This post originally appeared on our sister site, TabTimes. The Nintendo Switch is the latest game console from the famed Japanese gaming company, which launched late last week to huge sales, but mixed reviews so far. One of the console’s standout features is its Joy-Con controllers, which are designed to be used in multiple ways. As it turns out, those same controllers can also be used to play games on Windows, MacOS and Android devices in addition to titles made on the Switch.

In a bit of a surprise move, NVIDIA has filed patent infringement complaints against Samsung and Qualcomm through both the U.S. International Trade Commission and the U.S. District Court in Delaware. Although NVIDIA is no stranger to the courtroom, they call this an “important day,” marking the first time they have initiated a patent lawsuit. As a part of the filing, NVIDIA is seeking a block on shipments of infringing devices into the U.

TL;DR Detailed specs and features pertaining to the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 duo have leaked. The new spill corroborates earlier rumors of huge batteries and 120Hz displays. Both tablets are set to include improved S-Pens with Wireless Dex support. Just days after a Galaxy Note 20 leak spilled alleged specs and the first glamor shots of the forthcoming duo, the Galaxy Tab S7 and Galaxy Tab S7 Plus have now been showcased in the most definitive leak to date.

Samsung is looking to boost app development inside its Tizen OS spin-off ecosystem with the launch of the company’s new Tizen Mobile App Incentive Program. The program is designed to support the developer community in order to grow Samsung’s ecosystem, and there’s $10,000 up for grabs for developers who submit their apps. The new program is scheduled to run from February 2017 through to October 2017, giving developers time to make a start on their app ideas.

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There have been quite a few good years in the smartphone industry, with 2014 being cited as arguably the best year. It’s easy to see why, with the Samsung Galaxy S5, LG G3, and HTC One M8 all being released in the same year. What about the worst years for the industry though? We could definitely think of a few disappointing or even bad years for smartphones. Was there any particular year that stood out above (or below) the rest?

TL;DR An eBay user has sold what’s claimed to be a OnePlus 9 prototype for $6,000. The device appears to be one from an earlier leak. Don’t be surprised if OnePlus turns the phone into a paperweight. Remember that mid-December leak appearing to show live photos of the OnePlus 9? It’s back — and the device might have changed hands. XDA‘s Mishaal Rahman and Android Police report that eBay user Shamete1 was listing the prototype phone at auction and sold it for $6,000.

When you think of “smart glasses”, more than likely the first device that pops into your mind isGoogle Glass. While there are a few other computerized headsets being developed, it’s true that Google Glass is the most well-known and most actively developed and supported. Of course Google Glass is still in the early stages, and isn’t quite ready for prime-time. Among several hurdles that Glass faces is the pricing. At least until their full commercial push, the Explorer Edition headsets currently run $1,500.

Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority TL;DR Chrome battery life on Android will likely be better in the future thanks to a new feature in the beta version of the browser. Tab throttling could improve performance, save memory, and extend your battery life. This new feature will likely be in an upcoming stable version of Chrome for Android. The company has introduced a Chrome beta channel update that throttles tabs that have been sitting in the background “for a long time.

While the LG G5 never quite caught on quite like the OEM had likely hoped, it still remains a solid, generally underrated device. This is especially true if you can find it for the right price. In the past we’ve seen the LG G5 as cheap as $409.99. The latest offer might not be quite as impressive at $479, but when you factor in the added $170 in freebies, it’s actually a pretty solid offer.