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[Infographic] Look Samsung’s Neo QLED TV takes ‘Full Circle’ approach to sustainability
Recently, Samsung released a detailed article describing standard HDR10 + standard, featuring all-new 4K TVs in 2021 that support this standard technology and HDR10 + Adaptive technology that automatically adjusts brightness and color according to available lighting.
The company said HDR10 + is an open and transparent system that can be used by any display device vendor. It can also help video content creators to provide flexible color rendering and mapping to show better images.
And now, Samsung aims to incorporate environmental sustainability into everything it does. The company’s products are carefully designed to minimize their impact on the environment throughout the life cycle – from the planning and production stages to the use and renewal.
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These include the use of energy-efficient semiconductor chips, sustainable packaging and energy-saving technologies, and providing consumers the ability to strengthen packaging with older devices. Through practical solutions such as these, the company empowers consumers to participate in key processes saving resources and reducing their environmental impact.
These efforts are reflected in the company’s TV set, including its 75-inch Neo QLED TV (QN90A). Check out the infographic below to check out how Samsung has taken the ‘full circle’ stand out with one of its latest displays.
Samsung’s Neo QLED TV Take a Full Circle Approach to Sustainability
- Planing – Eco-Conscious Design Process
- Parts – Components Matter
- Products – Sustainable Accessories
- Use – Energy Conscious
- Development – Less Materials, Less Impact
- Packaging – Sustainable Packaging
- Collection – Re+ (Re-Plus) Program
- Upcycling – Unboxing Green
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Samsung One UI 6.1 brings a suite of AI features to enhance the functionality of the Galaxy devices. Whether you need to prepare the perfect message for any occasion, organize and summarize your work materials, or transcribe your meetings and conversations, Samsung’s Galaxy AI has something for that.
In this article, you can check 3 amazing Galaxy AI features to try on your Samsung smartphone if you have updated it to One UI 6.1 to get the best assistance.
3 Amazing One UI 6.1 Galaxy AI Features
CHAT ASSIST
The Chat Assistant within One UI 6.1 is a valuable tool for composing messages with accuracy. Whether it’s for professional or personal communication, this feature helps to create your message to the desired tone.
This feature provides suggestions to ensure your messages are clear and appropriate for the intended audience. It also includes a translation function, making it easier to communicate across languages.
NOTE ASSIST
Note Assist is a feature that simplifies document management. It allows you to quickly create summaries of lengthy documents and save them in the Samsung Notes app. This AI tool helps you turn complex information into easy-to-read bullet points, making it easier to review and organize your work content.
TRANSCRIPT ASSIST
Transcript Assist is another valuable feature that records and transcribes meetings or conversations. It works seamlessly with Note Assist to summarize the content of your recordings. If you have audio files that were recorded earlier, Transcript Assist can also transcribe these into text to ensure you have a written record of your discussions.
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Samsung Galaxy S21 series is getting a new update with April 2024 security Patch in Korea. The fresh update enhances the system security and adds a new feature of the Samsung Wallet app to provide a smoother performance.
April 2024 update for Samsung Galaxy S21, Galaxy S21 Plus, and Galaxy S21 Ultra smartphones in Korea can be identified through One UI build version G991NKSU4FXD3, G996NKSU4FXD3, and G998NKSU4FXD3 respectively.
The latest update includes a new feature within the Samsung Wallet app, which now supports a ‘Mobile ID’ function. This function allows users to add their mobile driver’s licenses and national veterans registration cards to their Samsung Wallet.
These digital IDs are officially issued by the government and can be used just like physical ID cards, both online and offline. However, it is important to note that only IC cards marked with a mobile ID icon are eligible to be added.
In addition to the ‘Mobile ID’ feature, the update also includes the latest Google security patch for the stabilization of security features. Users of the Galaxy S21 series in Korea can now enjoy these benefits after installing the new update through Settings >> Software Updates >> Download and Install.
Samsung Galaxy S21 April 2024 update – Korea #Samsung #GalaxyS21 pic.twitter.com/vrbJ86sPuX
— Samsung Software Updates (@SamsungSWUpdate) April 20, 2024
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Samsung acquired 23 magnetic record-related patents from Seagate in the US. Samsung could use these Seagate US patents to complement the MRAM-based in-memory computing technology.
If not, the company might have intended to end its past business relationship with Seagate. Notably, of the 23 patents purchased by Samsung, 4 have already expired.
Way back in 2011, the South Korean tech giant sold its HDD business and 479 US patents to Seagate. However, Samsung’s newly acquired patents are not from those it sold to Seagate over a decade ago.
Samsung may not have bought Seagate patents to simply secure HDD tech. These patents might be used for in-memory computing-based MRAM; being developed by Samsung Electronics Advanced Institute of Technology.
The company is quite serious about its semiconductor business amid the AI boom. While there’s a significant rise in memory-related semiconductor demand globally, Samsung is continuously expanding its footsteps.
“Samsung Electronics may be trying to wind down its remaining business relationships after selling its stake in Seagate in the past, and it may be a kind of fake patent purchase strategy to deceive competitors,” said an industry insider.
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