Here's when Galaxy devices get Android 12, Plex adds free holiday channels, Amazon smart switches, and more

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November 16, 2021

If you’ve got a Samsung Galaxy smartphone, you’re probably wondering when your device will get the exciting Android 12 update. Although Google officially released the update about a month ago, it still takes time for manufacturers and carriers to roll it out to all devices.

So when will it reach your Galaxy? The update just started rolling out on November 15 but, unfortunately, it won’t hit every phone immediately—it depends on which Galaxy smartphone you have. Come check out our post with the timeline for yourself.

Other Highlights:

  • Plex just added a ton of awesome holiday channels to its live TV lineup, and they’re free. How’d they know that’s what I was going to ask Santa for?
  • Our very own Josh just tested the Vizio P Series Quantum TV, and thinks it’s a pretty neat gaming TV. Maybe you should pick one up for yourself.
  • Smart switches are one of our favorite bits of smart home tech, and Amazon just launched four affordable options, including some that dim. Neat!
  • … and more! Keep on scrollin’!

-Suzanne

 
Here’s When Your Samsung Galaxy Will Get Android 12


The Samsung Galaxy Android 12 update, also known as One UI 4, is available starting November 15th, 2021, for select Galaxy S21 models. Following months of beta testing by both Samsung and Google, the update is finally here. If you’re wondering when your Galaxy will get Android 12, this is what you need to know. Read More »

 
Amazon Launches Four Shockingly Affordable Smart Switches


You don’t need to spend a fortune on smart bulbs just to bring voice control, dimming, or scheduling features to a room. In fact, smart light switches are often a better and cheaper option than smart bulbs, as they add smart functionality to cheap, “dumb” light bulbs. And now that Amazon is selling smart switches for under $20, I can’t see a reason to keep buying smart bulbs. Read More »

 
Tesla’s Phantom Braking Problem Is Getting Worse


Phantom braking is a normal part of using a self-driving vehicle. At least, that’s the excuse Tesla owners make when their car randomly brakes in Autopilot mode. But over the last few weeks, Tesla owners have experienced a dramatic increase in phantom braking events, leading to tons of new complaints on social media, forums, and the NHTSA website. Read More »

 
Plex Adds Free Holiday Channels to Its Live TV Lineup


Plex’s expansive live TV catalog offers tons of free content from AMC and other premium networks. And now, Plex users can access a total of 200 free channels thanks to the addition of new holiday-focused programming. Read More »

 
TD Pilot Brings Assistive Eye Tracking to the iPad for Fully Hands-Free Control


After years of work, the newly-launched iPadOS 15 now supports eye-tracking accessories for physically disabled users. This feat was accomplished with help from Tobii Dynavox, an assistive technology company that’s now launching the TD Pilot, an eye-tracking and synthetic voice accessory for the iPad. Read More »

 
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Save $360 on a Year of Adobe Creative Cloud With Today’s Deal


Everybody wants to use Adobe apps like Photoshop and Premiere—but not at full price! No worries, Adobe is offering a year of its full Creative Cloud suite for just $30 a month. That’s a 40% discount on all of Adobe’s professional and creative apps, or $360 of savings after a year of service. (And students can get this deal for just $16 a month!) Read More »

 

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Google will release Chrome 96 on November 16, 2021. Your Chrome browser will use more of your system’s RAM, but for a good cause: The back and forward buttons will get even faster. There are many more changes behind the scenes, too. Read More »

 
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