Over The Horizon 2021: Korean forum leaked the default ringtones of Galaxy S21 series smartphones
Almost every year, Samsung makes subtle adjustments to the default ringtones of Galaxy S series smartphones. With the approaching of the Unpacked new product launch event on January 14, 2021, the Korean forum also preemptively leaked the default ringtones of the Galaxy S21 series smartphones.
According to LetsGoDigital, to look out that since the Galaxy S2, Samsung has been using “Over The Horizon” as the default ringtone for this series of smartphones. Although the genre of ringtones has always been passed down, the changes in tunes collected over the years are quite significant from rock to the new era, and then to fusion jazz.
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In the blink of an eye, in 2021, Samsung chose a piano melody for Galaxy S21 that was relatively peaceful at first and continued to accelerate. On the 10th anniversary of the birth of the Galaxy S series, interested users can enjoy the “Ringtones Collection” shared by Czp on YouTube.
In addition to being used as a ringtone for incoming calls, “Over The Horizon” can also be used to turn on/off the device and the ringtone for message notifications. Also, when the music library of the Galaxy smartphone was opened for the first time, the song “Over The Horizon” was also added to the music library in advance.
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It is expected that on January 14, 2021, Samsung will bring three new phones, Galaxy S21, S21+, S21 Ultra, and Galaxy Buds Pro true wireless headsets and other accessories during the Unpacked 2021 virtual conference.
After two weeks of pre-ordering activities, the company is expected to officially launch the Galaxy S21 series of smartphones on Friday, January 29, and begin delivery to early pre-orders.
Samsung has released an update for the Health app on Wear OS devices including Galaxy Watch 4, Galaxy Watch 5, and Galaxy Watch 6 models. Identified via version 6.26.6.001, the update is available for download on the Galaxy Store with an installation package size of 98.95MB.
The latest update of the Samsung Health app for Wear OS addresses some issues to enhance the overall stability and performance of the app. Although the update does not introduce new features, it ensures users a smoother and more reliable experience.
Samsung Health app is a versatile tool for tracking various health-related metrics, including physical activity, calorie information, sleep quality, and stress levels.
For those eager to upgrade, the Samsung Health 6.26.6.001 update can be accessed through the Galaxy Store by navigating to the Menu option and selecting Updates. Additionally, a third-party source link for downloading the update is also available.
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Amid the booming AI market, Samsung would raise investments in power semiconductors. A new report says that Samsung is recruiting top talent to design and produce power semiconductors.
Samsung’s recruitment drive has continued since it formed the Compound Semiconductor Solutions business team last year. The team is tasked to enhance R&D capabilities and pioneer new technologies in the power semiconductor.
It seems Samsung is seeing an opportunity as the expansion of AI data centers will result in accelerated demand. It might jam the power semiconductor supply as construction of AI data centers accelerates this year.
Power semiconductors are crucial components in electronic devices such as phones and home appliances, as well as in data centers and electric vehicles, where they manage power conversion, current distribution, and control.
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The industry’s first 9th Gen V-NAND entered the mass production stage, Samsung announced. Samsung improved the bit density of the 9th-generation V-NAND by about 50% compared to the previous generation.
Samsung highlights productivity for the 9th Gen V-NAND groundbreaking double-stack structure enhanced through advanced “channel hole etching” technology, helping the company solidify its leadership in the NAND flash market.
In particular, the South Korean tech giant has commenced mass production for the 1Tb TLC 9th-generation V-NAND this month, followed by the quad-level cell (QLC) model in the second half of this year.
The advanced “channel hole etching” technology showcases Samsung’s leadership in process capabilities.
Channel hole etching tech creates electron pathways by stacking mold layers and maximizes fabrication productivity as it enables simultaneous drilling of the industry’s highest cell layer count in a double-stack structure.
As the number of cell layers increases, the ability to pierce through higher cell numbers becomes essential, demanding more sophisticated etching techniques.
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