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Samsung to deliver fully virtualized 5G equipment business in the US
Recently, Samsung expanded its presence in the US telecommunications market by winning a second order for 5G communications equipment worth 1 trillion won ($790 million), according to company officials.
Samsung said it has to be the fourth-largest US Dish Network, a mobile communications service provider, and was selected as the 5G communications equipment supplier. The company plans to supply a variety of communications equipment, including 5G virtualized base stations, to Dish Network’s nationwide network.
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Samsung and DISH 5G Network Collaboration
After being selected as the 5G communications equipment supplier for Dish 5G Network, Samsung Electronics has seen an opportunity to expand its share of the US market, the world’s largest market for telecommunications equipment.
The 5G virtualization base station Samsung is supplying to Dish uses next-generation technology that enables the creation and operation of flexible and efficient communications networks by loading software onto a general-purpose server to implement base station functions.
Following the first successful commercialization of a virtual base station in the US in December 2020, Samsung has proven its superior performance and differentiated commercial capabilities in global markets such as the UK and Japan.
Samsung’s 5G virtualization base station won the CTO’s Choice and best mobile innovation technology award at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2022 grand prize in March.
The DISH is currently testing its 5G network using the Samsung Galaxy S22 and plans to continue to use the Samsung phone as a reference platform throughout the network deployment process.
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Samsung acknowledges a current issue affecting the Sound Assistant‘s volume panel with One UI 6.1. Users expect a vertical volume panel that shows volumes for each app, similar to the models that haven’t received the One UI 6.1 model. This issue mainly affects the Galaxy S21 series after the One UI 6.1 update.
A Galaxy S21 Ultra user reported that the smartphone only offers a basic horizontal volume panel, lacking app-specific volume control. This function works well on Galaxy S10.
This problem seems to arise when users attempt to adjust the volume with the screen turned off. In such cases, the device defaults to the basic volume panel.
Samsung is aware of the Volume Panel issue after the One UI 6.1 update and promises to resolve it in future updates. The company apologizes for the inconvenience and assures users to improve their experience.
For a temporary solution, Samsung’s community moderator advises avoiding volume adjustment while the screen is off.
If the issue continues, users should report it by sending a log through the Samsung Members app’s ‘Send Error’ feature. This information will help Samsung in identifying and fixing the problem.
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Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 series may support 15W fast charging speed. The Galaxy Watch 6 and Watch 6 Classic support 10W charging speed. It looks like the company is bringing a major upgrade to the next iteration of its Galaxy smartwatch in terms of charging speed.
FCC listing of Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 reveals 15W fast charging support. This upgrade will roughly increase the charging speed by 50% compared to the Galaxy Watch 6 series. However, the Watch FE (Watch 4 2024) would feature just 5W charging speed.
It has been revealed that the Galaxy Watch 7 (SM-L305) supports 15W (5V x 3A) fast charging. As the Galaxy Watch 6 takes about 90 minutes to charge from 0% to 100%, the Galaxy Watch 7 should be charged from 0% to 100% in about an hour.
Charging speed always remains a big concern in Samsung’s Mobile business. The company still sticks with 45W fast charging in flagship phones. At the same time, Chinese Android manufacturers have introduced much faster charging technologies.
This year, Samsung may launch three variants of the Galaxy Watch 7 series. The smartwatches will likely debut Wear OS 5-based One UI 6 Watch operating system. The developer preview of the Wear OS 5 has just begun by Google, with Stable update likely to release later this year.
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Samsung has released the Internet Browser Beta v26 update for its Galaxy devices. The update is available on the Galaxy Store with version 26.0.0.33 and an updated package size of 139.77MB.
This latest update addresses several issues identified in the previous beta version to enhance the app’s stability. While the specifics of the new features are not disclosed, they are expected to contribute to a more efficient and secure browsing experience.
The beta version of the update allows Samsung to gather user feedback, which is essential for the development and enhancement of the browser. After testing features in the Beta version, the company releases them to the Internet Browser app.
To install the Samsung Internet Browser Beta v26 update, you just need to open Galaxy Store >> Menu option >> Updates. Alternatively, you can download it directly from the third-party source link mentioned here.
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