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Samsung Russia announces new terms for Samsung Upgrade program for Galaxy users
Recently, Samsung Russia announced the new terms of the Samsung Upgrade program, monthly payments have been reduced, and users have the opportunity to upgrade their smartphone after a year or two of using it.
The annual renewal terms have also been very profitable, users will be able to save 60% by paying only 40% of the cost of the smartphone when switching to another version after a year. If you use your smartphone for two years, the development benefit will be 25%.
The updated Samsung Upgrade terms apply to Smartphones of the Galaxy S21 and S20FE series, and are available throughout Russia, subject to smartphone order delivery. The terms of the program on sale remain the same, an annual subscription with a 50% profit when you update your smartphone.
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With Samsung Upgrade, you can use your smartphone, but don’t pay for all its costs at once. Instead, you need to pay monthly, as in the case of installments, but unless you have paid the full amount and do not wait for the expiry date.
In addition, payments under the plan are 25% lower than when you choose to purchase installments for 24 months. For example, the monthly payment for Samsung Upgrade for Galaxy S21 will be RUB 2,343. and when you gradually buy 3,125 rubles. The Galaxy S20 FE will cost only 1,562 rubles.
In addition, the Samsung Care + 1 and 2-year service supplement plan is now available to users. This program allows you to repair your smartphone in the event of damage to one of Samsung’s authorized service centers throughout the country, using the first break components.
For 9990 rubles. (416 rubles per month) you can extend the warranty for 1 year and once you contact the service center to get a free screen or back panel replacement, plus 14,990 rubles. (625 rubles per month) – extend the 1 year warranty and change the screen or back panel twice.
Galaxy A16 would be the most selling Samsung phone in 2025. It’s anticipated to lead the Android smartphone market throughout the next year. Ahead of the December debut, the Galaxy A16 design was revealed in leaked renders.
Samsung is expected to launch the Galaxy A16 in December this year. As revealed in renders, the device will have three rear cameras, a key island, and an Infinity-U display. The phone continues to flaunt Samsung’s signature design language.
Interestingly, the phone’s left side holds the SIM card slot. At the same time, the right side carries volume buttons and a power key that doubles as a fingerprint scanner. The bezles look fine-tuned while the chin is extremely thick.
The Galaxy A16 could be available in two different chips – Dimensity 6300 (SM-A166P) and Exynos 1330 (SM-A166E) – probably following market needs. It will be powered by a 5000mAh battery, supporting 25W wired charging.
Samsung has recently launched the Galaxy A06 smartphone. Chinese phone makers harmed Samsung’s market in key countries. However, the company is now aggressively targeting the entry-level and mid-range market.
We are seeing fruitful upgrades in newly released and upcoming entry-level handsets. The decision aligns with a long-term strategy to maintain an edge across segments. That said Galaxy A16 is all set to lead the Android smartphone market next year.
Apart from hardware, the Korean tech giant is also improving the One UI. Software experience remains a controversial point in Samsung’s non-flagship phones. However, the One UI Core is getting improved with time – following user feedback.
Samsung Galaxy S23, Galaxy S23 Plus, and Galaxy S23 Ultra users in South Korea have recently received a major One UI 6.1 (based on One UI 6.1.1) update. Though the exact dates are not clear, One UI 6.1.1 update for the Galaxy S23 series will soon be available in more countries.
According to the information, One UI 6.1.1 is expected to make its way to additional countries within the next week. While the exact timeline for the wider rollout has not yet been disclosed, the update is expected to be available in more countries next week.
One UI 6.1.1 update brings Galaxy AI’s Sketch Conversion for turning drawings into artwork and Portrait Enhancements for improved photo styles. Samsung Keyboard now features text auto-completion, while real-time translation is available for calls and text in images.
The update also includes voice-to-text conversion, better PDF management, and dynamic wallpapers that change with weather and time. It installs the Android security patch to improve system security.
At the moment, Samsung Galaxy S23 users can enjoy these new features on their devices. Users in other regions can look forward to receiving the update soon, as Samsung rolls out updates gradually.
Aside from this, the Korean tech giant has also released One UI 6.1.1 update to Galaxy S23 FE, Galaxy Z Fold 5, Galaxy Z Flip 5, and Galaxy Tab S9 series in Korea. The company will soon expand this major update to these devices in more countries.
One UI 6.1.1 update for Galaxy S23 rolling out with new AI features
Samsung Galaxy M55s could bring a uniquely designed rear panel. Recently, a handful of renders revealed what the upcoming smartphone will look like. The company is swiftly working to introduce the new device for the consumers.
In a recent development, Samsung Galaxy M55s 5G’s renders have been revealed. It boasts a very unique rear design with no less than three different textures. In terms of specs, the device will be almost similar to the Galaxy M55 5G as per Smartprix.
It’s said that the Galaxy M55s will have 8GB of RAM in its base version. It could sport a 6.67-inch sAMOLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate. On the back, it could flaunt a triple rear camera setup (50MP main with OIS, 8MP ultrawide, 2MP macro).
Just like the Galaxy M55 5G, the M55s should get a 50MP selfie camera. It would also support 45W wired fast charging for its 5000mAh battery. Under the hood, it’s confirmed to equip the Snapdragon 7 Gen 1 chipset.
