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Samsung postpones Galaxy S21 Image Clipper and Multi-control features rollout
Samsung appears to have postponed the Image Clipper and Multi-control features rollout to the Galaxy S21 series. Earlier, the update was planned to release before March 2023 ends, but the users have not yet got the 2nd firmware this month.
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Meanwhile, the Samsung community moderator confirmed that the Galaxy S21 series’ multi-control and Image Clipper feature software rollout schedule has been changed to April. The development team is testing both features and the public deployment is expected next month.
“As the schedule for the S21 series multi-control function support version has changed, we will respond further. We are currently preparing a version that includes the multi-control function and Image Clipper function, and the target schedule has been changed to April.”
Following the launch of the Galaxy S23 series, consumers having older Samsung devices started demanding the multi-control feature. It’s a new service that lets users access data, files, and photos/videos across Galaxy devices (such as phone to PC) for added productivity.
On the other hand, the Image Clipper feature was missing in the One UI 5.1 software. Using it, you can create a cutout of the object from any image stored in the Gallery app. Moreover, the clipper feature also supports grabbing cutout from video files by pausing the stream.
Just recently, a tipster revealed that the Galaxy S22 and Galaxy S21 series will get an Image Clipper feature in April 2023. A company moderator disclosed in the past that all the flagship Galaxy devices are compatible with the Galaxy S23’s Image Clipper feature, while availability may vary depending on the market and model.
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Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra’s anti-reflective screen might be seen in Apple iPhone 17: Rumor
In January 2024, Samsung unveiled the most awaited Galaxy S24 series with various cutting-edge features and capabilities like Corning’s new Gorilla Armor screen. However, a recent rumor suggests that the Galaxy S24 Ultra’s anti-reflective screen might be seen in the Apple iPhone 17.
Yes, the US tech giant is expected to use an anti-reflective screen which we have seen on Galaxy S24 Ultra in its iPhone lineup that will be unveiled in the year 2025. While, the upcoming series – iPhone 16 might go with the same Ceramic Shield display, which is found on iPhone 15 series models.
Going toward more details, a Chinese Weibo leaker Instant Digital claimed that the outer glass on the iPhone 17 is set to have a “super-hard anti-reflective layer” that is “more scratch-resistant than you think.” Simultaneously, the coating equipment has just been handed over to China’s supply chain.
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However, the super-hard anti-reflective layer which is like the Galaxy S24 Ultra anti-reflective screen will not be featured in this year’s iPhone 16 series, but, the Apple iPhone 17 lineup that will debut next year may likely equip the new screen glass technology, to offer users a more secured experience.
To be mentioned, the Galaxy S24 Ultra display which features Gorilla Armor cuts reflections by 75 percent compared to a typical glass surface and offers over 4x more scratch resistance than competitive aluminosilicate cover glasses.
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Samsung Galaxy F55 5G support page goes live, launch seems near
After several leaks and rumors, the official support page of Samsung Galaxy F55 5G goes live, hinting at its imminent arrival. Yes, Samsung is about to launch its new F series phone the Galaxy F55 5G with some upgraded software and hardware capabilities soon.
As per the details, the Samsung Galaxy F55 5G has been spotted on the official support page in the two regions including India and Bangladesh with model number SM-E556B/DS. Besides this, no finer details like specs and features about the phone were revealed on the website.
To be mentioned, the upcoming device is going to be the successor of Galaxy F54 5G launched back in June 2023, and will come with some noteworthy improvements like a more powerful processor, an a bigger battery.
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For reference, the Galaxy F54 sports a 6.7-inch Super AMOLED display that offers a Full HD+ resolution, Gorilla Glass 5 protection, and a 120Hz refresh rate. The device is equipped with Exynos 1380 SoC, packs a 6,000mAh battery with support of 25W fast charging, offers 8GB RAM and 256GB internal storage, and more.
Furthermore, the back of the phone boasts a triple camera setup and much more. To be mentioned, the camera system and display of the upcoming device likely won’t see any major changes, but some internal specs could see significant upgrades.
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Live images of Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Plus battery revealed
Samsung has a variety of products and one among them is the Galaxy tablet, which usually enters the electronic market with the launch of next-generation foldable phones. However, the schedule seems to be the same this time too, as live images of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Plus battery recently got revealed.
Going toward the details, MySmartPrice has spotted the battery of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Plus on the SafetyKorea certification, which reveals its live images and model number. Notably, the tablet will be the successor to the Galaxy Tab S9 Plus and carries an EB-BX828ABE model number.
However, the images of the Galaxy Tab S10 Plus battery shown on the certification are blurred, thus, we were unable to determine any specific details about it such as battery capacity. But, getting approval from the Safety Korea Certification hints that the batteries of the upcoming tablet meet all safety requirements.
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Simultaneously, there is not much information available about the upcoming Galaxy tablet so far. But considering last year’s lineup, we can expect that Samsung will again launch three models in the Tab S10 series — the Galaxy Tab S10, Galaxy Tab S10 Plus, and the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra.