Author: Anas Ali

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Anas Ali is a technology writer and editor at TechInKey, covering the latest developments in AI, smartphones, gadgets, software, apps, and digital technology. He focuses on creating clear, useful, and up-to-date content that helps readers understand new products, emerging technologies, and important technology trends.

Samsung has published the details of its November 2026 security maintenance release for Galaxy phones and tablets, and it is one of the larger monthly patches of the year: fixes for more than 160 vulnerabilities across Android, Samsung’s own software and its Exynos hardware. The rollout itself has not started yet — Samsung says eligible devices will begin receiving it in the coming days — but the contents are now official. Here is what the update fixes and when your Galaxy is likely to get it. Key Takeaways The patch combines Google’s November Android fixes with 24 Samsung-specific vulnerabilities (SVEs)…

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Google has published the Android Security Bulletin for November 2026, and it is a month worth paying attention to. The bulletin fixes a critical remote code execution flaw that needs no user interaction at all, formally lists the much-discussed ‘SMS of Death’ bug as a Critical vulnerability, and ships in the usual two patch levels — 2026-11-01 and 2026-11-05 — which are not the same thing. Here is what is fixed, which Android versions are covered, and how to check where your phone stands. Key Takeaways The most severe flaw is CVE-2026-58868, a Critical Framework vulnerability that could allow remote…

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WhatsApp is quietly switching on a feature that makes the most useful parts of a chat tappable. Called Smart Text Actions (also described as message text actions), it spots phone numbers, dates, times, email addresses and physical addresses inside your conversations, marks them with a dotted underline, and offers a shortcut the moment you tap — no more copying a number into the dialer or pasting an address into Maps by hand. The catch, stated up front: this is a gradual rollout reported by WABetaInfo, not an official WhatsApp announcement. It is live now for some users on the latest…

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Samsung’s One UI 9 — its Android 17 software — is no longer a launch-day exclusive for the newest foldables. The wider rollout began with the Galaxy S26 series in September 2026 and is now working its way down the range. Samsung Japan has published the clearest official schedule so far, and while the dates are Japan’s, they are the best guide available for everyone else. Here is the schedule, what it does and does not promise, and how to check whether your Galaxy is due. Key Takeaways The rollout began with the Galaxy S26 series in September 2026 and…

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