Two months ago, I upgraded from my loyal 3 year old friend aka Note 10 Lite to the S22 Ultra (for a low price of 350€ from a trust worthy seller). It's an upgrade yeah, but apart from the way better camera, long software support, and the slight convenience of wireless charging, I don't feel like it's a huge difference. My note 10 lite still delivers even when comparing performance in general. S22 Ultra heats up like crazy and loses performance and battery life because of it. I don't know if it's like that in general because I don't upgrade often but I don't feel like I'm gaining a lot performance wise. For that reason, I still have both and change them up occasionally... Would you consider selling the S22 Ultra for about 400/450€ while it's still relevant, save the money up and maybe wait a few month for the S23 Ultra to drop price or just stick with the 22 Ultra instead, in hopes that updates fix some of those issues?

Looks like the cloud gaming push might play off after all... we'll have to wait and see.

Samsung is an industry leader when it comes to Android OS and security updates. There are only a few Android manufacturers that can match the four years of Android OS and five years of security updates that it provides. Never one to rest on its laurels, the company is now actively considering to expand the […]

Today, Samsung announced it is bringing a new feature to Samsung Wallet — mobile driver's licenses — that will come later this year.

A rumor suggests Samsung is making a single model of the Galaxy Ring in four sizes. It could launch in late 2024 or early 2025.

The upcoming flagship chipset was introduced at Samsung System LSI Tech Day in San Jose, California. Samsung Semiconductor held its System LSI Tech Day...

Source: https://news.samsung.com/global/samsung-showcases-groundbreaking-logic-innovations-at-system-lsi-tech-day-2023

Engadget article: https://www.engadget.com/samsung-galaxy-s23-fe-hands-on-moving-beyond-fan-edition-230013723.html

The Verge article: https://www.theverge.com/2023/10/3/23901275/samsung-galaxy-s23-fe-tab-s9-buds-price-features

• Samsung is launching a new cloud gaming service on its Galaxy smartphones and tablets, with the service possibly reaching "1 billion" Galaxy devices as early as this week.
• The cloud gaming service aims to remove game download times, enabling immediate streaming of mobile games without the need for downloading them from the Play Store or Galaxy Store.
• Samsung plans to undercut the typical 30% service fees charged by other platforms to attract developers to its cloud gaming service.
• The cloud gaming service has been integrated into the Samsung Game Launcher and has received positive feedback during ongoing testing.
• This move follows Samsung's earlier ventures into cloud gaming, including the 2022 launch of Gaming Hub on its TVs, which integrated various cloud gaming services.

I was updating my Samsung Magician software when this prompt came up... Is this for data collection? I'm gonna go out on a limb and say yes... i DO in fact live in a GDPR country.

It appears the exynos this time is better optimized. The original source is not English. But, if you can translate it here, you go: https://www.galaxyclub.nl/samsung/galaxy-s23-fe/

Source: https://www.trendforce.com/presscenter/news/20230911-11839.html

• Samsung unexpectedly released the One UI 6 beta for the Galaxy A54 before rolling it out for the S22 series and Z Flip/Fold.
• The beta is currently available in South Korea and can be accessed through the Samsung Members app.
• New features in One UI 6 include an updated Quick Settings panel, redesigned notifications layout, and modernized camera app icons.
• Disappointed Galaxy S22 owners await their version; a third One UI 6 beta for the S23 series is rumored for mid-September.