Urgent.News

What's breaking now, across thousands of outlets.

Tech

The Galaxy S27 Pro could solve Samsung’s biggest problem — if it fixes these 5 things

This could be a huge moment for Galaxy flagships.

The Galaxy S27 Pro could solve Samsung’s biggest problem — if it fixes these 5 things

The Galaxy S27 Pro could be Samsung's solution to its most pressing issue, according to recent rumors. The device is expected to debut in the Galaxy S27 series early 2027, following a similar redesign of the Galaxy S27 Ultra. Unlike its larger counterpart, the S27 Pro will occupy a smaller form factor. This development is particularly exciting to many, as Samsung's non-Ultra phones have struggled with identity issues since the launch of the Galaxy S23 series.

The Galaxy S23 Plus has always occupied an awkward position within the lineup, being priced too high and lacking the premium features found in the Ultra model. With no room for a fourth model between the current Plus and Ultra phones, the S27 Plus will likely be replaced by the S27 Pro. This development is met with great enthusiasm, as it promises to address one of Samsung's most significant challenges.

Written by urgent.news from Android Authority's reporting — not their text. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.

This story

This is one outlet's version. Read the fullest account.

Read the original at androidauthority.com →

More in Tech

OGDC Finds New Fuel Reserves in Sindh

The Oil and Gas Development Company Limited (PSX: OGDC) has announced a new oil and gas discovery at the Bobi … Read More The post OGDC Finds New Fuel Reserves in Sindh appeared first on ProPakistani…

# How enabling cross-origin isolation silently broke our multi-threaded WASM image compressor

A production postmortem. We shipped browser-side image compression (Rust → WASM + WebGPU), turned on cross-origin isolation for speed, and watched every format crash with compression worker crashed .

  • Enabling cross-origin isolation (COI) broke multi-threaded WASM image compressor
  • Nested workers blocked by COEP and CORP headers, causing compression worker crashes
  • Fix involved decoupling COI from threading, explicit opt-in for threaded packages

More from Friday 4 September →