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Samsung’s The Wall MicroLED Display Helps Lucid Motors Revolutionize EV Design
Lucid Motors has installed Samsung’s The Wall at its design studio to enhance the design process for their future EV models. The 255-inch display empowers Lucid’s designers to view and review their designs in true-to-life color at a 1:1 scale.
The high-resolution display accurately reproduces the reflection of light off complex 3D surfaces. The authentic image rendition allows for increased collaboration between engineering and design teams, resulting in accelerated decision-making processes.
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With cutting-edge MicroLED technology, Samsung’s The Wall offers exceptional visual capabilities, providing Lucid with additional tools to meet the surging demand for sustainable electric vehicles, while elevating the luxury experience for drivers.
In addition, The Wall’s flexible-yet-compact design also saves valuable studio floor space at Lucid’s HQ. This allows multidisciplinary teams to use the space for collaborative design workshops to perfectly refine every detail of the vehicles to deliver the premier quality drivers deserve.
Samsung is expanding the April 2024 security update to Galaxy A54 users in Brazil. This update is already live for users in Europe and the US, and the company will soon make it available for all models.
Users of Samsung Galaxy A54 are getting the April 2024 security update with One UI build version A546EXXS7BXD6 and an installation package size of around 250MB.
The April 2024 patch fixes over 40 issues to make the smartphone more secure, stable, and reliable. It mainly resolves problems related to Storage Manager Service, Out of bounds write, and more.
You can check the update by navigating to the device’s Settings, then a Software update, and Download and install. If you have received the update, install it now to get enhanced features.
Samsung Galaxy A54 5G April 2024 update – Brazil #Samsung #GalaxyA54 pic.twitter.com/FcuTRw7XrB
— Samsung Software Updates (@SamsungSWUpdate) May 2, 2024
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Samsung has taken a significant step by making the Good Lock app available on the Google Play Store, improving user accessibility. The presence of Good Lock in the Play Store extends its reach to more users.
Users of the Google Play Store can download the Samsung Good Lock app 2.2.04.95 version to enjoy several customization features. Also, you can now install the Good Lock app from the Play Store. However, its early access is available on the Play Store.
The availability of Good Lock on the Play Store signifies Samsung’s aim to provide a broader reach for its users. This move allows for easier access to the app’s vast customization options, which were previously limited to certain regions.
Good Lock app lets users enhance their Samsung devices with various modules that modify the user interface and functionality. This level of customization ensures that users can create a more personalized and efficient experience.
While Good Lock is currently available in select countries, it is expected to expand to additional markets. Users can search for “Good Lock” on the Play Store to check if it’s accessible in their country.
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Good lock is now available in Google Play Store. Hope it will available to more countries. 🌐
Search "Good Lock" in playstore and check whether it's available in your country
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— Tarun Vats (@tarunvats33) May 2, 2024
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Samsung One UI introduces a Pin App feature allowing you to prevent your phone’s access from snooping eyes. The company’s latest One UI 6.1-powered Galaxy S24 series also boasts the Pin App feature, which you may have skipped trying.
Beyond protection, the Pin App also acts as a Do Not Disturb sign, preventing awkward pop-up notifications that risk showing sensitive information when you only want to share a funny social media post. Let’s explore the feature and learn how to activate it on your Galaxy.
One UI 6.1 Pin App:
There’s a feeling you get when you hand over your phone to show your holiday snaps, or something funny. But then they open another app and now see a photo, message, or anything else you didn’t intend to show them. One UI 6.1’s Pin App feature can stop that from happening.
The Pin App is a personal bodyguard for your smartphone’s apps, stopping people from entering where they’re not allowed by the owner. Rather, the tool keeps them exactly where they’re supposed to be — in the app you’ve pinned — and nowhere else.
How to setup?
Simply go to your Settings, then into Security and Privacy. Next, scroll down and find More Security Settings, and you can toggle the switch for Pin App on (tap on the text to view more settings).
- Tip: For extra security, you can choose “Ask for PIN before unpinning.”
Once setup, open the app you want to pin. Tap the Recents button (or swipe up and hold if you’re using swipe gestures) then tap the icon above the app. Select the ‘Pin this app’ option, and that’s it.
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