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Galaxy S23 series is designed with planet in mind: Samsung
We have officially witnessed the beautiful and durable design of the Galaxy S23, S23+, and S23 Ultra at the Unpacked event held on February 1. Samsung claims that it has designed these Galaxy S23 series phones keeping the planet in mind, which means, it’s made of various recycled items.
The Galaxy S23 series brings both high performance and sustainability for the ultimate premium experience. To achieve this, the company incorporated recycled items into more device components than any other previous Galaxy smartphone. Also, the packaging box is made of 100% recycled paper.
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Samsung manufacturers have also increased the recycled materials in the S23 devices. It has raised the six internal components made from eco-conscious materials used in the Galaxy S22 Ultra to twelve internal and external components incorporating recycled materials in the Galaxy S23 Ultra.
In addition to this, the company also used a wide variety of recycled materials, including pre-consumer recycled aluminum and glass, for use in Galaxy devices. Continuing to use recycled materials in Galaxy devices, has helped the company reduce its impact on the environment.
The use of recycled ocean plastic in the Galaxy S23 series could prevent more than 15 tons of fishing nets from entering the world’s oceans by the end of 2023, helping to reduce ocean pollution.
What’s more, the Galaxy S23 series is also built to last with durability and reparability, making it reliable for years to come. It’s the first device to feature Corning Gorilla Glass Victus 2, which offers durability for long-term use and contains 22 percent pre-consumer recycled content.
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Samsung joins Vivo to expand electronics offering in Brazil
Samsung is partnering with Vivo Brazil to expand its electronics offering. The agreement will significantly increase the availability of Samsung products in Vivo stores. It will serve Vivo’s physical stores across Brazil and its Online Store
Today, Samsung announced its groundbreaking partnership with Vivo Brazil. Vivo is a recognized destination for consumers of smartphones, accessories, and gaming consoles, smart home solutions, health and wellness accessories.
Vivo Brazil already sells phones, watches, headphones, laptops, tablets, portable projectors like The Freestyle 2nd Gen, and soundbars. Following the partnership, Samsung TVs will also be available for purchase at Vivo Stores and Online.
Vivo Brazil offers easy installment plans of up to 21 interest-free installments on credit cards and free shipping for both in-store and online purchases. These facilities make Vivo the best option for purchasing the latest generation TVs.
Samsung The Frame models in 32″, 50″, 65″, and 75″ sizes are being sold, as well as the newest AI TVs, with the Neo QLED model in 55″ and 65″. Vivo said it’s looking to expand the reach of its solutions even further to offer a complete experience.
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Galaxy S25 Ultra Sneak Peek: First look at Samsung’s next bold flagship
So finally, here’s a sneak peek at the Samsung Galaxy S25 design (renders). Steve (Onleaks/X) unquestionably made this weekend outstanding, giving us a “nearly” final idea of what Samsung’s next bold flagship will look like.
All four sides of the Galaxy S25 Ultra are flat, replicating the Pixel 9’s design, which followed the iPhone approach. The smartphone is said to be nearly 13 grams lighter than the Galaxy S24 Ultra and 8 grams lighter than the iPhone 16 Pro Max.
The smartphone seemingly features Galaxy Z Fold 6-inspired camera rings. The outer ring thick circular design, which matches the Z Fold 6. It will look a lot better in real graphics than the CAD-based renders leaked today.
What to expect?
Samsung could launch the Galaxy S25 series in early next year. The lineup will include three models: Standard, Plus, and Ultra. Most of the Samsung fans are excited for the Galaxy S25 Ultra, which would introduce breakthrough innovation.
The company is considering using the Snapdragon chipset internationally. We could see the Galaxy S23 series as a processor strategy in the S25 series. Regardless of the region, the flagships would utilize Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 chipset.
Galaxy AI suite will also be upgraded with new artificial tricks and magics. The Korean tech giant won’t leave any stone unturned in upgrading the user experience. We are excited to hear more about the upcoming phones throughout the launch.
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Apple hosts event to introduce new colors of old AirPods Max?
At It’s Glowtime event, Apple launched new colors of old AirPods Max product. The gadget now comes in Midnight, Starlight, Blue, Purple, and Orange, and offers USB-C charging for more convenience.
AirPods Max is an over-the-ear headphones offered by Apple. The company debuted five new colors of the product at the It’s Glowtime event yesterday. It isn’t the only old item, which refreshed, as the Watch Ultra 2 also got a new color hue.
Apple announced the new colors of AirPods Max cost $549 and went on pre-order yesterday. Shoppers will start receiving their orders starting September 20 as announced by the iPhone maker at yesterday’s It’s Glowtime event.
AirPods Max features a breathable knit mesh canopy, distributing weight to reduce on-head pressure. The noise control button easily switches between Active Noise Cancellation and Transparency mode.
Pushing its own ecosystem, Apple says AirPods Max users will support all features if connected with an iPhone. Similar to Wear OS exclusivity to Android, Apple is continuing its approach of accentuating feature limitations.
Apple’s decision to unveil new colors of AirPods Max is a strategic move. The company doesn’t require a dedicated launch event to announce the color refresh of products. However, it’s great to utilize a stage to introduce multiple products.
There’s no heavy outrage over the lack of innovation of lazy design movements. Other vendors like Samsung and Google face immense criticism across the internet. Anyways, consumers should be aware and get the best service for the money they are spending.
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