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Samsung Weekender: One UI 6.1 release date, seamless updates, Fold 6 FE, Micro LED Galaxy Watch and more
Let’s kick off this Samsung Weekender with some exciting news, currently, the main focus of tech enthusiasts and Galaxy fans is only on the rollout of One UI 6.1. Right? So, the most awaited update for eligible Galaxy devices is just around the corner as the Korean tech giant has started notifying its users.
On the other hand, Samsung has also adopted Google’s seamless update policy, yes you read it right, the newly launched A series phone – Galaxy A55 5G supports the seamless updates feature. While the Galaxy S24 and other older devices might not be able to take benefit of this remarkable feature.
Without wasting time now let’s dive into the Samsung Weekender and have a look at the One UI 6.1 release date, seamless update support, leaks and rumors about Galaxy Z Fold 6 FE, the upcoming Micro LED Galaxy Watch, and more.
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Samsung Weekender
One UI 6.1 Release date
Samsung will begin the rollout of the Android 14-based One UI 6.1 update for nine Galaxy devices including Galaxy S23, Galaxy S23+, Galaxy S23 Ultra, Galaxy Tab S9, Galaxy TabS9+, Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra, Galaxy S23 FE, Galaxy Z Flip 5 and Galaxy Z Fold in China on March 28. Read more.
Seamless Update
Samsung has recently released the first update for the Galaxy A55 5G smartphone which brings the March 2024 security patch along with the Seamless Updates feature. But the sad part is that this feature might not be available on Galaxy S24 or other Galaxy devices, but the upcoming phones like Fold 6 and Flip 6 might support it. Read more.
Galaxy Z Fold 6 FE
Samsung is preparing to launch its first affordable foldable which is expected to cost $800 in the US and it might be released in October alongside the Fan Edition model of Galaxy S24. Read more.
Micro LED Galaxy Watch
Samsung plans to launch the Galaxy Watch with a Micro LED display in 2025. This upcoming smartwatch might be dubbed Galaxy Watch Ultra and the implementation of the LED (Light-emitting diode) display will further deliver seamless and more appropriate visuals. Read more.
Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 series may support 15W fast charging speed. The Galaxy Watch 6 and Watch 6 Classic support 10W charging speed. It looks like the company is bringing a major upgrade to the next iteration of its Galaxy smartwatch in terms of charging speed.
FCC listing of Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 reveals 15W fast charging support. This upgrade will roughly increase the charging speed by 50% compared to the Galaxy Watch 6 series. However, the Watch FE (Watch 4 2024) would feature just 5W charging speed.
It has been revealed that the Galaxy Watch 7 (SM-L305) supports 15W (5V x 3A) fast charging. As the Galaxy Watch 6 takes about 90 minutes to charge from 0% to 100%, the Galaxy Watch 7 should be charged from 0% to 100% in about an hour.
Charging speed always remains a big concern in Samsung’s Mobile business. The company still sticks with 45W fast charging in flagship phones. At the same time, Chinese Android manufacturers have introduced much faster charging technologies.
This year, Samsung may launch three variants of the Galaxy Watch 7 series. The smartwatches will likely debut Wear OS 5-based One UI 6 Watch operating system. The developer preview of the Wear OS 5 has just begun by Google, with Stable update likely to release later this year.
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Samsung has released the Internet Browser Beta v26 update for its Galaxy devices. The update is available on the Galaxy Store with version 26.0.0.33 and an updated package size of 139.77MB.
This latest update addresses several issues identified in the previous beta version to enhance the app’s stability. While the specifics of the new features are not disclosed, they are expected to contribute to a more efficient and secure browsing experience.
The beta version of the update allows Samsung to gather user feedback, which is essential for the development and enhancement of the browser. After testing features in the Beta version, the company releases them to the Internet Browser app.
To install the Samsung Internet Browser Beta v26 update, you just need to open Galaxy Store >> Menu option >> Updates. Alternatively, you can download it directly from the third-party source link mentioned here.
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Samsung has rolled out the May 2024 security update for unlocked models of the Galaxy S23 series in the US. This update improves system security and stability to provide a better Galaxy experience.
Unlocked Samsung Galaxy S23, Galaxy S23 Plus, and Galaxy S23 Ultra variants are getting the May 2024 security update with One UI build versions S911U1UES3CXD7, S916U1UES3CXD7, and S918U1UES3CXD7 respectively. Users will have to download around 415MB software package to install the update.
The latest security update is already out in India, Europe, and for locked models in the US. The company will soon make it available in more markets. The update is rolling out gradually so it may take some hours or days to reach all models.
To install the update on your smartphone, you just need to navigate toward your Galaxy Settings. Once done, visit the Software update tab and hit the Download and Install button. Let your device connect to the OTA server and allow it to download the new firmware, if there’s any.
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