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Introduction A year (give or take) has gone by since Google's release of the first Android version devoid of a sweet name, so you know what that means, right? Android 12 is here - well, "here" on Google Pixel phones and nowhere else, but still. Despite continuing with the 'boring' naming scheme, the company has packed quite a lot of new stuff into this iteration of its mobile operating system, more than we've been used to lately, so we took a deep dive and explore what's new in Android 12 - features that are live today on Pixels and of which some may eventually make it to a few or more other devices running Google's OS. Like its predecessors, Android 12 went through months of iterative development, with a bunch of developer preview builds making way for public betas and now it's time for the 'final' release to drop. While Android 11 didn't really introduce any major groundbreaking features, Android 12 comes with the biggest redesign in

  Introduction Click here for our  full and extensive review  of the Samsung Galaxy A52 5G, which the Samsung Galaxy A52s 5G is based on. We've said it before, and we'll say it again - Samsung currently has a really strong Galaxy A lineup. They took their "Awesome is for everyone" slogan to heart with interesting and fresh designs, as well as good value specs. Better still, the Korean giant definitely recognizes it has a good product on its hands and is now investing even further in extending its life. Particularly the Galaxy A52, which now has a new A52s 5G variant. Technically, it can be considered another generation of the product, compared to the vanilla A52 and the A52 5G, though there aren't too many new changes here. The first two A52 models came out back in March, with the 5G one swapping the original's Snapdragon 720G for a 5G-capable Snapdragon 750G and the 90Hz, 6.5 Super AMOLED display for a 120Hz one. All the while keeping the two devices physical