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How Samsung Galaxy rewrites smartphone history in 10 innovative technologies
With the launch of the newest Galaxy products before February 10, 2022, there are growing hopes for more smartphone innovations. Samsung Electronics is constantly setting the bar for the industry by unveiling its latest models at every unpacked event and this year is no different.
Samsung has been at the forefront of the industry with the introduction of hardware (HW) and software (SW), breaking the mold that has existed every year for the past 12 years since the first Galaxy S device was unveiled in 2010.
A large screen smartphone with amazing immersion in some of the most game-changing, smartphone-stylus combinations that enhances productivity and creativity and the world’s first dual-pixel camera technology.
In addition, various wearable devices, including the Galaxy Note series, the Galaxy tablet series and the Galaxy Watch and Galaxy Buds, have contributed to the wider Galaxy ecosystem that has changed the lifestyle of the consumer.
Ahead of the Galaxy Unpacked event, Samsung at its official blog is reviewing the Galaxy Series Tech Legacy. Read on to find out more about 10 innovative Galaxy smartphone technologies that have set new standards and changed our way of life.
Samsung Innovative Technologies
- 2010: The AMOLED Display: Bigger Is Better
- 2011: The Galaxy Note and S Pen: Adding Analog Touch to Digital Devices
- 2013: Samsung Knox: Your Trusted Mobile Bodyguard
- 2014: Superb IP Rating: Ultimate Protection From Dust and Water
- 2015: Samsung Pay: A Mobile Wallet in Your Pocket
- 2016: Advanced Camera Technology: The World’s First Dual Pixel Sensor
- 2018: One UI: Making My Own Galaxy
- 2019: Galaxy Z Series: The Dawn of the Era of Foldable Smartphones
- 2021: An AI-Powered Eraser: Removing Unwanted Objects From Photos
- 2022: Galaxy for the Planet: For a Sustainable Future
Samsung has consistently been setting the bar for the industry with its latest models. Ahead of the much-anticipated Galaxy Unpacked event, Samsung provides a look back at the technological legacy of the Galaxy series #SamsungUnpacked
— Samsung Electronics (@Samsung) February 9, 2022
Samsung AMOLED Display
Samsung has started the big screen era trend in the smartphone industry with the introduction of its AMOLED display. Developed using the Active Matrix Organic Light Emitting Diode (AMOLED) technology, this display is characterized by the clear image quality, self-brightness and large screen size.
The Samsung Galaxy S is the first smartphone in the world to be launched with a Super AMOLED display, offering a low-power ultra-thin screen and a clearer and more clear image quality.
Samsung is taking its AMOLED technology to the next level with its more powerful and more sophisticated screens, making the Galaxy S10 the world’s first mobile device with a dynamic AMOLED display that supports the High Dynamic Range 10+ (HDR10+).
However, in this article, we’ve added one of Samsung’s innovations for the rest of these innovative Galaxy smartphone technologies that have set new standards and transformed is available HERE.
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Samsung has announced the One UI 6 Watch Beta 4 update for Wear OS smartwatches. This update is available for the Galaxy Watch 6, Galaxy Watch 5, and Galaxy Watch 4 series. It includes several improvements based on user feedback to make your watch perform better and more reliably.
One UI 6 Watch Beta 4 update brings new support and several enhancements. It improves the overall system stability and performance for smoother watch operations. Also, battery life has also been improved, so you can expect to get more use between charges.
Moreover, the performance of applications has been optimized for faster and more reliable operation. It also addresses network connectivity issues to make it easier for your watch to stay connected.
Furthermore, the update introduces Global Always-On Display (AOD) support to provide important information even when the screen is off.
The fourth beta update also contains a minor issue with the ‘Show last app’ setting. The default value has changed, which might affect users who previously set it to the ‘Not used’ or ‘Within 5 seconds’ option. If you notice that your setting isn’t being applied correctly, simply go to the Settings menu and select your preferred option to fix the problem.
Users of Galaxy Watch 6 series can verify the latest beta update through version ending with ZXG6, while Galaxy Watch 4 and Galaxy Watch 5 users are getting it with version ZXG7.
To install the update on your Galaxy Watch, go to Galaxy Wearable on your smartphone, then navigate to Galaxy Watch >> Watch settings >> Watch software update >> Download and install. This will allow you to install the latest beta version. Before updating, make sure to back up any important data on your watch.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S9, Galaxy Tab S9 Plus, and Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra users are getting a July 2024 security update in Canada. This update is already rolled out for users in Europe and the company will soon make it available in more countries.
The company is dispatching the latest software update with system security improvements to keep your files and data safe on your phone. It also optimizes system stability to offer you uninterrupted and seamless functionality on your device.
July 2024 update fixes over 55 issues including 4 critical and 21 high-level vulnerabilities in Android, contributing 33 SVEs related to components like One UI Home, System UI, Secure Folder, and more, further enhancing device security.
Users of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S9, Galaxy Tab S9 Plus, and Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra in Canada can verify the July 2024 security update through the One UI build version ending with BXCG. The installation package size of this update is around 358.38MB.
You can check the update by navigating to the device’s Settings, then a Software update, and Download and Install. If you have received the update, install it now to get enhanced features.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 users will soon get One UI 6.1.1 update with a bunch of new features. Some of the highlighted features are Sketch to Image, AI Portrait Studio, Auto Zoom, enhanced Note Assist, Instant Full-screen translation, conversation mode for dual screen, Suggested replies, Photo Ambient, and more.
One UI 7 could bring new battery indicator to Samsung Galaxy
Samsung has confirmed that it will fix an issue with the Home Up Finder feature through a new software update. Some Galaxy users have been facing an issue where the Finder’s layout does not appear correctly on their screens.
According to the information, the Finder sometimes overlaps with the battery, network, sound, and clock icons at the top of the screen. This overlap can hide the search field or make it difficult to use.
Users have reported that this issue makes it hard to search for apps or use the Finder effectively. Samsung has recognized this issue and is working on a solution. The community moderator has announced that the company will release a software update to fix the layout of the Finder feature of the Home Up.
Moreover, Samsung has also apologized for the inconvenience the Home Up Finder issue may have caused and ensures users that the company will fix it. Users should keep their devices updated by checking for new software updates regularly.
Previously, the company added the long-awaited ‘Access Finder’ feature that makes it easier for users to find and open apps quickly. In addition, users now have a new ‘App Icon Setting’ for the customization of app icons.
Several Galaxy users are facing the issue after using the Finder feature of the Home Up Good Lock module. Fortunately, the company has confirmed to solve it with the upcoming software update.
However, Samsung has not provided a specific timeline for when this issue will be resolved. Users will need to wait for future software updates and official announcements from Samsung regarding the Finder bug.
