Samsung has scored a court win over the Galaxy S22 throttling saga. But it was still found guilty of deceptive labeling and ...

If you buy through a BGR link, we may earn an affiliate commission, helping support our expert product labs. Galaxy S22 users discovered a few days ago that an app installed on the phone to ...

Chief among them is the Galaxy S22 processor throttling issue buyers discovered in early March. Users found that a built-in Galaxy S22 app that you can’t turn off will reduce the phone’s ...

A Seoul court ruled against Galaxy S22 smartphone users who filed a class-action lawsuit against Samsung Electronics, claiming the company deliberately limited gaming performance without a disclosure.

Update: Samsung has admitted it has been throttling some "game apps" and has said it will release an update that will let owners "control the performance." Your Samsung Galaxy S22 may not be ...

Several Korean users on the Samsung community forums have confirmed their Galaxy S22 devices are now receiving a new software update to fix problems related to thermal throttling on the flagship ...

Samsung just dodged a major legal blow over its Galaxy S22 lineup. A Seoul court has ruled on a class-action lawsuit filed by ...

The throttling app affected a number of Samsung Galaxy devices. Despite initial reporting claiming otherwise, the company's latest Galaxy S22 smartphones were included too.

The Galaxy S22 is not the only Android phone to experience throttling issues. Last July, OnePlus was caught secretly slowing the performance of its OnePlus 9 phones. Users called out the ...

Samsung's chief executive officer has apologized for the recent controversy around Galaxy S22 smartphone performance being limited by a preinstalled app. During the South Korean tech giant's ...

Samsung has avoided paying damages in a major lawsuit over performance throttling in its Galaxy S22 smartphones, despite a South Korean court acknowledging the company misled consumers. The Seoul ...

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