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Samsung planning to introduce new gaming service – Gaming Plus or Game Plus
Samsung TV Plus is a platform created by Samsung for Galaxy devices including smartphones, tablets, and smart TVs. It provides you with different kinds of entertainment content even without any subscription or hidden charges, for free.
Earlier, the company announced the expansion of TV Plus service with the addition of new channels and TV shows. Well, it looks like, Samsung is planning something big for gamers, as two trademark applications for Samsung Gaming Plus and Samsung Game Plus emerged on the web.
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According to tipster @stufflistings, Samsung filed trademark applications for two names – Gaming Plus and Game Plus. Both of these text trademarks suggest that the company is planning to introduce a gaming platform for various devices, similar to the TV Plus.
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Samsung Gaming Plus pic.twitter.com/8zXG8CsLLk— Mukul Sharma (@stufflistings) September 20, 2022
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As of now, we don’t have more information regarding Samsung’s unreleased Gaming Plus and Samsung Game Plus. As soon as the company shares more details about these products, we will provide you with the latest and authentic insights. Until then, stay tuned with us!
Samsung could delay the launch of the Android 15-based One UI 7 Beta Program. The release date was rumored to be July 29 in Korea and the US. Recent developments indicate that the company is facing issues kicking off the Beta for the Galaxy S24 series.
X tipster kro_roe revealed that the One UI 7 is under pressure from a high-ranking official. While the rumor doesn’t signal any delay, it is interpreted that the software is currently full of bugs and consumers would criticize it if it’s released in Beta.
Recently, tipster IceUniverse said that the One UI 7 Beta has many bugs. The tipster even recommended users not install the test firmware on their primary device. Apparently, some critical problems hurdling the release of the Beta update.
The said high-ranking official could be the Mobile Division Chief TM Roh. Samsung always keeps user satisfaction and trust at the forefront. Hence, Beta firmware released in a hurry could create a massive controversy for harsh criticism.
It seems like One 7 ui is under pressure from a high-ranking official.
— kro (@kro_roe) July 27, 2024
One UI 6.1.1 could also be a reason behind delay in One UI 7 Beta. The company introduced the new software on July 10. The Android 14-based software is expected to be rolled out to many older Galaxy foldables and tablets in the next few weeks.
The new software will rollout to foldable and tablet devices. Select new features and functional enhancements would be provided to regular phones without version bump. The Beta Program would go live after the release of One UI 6.1.1 features.
Samsung launches its One UI Beta activity in seven countries. Starting with the US and South Korea, the Beta will be availed in Germany, India, Poland, the UK and the US. The most recent flagship devices will be invited in the promo.
Samsung has released a new update for the Samsung Wallet app, now available in version 5.6.56. This update is available on the Galaxy Store with a package size of 261MB. It includes some enhancements to improve the app’s performance.
The fresh update makes the Samsung Wallet app work better and more smoothly. It aims to fix issues from previous versions and improve some app functions. While specific details about the enhancements are not listed, users can expect fewer bugs and a more reliable experience.
Samsung Wallet is a digital payment app that helps Galaxy users manage their payment cards, digital IDs, and loyalty cards in one place. It makes it easier to handle transactions and securely track various digital credentials.
Now, the new update offers Samsung Wallet users a more efficient and secure way to manage their digital transactions and credentials. Users are advised to install the newest version of the app to take advantage of enhanced features.
To get the Samsung Wallet 5.6.56 update, follow these simple steps:
- Open the Galaxy Store on your Samsung device.
- Search for the Samsung Wallet app.
- Check the update option and tap to install the latest version.
In early July 2024, Samsung fixed an issue where changing the USIM card could accidentally delete the stored transportation card in the Samsung Wallet app. By installing the latest version, users will get smoother and better performance.
Samsung Wallet resolves transit card issue on One UI devices
Exynos 1580 could be the next mid-range Samsung-branded processor. The product is likely to be installed in the Galaxy A56 5G smartphone. We are months away from the launch, but the Exynos 1580 chip’s performance scores were revealed through Geekbench.
According to the info, an alleged Samsung Exynos 1580 was spotted on Geekbench. The chipset carries model number s5e8855 and is paired with 8GB of RAM.
The SoC features an octa-core CPU comprising a big core clocked at 2.91GHz, three cores clocked at 2.60GHz, and four cores clocked at 1.95GHz.
It scored 1046 points in Geekbench 5’s single-core test and 3678 points in multi-core test. These are just initial scores, indicating it could perform equivalent to the Snapdragon 888 and Exynos 2100.
Interstingly, Geekbench listed the test device was running the Android 15 operating system. It aligns with the company’s previous Galaxy A releases, signaling Galaxy A56 with the latest OS.
Samsung could launch the Galaxy A56 and A36 around March next year. Before these mid-rangers, the company would introduce the Galaxy S25 series. There are assumptions that the lineup would utilize MediaTek’s flagship chip in some markets.
Rumors are there that Samsung Foundry’s 3nm process facing yield issues. The company is working to improve its performance and yield rate. In the worst case, MediaTek Dimensity might be used alongside Snapdragon in Galaxy S25.