the company has approximately 50 million of unsold smartphones in its stock currently.

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.