Some Samsung smartphones, powered by the company’s Exynos chipsets, have a high-severity security flaw. The vulnerability can allow threat actors to gain elevated access privileges and embed malware.

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Samsung is not giving up on Exynos chips; in fact, it is coming back stronger next year with new Exynos processors. Recently, the company made the Exynos 2400 SoC official, featuring an RDNA 3 GPU.

With a bit of a speedup in display of the drawn lines, the S-Pen seems like the first worthwhile prosumer level competitor to the Intuous Cintiq; and with portable devices! Certainly not *as good* as ...