The original game launcher and game booster (I am speaking on the one which came out with Samsung Experience UI on the S6 and S7) was the best, it allowed even for texture scaling. The current One UI launcher has been going downhill year after year :(

It is a good thing to copy something if it is good. And that is what Samsung is doing, the only caveat is that it is good for their margins (less cost to manufacture the device in the case of the battery, microSD and headphone jack plus the revenue from upsellong higher memory cuts and wireless earbuds) but it is not good for consumers.

Regarding the titanium body marketing is king in companies… Apple needed it because stainless steel is to heavy and they needed something premium sounding and lighter to replace it. Samsung and the others who use alluminum did not need it as alluminum is lighter if titanium has the same dimensions but from a marketing pov they would be behind Apple hence why everyone is rushing to put it inside their phones.

At the end of the day is the costumer’s fault for buying artificially limited devices and for following marketing crap…

Galaxy Next (also called Galaxy Mini in some regions)

Not worth the money, get either the 13600K (it is the same as the 14600K basically) if you want to go for gaming performance (although DDR4 will limit your gain) or get the 14700K if you want better productivity performance.

Otherwise stick with what you have and consider getting either 15th gen or Zen 5 chips when they come out.

Well they are already out sort of considering that they are the same exact chips at the 13th gen ones (except DLVR which should be enabled but has no impact in performance whatsoever apart from those few MHz which may be well due to a more mature process rather than DLVR).

Me neither and Samsung is aiming at 400 MP for their future flagship sensors…

Clear the appdata of the camera application, it shouldn’t take all that space. If that does not fix the data usage be sure to run the latest OS version and back up your data and then perform a factory reset. Considering however that One UI 6 will be rolled out not too in the distant future I would wait to update to that version and then factory reset your device as it is good pratice to do a factory reset after a major SW update.

In photography more mpx does not mean better, often it is the other way round if hitting high mpx density