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Samsung Daily News 10: One UI 3.0 beta issues/registration, November security updates, Galaxy Watch updates, Galaxy S21/Flip 2/A32, and more
Welcome to Sammy Fans, in this article, we will cover all the latest news today about Samsung. Check the top news about Samsung below:
- Galaxy Note 10 November update in South Korea
- T-Mobile Galaxy S20 devices November update
- Galaxy Flip 2 with 120Hz display
- Galaxy S10 camera issues after One UI 3.0 beta
- Samsung officially teases multi-foldable display phone
- Galaxy Watch 3 new update
- Galaxy Watch Active 2 update in US
- Temporary solutions of One UI Home crashing
- One UI 3.0 registration ended for Galaxy S10 devices
- Galaxy S21 Ultra with curved edge display
- Galaxy M30s November update
- Galaxy Tab A 10.1 receiving November update
- Galaxy A32 5g render shows Infinity U display
1. Galaxy Note 10 November update in South Korea
Samsung Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+ smartphones are now getting a new software update in South Korea. It comes with the latest security patch for better device security. Read more here
2. T-Mobile Galaxy S20 devices November update
T-Mobile is now rolling out a new software update for Samsung Galaxy S20 series smartphones in the US. It comes with the latest security patch and improvements. Read more here
3. Galaxy Flip 2 with 120Hz display
Samsung launched its first Clampshell design foldable phone, Samsung Galaxy Z Flip that folds vertically and it was introduced alongside the Galaxy S20 lineup. Now the company is also planning for its next-generation that could possibly be the Galaxy Z Flip 2. According to the latest news, this smartphone may feature a 120 Hz display refresh rate. Read more here
4. Galaxy S10 camera issues after One UI 3.0 beta
Some Galaxy S10 device owners reported on the community forum that when they are zooming in/out in their phone’s camera app, a green screen appears randomly on the touchscreen of the smartphones. Read more here
5. Samsung officially teases multi-foldable display phone
Samsung had registered a patent with the World Intellectual Property Office (WIPO) for its upcoming foldable device. The patent revealed that the South Korean tech giant is planning for a different type of foldable smartphone that is capable of folding from two different sides and will have three displays.
The same design is now spotted on the official website of Samsung’s subsidiary, Samsung Displays that hints that the company is literally working on the subject. Read more here
6. Galaxy Watch 3 new update
Samsung has begun rolling out a new firmware update for the Galaxy Watch 3 smart wearables in Europe. This update brings some new features and features improvements for the latest smartwatch of Samsung. And the voice guidance feature provides helpful tips to you when you are doing exercise. Read more here
7. Galaxy Watch Active 2 new update
Samsung is now rolling out a new firmware update for the Galaxy Watch Active 2 in the US. The latest update comes with some new features, function improvements as well as stability and reliability enhancements. Read more here
8. Temporary solutions of One UI Home crashing
One UI 3.0 beta testers facing crashing issues with One UI home launcher, the system launcher crashes and shows an error message on the screen and when the users try to open the app drawer it does not bring any apps. Considering this matter, Samsung staff members brought some temporary solutions that might be helpful to fix these issues. Read more here
9. One UI 3.0 registration end for Galaxy S10 devices
Samsung has rolled out the first build of the latest Android 11 based One UI 3.0 beta update for the Galaxy S10 series phones in South Korea. And now, the company has closed the participation of One UI 3.0 beta testing for the Galaxy S10 series smartphones. Read more here
10. Galaxy S21 Ultra with curved edge display
Samsung’s CEO of Display Supply Chain Consultants (DSCC), Ross Young confirms that among the three models the Galaxy S21 and Galaxy S21 Plus will come with a flat panel while the Galaxy S21 Ultra the high-end model will sport a curved edge display. Read more here
11. Galaxy M30s November update
Samsung is currently sending a new update for its Galaxy M30s smartphone. This new firmware brings the November 2020 security patch for improved system security and device stability for a better user experience. Read more here
13. Galaxy Tab A 10.1 receiving November update
Samsung is currently sending the latest November 2020 security patch for its tablets. The company has already rolled out this update for several Galaxy Tabs and now the Galaxy Tab A 10.1 is getting the November 2020 security patch. Read more here
14. Galaxy A32 5g render shows Infinity U display
Galaxy A32 5G leaked renders suggest that the smartphone will come with a triple rear camera setup. All three cameras will be placed individually without any camera module beside these cameras are two LED flash. Read more here
Apart from mobile, Samsung is also focusing on the PC market. The company has recently launched its new all-in-one PC “All-in-One Pro.” At the event, the VP of Intel Korea Samsung Business Division announced the intention to work with Samsung for the AI PCs market.
