Credit: ANBERNIC The ANBERNIC RG-557 is the company’s first device of 2025, and its most powerful ever. Full specs were revealed at a trade show in Hong Kong, with a Dimensity 8300 chipset. Pricing is expected to be around $205, with a launch date slated for later this month. Last week we got our first glimpse at the ANBERNIC RG-557, which looks like a great alternative to other popular horizontal handhelds like the Retroid Pocket 5. The teaser video showed impressive Wii U and PS2 emulation performance, but now we have a better look at exactly what the device is packing. A user on the Retro Handhelds Discord (via Retro Handhelds) shared the information while visiting the Global Sources tradeshow in Hong Kong. ANBERNIC showcased the RG-557 at its booth, with a specs sheet revealing that it will come with a Dimensity 8300 chipset and 12GB of LPDDR5X RAM. Combined with the 5.48-inch 1080p AMOLED panel and a 5,500mAh battery, it’s by far the most powerful device ANBERNIC has ever released. Check out the full spec sheet below.

Credit: Mishaal Rahman / Android Authority A flaw in Samsung’s One UI 7 lets media from the Secure Folder appear in auto-generated stories. These stories trigger notifications visible outside of Secure Folder, which when clicked, expose hidden photos/videos. Users should disable “Auto create stories” within Secure Folder’s Gallery app settings. Samsung’s Secure Folder promises to be an encrypted space on your Galaxy smartphone where you can store files, images, and more away from prying eyes. Its whole premise is to keep files private and avoid surfacing them if anyone else uses your device by chance. However, Secure Folder isn’t as secure as Samsung promises it to be. We’ve already found one flaw in Secure Folder that lets anyone see which apps and photos you have stored within. Now, there’s another Secure Folder flaw. Sammobile found that the Gallery app inside Secure Folder in One UI 7 can make its contents visible outside of Secure Folder through auto-generated stories. Firstly, the Gallery app inside Secure Folder can automatically create stories from your photos and videos, which sends out a notification to your system outside of the Secure Folder. What makes the flaw worse is that tapping on the notification will reveal all its content, even outside the Secure Folder.

Credit: Joe Maring / Android Authority It looks like Samsung’s One UI 7 release has been paused due to several possible reasons. Some Galaxy S24 owners in Korea reported trouble unlocking their phones after the update. There have also been reports of a major Secure Folder bug and abnormal battery drain. Samsung finally pushed out the One UI 7 update last week, allowing people with last year’s flagship phones to finally get the new software. Unfortunately, the company apparently paused the rollout due to a serious bug. Now, it looks like we’ve got a few possible reasons for the paused release. Tipster Ice Universe has claimed that the update was paused due to an unlock issue facing some Galaxy S24 series owners in Korea. More specifically, it sounds like some users couldn’t unlock their phones.

Credit: Joe Maring / Android Authority It looks like Samsung’s One UI 7 release has been paused due to several possible reasons. Some Galaxy S24 owners in Korea reported trouble unlocking their phones after the update. There have also been reports of a major Secure Folder bug and abnormal battery drain. Samsung finally pushed out the One UI 7 update last week, allowing people with last year’s flagship phones to finally get the new software. Unfortunately, the company apparently paused the rollout due to a serious bug. Now, it looks like we’ve got a few possible reasons for the paused release. Tipster Ice Universe has claimed that the update was paused due to an unlock issue facing some Galaxy S24 series owners in Korea. More specifically, it sounds like some users couldn’t unlock their phones.

Credit: Joe Maring / Android Authority It looks like Samsung’s One UI 7 release has been paused due to several possible reasons. Some Galaxy S24 owners in Korea reported trouble unlocking their phones after the update. There have also been reports of a major Secure Folder bug and abnormal battery drain. Samsung finally pushed out the One UI 7 update last week, allowing people with last year’s flagship phones to finally get the new software. Unfortunately, the company apparently paused the rollout due to a serious bug. Now, it looks like we’ve got a few possible reasons for the paused release. Tipster Ice Universe has claimed that the update was paused due to an unlock issue facing some Galaxy S24 series owners in Korea. More specifically, it sounds like some users couldn’t unlock their phones.

Credit: Joe Maring / Android Authority It looks like Samsung’s One UI 7 release has been paused due to several possible reasons. Some Galaxy S24 owners in Korea reported trouble unlocking their phones after the update. There have also been reports of a major Secure Folder bug and abnormal battery drain. Samsung finally pushed out the One UI 7 update last week, allowing people with last year’s flagship phones to finally get the new software. Unfortunately, the company apparently paused the rollout due to a serious bug. Now, it looks like we’ve got a few possible reasons for the paused release. Tipster Ice Universe has claimed that the update was paused due to an unlock issue facing some Galaxy S24 series owners in Korea. More specifically, it sounds like some users couldn’t unlock their phones.

Credit: Joe Maring / Android Authority It looks like Samsung’s One UI 7 release has been paused due to several possible reasons. Some Galaxy S24 owners in Korea reported trouble unlocking their phones after the update. There have also been reports of a major Secure Folder bug and abnormal battery drain. Samsung finally pushed out the One UI 7 update last week, allowing people with last year’s flagship phones to finally get the new software. Unfortunately, the company apparently paused the rollout due to a serious bug. Now, it looks like we’ve got a few possible reasons for the paused release. Tipster Ice Universe has claimed that the update was paused due to an unlock issue facing some Galaxy S24 series owners in Korea. More specifically, it sounds like some users couldn’t unlock their phones.

Credit: Joe Maring / Android Authority It looks like Samsung’s One UI 7 release has been paused due to several possible reasons. Some Galaxy S24 owners in Korea reported trouble unlocking their phones after the update. There have also been reports of a major Secure Folder bug and abnormal battery drain. Samsung finally pushed out the One UI 7 update last week, allowing people with last year’s flagship phones to finally get the new software. Unfortunately, the company apparently paused the rollout due to a serious bug. Now, it looks like we’ve got a few possible reasons for the paused release. Tipster Ice Universe has claimed that the update was paused due to an unlock issue facing some Galaxy S24 series owners in Korea. More specifically, it sounds like some users couldn’t unlock their phones.

Credit: Joe Maring / Android Authority It looks like Samsung’s One UI 7 release has been paused due to several possible reasons. Some Galaxy S24 owners in Korea reported trouble unlocking their phones after the update. There have also been reports of a major Secure Folder bug and abnormal battery drain. Samsung finally pushed out the One UI 7 update last week, allowing people with last year’s flagship phones to finally get the new software. Unfortunately, the company apparently paused the rollout due to a serious bug. Now, it looks like we’ve got a few possible reasons for the paused release. Tipster Ice Universe has claimed that the update was paused due to an unlock issue facing some Galaxy S24 series owners in Korea. More specifically, it sounds like some users couldn’t unlock their phones.

Credit: Joe Maring / Android Authority It looks like Samsung’s One UI 7 release has been paused due to several possible reasons. Some Galaxy S24 owners in Korea reported trouble unlocking their phones after the update. There have also been reports of a major Secure Folder bug and abnormal battery drain. Samsung finally pushed out the One UI 7 update last week, allowing people with last year’s flagship phones to finally get the new software. Unfortunately, the company apparently paused the rollout due to a serious bug. Now, it looks like we’ve got a few possible reasons for the paused release. Tipster Ice Universe has claimed that the update was paused due to an unlock issue facing some Galaxy S24 series owners in Korea. More specifically, it sounds like some users couldn’t unlock their phones.