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Samsung Lee Explores New Business Horizons in Middle East
During Korea’s extended Chuseok harvest holidays, Samsung Chief Lee Jae-yong visited the Middle East. This is part of a move to seek new business opportunities in the region and to encourage Samsung employees overseas.
Since 2014, Samsung’s Lee has been making international trips during the Korean holiday periods to inspect the company’s operations outside South Korea and meet local business executives in the countries.
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The Korean tech giant revealed that Lee visited Saudi Arabia, Israel, and Egypt during this year’s Chuseok. Moreover, he inspected a mountain tunnel construction site for Saudi Arabia’s NEON smart city project in Tabuk.
Samsung C&T has begun the construction of a 12.5-kilometer (7.7 mile) tunnel, which will be part of the infrastructure of the long linear city The Line.
Samsung users have been facing a frustrating issue with the NotiStar app on their Galaxy phones. Many users have reported that they receive duplicate notifications for messages regularly. This issue occurs with messaging apps and regular text messages.
Instead of one notification, users are getting two for every single message. For example, if a friend sends a message, the user receives its notification twice. It means that users are observing the same notification being displayed twice.
Samsung has acknowledged the duplicate notification issue of NotiStar. In addition, a community moderator has reassured users that the team is actively investigating the issue. He mentioned that Samsung will improve this phenomenon in an upcoming app update to fix the duplicate notification issue.
Users can expect an update soon, which should help remove duplicate notifications and improve how the app works. Samsung is actively working on a solution, and the promise of an update is encouraging for many. For now, Galaxy users can keep an eye out for the upcoming NotiStar app update.
Aside from this, Galaxy users also reported unexpected vibrations and notifications from their Galaxy phones after updating the Samsung Wallet Digital Key app. However, Samsung has fixed this issue with a fresh update for the Wallet Digital Key app.
Here’s how to stop annoying vibrations and notifications on your Samsung device
Samsung is rumored to launch a slimmer foldable smartphone this year. The upcoming Galaxy Z Fold 6 Special Edition could introduce the best crease control yet. The input comes from a reputed source who also revealed the phone’s existence.
IceUniverse claims that Samsung has done a good job in Galaxy Z Fold 6 Special Edition crease control. The next foldable phone is expected to offer an even less visible crease around the flexing area of the foldable display.
With each generation, the Korean tech giant introduces technological breakthroughs. The Fold 6 features a premium screen with minimally visible crease. The induction of the waterdrop hinge last year changed the game and competition.
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold6 special edition
This time, they have done a good job in crease control, better than ever.— ICE UNIVERSE (@UniverseIce) October 12, 2024
Will you buy Galaxy Z Fold 6 Special Edition?
Before consumers, it depends on Samsung whether it wants everyone to buy the SE or not. The company could launch the slimmer foldable in select countries. South Korea and China are most likely, with the handset also listed in India.
The Special Edition model could feature a slimmer design compared to the Z Fold 6. The Korean tech giant is also said to be bringing a larger cover and internal display. We may also see a 200-megapixel primary camera from the S24 Ultra.
On the software end, the Galaxy Z Fold 6 SE could ship with Android 14-based One UI 6.1.1. The Galaxy AI would play a key role in pushing it into the competition. There’s no doubt Samsung offers the best software experience on large screens.
The hardware part won’t lag as well. Samsung’s upcoming Z Fold 6 SE is said to be powered by Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 for Galaxy. It’s the same chipset that powers the Galaxy S24 Ultra, Galaxy Z Flip 6, and Galaxy Z Fold 6.
Samsung recently released One UI 6 Watch Beta 7 for the Galaxy Watch 6 series. Now, the company is making it available for the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 and Galaxy Watch 5 series as One UI 6 Watch Beta 6.
Users of the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 series and Galaxy Watch 5 series can identify the One UI 6 Watch beta 6 update by the firmware that ends in ZXJ2.
The fresh beta update improves your watch’s performance and stability based on user feedback. It includes several important upgrades. It also includes a fix for battery consumption issues, which means your watch should last longer on a single charge.
Additionally, the update enhances how apps perform. You’ll notice that they open and run more quickly. The update also improves network connectivity which helps your watch to connect better with other devices and networks.
All these changes provide a more reliable and enjoyable experience for users of the Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 and 5. You can now look forward to a more efficient and enjoyable experience with your Galaxy Watch.
The new beta software can only be installed through Firmware Over The Air (FOTA). To update, just open the Galaxy Wearable app, select your Galaxy Watch, go to Watch settings, and choose Watch software update to download and install the latest version.
Before you update, Samsung recommends backing up any important data to avoid losing anything. Install now to enjoy enhanced features.
Samsung releases One UI 6 Watch Beta 7 for Galaxy Watch 6 series