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Samsung sponsoring 3 day eSports streaming event from August 25 to 27, 2021
The gaming community plays an important role in Samsung. After the company published its first eSports Jaxon program a few weeks ago and supported the Gamescom program last year, the next big step now in terms of its comprehensive portfolio of games, Samsung is a themed sponsor for this year’s Gamevasion.
The gaming and streaming event from Rocket Beans Entertainment, Freaks 4U Gaming, and Instinct3 will take place from August 25 to 27, 2021 in conjunction with Gamescom and will feature a variety of live entertainment supported by Samsung brands.
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The Gamevasion Championships, which focuses on exciting drone racing, show exactly how the integration of various devices in departments can be seen. While participants control their drones with the Galaxy S21, their pumpkin times are shown in a massive Samsung TV format.
To take full advantage of their competition, they can go back to the Galaxy Smartwatch and the portable Galaxy Book. The popular Hamburg vs. Spandau city duel, with a focus on the Odyssey G7 and Odyssey G9 monitors, will be replaced by at least a duel on the Galaxy S21.
The Spotlight On format makes it clear that Samsung can also offer an exciting gaming experience with powerful SSD cards. The Samsung SSD 980 PRO is compliant with the Playstation 5 and meets the manufacturer’s form, interface, module width, and power requirements.
You can find more information about Gamevasion here.
Improved gaming features and latest news from the world of eSports
For all those who love to watch what is happening in sports, Samsung launched the eSports Jaxon program a few weeks ago. Interested users can find the latest game news and detailed insertion of titles such as League of Legends, Dota 2, Fortnite, CS: GO, and Valiant here. As of June 28, Jaxon can be downloaded for free from the Galaxy Store and Google Playstore.
Welcome to the May 2024 Week I of Samsung’s newest updates! This May, Samsung is rolling out fresh updates, bringing the newest features and fixes to your Galaxy devices. No matter how you use your phone or tablet, these updates surely make things more enjoyable. Let’s check out what’s new with Samsung in May 2024 Week I.
Samsung initiated the month with the release of the April 2024 patch for a range of devices, including the Galaxy S20 FE, A24, Tab A8, and more. Also, the company expanded this patch to more Galaxy devices in different markets.
The most notable aspect of this week’s update is the beginning of the One UI 6.1 Phase II rollout. Flagship devices such as the Galaxy S22 series, Galaxy S21 series, and the foldable Galaxy Z Fold 4, Z Fold 3, Galaxy Z Flip 4, and Z Flip 3 began receiving the One UI 6.1 update. This update was anticipated to bring new features and a refreshed interface to enhance the user experience with selected AI features.
However, Samsung encountered some issues with the new software such as device rebooting and lock screen. As a result, the company reportedly temporarily stopped the rollout of One UI 6.1 and reverted the affected devices to the previous One UI 6.0 version.
Looking ahead, Samsung will reportedly begin the One UI 6.1 Phase III rollout on May 14 in Canada. This phase will include the Galaxy S21 FE, Galaxy A54, and Galaxy A53.
This week’s updates also extend to the Galaxy Tab Active 4 Pro, XCover 7, and XCover 6 Pro, which received support for 4G in Europe. This update specifically revises the LTE TDD band support. For devices purchased in Germany, the update will disable TDD 4G network support in ten European countries, aligning with regional network requirements.
As Samsung navigates through these updates, users can expect the stability and innovation that One UI updates promise to deliver.
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We are in May 2024 and Samsung is sending a fresh update with the April 2024 security update for the Galaxy A24 smartphone. Users can verify the update through PDA version A245MUBS4BXD5 and an installation package size of 247.13MB.
April 2024 security update for the Samsung Galaxy A24 smartphone is currently rolling out in Brazil and the company will soon make it available in more countries. The update is rolling out gradually, it may take hours or days to reach your device.
The fresh update fixes over 40 security flaws to provide an intuitive experience. The company is dispatching this update with system security improvements to keep your files and data safe on your phone. It also optimizes system stability to offer you uninterrupted and seamless functionality on your device.
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, opening the Software Update section, and then tapping on Download and install.
Samsung Galaxy A24 April 2024 update #Samsung #GalaxyA24 #OneUI pic.twitter.com/v9tKei8pTR
— Samsung Software Updates (@SamsungSWUpdate) May 4, 2024
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Rumor spreading that Samsung may debut an Exynos 2400+ chip with Galaxy S24 FE is fake. Tipster OreXDA claims that Samsung won’t bring any mid-cycle iteration of its Exynos chipset, however, improvements to power efficiency and yield are likely.
Reports surfaced claiming Samsung could bring Exynos 2400+ chip to the Galaxy S24 FE. As we didn’t see much happening in the past, the segment would continue as it has so far. Hence, no Plus, Pro, or Ultra iteration of Exynos would launch this year.
The rumor claimed that Exynos 2400+ may bring up to 10% power efficiency and yield boost. The tipster noted that the chipset may be marketed with Plus branding for promotional purposes. However, it would hurt Samsung’s chip distribution strategy.
⚠️ Fake Warning ⚠️
Samsung Never Waste their own silicon for FE Lineups.
They can redesign the existing processor for enhance the node, but they never release kinda like Exynos *Pro* , *Plus* , *Max* etc.
Do not believe it. pic.twitter.com/JEmayRqLVR
— Connor/코너/コナー (@OreXda) May 4, 2024
If this happens, Galaxy S24 and S24 Plus users would think robbed. We’ve seen such happening with the Galaxy S22 and S23 FE flagships. While the former debuted the Exynos 2200 chip, the latter was equipped with its enhanced variant paired with a larger cooling chamber.
Samsung won’t fade its reputation just for silly marketing purposes. The Exynos 2400 is a tough competitor to its Qualcomm counterpart, which we haven’t seen in previous generations. Samsung’s enhanced process and yield would benefit it before the S24 FE arrival.
Exynos 2400 used in S24 and S24 Plus features a 10-core architecture. It’s fabricated on Samsung’s 4-nanometer process technology and has 1 core Cortex-X4 at 3210 MHz, 2 cores Cortex-A720 at 2900 MHz, 3 cores Cortex-A720 at 2600 MHz, and 4 cores Cortex-A520 at 1950 MHz.
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