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Samsung Display started developing thinner, rollable QD-OLED panels
Samsung has begun developing the ‘thinner’ QD-OLED display. If this work is successful, the panel will be thinner than it is now, so rollable support is expected. According to the latest report, Samsung Display has recently launched a development project to create a thin QD- OLED panel.
The goal is to reduce the number of glass substrates used in QD-OLED panels from two to one. The QD-OLED, which has been heavily manufactured by Samsung Display since late last year, requires two glass substrates, a glass substrate for a thin film transistor (TFT) and a glass substrate for a color conversion layer.
If this Samsung display project is successful, one can expect a reduction in material costs and simplification of the process. The Samsung Display QD-OLED process is said to be much more complex than LG Display’s mass-produced White (W)-OLED.
Samsung to remove glass substrate for QD color conversion layer!
In addition, if the number of glass substrates is reduced to less than one, the panel becomes thinner and rollable supports are expected. The rollable OLED of the LG display also uses only a glass substrate.
LG display’s W-OLED, low-emission mode towards the TFT substrate, and currently the QD-color conversion layer like the Samsung display’s QD-OLED do not require a glass substitute because the color filter (CF) after the TFT is what they pile up process.
If the Samsung Display project is successful, it is expected to be implemented sequentially in QD-OLED in the future. This year, the QD-OLED of Samsung Display will be implemented in Samsung and Sony’s TVs and Dell’s monitors. The QD-OLED lineup includes 34-inch monitors and 55-inch and 65-inch TVs.
Assuming a QD-OLED yield of 70% this year, the QD-OLED panel product could be 880,000 units for TVs and 440,000 units for monitors. With a yield of 80%, it can produce 1.08 million units of TVs and 520,000 units of monitors.
Samsung’s new Galaxy S24 FE is a great phone for users who love to play games on mobile. The handset offers powerful performance and optimized features. It boasts a new vapor chamber, a larger battery, and a Dynamic AMOLED display.
The Galaxy S24 FE redefines mobile gaming performance with a combination of robust hardware innovations. Equipped with a series of improvements, the new FE delivers a powerful experience in terms of durability, visual quality, and extended gameplay.
1.1x larger vapor chamber
Samsung’s new vapor chamber optimizes device cooling so the phone can maintain maximum performance, even during intense and heavy gaming. This means less worry about overheating and more time dedicated to focusing on the games.
In addition, the new Fan Edition packs a larger battery, enabling longer and uninterrupted gaming sessions. Galaxy users can face epic battles, race on virtual racetracks, or complete challenging levels without worrying about battery life.
The 6.7-inch AMOLED 2X display takes the visual experience to a new level. With the 120Hz refresh rate, the screen unlocks extremely smooth and lag-free gameplay. Besides, the AI-powered Vision Booster adjusts color and contrast for outdoor gaming.
Samsung pledged 7 years of OS and security updates for the Galaxy S24 FE. Your device will continue to receive brand new features and security patches for such longer period. Other upgrades make the S24 FE a great deal out there in the market.
Samsung has released a new update for the One UI Home app with version 15.5.05.17. This update brings improvements to enhance your experience on Galaxy devices.
With this update, users will notice a smoother home screen and better overall performance. It fixes some minor bugs that may have been causing issues to make navigation easier and more enjoyable.
Through this update, Samsung aims to provide a seamless experience for Home screen functions. It is available with an installation package size of around 28MB.
Samsung’s One UI Home app will automatically update on your Galaxy device with the latest software, so you don’t have to worry about missing out on the new features. Also, you can check for updates manually through the Galaxy Store app.
Moreover, there’s an option to download the Samsung One UI Home 15.5.05.17 update directly from third-party links if you want to install it right away but we recommend waiting for the official release. To check which version of the One UI Home app you have, just pinch out on your home screen, tap on the Settings icon, and go to ‘About Home Screen’.
One UI Home app is previously known as Samsung Experience Home. It features a simple layout with well-organized icons, designed specifically for Galaxy devices. This update combines familiarity with new design elements to make it easy for users to navigate their devices.
Samsung announced its AI influencer SAM will participate in the BGS (Brazil Game Show) 2024. BGS is the largest videogame event in Latin America. The event this set to take place from October 9th to 13th in São Paulo, Brazil.
SAM will be available for visitors letting them interact with it through various activities and actions. Adding to this, the AI influencer will be present in various modalities at the Samsung booth during the fair.
Watch Out
At the Watch Out game, SAM will compete alongside gamers. Developed with machine learning technology, Samsung’s Watch Out uses advanced artificial intelligence to work with intelligent agents trained to simulate SAM’s actions in real-time.
During the game, competitors must dodge obstacles and collect as many Galaxy Rings as possible to win. Later, SAM reacts to the player’s actions, offering a direct interaction experience between gamers and their 3D avatar.
SAM x BGS
BGS visitors can enjoy Watch Out on the main stage at the Samsung Booth. Games will be played during the intervals of the stage attractions, allowing the audience to compete in quick matches of up to three minutes.
Depending on their performance in the game, participants will be able to take home exclusive SAM items, such as sweatshirts, mousepads, and pins. It’s pretty interactive activity that the Korean tech giant has prepared for its consumers in Latin America.