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Samsung has revealed the specifics for the April 2022 security patch for its eligible devices
The quality of Samsung’s work in the field of software updates is undeniable – as you may know, it recently upgraded its already great software support policy – and the company has recently shown the substance of the new security patches of April 2022.
Samsung will have to settle for a podium finish this month as we previously told you about the comprehensive ones from Huawei and then Google provided the monthly patch details for the Pixel smartphones. Samsung, on the other hand, has a different business approach than its competitors: despite the fact that the SMR was only recently detailed, the rollout has been ongoing for days.
The April 2022 SMR news includes a security patch from Samsung:
Security upgrades from the South Korean manufacturer are referred to as Security Maintenance Releases (SMR). In truth, these software upgrades always have two parts: Google’s monthly security patches for the Android operating system, as well as those particularly edited by Samsung.
There are numerous solutions for privacy and security vulnerabilities in the first part of the update, but none of them are Critical; the remainder are primarily High and Moderate, some of which were already present in earlier security updates and others are not applicable to Samsung devices. The Android security bulletin contains all of the relevant information.
Along with this, the April 2022 release includes solutions for 33 Samsung Vulnerabilities and Exposures, which are exclusive to Samsung devices (SVE). Here are the most important:

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High
CVE-2020-29368,CVE-2021-39685,CVE-2021-39686,CVE-2021-39698,CVE-2021-3655,CVE-2021-35088,CVE-2021-35103,CVE-2021-35105,CVE-2021-35117,CVE-2021-30328,CVE-2021-30329,CVE-2021-30332,CVE-2021-30333,CVE-2021-39694,CVE-2021-0694,CVE-2021-39794,CVE-2021-39795,CVE-2021-39796,CVE-2021-39797,CVE-2021-39798,CVE-2021-39799,CVE-2021-39803,CVE-2021-39804,CVE-2021-39808,CVE-2021-39805,CVE-2021-39809,CVE-2022-0847
Moderate
CVE-2021-1027,CVE-2021-1028,CVE-2021-1029,CVE-2021-1001,CVE-2021-1002,CVE-2021-1018,CVE-2021-0973,CVE-2021-0769,CVE-2021-0992,CVE-2021-0987,CVE-2021-1005,CVE-2021-1014,CVE-2021-1015,CVE-2021-1007,CVE-2021-1023,CVE-2021-1026,CVE-2021-1034,CVE-2021-1022
Already included in previous updates
CVE-2021-1942,CVE-2021-35110,CVE-2021-1950,CVE-2021-1009,CVE-2021-1032,CVE-2021-1011
Not applicable to Samsung devices
CVE-2022-20047,CVE-2022-20048,CVE-2022-20053,CVE-2021-3510
- SVE-2021-23951 (CVE-2022-26092)Â : Improper boundary check in Quram Agif library
- SVE-2021-24107 (CVE-2022-26098)Â : Heap-based buffer overflow vulnerability in sheifd_create function in libsimba library
- SVE-2021-24110 (CVE-2022-27568, CVE-2022-27569, CVE-2022-27570, CVE-2022-27571)Â : Heap-based buffer overflow vulnerability in some parser functions and sheifd_get_info_image fuction in libsimba library
- SVE-2021-24224 (CVE-2022-27572)Â : Heap-based buffer overflow vulnerability in parser_ipma function in libsimba
- SVE-2021-24421 (CVE-2022-27822)Â : Information exposure vulnerability in ril property setting
- SVE-2022-0011 (CVE-2022-27826, CVE-2022-27827, CVE-2022-27828, CVE-2022-27829, CVE-2022-27830)Â : Improper validation vulnerability in SemSuspendDialogInfo, MediaMonitorDimension, MediaMonitorEvent, VerifyCredentialResponse, and SemBlurInfo
- SVE-2022-0136 (CVE-2022-27835)Â : Improper boundary check in UWB firmware
- SVE-2022-0137 (CVE-2022-27836)Â : Improper access control and path traversal vulnerability in StroageManager and StroageManagerService
Visit the official Samsung website at this link for additional information on all 33 manufacturer-specific patches.
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6 Benefits of the Huawei MatePad Mini Collector’s Edition
Huawei has officially introduced the MatePad Mini Collector’s Edition, a device engineered to overcome performance hesitations. Its suite of six new upgrades positions it as a superior alternative to existing market offerings.
While Huawei’s tablets have grown stronger over the years, the MatePad Mini Collector’s Edition is their definitive statement. It doesn’t just compete with the Apple iPad Mini—it surpasses it with a more premium design and superior specifications.
Though still, if you have any concerns about this new Huawei MatePad Mini Collector’s Edition, check the 6 reasons below to calm down your worries.
1. Design:
This special edition tablet comes in a beautiful, luxurious red color. It’s super easy to carry, weighing only 255 grams and being just 5.1mm thin. You get a big, clean screen for viewing, and its stylish look is finished with a neat circular camera on the back.
Bonus Point: Being a Collector’s Edition comes in a special plain leather tablet case as well as the M-Pencil Pro stylus. It is now open for its first sale.
2. 8.8-inch flexible OLED;
“Introducing the groundbreaking MatePad Mini Collector’s Edition: the world’s first 8.8-inch flexible OLED tablet. It features a stunning, super-thin bezel for a truly immersive view—a stark contrast to the thick bezels of the iPad mini. With a dazzling 1800 nits peak brightness, every detail comes to life with unparalleled clarity.
The screen has a modern shape that’s great for movies and shows. Its advanced pixel design makes colors extra rich and every detail super sharp, with smooth blends between light and dark areas. It also does a great job of reducing annoying screen glare.