Galaxy AI is a hit, helping Samsung sell the Galaxy S24 series worldwide. The Korean tech giant is also bringing AI capabilities to its laptop line. Compared to smartphones, laptops, and PCs would offer way better AI features and abilities to bolster productivity.
Samsung’s All-in-One Pro features Intel’s Core Ultra AI PC processor CPU. Thanks to Intel’s external GPU, Arc, graphics performance in the all-in-one PC has also improved twofold compared to the previous generation, and power efficiency has been improved by 25%.
“In this trend where AI is present everywhere, the PC is the product that we experience directly and use for production activities,” stated Bae Tae-won.
As far as AI features are concerned, Intel is committed to offering a complimentary “AI Creator App Package” that consists of the Luminar Neo photo editing software named “Affinity” as well as the Magix video editing application “Vegas.”
Apart from Intel, Samsung also partnered with Microsoft to bring a dedicated Copilot key to the wireless keyboard of the All-in-One Pro PC. Such kind of collaborations offer deeply enhanced user experience as accessing AI-powered Copilot is just a keypress away from you.
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Good Lock
Samsung Theme Park 1.1.00.8 update released: New Functional method, features removal, and more
As promised, Samsung has released a new update for its Theme Park Good Lock Module with version 1.1.00.8. This update is rolling out to Android 14 Galaxy devices and brings new enhancements to provide a better experience.
The fresh update of the Samsung Theme Park app brings a major change to the theme application process, moving from the previous ‘APK installation method’ to a more unified ‘theme application method’ (Color Palette).
This new method is not just a name change but represents an advancement in efficiency and user experience. It promises a faster theme creation and application process, allowing users to apply their desired themes faster. Additionally, the update introduces the ability to edit and overwrite existing themes.
With this update, icons for newly installed applications will automatically align with the current icon theme to provide a consistent visual experience.
However, due to these changes, some functions have been discontinued. These include the ‘App’s theme settings’ and ‘Color palette change’ options within Theme Park. The ‘Keycap Style’ under the Keyboard settings and the ‘Folder Shape Change’ feature of the Home Screen are no longer available.
Samsung advises users to ensure that QuickStar and Keys Cafe are updated to the latest versions to maintain compatibility with Theme Park. Users will have to download a 24.6 MB package to install the Samsung Theme Park 1.1.00.8 update.
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Huawei is planning to bring its home-grown operating system to the Global market. Android (One UI) and iOS are the main mobile operating systems globally, while HarmonyOS is quite popular despite its China exclusivity.
Due to US restrictions, Huawei lost access to key technologies: Android & semiconductors. Since then, the company has gradually developed the HarmonyOS operating system, but Global models still ship with Android-based EMUI.
Huawei is aware of the applications ecosystem, which is the biggest lead of Android and iOS. Compared to both giants, HarmonyOS lacks support for apps that will block it from expanding to Global consumers.
“We will work hard to build up the HarmonyOS app ecosystem in the China market first, then, from country to country, we will start gradually pushing it out to other parts of the world,” Huawei’s rotating chairman Erik Xu told attendees at its 21st Analyst Summit in Shenzhen.
Image: Huawei
HarmonyOS eyes Global expansion
Huawei’s Mate 60 Pro became the top-selling smartphone in the Chinese market. It has given me a severe headache Tim Cook as Apple’s iPhone displaced from the leading position in the world’s biggest smartphone market.
Beyond that, the company has recently unveiled the brand new Pura 70 series flagships. These devices bring advanced technologies and innovative cameras, which would boost the phone maker to grow further.
As people prefer buying Huawei flagships, the company intends to spend 2024 building up the native HarmonyOS app ecosystem. The goal is to bring the most popular smartphone apps to its self-developed operating system.
“Once we have these first 5,000 Android apps – and thousands of other apps – up and running on HarmonyOS, we will have a real HarmonyOS: a third mobile operating system for the world,” Xu said. That number could reach up to 1 million apps in the future, he claimed.
Will you switch to HarmonyOS?
HarmonyOS is neither based on Android nor iOS, it’s a different mobile OS. Huawei has finally decided to enter the Global market with proper application support. Would you prefer to buy a Huawei phone to experience the HarmonyOS if it becomes available?
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