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Samsung trademarks Galaxy Glasses and Galaxy Ring

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At the Galaxy Unpacked, Samsung revealed that it’s working in collaboration with Qualcomm and Google to develop “extended reality” hardware in the near future. And recently, Samsung filed new trademarks with the US authority for “Galaxy Glasses” AR/VR headsets and “Galaxy Ring” smart rings.

Galaxy Glasses

The trademark reveals the brand name “Galaxy Glasses” which comes as the first fruitful outcome of Samsung and its friends. The name alone evokes smart glasses similar to Focals by North or the Ray-Ban Stories, while the full application also covers “headsets” for both AR and VR use.

GALAXY GLASSES™ trademark registration is intended to cover the categories of virtual reality headsets; Augmented reality headsets; Headphones; Smartphones; Smart glasses.

By submitting trademark applications, the South Korean tech giant indicates that it’s quite serious about the growth of this product portfolio. However, there is no confirmation or input on whether Samsung will bring slim smart glasses or a full-on VR headset experience.

Galaxy Ring

Galaxy Ring is the second trademark application filed by Samsung Electronics. The document description reveals that the Galaxy Ring device would collect health, fitness, and sleep data, in order to end the need of wearing a fitness tracker on the wrist.

SAMSUNG GALAXY RING™ trademark registration is intended to cover the categories of wearable smart devices in the nature of a smart ring for tracking, measuring, monitoring, and uploading health, fitness and sleep related information; smart rings; smartphones.

Since Samsung has not yet officially disclosed its plans for extended reality products, we have to wait for an official confirmation. It’s also a mystery whether the Samsung Galaxy Glasses and Ring are related to each other or will be commercialized as separate products.

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Samsung Internet Browser Beta v26 brings Secret Mode screenshots and Home Screen shortcuts

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Samsung is elevating the user experience with the latest update of its Internet Browser Beta app, which can identified as version 26.0.0.19 or v26. The update is introducing features that prioritize user privacy and enhance functionality.

According to the changelog, the main feature of this update is the ability to take screenshots in Secret Mode, which allows users to capture information privately. Also, it focuses on improving the stability of the browser by addressing known issues and enhancing the browser’s performance.

Moreover, Samsung Internet Browser Beta v26 reportedly introduces new shortcuts that can be added to the home screen. These shortcuts provide quick access to search functions and bookmarking tools to make it easier for users to navigate the web and manage their favorite pages.

Overall, the latest update aims to deliver a secure and user-friendly browsing experience. Users can get the update via Galaxy Store, weighing 138.6MB package. Also, users can download the update directly from the third-party app source link mentioned here.

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Samsung upscales 4G TDD on Galaxy S23 FE, A34, and A35 in Europe

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Samsung has rolled out the updated 4G TDD band support firmware for Galaxy S23 FE, Galaxy A35, and Galaxy A34 smartphones in Europe. The fresh update enhances the 4G TDD band support to better network connectively.

According to the changelog, the new firmware for Samsung Galaxy S23 FE, Galaxy A35, and Galaxy A34 smartphones in Europe updates the Regional 4G TDD band support to deliver better network performance across various European countries.

It is important to note that Galaxy models purchased in Germany cannot receive signals in LTE TDD bands in several countries, including Belgium, Denmark, France, Luxemburg, Netherlands, Austria, Poland, Switzerland, and the Czech Republic.

Moreover, the update also improves the security and stability of the device. It also fixes some issues for error-free services.

Latest Firmware 

  • Galaxy S23 FE – S711BXXU2CXD3
  • Galaxy A35 – A356BXXU1AXBB
  • Galaxy A34 – A346BXXU6BXD2

If you have received the notification of the update then install it now to get a bug-free experience. You can also check the update by visiting the Settings app on your smartphone and opening the Software Update section. Now, click on the Download and Install option.

New Samsung Galaxy S23 firmware updates LTE TDD band support in Europe

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Samsung updates Intelligence Voice Services for better performance

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Samsung has pushed a new update for its Intelligence Voice Services app to version 1.1.12.38, which focuses on enhancing the overall performance and stability of the app. This latest update improves the app’s functionality and resolves existing issues for a more reliable experience.

The fresh update for the Samsung Intelligence Voice Services app does not include new features or changes but enhances the app’s capabilities. It fixes issues that users were facing in the previous version.

Samsung Intelligence Voice Service is essential for simplifying communication between Samsung’s native applications and the Galaxy Advanced Intelligence services. It sends data and specific prompts to the Language Learning Model (LLM) server, which processes the information and returns the results to the native applications.

The update enhances this service by focusing on performance and stability. The update is available for users via the Galaxy Store. If your device is eligible then you can install the update through the Galaxy Store app >> Menu option >> Updates. Also, you can download the update directly from the third-party app source link mentioned here.

Samsung Intelligence Voice Services update

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