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BREAKING: Samsung Galaxy Ring to equip optional NFC feature
NFC appears to be an optional feature of the Samsung Galaxy Ring. The company is expected to release its first smart ring in July this year, with details regarding core features starting to appear.
According to a rumor, the Samsung Galaxy Ring may feature NFC technology. When in use, the functionality will significantly reduce the battery life of the smart ring, taking juice for an entire week.
It indicates Samsung may integrate the Ring functionality into the Health app. It would allow users to power up or disable adjustable features such as NFC. Keeping it disabled, the Ring may last up to three weeks on a single charge.
Near Field Communication technology is available in almost every recent flagship device. It would bring payment capabilities to the Galaxy Ring, making it easier than ever to pay at merchant outlets.
While the launch isn’t too close, we will surely get to hear more about this exciting product. Are you interested in Samsung’s new wearable form factor? Stay connected with us as we’ll continue to come up with the latest insights!
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Samsung is enhancing the user experience of the Galaxy XCover 6 Pro smartphone with One UI 6.1 update. The company has begun rolling out the major update in Europe and will soon expand it to more countries.
One UI 6.1 update brings new features and improvements over the previous UI. This update adds new features to Gallery, Calendar, Widgets, Lock screen, Security, Clock, and more apps to provide a seamless and intuitive experience.
Samsung Galaxy XCover 6 Pro users are getting One UI 6.1 update with build version G736BXXU5EXD5 and an installation package size of around 2GB. It updates security and apps to the latest version.
If you have received the notification of the update then install it now to get a bug-free experience. You can also check the update by visiting the Settings app on your smartphone and opening the Software Update section.
Now, click on the Download and install option. If any update is available, you can follow the on-screen instructions to install the update on your Galaxy smartphone.
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Samsung might bring a new metal rail camera ring to the Galaxy Z Fold 6. The company is preparing to unveil the next-generation foldable phones in early July this year. There are many rumors out there, revealing different aspects of the devices.
Recently, Samsung insider IceUniverse revealed a possible Galaxy Z Fold 6 camera ring design, including a metal rail. After continuing a similar design strategy for three years, it looks like the company is finally bringing a design refresh to its foldable portfolio.
As shown in the extent image, the new design features a metal rail around the camera lens itself with some added texture as well. Judging from the image, you may find it odd or weird, however, the design may look way more premium on the Galaxy Z Fold 6.
To be mentioned, it’s not a real-life leaked image of the device. It’s an AI-generated image, which the tipster has used to showcase the possible design. This design refresh will pave the way for future Galaxy phones including the Galaxy S25 series, coming next year.
Exclusive: This is the camera detail design of Samsung Galaxy Z Fold6. pic.twitter.com/CqisaLNBAa
— ICE UNIVERSE (@UniverseIce) May 21, 2024
The Galaxy Z Fold 6 may join the Z Flip 6 at Unpacked in July 2024. There will be more products including the Galaxy Watch 7 series, Galaxy Buds 3 Pro, Buds 3, and Galaxy Ring. Are you excited for Samsung’s mega Unpacked event, stay tuned with us for more!
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Samsung has pushed the May 2024 security update for the Galaxy Z Flip 4 smartphone in India. Users can identify the latest update through One UI build version F721BXXS7FXE4.
This update enhances the security and stability of the system by installing the latest Android security patch. It includes fixes for 45 vulnerabilities, which comprise 33 from Google and 12 that are specific to Samsung, including 3 critical and 26 high-level CVEs.
The package size of this update is around 400MB file and requires the smartphone’s software to be up to date before installation.
Following the recent One UI 6.1 update, which introduced new features and improvements, this security patch further optimizes the device’s performance.
Users of the Galaxy Z Flip 4 smartphone can check for the May 2024 update by going to the device’s settings, selecting ‘Software update’, and then ‘Download and Install’. It is recommended to install the update as soon as it is available to ensure the device remains secure and functions efficiently. Samsung plans to release this update in other countries soon.
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