Samsung releases its lightest and smallest earbuds yet

Alongside the launch of the new Galaxy Z series foldables, Samsung launched the new Galaxy Buds2, its latest TWS earbuds. These buds are designed for all-day use and work seamlessly with other devices in the Galaxy ecosystem.

Their two-way dynamic speakers promise crisp and clear high notes and deep bass. These earbuds also offer Active Noise Cancellation with three adjustable ambient sound levels. New machine learning-based solutions allow the Galaxy Buds2 to filter out distracting background noises, so your voice sounds clearer on calls. Samsung offers an "Earbud fit test" within the Galaxy Wearable app to make sure these curved-shaped buds fit.

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Samsung unveils new Galaxy Z Fold3 5G, Galaxy Z Flip3 5G

Samsung's newest premium foldables are here. And this time, the Galaxy Z Fold3 5G and Galaxy Z Flip3 5G offer water resistance, a more durable, slimmer, and lighter form factors, and S Pen support (at least for the Galaxy Z Fold3).

Both devices get improved durability over their predecessors. The Galaxy Z Fold3 and Z Flip3 have IPX8 water resistance, allowing submersion in 1.5 deep freshwaters for up to 30 minutes. Both get the 10% stronger Armor Aluminum protecting the hinge and the outer frame and Corning Gorilla Glass Victus protection.

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Skip video chapters on YouTube for Android with a two-finger double-tap

It's now much easier to jump to and from video chapters on YouTube. The Android version of the app has a new two-finger double-tap gesture that lets you move forward or backward on a video you're watching. You can double-tap on the left side to go to a previous chapter or double-tap on the right to go to the next one. We aren't sure if this is rolling out to all devices yet, but we've tried it on a OnePlus 9, and it worked just fine.

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Samsung introduces new 5-nanometre chip for smartwatches

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Samsung is expected to launch its new Galaxy Watch4 at tomorrow's Galaxy Unpacked event. Ahead of that launch, Samsung unveiled the Exynos W920, a processor designed for smartphones and wearables. It comes with an integrated LTE modem, and it's the first chip designed for wearables built on a 5-nanometer EUV (extreme ultra-violet) process.

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