Just about every laptop has a webcam built in these days, but the quality usually isn’t anything to write home about. Desktop PCs, meanwhile, don’t come with built-in cameras, so you’ll need a separate webcam. And depending on which one you buy, the quality can be just as hit or miss. Your Galaxy phone’s camera […]
Read MoreSamsung’s Game Mode for TVs is quite simply a game-changer. Cringe at that pun all you want, but it doesn’t make Game Mode any less important for console and PC users. Whichever external source your Samsung TV is connected to, whether it’s a console or a PC, it’s highly recommended that you use Game Mode […]
Read MoreA network speed indicator in the status bar is a feature that Galaxy fans have been asking Samsung for over many years. Chinese manufacturers have offered it on their phones for a long time, and its absence on Galaxy devices always stood out a little. Until now, there were two ways to get a live […]
Read MoreOne UI 8.5 gives you more room to customize and tune the look and behavior of your Galaxy phone than you might realize. Some of these options sit right in the stock settings, and some are available through Samsung’s Good Lock app. Here’s a look at a few worth setting up, from the Quick Panel […]
Read MoreHanding over a Samsung smart home device to someone else without first removing it from your SmartThings network can lead to all sorts of issues for both you and the person receiving it. In most cases, ownership-related problems can be avoided by removing the device from SmartThings and doing a factory reset first. That works, […]
Read MoreEagle-eyed One UI 8.5 users may have noticed an addition to the Connected Devices menu on their Galaxy phones: Audio broadcast. It’s not an entirely new feature, but Samsung has renamed and pushed it to the forefront with its latest firmware update. What is it? Audio broadcast lets users stream music or voice from their […]
Read MoreIf you’re a fan of recording videos with filters on your phone, you may have noticed a significant change in Samsung’s recent One UI 8.5 update. With it, the company removed the video recording filter option from the Camera app. The good news is that if your phone is running One UI 8.5, you can […]
Read MoreThe long-awaited One UI 8.5 update is spreading to more Galaxy devices. An increasing number of users are now experiencing Samsung’s latest features and visual refinements. Samsung describes One UI 8.5 as offering “immersive visuals” and “meaningful personalization for a more refined and sophisticated design.” Some of the latest aesthetic changes are obvious the moment […]
Read MoreSamsung’s latest One UI 8.5 firmware update introduced a handful of new accessibility features, one of which could be extremely helpful in certain situations, especially for Galaxy phone users who are sensitive to flashing lights. When enabled, this new accessibility option automatically dims videos with strobing effects to make content more comfortable to watch. Here’s […]
Read MoreSeveral recent leaks suggest that Google’s upcoming hardware, including new Pixel phones and laptops, could introduce a lighting system on the back panel that reacts to notifications, alerting users to important activity. Exactly how Google may implement this so-called Pixel Glow technology remains unclear, but the idea of using extra lights for notifications — especially […]
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