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Samsung One UI 4.1 based Object Eraser [Galaxy S22]

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One UI 4.1 Object Eraser

Samsung’s latest Galaxy S22 series devices come with some notable improvements that most Galaxy users will love in their Cameras. We’re talking about pro-photography-level qualities that allow you to take some amazing photos, at least Samsung guarantees.

But what if, when reflections in glass or dark shadows ruin your photo, Samsung has a quick and easy solution to that problem. A new and updated Object Eraser with One UI 4.1 on the Galaxy S22 series, allows you to eliminate these annoying issues with photos by using a single button.

One UI 4.1 Object Eraser automatically illuminates dark, shady areas of a photo with a simple button press or press to erase shadows more accurately in the image. Similarly, the new “Erase Reflection” button can be used to reduce those awkward reflections with a single tab.

Object Eraser on a Samsung phone!

Samsung’s Object Eraser entered the Galaxy S21 last year and Samsung continued its improvement over the past year. Object Eraser is a tool found in the Samsung Gallery app on Galaxy phones that uses AI to make touching photos an easy and free experience.

With the new update, Samsung’s features can better compete with Google Magic Eraser. This means that no matter what best Android phone you have, you can easily touch up those photos with a few taps. See the gallery above to see some examples from our review.

How to use Object Eraser on a Samsung phone?

Before you use the feature, you will get the ability to draw around what you want to remove from the image, a quick evaluation of the image. The end result can vary from image to image and largely depends on the quality, framing, and skeptical image of your subject.

Samsung One UI 4.1 Object Eraser

  1. Open the Gallery app.
  2. Select an image with an object you want to remove.
  3. Tap on the pencil icon to open the image editor.
  4. Tap on three dots in the upper right corner of the Gallery app, then tap Labs.
  5. Tap the switch next to Object Eraser to enable the feature.

One UI 4.1 Object Eraser

You can also hide playing content for easy access when you want to focus on another app or UI section.

How to use Object Eraser?

  • If the Object Eraser is enabled, return to the image with the object you want to remove.
  • Scroll to the right of the toolbar at the bottom of the screen and tap the New Object Eraser icon.
  • Tap the object you want to delete. The object is highlighted in purple. You can press to highlight multiple objects at once.
  • Press Erase to remove each highlighted object from the image.

One UI 4.1 Object Eraser

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Samsung hints at shipping Galaxy S25 with 3nm Exynos 2500 chip

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Samsung still wants the Galaxy S25 series to ship with 3nm Exynos 2500. During the earnings call, the company chip arm hinted that Exynos is still in the pipeline, which could possibly power the next-generation Galaxy S series.

There are rumors that the Galaxy S25 series could solely use Snapdragon 8 Elite. Exynos 2500 is Samsung’s dream project that uses a cutting-edge 3nm process. However, a poor yield rate is hurting the company’s growth ambitions.

System LSI is Samsung’s mobile chip arm that produces Exynos chipsets too. The company disclosed that it will focus on supplying SoCs for flagship products of a major consumer. It’s also preparing for the next-gen 2nm products.

Samsung’s chip arm during Q3 earnings call:

The System LSI Business plans to concentrate on supplying SoCs for flagship products of a major customer while preparing for next-generation 2nm products.

Here, System LSI would have been aiming at Samsung Electronics. This is due to Exynos is only used in Samsung’s mid-range and flagship devices. And the “flagship products” term probably refers to Exynos in more than 1 model.

We still assume that something is yet to happen. There would be more turning points in the Galaxy S25 3nm Exynos story. We can only expect credible inputs to appear next month, current scenario tells Snapdragon exclusivity in Galaxy S25.

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Source: Samsung One UI 7 Beta won’t release globally

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Galaxy users may miss out on trying One UI 7 Beta as Samsung preps limited availability. While we’re seeing major changes in Samsung’s software strategy, the Beta Program expansion is unlikely, as per the source SamsonSir / X.

Samsung could launch the One UI 7 Beta Program in seven countries. The company has been availing the Beta Program in China, Germany, India, Poland, South Korea, the United Kingdom, and the United States.

Following the tradition, Samsung should have launched the One UI 7’s Beta in August and Stable in October. Meanwhile, the company pushed the schedule significantly, bringing Beta to the year’s end and Stable to the new Galaxy S announcement.

Wider Beta availability has always been a priority demand by Samsung users. With a broader reach, the company will be able to hear feedback from an even larger audience. However, it’s “almost” unlikely to happen this year, at least for now.

Last year, rumors spread claiming Beta expansion to countries in Southeast Asia. However, the Program’s market reach remains intact. We still wish the One UI Beta would be a global affair so all Galaxy users can experience the software early.

Samsung is seemingly on the verge of releasing the One UI 7 Beta Program. The Galaxy S25 series may launch in January next year. The final version of One UI 7 will also be released alongside the new product debut.

That said, the Korean tech giant would conduct Beta activity for two months. Therefore, chances are high that the Beta will go live within November this year. We are expecting big news to be dropped during SDC24 Korea on November 21st.

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Samsung exposing why Apple Geniuses switched to Galaxy

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Samsung shared a new ad as a documentary, exposing why former Apple Geniuses switched to Galaxy. The company often targets its biggest rival whether it’s a new launch event or any controversial debacle.

The new documentary posted by Samsung Mobile US screens “Former Apple Geniuses” who share firsthand accounts of their experiences and the reasons behind their switch to Galaxy devices. The documentary is divided into three chapters, as follows:

  1. Becoming a Genius
  2. Questioning Our Own Genius
  3. Sweet Taste of Freedom

In the first part, former Apple Geniuses tell why they picked Apple. The 2nd section shows Apple fans discovering Galaxy devices, which are more advanced than the iPhone. The third section displays former Apple fans finally making the switch to Galaxy devices.

After switching to the Galaxy, former Apple fans now enjoy the AI-powered features of the Galaxy AI. The unique Sketch to Image, Live Translate, and AI-powered photography and image editing features are their favorite features.

Foldable phones offer extended screen sizes to maximize the mobile experience. Paired with Galaxy AI, Samsung’s foldables unlock never-seen-before features like Interpreter on dual-screen, Auto Framing, and photography without a tripod.

The three-minute documentary is worth watching this weekend. Samsung continuously tries to attract Apple users through foldable phones and readily available Galaxy AI features that are unavailable on iPhones.

The company is considering bold moves to retain market dominance. Next year’s Galaxy S25 series would bring a significant push to Samsung. The refined design and upgraded hardware would lead to many more switches from Apple’s ship.

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