TL;DR Samsung is rolling out hardware blockchain wallet support to its Galaxy devices. The update allows those who trade multiple virtual assets to import and manage them from the Samsung Blockchain Wallet. The Wallet is compatible with the likes of Bitcoin and Ethereum and can also access DApps. Samsung is bringing hardware blockchain wallet support to its Galaxy devices. The update will allow those who trade virtual assets from third-party wallets to do so from the Samsung Blockchain Wallet on their devices.

During its financial report, Snap announced plans to launch a major user interface overhaul of the Snapchat app, in order to make it easier to use and hopefully get more people to download and try its social network. That UI revamp started rolling out last week to a small set of users, and more will be able to get it in the coming weeks. Another part of Snap’s third quarter financial report didn’t get as much media attention, but is perhaps more important in the long run.

As foldable phones slowly become more commonplace, we’re starting to see new concept devices aiming to solve problems still unsolved by non-foldable rectangles. The Galaxy Fold gets bigger. The Galaxy Z Flip gets smaller. And TCL, well, TCL has lots of ideas. We’ve already seen a variety of weird foldable concepts from TCL, like the bifold, DragonHinge, and others. But we just got a sneak peek of a new concept that really has our attention.

Oliver Cragg / Android Authority The best controller for PC isn’t an easy choice to make, especially given the variety of options out there today. Gaming controllers may not be the best fit for all games, but they sure are a really fun way to play anyway. They’ve evolved a lot over the years, and right now is a really good time to grab a controller for your PC, thanks to the sheer number of options available, covering different price points.

Supplied by Sony The Sony Xperia 1 III is a fine phone on paper, packing a 120Hz 4K screen, nifty audio technology, and a variable zoom camera in its rear array. However, all this tech is slapped into a phone with a price that’s well above the $1,000 mark. At $1,299, the Xperia 1 III isn’t as expensive as the $2,500 Xperia Pro, but it’s not what we’d consider cheap. But we really wanted to know what readers think.

You may have heard of the term “rooting your phone” and you may have seen that some apps on the Google Play Store require “root” access to work. But what is root? What is “rooting” your phone and why would you do it? Let’s find out! The majority of operating systems including Windows, OS X and Linux have the concept of system privileges where processes, and therefore users, run at different privilege levels which determine what the process is allowed or prohibited from doing.

Along with the high-end Nexus 6P, Google also launched the spiritual successor of the Nexus 5, manufactured once again by LG. The aptly named Nexus 5X brought with it everything that made the original so popular, of course with updated specifications, new features, including a fingerprint scanner, and a far superior camera, all while retaining a budget-friendly price tag. If the higher price point or the larger size of the premium Nexus smartphone is a problem, the Nexus 5X is a fantastic alternate to enjoy the best of what Google has to offer.

Apple’s AirPods Pro seem to have the AirPods (2019) outmatched in nearly every way. Active noise-cancelling (ANC), improved battery, and a better fit leave the AirPods Pro feeling miles ahead for iPhone owners, and even make an okay choice for Android users. The real question is whether or not the AirPods Pro ($249) are worth the steep asking price, or if the AirPods ($159) deliver better value for your money. Find out in this Apple AirPods Pro vs AirPods comparison.

Stadia Pro discounts change every month or so, and now that the library is bigger there are typically at least five AAA titles on sale. We have a hub with the full list of all Google Stadia games and prices, but we’ve listed the current Stadia Pro sales below. They might not match the cheapest prices on Steam, but the games can be played instantly without ever having to wait for downloads or updates!

The display is, for most users, the most important component of mobile devices. It’s no wonder that people love to pick favorites and then proceed to endlessly argue about which technology is better. For the proponents of AMOLED, the display technology championed by Samsung and used in superstar devices like the Galaxy S series, one issue is especially controversial: RGB vs PenTile. Both terms refer to the arrangement of the subpixels that make up each pixel on an AMOLED screen.