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Samsung launched two new versions of S4U Business Monitor in Germany
Samsung is expanding its portfolio with two business monitors that offer a wide range of features for productive work at home and in the office: the S4U has a resolution of 1,950 x 1,080 pixels at 24 and 27 inches, with a maximum brightness of 250 cd/m².
The Samsung S4U is easy to use at work and at leisure. External devices such as compatible laptops and PCs can be connected to the monitor via the DisplayPort or HDMI connection. A USB Type-C port is also on board. It transmits image data from connected mobile devices and charges them up to 65 watts.
Samsung S4U Business Monitor
The S4U has an almost frameless design on all three sides and a slim metal base. The monitor can be tilted, rotated and height-adjusted for a pleasant work environment – whether at home or at the desk in the office. An eye saver mode that filters blue light emissions has also been integrated.
After work, you can spend many hours gaming in the S4U. The response time is 5 ms (G/G), the refresh rate is 75 Hz and the game mode, in which the input log is reduced, provides the relevant technical requirements. AMD FreeSync ensures smooth image performance even in sharp gaming scenes.
Samsung’s Business Monitor S4U will be available in the market from December. The recommended retail price (RRP including VAT) for the 24-inch model is 299 euros, while the 27-inch version is 349 euros.
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Samsung has kicked off an Android 14-based One UI 6.1.1 update for the Galaxy Tab S8 series. The update arrives with several new features and enhancements to make your Galaxy device more smarter, reliable, and secure.
One UI 6.1.1 update for the Galaxy Tab S8 series is currently live in Korea and the company will expand it to more countries soon. Users can identify the latest update through the One UI build version ending with HXHB.
Based on Android 14, One UI 6.1.1 update includes Sketch to image conversion, better photo styles, text auto-completion, real-time translation for calls and images, voice-to-text, improved PDF management, and weather/time-related wallpapers.
In addition, it installs an August 2024 security patch to improve system security and stability. Also, it updates several stock apps to the latest available version.
The installation package size of this update is around 2.6GB for the Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 series. The update is rolling out initially so it may take some hours or days to reach all models.
Users are advised to install the update promptly to benefit from the new features and security measures. For those who have not received an update notification, the update can be manually checked and installed.
To install the update, open the smartphone’s settings, select ‘Software Update’, and then ‘Download and install’. Following these steps will ensure that your Galaxy smartphone is up-to-date with the latest security protections.
Samsung rolling out a set of new AI tricks and features to Galaxy devices with the One UI 6.1.1 update. The company has finally kicked off the most anticipated rollout, bringing cool new functionalities before the One UI 7 arrives later this year.
Chances are high that One UI 6.1.1 would land on your Galaxy if it’s running One UI 6.1. The rollout will expand gradually, with initial coverage aiming at flagship phones and tablets followed by select mid-range smartphones.
Updating your Galaxy phone doesn’t include a tricky process. You just need to hit the Download and install button inside the Software update tab within Settings. If available, the firmware will first download, enabling a restart button for completion.
Samsung Galaxy devices that have received One UI 6.1.1 update
- Galaxy S24
- Galaxy S24 Plus
- Galaxy S24 Ultra
- Galaxy S23
- Galaxy S23 FE
- Galaxy S23 Plus
- Galaxy S23 Ultra
- Galaxy S22
- Galaxy S22 Plus
- Galaxy S22 Ultra
- Galaxy Z Flip 5
- Galaxy Z Fold 5
- Galaxy Z Flip 4
- Galaxy Z Fold 4
- Galaxy Tab S9 Series (Base, Plus & Ultra)
Which features are included?
One UI 6.1.1-based Galaxy AI suite consists of many fruitful enhancements. Users can turn sketches into art, spice up photos with unique styles, and translate calls in real-time across apps. Graphical upgrades are also included, offering you a dynamic feel.
The Generative AI capability allows you to draw as you think. Samsung Notes, Photo Editor, Air Command, Smart Select, and Edge Panel now pack an AI Sketch feature letting you turn your sketch into a beautiful work of art.
You can check the complete changelog here:
[Changelog] One UI 6.1.1 and Galaxy AI revolutionize your Galaxy S24 experience!
Samsung is innovating a new AI tech to protect fingerprint data. It will be a very major breakthrough in the smartphone industry. The company seemingly aims to address the rarest concern of privacy compromise.
A new patent discovered by OnlineSolitaire reveals Samsung’s new fingerprint security technology. The Korean tech giant wishes to utilize augmented reality in the prevention of the theft of fingerprint data left on device screens.
As described, the AR-based security system could detect fingerprint residue. The technology will make use of augmented reality for analysis and alert the user if it poses a security risk to enhance privacy and prevent unauthorized access.
Stealing fingerprint data from the device screen is not a basic task. Even after getting the fingerprint data stolen, there will be a lot of hurdles in accessing the device. However, it isn’t impossible to gain access through fingerprint data.
The device will detect fingerprint residue on a screen using a built-in sensor. Once done, it connects wirelessly to AR glasses to capture and analyze the fingerprint residue as part of cross-referencing it with stored data to assess its authenticity.
Leading vendors often file patent and trademark applications. It’s a move to secure their innovation and earn from royalty. Notably, not all patented innovations come out as consumer products, but a potential debut in the future is likely.