Samsung’s AI photo editor coming soon to Galaxy S22 Ultra

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Samsung's Galaxy Enhance-X app is an AI-powered photo editor that can remove flaws and boost HDR quality in pictures. The app was launched in beta last year for Galaxy S23 customers, but it will soon be available for other devices, including the Galaxy S22 Ultra, other S22 phones and the Galaxy A series. According to a Samsung community moderator, the app will be compatible with the early 2022 flagship in about 2-3 weeks. The app can be downloaded for free from the Galaxy Store or sideloaded via APKMirror, but it is still in beta. Galaxy Enhance-X offers more advanced editing tools than the stock Gallery app on Samsung phones, and it may eventually replace it as the main image and video editing app.

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Samsung confirms extra year of Android updates

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Unsurprisingly, the rumour that Samsung plans to offer an extra year of Android OS upgrade is accurate. Samsung confirms that the Galaxy S22 series will get up to four generations of Android updates, meaning you get more use out of the phones while supporting the company's sustainability efforts. And as The Verge pointed out, Samsung one-ups Google by offering a year more than the company does for its Pixel devices.

Of course, the extra year of updates is welcome. But you might expect to see differences in feature rollout in older models, given they might not have the hardware to support newer features. Apple is still the leader in offering long-term support, with the 2015 iPhone 6s still getting iOS 15. But we appreciate efforts in the Android space to extend support. Hopefully, other brands will follow Samsung's lead.

Samsung Canada shares Galaxy S22 series' pricing & pre-order details

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The Samsung Galaxy S22 series has just launched. And, of course, the top information you'd want to know is how much they are and when you can get your hands on them.

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Samsung's Galaxy Unpacked event to take place on Feb. 9

If you were waiting for the official date of Samsung's next event, the company has confirmed it will take place on February 9. We can expect to see "the most noteworthy S series ever created," a nod to the Galaxy S22 Ultra getting more Galaxy Note features. The event will stream live on the Samsung Newsroom and Samsung's YouTube channel starting at 10 a.m. EST.

The event might focus on the new Samsung flagship phones. But there are rumours that we might see the Galaxy Tab S8 series at the event, too.

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