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Samsung Innovation Museum introduces ‘The History of Electronics Industry’ 2nd video series
Starting last September, Samsung brought online content highlighting exhibitions to Korea’s largest electronics industry, the Samsung Innovation Museum (S/I/M). Previous online travel videos featured the history of the electronics industry, science, and technology from the 18th to the 21st century and the history of Samsung.
A recently released series of animated videos is called ‘The History of the Electronics Industry that Changed the World’. It explores the inventions of the 19th and 20th centuries which laid the foundation for new things that are now an integral part of our lives.
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The first episode, “Samuel Morse and the Network”, shows how networks have evolved over the years. This video invites viewers on an amazing journey that takes them far beyond the first line of communication that used dots and dashes in today’s 5G network.
After this first episode, the next four videos will be released. Those episodes will be titled: ‘John Baird and TV’, ‘Alexander Graham Bell and the Telephone’, ‘James Harrison and the Refrigerator’ and ‘William Shockley and Semiconductor’.
Watch the video below to learn how networks emerged over the years.
Samsung Innovation Museum – 2nd Video Series
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Samsung is enhancing the user experience for its Galaxy Store app with a new update, which is currently released for smartwatches and phones. This update aims to improve functionality and fix issues to ensure a smoother performance for users.
For Wear OS devices, the Galaxy Store app has been updated to version 1.0.05.32. This update makes the app more user-friendly. It also improves the process of managing apps on wearable devices for a seamless experience.
For devices running on One UI, the Galaxy Store update brings the version up to 4.5.78.1. This version focuses on enhancing stability and efficiency as well as includes fixes for known bugs. It also brings performance improvements to provide a more reliable experience.
Users of Samsung phones and smartwatches can install the Galaxy Store update to enjoy enhanced features and an error-free experience.
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Galaxy AI has given an edge to Samsung over its rivals internationally. The company won’t let easily go of its impressive streak of artificial intelligence. A new rumor [deleted] suggests Samsung will launch Battery AI features with the Galaxy S25 series next year.
Samsung’s Battery AI tech in Galaxy S25 could eliminate the non-essential tasks to increase the total backup. While rumors suggest no battery capacity boost in next year’s flagships, Samsung is considering AI to join the game and boost Galaxy’s battery efficiency.
Battery AI could be a part of Samsung’s One UI 7.1, powered by Android 15. The feature is expected to increase the overall runtime without affecting the smartphone’s performance. PandaFlash/X claimed that Galaxy users can experience between 5-10 percent increase in the total runtime.
One UI already has battery-related features for backup and optimization. The AI-powered functionality will be even more effective and reliable. There will be drastic changes in terms of battery life between charges as AI will make changes according to usage patterns.
Well, we are quite far away from the Galaxy S25 series launch. Meanwhile, Samsung is expected to introduce the Android 15 Beta Program for the Galaxy S24 series in August this year. Stable One UI 7.0 update will likely start rolling out to Galaxies later this year.
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Samsung recently started the rollout of the One UI 6.1 update for the Galaxy S22 series in Korea. However, due to lock screen and rebooting issues, the update was temporarily withdrawn and reverted to One UI 6.0. A recent report indicates that the One UI 6.1 update with Galaxy AI features will soon be available for the Galaxy S22 series.
A new test version of One UI 6.1 for the Galaxy S22 series is under testing in India and Europe. The test build can be identified via the version ending with EXE1, spotted by tipster @tarunvats. It is expected that the Galaxy AI features will be accessible to Galaxy S22 users worldwide soon.
One UI 6.1 update enhances the Samsung Galaxy S22 with several new enhancements and Galaxy AI features such as advanced Motion Photo, Expert Raw Astrophotography support, improved single take, Edit suggestion, generative editing, Studio, and more.
Furthermore, other Samsung flagships like the Galaxy S21 series, Galaxy Z Fold 4, Galaxy Z Flip 4, Galaxy Z Fold 3, and Galaxy Z Flip 3 have already received the One UI 6.1 update earlier in May 2024.
Also, Samsung plans to start the Phase III rollout of One UI 6.1 in mid-May 2024, which includes the Galaxy S21 FE, Galaxy A54, and Galaxy A53 models.
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