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Samsung explains how Knox Vault keeps Galaxy S21 series flagships secure
Introduced starting this year, the Galaxy S21 series is the latest flagship offering from Samsung. These premium smartphones feature iconic camera capabilities, the latest Snapdragon 888 chipset, premium design, sAMOLED displays with high refresh rates, and so on.
Aside from this, the Galaxy S21 lineup also equipped with Samsung Knox, which is Samsung’s security platform that keeps your devices safe. However, privacy and security have never been more important in the new normal of digital connectivity, but the Knox Vault has evolved to meet the rising demand for data protection.
For those unaware, currently, the Galaxy S21 series exclusively features Samsung Knox Vault that delivers next-level security for your personal data. In order to explain the Knox Vault functionality, Samsung explained it through a detailed video that shows us a glimpse over its working method.
The Korean tech giant said that the Samsung Knox Vault processor not only does encrypt your personal data but also keeps your important information secure such as sensitive information linked to services like Samsung Pay.
Furthermore, any data saved on Samsung Knox Vault storage is isolated from the main operating system for even further protection. Your data is not only safe, but also protected by various types of attacks, including voltage, temperature, and laser attacks.
- You can check out the video below to learn more about how Samsung Knox Vault protects your most important information.
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Samsung’s April 2024 update is reportedly bricking Galaxy Z Fold 3. A user reported on the Korean version of Samsung’s community that this smartphone was stuck in recovery mode after triggering the installation of the F926NKSU2HXD2 firmware.
The problem seems limited as I haven’t found many reports regarding the same. At the same time, the comments section of the source post also lacks similar feedback from consumers. Still, I recommend you not to install the HXD2 firmware on your Galaxy.
Samsung has recently launched Samsung Wallet in its home ground. We’ve seen a heavy number of Samsung Pay users switching to Wallet for advanced payments and mobile ID features. Notably, the firmware update also brought Samsung Wallet Mobile ID integration for the Fold 3.
Apart from the Wallet upgrade, the firmware brings the April 2024 security patch. Samsung may have also released HXD2 to the Galaxy Z Flip 3 in South Korea. The same firmware was started rolling out to the Galaxy Z Flip 4, however, there are no reports from consumers in the community.
While the smartphone is stuck in recovery mode, the only way left is to wipe the data. Wiping data will lead the user to lose access to all the personal data that was not backed up. Also, there will be a lot of hurdles after manually resetting the device such as logging in via the trusted device.
We will update you on the matter!
Samsung's April 2024 update bricking Galaxy Z Fold 3 5G in South Korea ‼ ‼
– Suspected SW: F926NKSU2HXD2
After installing, the user's phone stuck into recovery mode.
Rebooting through volume/power keys doesn't work, infinite loop⁉#Samsung #GalaxyZFold3 #OneUI6 pic.twitter.com/DLJpXZQxXe
— Yash Rathore (@YashRathoreX) April 19, 2024
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The US variant of Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6 will be equipped with a Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor. There were reports that Samsung may expand the Exynos chipset to its foldable lineup, which doesn’t seem to be happening, at least in the United States.
Recently, Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6 US variant was spotted on Geekbench with Snapdragon chip. It isn’t surprising as the company is following its conventional chipset strategy. We expect that it will be the same chipset used in the Galaxy S24 Ultra, the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 for Galaxy.
The Flip 6 smartphone scored 15084 points on Geekbench’s GPU test. Due to its foldable form factor, the device may miss a Galaxy S24-like larger cooling technology. Still, its impressive 15000+ points in the GPU test indicates that Samsung has greatly optimized the software.
The company still has three months remaining in the launch event. More performance improvements will likely be achieved before the Unpacked. The South Korean tech giant will likely unveil the next-gen foldable phones in mid-July.
This year, the Galaxy Z Fold 6 Ultra would join the standard Galaxy Z Fold 6 and the Galaxy Z Flip 6. In addition, an affordable variant of Fan Edition branding is also in development. However, the cheaper foldable would miss some pro-grade specs to maintain the price.
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Samsung Galaxy M35 5G is confirmed to feature Bluetooth 5.3 technology. The phone has recently surfaced on Samsung India’s support website, hinting at imminent launch. Rapid developments indicate that the device will soon be released in the Indian market.
As spotted by MySmartPrice, the Samsung Galaxy M35 5G appeared on the Bluetooth SIG certification site. The database revealed that Samsung’s next M series phone carries model number SM-M356B_DS and supports Bluetooth 5.3.
Samsung recently launched the Galaxy A35 5G in the US, following the Global debut last month. The phone costs $400, while the upcoming Galaxy M35 5G will introduce identical design and specs at a lower price in select markets including India.
Previous reports reveal that the Galaxy M35 5G packs a 6000mAh battery with 25W charging support. The phone could be powered by an Exynos 1380 SoC paired with at least 6GB of RAM. It’s confirmed that the One UI 6.1 with Android 14 will come pre-loaded with it.
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