MatePad Mini
3. Cellular Calls:
You can use this tablet just like a phone! It has everything built-in for calling and mobile internet. Its smart technology ensures you always have a great signal, whether you’re at home, on the road, or in a busy area.
4. M-Pencil Pro compatibility:
The MatePad Mini works perfectly with the M-Pencil Pro to make writing and drawing feel professional. You can squeeze the pen to open a tool menu for changing pen tips, or press the button on the end to activate the Celia voice assistant.
The pen even has a nice, pulsing light that makes it look cool. It feels smooth and comfortable in your hand. And for staying connected off the grid, this tablet also has advanced dual satellite features.
5. 32MP ultra-clear front camera:
32MP of power. Smarter lighting. AI magic. The MatePad Mini’s camera features Best AI Expressions, Object Elimination, Portrait Retouch, and smart Image Enlargement for flawless photos every time.
6. Harmony AI:
Never miss a call again! With Harmony AI, Celia becomes your personal assistant, answering calls while you’re busy. And when you need a smile, just check out the new playful emojis and cute pet themes for a quick dose of happiness.
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Huawei’s New Mate 70 Air May Be Its Slimmest Phone Yet
The rumored Huawei Mate 70 Air is shaping up to be a device of contrasts, combining an “ultra-thin” design that would make it the slimmest Mate ever with a surprisingly large screen that’s expected to outsize its siblings.
In accordance with tipster @FixedFocus, the Huawei Mate 70 Air could be the slimmest Mate ever, with a thickness of just around 6.x mm.
Further details from the source include the display and camera. The device is suggested to be equipped with a 7.0-inch large screen featuring an 18.8:9 aspect ratio, which would represent an increase in size over earlier generations.
The revealed display details have prompted observers to draw comparisons to a tablet, suggesting a “phone + tablet” form factor. This perception is contingent on the device’s final dimensions—particularly its slimness and height—aligning with the leaked parameters.
On the camera front, the Mate 70 Air could be equipped with a sizable 1/1.3-inch main sensor and an interesting multi-spectral lens. What’s still up in the air is whether it will include other staples like an ultrawide or telephoto shooter, but the picture should become clearer by the end of the month.

Early inputs suggested that Huawei’s ultra-thin smartphone could be a fully eSIM model. However, the new leak says the device could come with any eSIM capability.
Perhaps the company will introduce complete eSIM handsets next month with the Mate 80 series.
The Huawei Mate 70 Air has now appeared in an official certification database. While numerous key specifications have surfaced online, the device’s launch schedule continues to be unconfirmed.
The Mate 70 Air’s launch is a mystery: leaked details conflict, hinting at either this month or early November. With no word from Huawei, we’ll have to wait for the official announcement.
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Is Huawei launching the Mate 80 series on October 22?
Huawei’s October 22 event is for HarmonyOS 6.0. So, will the Mate 80 launch? Yes and no. We likely won’t get full specs or a sale date, but we might see the phone in action as the OS’s flagship vehicle. Let’s dive into the details.
When can we expect the Mate 80? Industry whispers point to a debut sometime between late October and November. However, Huawei is keeping its cards close, having not officially confirmed the launch date for its second major 2025 flagship.
In accordance with industry analysts monitoring Huawei’s supply chain, the company has recently accelerated production of its Mate 80 models, indicating advanced preparations for a launch.
In the middle of this hustle, Huawei all of a sudden announced a new launch event for HarmonyOS 6.0 on October 22, sparking speculations for the Mate 80 release.
Huawei has not officially confirmed which products will be featured. Nevertheless, following the event announcement, public speculation has intensified, with many consumers anticipating an official update regarding the Mate 80 series.
The possibility exists for Huawei to unveil Mate 80 details, using the smartphones to demonstrate their advanced tech. Given the lack of certainty, however, patience is the only prudent path forwar.
Huawei’s Richard Yu has form for this. Following his accidental Mate 70 timeline reveal last year, he has repeatedly teased “extraordinary” and “far ahead” devices, making any hint from him newsworthy.

Mate 80 series
Despite his teasers, the Mate 80 has been notably absent. All eyes are now on the upcoming event as the likely moment for Huawei to break its silence and highlight the flagship’s advanced features.
The Huawei Mate 80 series is generating significant pre-launch excitement, primarily centered on two key areas: its next-generation Chipset and advanced Cooling Technology. As a series known for performance, all eyes are on the new Kirin chipset. Its release marks a major step for Huawei, and the anticipation for this new version is immense.
This feature places Huawei in rare company, making it the second brand after Red Magic to leverage a cooling fan for superior chip performance. This commitment to cutting-edge thermal management is what makes the wait for the Mate 80 so compelling.
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