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Massive Samsung Galaxy Fit 3 leak reveals design, faces and features!

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Samsung will soon introduce the Galaxy Fit 3 smart band to further strengthen its presence in the wearable market. While the company is yet to reveal the launch date, a massive leak exposes almost everything about the Galaxy Fit 3 including design, faces and features.

Tipster EvanBlass leaked the official marketing material of the Galaxy Fit 3 smart band, revealing its colors, features, and design. The smart band will have a larger display than its predecessor, at the same time, there are some new ways to monitor your health and wellness.

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The Galaxy Fit 3 boasts a 1.6-inch AMOLED display, which is a significant upgrade. On a single charge, the device is said to last up to 13 days, giving you peace of mind. It offers the ability to track sleep and over 100 exercises such as walking and running.

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The upcoming smart tracker is unlikely to have a calling feature, but it will allow you to check notifications as well as media control. Interestingly, it features a fall detection technology, which is a quite useful feature and could be proved as a boon in case of emergency.

Samsung might unveil Galaxy Fit 3 alongside the Galaxy A55 and A33 5G smartphones by March 2024.

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Google retracts report suggesting MediaTek chip in Galaxy S25

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Samsung Galaxy S24 September 2024 update

Exynos 2500 could not be commercialized in Galaxy S25 due to Samsung Foundry’s 3nm yield issues. Google recently published an erroneous report suggesting the flagship MediaTek Dimensity chipset in the Samsung Galaxy S25.

The erroneous report by Google spread widely following the early rumors of Samsung’s adoption of the MediaTek Dimensity 9400 in the Galaxy S25. Google has now confirmed the error that it misreported MediaTek chip and Samsung.

The original quote shown on Google’s DeepMind website was as follows:

  • For example, MediaTek, one of the top chip design companies in the world, extended AlphaChip to accelerate development of their most advanced chips — like the Dimensity Flagship 5G used in Samsung mobile phones — while improving power, performance and chip area.

After backlash, Google updated the section of paragraph – removing any reference to Samsung:

  • External organisations are also adopting and building on AlphaChip. For example, MediaTek, one of the top chip design companies in the world, extended AlphaChip to accelerate development of their most advanced chips while improving power, performance and chip area.

The ‘Google DeepMind team’ reportedly confirmed to AndroidAuthority that the passage ‘Dimensity Flagship 5G used in Samsung mobile phones’ was ‘erroneous’. Well, it doesn’t mean that Samsung won’t be using MediaTek in Galaxy.

Last month, the Tab S10 series debuted with Dimensity 9300+ internationally. It was the first time when Samsung utilized MediaTek chipset in its flagship product range. The Samsung-MediaTek partnership may expand further next year.

So far, we haven’t seen any clue about the Galaxy S25 with Exynos 2500. The Galaxy S25 Plus and S25 Ultra benchmarked with Snapdragon 8 Elite chipset. Therefore, it’s undeniable that the vanilla S25 could not ship with Dimensity 9400 SoC.

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Samsung’s new all-solid-state batteries will power future Galaxy devices

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We have been hearing about the EV-like battery’s arrival on mobile devices. It was reported that Samsung could first bring the new battery tech in wearables. Indeed, Samsung’s all-solid-state batteries will boost future Galaxy devices.

Developments indicate at imminent launch of all-solid-state and pure silicon batteries. The new all-solid-state batteries will debut with Samsung’s future mobile devices. The mass production is expected to commence by 2026.

You may have heard about Samsung Electro-Mechanics’ achievement of successfully developing ultra-small all-solid-state batteries. These batteries replace flammable liquid electrolytes with solid ones, enhancing safety and reducing many risks.

Apart from Samsung, a North American firm is also said to be working on pure silicon batteries. This technology only uses silicon for the anode as part of promising significantly increased battery life and reduced charging times.

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Samsung Electro-Mechanics has a lead…

The Korean tech giant recently announced the successful development of oxide-based ultra-small all-solid-state batteries. Samsung has also supplied prototypes to key customers for evaluation before commercializing into consumer products.

Notably, Samsung is the world’s first firm that has achieved the milestone of developing ultra-small all-solid-state batteries. As mass production is expected in 2026, we assume the Galaxy Watch 9 series could boast new all-solid-state batteries.

All-solid-state batteries are cells, which replace liquid electrolytes with non-flammable solids. Samsung is pushing for applications in wearable devices that closely adhere to the body, such as smartwatches and earbuds.

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Samsung rolls out October 2024 update to Galaxy Z Fold 6, Flip 6

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Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 Z Flip 6 October 2024 update US Europe

Samsung has pushed the October 2024 security update for its Galaxy Z Flip 6 and Galaxy Z Fold 6 devices. The update is initially available for these devices’ users in Europe and the US, with plans to expand to other regions soon.

The new update enhances system security and stability by addressing various issues to improve overall device performance. The latest security patch includes critical updates from both Google and Samsung.

Notably, Google’s patch resolves 2 critical vulnerabilities and 28 high-level issues, although one of these issues was previously addressed, and two do not apply to Galaxy devices.

On the other side, 12 Samsung vulnerabilities have been fixed which are related to system services and Knox to ensure a more secure user experience. Additionally, Samsung Semiconductor has also added a fix to boost performance.

October 2024 security update brings new One UI build versions for the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6 and Galaxy Z Fold 6. You can check them below:

Europe

  • Galaxy Z Flip 6 – F741BXXS1AXI3
  • Galaxy Z Fold 6 – F956BXXS1AXI3

The US

  • Galaxy Z Flip 6 – F741USQS1AXIB
  • Galaxy Z Fold 6 – F956USQS1AXIB

To manually check for updates, users can navigate to their phone’s Settings, scroll to the Software Update section, and select the “Download and Install” option if a new OTA is available.

Both the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Z Flip 6 come pre-installed with Android 14 based on One UI 6.1.1. These foldable devices are set to receive the next major One UI update, expected to be available to developers by year’s end.

A community moderator revealed that a One UI 7 Beta program will soon be accessible to regular Galaxy users. However, details regarding eligible devices and schedules are yet to be confirmed.

October 2024 update for Galaxy S24 rolling out in Europe

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