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60 million Samsung phones to be manufactured via JDM in 2023
Samsung is planning to get around 60 million Galaxy phones manufactured by JDM (joint development manufacturers) in 2023. With a slight expansion of using JDM, the company will save costs in order to increase overall profitability.
60 million Galaxies by JDMs
According to TheElec, Samsung is considering to manufacture 59.86 units of smartphones using JDM (joint development manufacturers) in 2023. At the recent meeting, this plan was shared with Samsung suppliers along with its annual plan for 2023.
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It’s worth mentioning that Samsung’s plan to outsource 60 million Galaxy units in 2023 accounts for 18% of the total number of smartphones it plans to manufacture in 2023. During the meeting, the company also told suppliers to continue their efforts to cut costs through 2023.
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Samsung x JDM
As of now, Korean tech giant uses four JDMs, including Wintech and Huaqin. In 2022 alone, the Korean tech giant is expected to manufacture around 50 million smartphones using JDMs. Meanwhile, there are opposing views on Samsung’s extensive use of JDM.
Back in 2019, JDMs only accounted for around 6% of the smartphones Samsung made that year. But this has increased to double digits in 2020 since TM Roh became head of Samsung’s mobile business, now called MX Business by the company.
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On March 15, Samsung launched the Galaxy A54 and Galaxy A34 smartphones. Samsung introduces best-in-class camera features with the new Galaxy A54 5G, for the first time in the Galaxy A series. Let’s check which pro-grade camera features the new phone equips.
- Nightography
- Auto Night
- Enhanced Imaging
- Improved OIS
- Upgraded VDIS
- Auto Framing
- Precise Focusing
- AI Image Enhancer
- Photo and GIF Remaster
- Object Eraser
Samsung Galaxy A54 Camera Features
For the first time ever, the company brings a best-in-class Nightography [1] feature to the new Galaxy A54 5G. Say good riddance to noisy and blurry nighttime shots because the 56% wider pixel size on the camera allows you to capture vivid and clear photos and videos in low light conditions.
Meanwhile, the Auto Night [2] feature on both the Galaxy A54 5G automatically transitions to ‘night mode’ by measuring the amount of light around the object. Go camera cray awe-night long and relive the wild parties with Galaxy.
The upgraded Enhanced Imaging [3] feature unlocks blurless night photos and steady, crisp videos. The 1.6x wider OIS [4] mechanically moves the image sensor in response to any shaking detected. VDIS [5] is upgraded to 833Hz, which digitally reduces the level of blurring or distortion in videos caused by unsteady movements.
Furthermore, the device features Auto Framing [6] that automatically adjusts the angle of view and zooms in on up to five people when you’re recording a video. It also offers Precise Focusing [7], which shoots sharp low-light shots and films with 100% All-pixel AF that quickly finds the focus.
Turn any photo and video from drab to fab with the AI Image Enhancer [8] on the Galaxy A54. The enhanced Photo and GIF Remaster [9] makes magic with an improved image detector with a new engine optimised for low light, HDR, noise, and more.
The newly added GIF Remaster reduces the noise level for clearer GIF quality. Work the enhanced Object Eraser [10] to remove unwanted shadows, reflection, and photobombers with improved segmentation and inpainting performance.
Flagship features at affordable price
Photos and videos capture memories, emotions, and stories that you can relive over and over. Little things you do day-to-day are worth documenting, like catching up with old friends, family game night, a typical day at work, your OOTD, or that TikTok dance challenge.
In a sea of aesthetically perfect Instagram feeds, you need to raise the stakes and create content that will make them go, Awesome! And now, the flagship-like camera capabilities you’ve always been dreaming of comes to the all-new Galaxy A54 5G smartphone.
Last but not least, the new A series phones also offer seamless sharing with Quick Share and One Drive so you can keep on editing photos and videos anywhere. The Galaxy A54 is your gateway to premium experiences, with awesome Galaxy flagship features that you’ll absolutely love.
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Today, Samsung shared an amazing awareness of its 200MP super high-quality camera. It was launched with Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra and it has evolved throughout the past years.
Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra takes ultra-high clear photographs that contain a massive amount of details powered by the new ISOCELL HP2 image sensor. It uses a secret recipe for powerful pixel clarity and enhances colors, and pixel structure.
That’s not it, the new HP2 sensor equips pixel binning technology, fast autofocus, and HDR capabilities to enable stunning pixels in an image. However, this evolution in the 200MP camera is not an ordinary one, it’s big. How big?
A 200MP image is 16 times bigger and has 16 times the information than a 12.5MP camera. That’s what we call evolution. The large sensor with lots of pixels allows you to maintain the level of detail in the photograph even after you chop, crop, zoom, or resize. The photograph will try its best not to blur.
Furthermore, the ISOCELL HP2 utilizes an advanced deep-learning algorithm to produce 200MP images with more accurate colors and details.
The new Tetra Pixel technology boasts extra power to the smartphone and ensures optimal quality in photos. It can combine up to 16 individual pixels into one and make it an ultra-large pixel.
Even though it is a 200MP power blaster, Samsung’s latest flagship operates it in different output options of 50MP and 12MP. So you will be able to change the resolution accordingly.
Once launched, the current 200MP Samsung camera phone triggers a 12MP camera by default, which merges 16 pixels into one big pixel. Whenever you need a super large quality sensor, just select it from the top menu of your camera app.
Samsung is working on the expansion of its budget portfolio with two new models – Galaxy F14 and Galaxy A14 4G. These devices will be released in the future, while key specs of the Galaxy F14 have now revealed, while, and it’s confirmed that the Galaxy A14 4G lacks in box charger.
The company followed Apple’s footsteps and stopped bringing a free charger with Galaxy smartphones as part of promoting a sustainable approach. And after flagships, the “no charger” trend is getting expanded to entry-level devices including the upcoming Galaxy A14 (source) and Galaxy F14.
According to tipster YogeshBrar, the Galaxy F14 5G comes with a 6.6″ FHD+ LCD display and supports a 90Hz refresh rate. The device will be powered by Exynos 1330 SoC paired with up to 6GB of RAM and 128GB of internal storage along with a 4GB RAM variant.
In the camera department, the Galaxy F14 5G will have two sensors on the back including a 50MP primary and a 2MP shooter. On the front, the upcoming budget phone is rumored to bring a 13MP camera for capturing selfies and video calling.
Out of the box, the device may run the latest Android 13-based One UI 5 software and could support two generations of OS and four years of security updates. There will be a massive 6000 mAh battery with support for up to 25W fast charging. Here’s the expected price:
- Box Price (6/128GB) – ₹17,999
- Selling Price: ₹14/15k