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Samsung won’t let Apple iPhone owners use Galaxy Ring!

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Samsung is expected to unveil its first ring-formed health tracker later this year. Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy Ring may not be compatible with Apple iPhone models, just like the Wear OS-powered Galaxy smartwatches.

Recently, Samsung executive Hon Pak revealed the company’s plans to explore the development of noninvasive glucose monitoring and continuous blood pressure checking technologies for future wearables.

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Samsung’s Pak pointed out that “like the company’s Galaxy Watches — it probably won’t be compatible with Apple’s iPhone.” This indicates that Samsung will keep its new kind of wearable exclusive to Galaxy, Android.

Smartwatches are quite popular for the time being, but people now want a different way to keep track of their health and wellness data. Hence, Samsung is working on the development of Galaxy Ring, which could arrive later this year.

The Galaxy Ring product is scheduled to be released before the end of 2024 and will come in a range of colors and sizes. The company is eyeing activity and sleep tracking for the ring, with more health features to come later.

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3 best One UI 6.1.1/Galaxy AI photography features

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Samsung’s One UI 6.1.1-based Galaxy AI features uplevel Galaxy photography. The latest Galaxy Z Flip and Fold phones bring Portrait Studio, Instant Slow-mo and Auto Zoom (Flip-exclusive) features to enhance the user experience.

The latest iteration of Galaxy AI is capable of detecting subjects with more precision, making skin tones appear more natural Even in darker indoor settings or low-light environments, photo quality is not compromised on the latest Galaxy phones.

With FlexCam’s Auto Zoom, Galaxy Z Flip phone users no longer need to worry about repetitively adjusting camera settings or stepping back just in time to strike a pose. FlexCam automatically detects the subject and zooms in or out for the best composition.

One UI 6.1.1 Auto Zoom

Portrait Studio is one of Galaxy AI’s innovative image editing features. Simply upload a photo from Samsung Galaxy, then click the pencil icon to discover a range of styles including comic, 3D character, watercolor, and sketch.

The Galaxy S24 series debuted the AI-powered Instant Slow-mo feature. This magical functionality allows users to experience special moments in slow motion. The upgraded version makes it possible to instantly save slowed video to Gallery or share it with loved ones.

Samsung will gradually release select new features to older devices. The S24 series as well as the Z Flip 5 and Z Fold 5 will get the update first. The company will likely distribute new features by the end of August to current Galaxy AI-compatible devices.

Later this year, the Korean tech giant will deliver major One UI upgrade. The upcoming One UI 7 will have more new Galaxy AI features for your devices. A user interface revamp is also in the company’s pipeline for Galaxy fans.

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Galaxy A06 renders glimpse at Samsung’s 2025 design language

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Samsung Galaxy A06 Design

Samsung Galaxy A06 design revealed in leaked renders. The images demonstrate how the company’s upcoming smartphone could be designed. The A series would focus on Key Island and larger camera rings.

Onleaks revealed design renders of Samsung Galaxy A06. The smartphone has recently made its appearance on the company’s support website. The recent developments hint at an imminent announcement of the handset.

Images show that the A06 features a dual camera on the back. The rings are now thicker than the previous Galaxy A phones. It somewhat matches the Z Flip 6 camera design, boasting dual sensors with thicker rings outside.

A bumped area will surround the volume and power keys on the right side. The company debuted it with some of 2023’s A series smartphones. It would be continued in the next-gen Galaxy A devices, with expansion likely to more budget models.

Samsung Galaxy A06 Look

Over the past few months, Samsung’s upcoming A06 received certification from several smartphone authentication authorities including BIS, Bluetooth SIG, NBTC, and FCC indicating at is imminent India and international launch.

Rumors say Samsung is experimenting with a new design language for Galaxy phones. The next year’s S series flagships are also said to come with a radical redesign. The A06 renders give us a glimpse of the focus on camera rings.

Well, the Galaxy A06 packs a U-shaped notch screen, which is fine for the budget segment. It will have dual rear cameras and the display could expand to 6.7 inches. It features a compact flat frame design (167.3 x 77.9 x 8.0 mm dimensions).

The power key will integrate the fingerprint reader for biometric authentication. The handset will also be equipped with a 3.5mm audio jack alongside the universal charging port, Type-C. Samsung could launch A06 later this year.

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Google Pixel 9 to outshine Galaxy S24 with Samsung’s latest OLED

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Samsung’s latest OLED tech could debut in the Google Pixel 9 series. The next-gen Pixel flagships would outshine Samsung’s S24 Ultra in terms of display. It’s almost confirmed that the Google Pixel 9 series will use OLED based on the Samsung M14 material.

Featuring Samsung M14 OLED, Google Pixel 9 will become the best phones in terms of display quality. More upgrades like new camera sensors and an ultrasonic fingerprint reader could also be included in the upcoming smartphones.

A source inside Google (via AndroidAuthority) disclosed key details. M14 is Samsung’s latest OLED display technology, set to foster the Pixel 9 series. The new iteration offers better brightness and longevity, giving the Pixel 9 an edge over current flagships.

Apple’s upcoming iPhone 16 Pro lineup will also induct Samsung’s M14 OLED. Meanwhile, the Galaxy S24 series, released earlier this year, features the M13-based OLED. There are various advantages of the upgraded panel coming in Pixel 9.

Google’s Pixel 9 would get a 1,800-nit display, while the Pro and Pro XL screens could peak at up to 2,050-nit. It’s worth noting that the company lists HDR values for full-screen brightness, so localized peak brightness values will be even higher.

Samsung could introduce the Galaxy S25 series in January next year. The company’s next-gen flagships will likely feature the new OLED display tech. Meanwhile, its biggest rivals are utilizing the latest display technology in 2024 itself.

Google is gradually increasing its presence in the global smartphone market. The company is seriously expanding its mobile business. The next year’s Pixel phones would be equipped with 3nm processors manufactured by TSMC.

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