New update for the Samsung Galaxy Note10+ brings September Android security patch

The latest update for the Samsung Galaxy Note10+ (build no. N975FXXU1ASHE) brings the most recent Android security patch to the phone. It's now been updated to the September 2019 version. Aside from that, the update improves the audio quality through wired earphones. This update is 157MB in size, and it has started rolling out in India. We expect it to head to other markets soon. You can check if your unit got the update via your phone's Settings > Software update menu.

Source: GSMArena

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New Pixel 4 leak spills additional spec details

New Pixel 4 leak spills additional spec details

Even with Google trying to get ahead of the story, that doesn't mean we aren't getting any more leaks about the Pixel 4 phones. The new set of leaks show videos (there's a slightly longer video here), photos, and more information about the devices. The video above shows us a closer look at what could be the Pixel 4. These don't seem to stray from what we know from Google so far, but it's still better to take these with a grain of salt. 

The new photos also give us a closer look at the Pixel 4. The one under the cut is said to be the smaller Pixel 4 unit with a white power button, large top bezel for the different sensors housed there, and the screen that shows this device might be running Android 10.

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Google turns Search into a dating app of sorts for shows/movies to watch

Can't decide what movie or show to watch this weekend? Google is helping out its viewers in the US with this new feature. If you are in that country this weekend, search for the terms "what to watch," "good shows to watch" or even specific movie genres like "teen movies from the '90s." A start button will show up in the Top Picks For You carousel. You can swipe right to show that you like the show or left if you don't. The recommendation gets better as you flick through more content. 

Once you do decide what to watch, an info card will appear that shows what services host the given show or film. You can specify what services you use so it can focus on titles that are available there.

Source: Engadget