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Samsung’s foldable era of transformation, presenting new ‘rollables’ to the world
Samsung Display is gradually experimenting and developing organic OLED displays for various display devices such as TVs, computers, laptops, and modern smartphones.
According to the news firm Business Post, on the 18th of April 2022, Samsung Electronics recently applied for two types of transparent Galaxy rollable smartphone patents with the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO).
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Both the Galaxy are equipped with transparent rollable displays, but one has a rollable panel that is sticking out to the side, and the other one has a rollable panel that unfolds vertically.
After successfully launching foldable screens in many sizes it may possibly launch a rollable display panel. Samsung Display is expected to win the game earlier than LG Display.
On the other hand, some reputed blogs such as Sam mobiles reported early on the 15th of April 2022 that Samsung has completely withdrawn from the development of rollable OLED panels in 2016 due to low demand problems.
According to us Samsung Electronics is an experienced player in foldable smartphones and is now more likely to launch the new rollable smartphones very soon.
Some days ago we have reported that the Samsung display’s quantum dot thinner panels are currently at the development and review stage.
You will soon experience the era of digital transformation through the new display form factor. The new rollable screens could be a new possible growth engine for Samsung Display after its successful foldable era.
The Galaxy S24 is the latest smartphone series introduced by Samsung, which receives monthly and major updates first. Last month, the Galaxy S24 received the April 2024 security update first and enhanced the Galaxy camera performance to the next level. A new report reveals that the Galaxy S24 series will receive a major camera firmware update in June 2024.
According to tipster Ice Universe, Samsung will release a major camera firmware for Galaxy S24 Ultra in June as it has been delayed. This means that the May 2024 security patch will not bring any changes to the camera of this smartphone, and users will have to wait until June for camera enhancements.
If you are using any of the Galaxy S24 series smartphones, you will get new camera features and improvements for a better experience, you just have to wait till June. However, the May 2024 update is also expected to fix issues encountered in the current software.
Samsung Galaxy S24 received an April patch to get next-level camera experience. It brought a new 480×480 resolution slow-motion video option, improved tone and zoom text clarity, enhanced Expert RAW features, and more.
“S24 Ultra’s camera update has been delayed, at least until June”, said Tipster.
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Samsung is eyeing the Chinese smartphone market to overcome 0% market share. The company has recently launched the Galaxy C55 5G in the country, which is a market-specific lineup.
Counterpoint Research’s recent report revealed that Samsung has a negligible market presence in China. While Huawei flagships are resurging in the country, Samsung come up with a mid-range phone with a different approach.
The Galaxy C55 5G is a rebranded variant of the M55 but features a distinct design. It has a leather back and is available in two vibrant colors, with the presence of some pro-grade features making it stand apart.
The Chinese smartphone market was dominated by Vivo (17.4%), Honor (16.1%), Apple (15.7%), Huawei (15.5%), Oppo (15.3%), and Xiaomi (14.6%) in Q1 2024, as per Counterpoint Research.
Samsung failed to overcome the 0% market share in China since 2018. The company had a 20-30% share until 2013, which started to drop in 2014 due to the emergence of local vendors including Huawei, Oppo, and Vivo.
While Samsung faces a lot of challenges in emerging in the world’s largest smartphone market, Chinese vendors continue to create hurdles for it in the Global market, giving it a double headache.
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Samsung MultiStar Good Lock module is getting a new update with version 7.1.33. The new update brings new features and improvements for Galaxy tablets and foldables to enhance the multitasking experience.
The new update of the Samsung MultiStar app adds the ‘Maintain Split Mode’ function, which is available for devices with One UI 6.1 or later. This feature allows users to keep their screen view active even after closing and reopening apps to enhance productivity on large screens.
Moreover, the update enhances the visibility of the navigation bar, making it easier for users to move through their devices. It also fixes an issue where settings would not reset after app data was deleted.
This update is compatible with devices that operate on One UI 6.0 or One UI 6.1. Users of eligible devices just need to download a 16.14MB package to install the update via the Galaxy Store. Also, they can get it directly from the third-party app source link mentioned here.
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