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Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra with 150x zoom camera, second screen looks stunning in concept
Samsung designs the most gorgeous smartphones in the Android industry. In 2023, the company brought a signature Galaxy design to all devices including flagship, mid-range, and budget. Meanwhile, a new Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra concept shows the device with a 150x zoom camera and a second screen.
YouTube channel Technizo Concept shared the Samsung concept, which shows the Galaxy S25 Ultra with a 150x zoom camera and a second screen on the back, similar to the Xiaomi 11 Ultra. It’s hard to believe a tiny rear display on Samsung’s flagships, but the concept makes the phone cool.
The overall form factor of the Galaxy S25 Ultra remains the same as the Galaxy S23 Ultra, with a thicker middle frame and slightly curved screen edges. The camera arrangement is seeing a radical upgrade, which could consist of new sensors along with more zoom range.
Next to the camera setup, there’s a small screen, which might become a reality as part of making that panel more useful. However, the South Korean tech giant may not make it happen in order to maintain a durable and long-lasting external appearance.
Here’s the concept video:
Samsung is currently focussing on the Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Flip 5 foldable phones, scheduled for launch in late July this year. After these foldables, the company will introduce the Galaxy S24 series early next year, and then the S25 Ultra launch take an entire year.
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Google and HP have announced a partnership to manufacture Chromebooks in India, making them the first Chromebooks to be made in the country. The partnership aims to improve the digital education scenario in India by providing affordable and secure computing devices to students and educators.
According to the information, the Chromebooks will be produced at the Flex Facility near Chennai, where HP has been making various laptops and desktops since August 2020. The production of HP Chromebooks starts on October 2, 2023.
Chromebooks are the leading devices in K-12 education globally, with over 50 million students and teachers using them. Chromebooks have built-in accessibility and security features that make them ideal for online learning.
Today, Google and Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai confirmed the partnership through a tweet on X (Twitter). He mentioned, “We are partnering with HP to manufacture Chromebooks in India – These are the first Chromebooks to be made in India and will make it easier for Indian students to have access to affordable and secure computing.
Samsung is not only planning to unveil the Galaxy Tab A9 in India next month but there will be a Plus variant too. In a recent development, the Galaxy Tab A9+ has been spotted on Google Play Console.
Google Play Console listing doesn’t reveal much about its specs, while its existence is almost confirmed. The Galaxy Tab A9 Plus will feature a 1200 x 1920 pixels resolution display, while the size remains unknown at the moment.
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Past reports revealed that this tablet will be equipped with Snapdragon 695 processor, coupled with 4GB RAM. However, the Tab A9 is said to sport MediaTek’s Helio G99 chipset and a 1340 x 800 pixels resolution display.
Samsung Smart View feature is getting a new update with version 8.2.16.44. This feature allows you to mirror your phone’s screen to your TV, as well as control the TV with your mobile.
Now, the company is enhancing the Samsung Smart View feature through a new update. It fixes some issues that users spotted in previous versions to improve the performance and stability of the app.
The installtion package size of this update is 5.73MB, available on the Galaxy Store. If you use the Smart View function of a Samsung smartphone, then you should install the latest update of it.
You can get the Samsung Smart View 8.2.16.44 update through Galaxy Store >> Menu option >> Updates. Also, you can download it through the link mentioned here.
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