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Samsung plans to launch its first OLED TV at CES 2022, using quantum dot tech
Samsung will launch their first OLED TV at CES 2022, the world’s largest IT show to be held in January next year. The company will use Samsung Display’s Quantum Dot OLED (QD-OLED), not LG Display’s White OLED (WOLED) displays that currently control the OLED TV market, to separate its products from competitors.
Samsung Electronics plans to release their OLED TVs first to Samsung First Look, a TV release event to be held before CES 2022. The introduction of Samsung Electronics for OLED TVs is notable because it is its second bid.
LG Display has been able to produce OLED TV panels in bulk, and the size of the global OLED TV market has grown steadily. There was only one TV manufacturer in the world that released OLED TV models in 2013, but the number has grown to 20 by 2021. The LG Display is probably dominating the huge OLED panel market as it is currently the only major OLED panel maker in the world.
Samsung Electronics has been selling TVs loaded with LCD panels since withdrawing from their OLED TV business. It has repeatedly stated that it has no intention of entering the OLED TV market, led by LG Electronics.
At first glance, Samsung seems to be doing something, but Han Jong-hee, president of Samsung Electronics, said the company will not enter the OLED TV market at the current level of OLED display technology.
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Experts say it is too early to determine which is better between the two panels. Samsung Display is yet to release its QD-OLED panels. In particular, in the case of TVs, not only the panels but also the capabilities of the TV producers affect their performance, including image quality.
Analysts say the profit will have the key to winning the TV race between Samsung Electronics and LG Electronics. QD-OLED panels will come from Samsung’s Q1 Line Asan Plant, with a monthly production capacity of 30,000 sheets based on 8.5 generation substrates.
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Samsung recently began rolling out a software update for its Galaxy devices in Europe, focusing on 4G network compatibility. The update that started releasing with the Galaxy S24 and other recent models is now available for the Galaxy S22 series as well.
Users of Samsung Galaxy S22, Galaxy S22 Plus, and Galaxy S22 Ultra smartphones can identify the new update in Europe through One UI build version S901BXXU8DXD6, S906BXXU8DXD6, and S908BXXU8DXD6 respectively. This update is based on Android 14 and One UI 6.0.
The new update has revised support for the LTE TDD band. For German-purchased devices, the update will disable TDD 4G network support in ten European countries including Belgium, Denmark, Germany, France, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Austria, Poland, Switzerland, and the Czech Republic.
To check and install the update, open the Settings app >> Software Update >> Download and install.
One UI 6.1 Update
Samsung officially confirmed that the company will release One UI 6.1 update for the Galaxy S22 series along with 5 other Galaxy devices in early May 2024. Moreover, the Canadian network carrier’s schedule also suggested that the Galaxy S22 series, Galaxy Z Fold 4, and Galaxy Z Flip 4 will get a new update with One UI 6.1 starting May 3.
Galaxy S22, Z Fold 4, and Flip 4 to receive Galaxy AI, One UI 6.1 update on May 3
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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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