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Samsung debuts One UI 4.1.1 based on Android 12L, Taskbar included
Earlier this year, Google launched the Android 12L operating system, especially for the big screen and foldable smartphones. After all the eligible Pixel phones, the Galaxy Z Fold 4 becomes the first Samsung device to offer the Android 12L-based One UI 4.1.1 software.
Inspired by the Android 12L, the Samsung One UI 4.1.1 activates its stellar taskbar on the Galaxy Z Fold 4, which will soon come to the Galaxy Z Fold 3 as well. Using the new OS, the Korean tech giant has further extended the usability of its next-gen foldable devices.
Samsung Android 12L-based One UI 4.1.1 software brings “The Taskbar,” which appears alongside the general navigation buttons or gestures and can be accessible by pulling from the bottom row of your homescreen as well as select recent apps.
As soon as you go to the homescreen, the Taskbar disappears and makes a comeback when you open up any apps. It also lets you pull apps from the Taskbar to both sides of the screen for seamless multitasking, making it quick and easy, and you can simply tap on one of the app icons to move back and forth between them.
Here’s what Samsung said about Taskbar:
“The new Taskbar provides a layout similar to your PC, offering access to your favorite and recent apps. Multitasking is also more intuitive, thanks to new swipe gestures. Instantly switch full-screen apps to pop-up windows or split your screen in half for more ways to multitask.”
According to 9to5Google, Samsung confirmed to bring the Android 12L operating system for the Galaxy Z Fold 3 foldable smartphone with the new One UI 4.1.1 software. Surely, it will bring all the new features and optimizations alongside the Taskbar function.
Have a look:
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On June 2nd, Samsung met Amr Talaat, Minister of Communications and Information Technology Egypt, and agreed to establish a new smartphone factory in the country. Both parties agreed on the construction of a smartphone factory across 6,000 square meters in Beni Suef.
According to the information, the new Samsung smartphone factory, which will establish in Egypt, will create about 1,400 direct and indirect job opportunities. In addition, it is planned that the factory’s construction will begin in the fourth quarter of 2023.
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Samsung’s factory will deliver the latest Galaxy smartphones, made by Egyptian hands and global technology. Moreover, it will help transfer technology and technical know-how to the Egyptian market, thus supporting the indigenization of the mobile phone industry in the country.
Egypt’s ICT Minister noted that the govt is keen to introduce incentive schemes for investors and provide a workforce well-versed in electronics-related specializations. The new factory builds on the productive cooperation with Samsung, which paid off with the manufacturing of educational tablets in Egypt.
Today, Samsung invited Richard Smith, a world-renowned journalist, and CEO of the Pinkerton Foundation, who has taken the lead in resolving social problems for youths in the US, to examine the direction of desirable leadership in a rapidly changing global environment.
The South Korean company conducts a special lecture by Richard Smith for youths/executives during the next-generation executive training course held at the Hoam Hall of the Samsung Human Resources Development Center in Yongin, Gyeonggi-do.
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CEO Richard Smith gave a lecture on “Leadership in Challenging Times,” a mindset that next-generation managers should have and ways to improve leadership. This special lecture served as an opportunity for executives to reflect on how prepared they are to become managers and healthy corporate management.
This special lecture was prepared as part of Samsung Chairman Lee Jae-yong’s emphasis on “creating an organization that is flexible to change.”
Chairman Lee Jae-yong said at the airport after a business trip to Europe in June 2022, “ There are many chaos, changes, and uncertainties in the market, but our job is to bring in good people and create a flexible culture so that the organization can adapt to changes.”
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Samsung provides Rugged Galaxy devices that meet the needs of industries that demand reliable, durable, and powerful mobile devices under a variety of working conditions, even in the harshest environments. Recently, by testing the durability of the Rugged lineup, construction contractor Murray Kruger conveys that the Samsung Galaxy XCover 6 Pro and Galaxy Tab Active 4 Pro are capable of surviving harsh construction conditions.
Kruger has been in business for 22 years and started his own contracting company in 2012. It specializes in insurance repairs and renovations, possibly one of the harshest construction environments with smoke, ash, clogged basements, toxic fumes, and below-freezing temperatures.
According to a 2022 survey by Samsung Electronics Canada of Toronto Building Society members, more than 40% of respondents believe their current mobile devices cannot cope with their work environment.
Both the Galaxy XCover 6 Pro and Galaxy Tab Active 4 Pro are IP68 rated and meet the MIL-STD-810H standard for harsh environment durability. The devices are scratch-resistant, water- and dust-resistant, can withstand drops of up to 1.5 meters, and can function in extreme altitudes and temperatures.
The advanced Gloves Mode allows the screens of both devices to remain touch-responsive even if the user is wearing leather gloves. Even, the staff of Kruger Construction also noted that both devices provide excellent connectivity even behind steel barricades or in flooded basements. Galaxy XCover 6 Pro exclusively supports 5G and Wi-Fi 6E for ultra-fast connectivity.
Through both the Samsung rugged devices, the construction crew got creative. Krugers puts several tests but the performance of these devices exceeded expectations.
