Last week, it was reported that Samsung had plans to launch a new cloud gaming service. This platform would be designed for mobile devices, similar to Apple Arcade. There hasn't been any official word, but a new report seems to support this claim.

Despite being around for years, cloud gaming hasn't quite taken off. But that's not stopping companies from venturing into this industry. In fact, it looks like Samsung could be launching a new one.

Samsung and AMD have been working closely together since 2021, in which the former’s in-house Exynos SoCs will reportedly feature GPU from the latter. Now, some 2 years later, it seems that this collaboration will finally bear fruit and more impressively, won’t be limited to high-end Galaxy devices.

Samsung is in the midst of developing One UI 6, its latest smartphone software OS based on Android 14 which is currently in beta. Accordingly, the tech giant may announce a beta programme for One UI 6 soon for Galaxy S22 series users.

With another new batch of Galaxy devices launching, here we are once again with another voucher code for you readers to use. Eligible for the Galaxy Z Fold5, Galaxy Z Flip5, Galaxy Tab S9 series and Galaxy Watch6 series, you can redeem TNCGALAXY and apply on the Samsung Online Store. It's based on a first-come-first-serve basis, with 150 total vouchers to giveaway. 

While the Samsung Galaxy S23 series was Snapdragon-only, that might not be the case for next year's Galaxy S24 series. Sources suggest that Samsung is already working on the Exynos 2400 chipset, and equip it on devices for selected regions.

Samsung Malaysia today announced the release of the Samsung Galaxy A13 5G in our country, one of the most affordable 5G smartphones in the company's entire lineup. It features a 6.5-inch Infinity-V PLS LCD display with a resolution of HD+ and a 90Hz refresh rate.

Diablo Immortal is possibly one of the biggest mobile game launches globally. Although it has yet to release in Malaysia (coming soon on 22 June), there is news reporting that Exynos devices aren't able to launch the mobile game at all. 

As you may have heard, Samsung got into trouble due to the Game Optimization Service (GOS) app throttling controversy. In order to rectify the issue, the company has announced plans to develop a new Application Processor (AP) exclusively for the Samsung Galaxy phone lineup.

If you have been paying attention lately, more Android brands such as Samsung are promising at least three years of Android OS upgrades. This year, Android 13 will be released in the third quarter of the year and Wccftech.com has listed down all the Samsung Galaxy devices that will be upgraded.