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Samsung ranks first in the global semiconductor market
Samsung has been progressive all around the year despite the GOS controversy, S22 underperformance, and slowdown. It has reached new heights whether we talk about the S22 smartphone market sales crossing one million, No.1 ranking in OLED TV production, or launching any tech-savvy portable screens such as the Freestyle. Now organizing itself to increase the substrate productivity at its foundry.
Businesskorea reportedly revealed that Samsung Electronics ranked first in the global semiconductor wafer market with a 19 percent share. Samsung Electronics is followed by TSMC, Micron Technology, SK Hynix, and Kioxia. The top five players held a combined market share of 57 percent.
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Samsung Electronics has a monthly production capacity of 4.05 million sheets of the wafer. Its production capacity grew by 20 percent compared to 3364,000 sheets at the end of the year 2020.
The market share has also swelled from 17 percent at the end of 2020 to 19 percent at the end of 2021. TSMC came in second place with a production capacity of 2.80 million sheets of wafer per month.
Its market share stood at 13 percent, the same as that in 2020. This point is to be noted that TSMC was the only foundry player among the top five substrate-making companies. The Micron Technology of the United States came in third in the production capacity with 2.05 million sheets per month with a market share of 10 percent.
SK Hynix stood in the fourth position with 1.98 million sheets of production and 9 percent of the market share. The Kioxia in Japan came 5th with 1.33 million sheets per month and 6 percent of the market share.
Samsung is going to launch its large smart OLEDs in the month of May 2022 and maybe preparing for that. Let us see how these OLEDs will perform featuring the self substrates.
We are in May 2024 and Samsung Core Services app gets a new update with version 3.0.00.56. The new update comes with significant enhancements to the user experience and enhances the app’s performance through improvements and fixes.
The update fixes some minor bugs that have been affecting the app’s functionality. These fixes are essential as they ensure a smoother, more reliable experience for all users.
Additionally, the update includes app stability and reliability improvements, which means that the app is also only becoming more secure and stable. However, the changelog does not contain any new features or changes.
Samsung Core Services May 2024 update is available on the Galaxy Store with an installation package size of 132.29MB, you can download it. Also, you can sideload it from the third-party app link.
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Samsung has started rolling out the advanced 4G band support update for Galaxy Tab Active 4 Pro, Galaxy XCover 7, and Galaxy XCover 6 devices. The update 4G network compatibility by enhancing the band.
The fresh update has revised support for the LTE TDD band. For German-purchased devices, the update will disable TDD 4G network support in ten European countries including Belgium, Denmark, Germany, France, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Austria, Poland, Switzerland, and the Czech Republic.
In addition, the update also improves the security and stability of the device. It also fixes some issues for error-free services.
Latest Firmware:
- Galaxy Tab Active4 Pro – T636BXXU5CXD4
- Galaxy XCover7 – G556BXXU2AXD6
- Galaxy XCover 6 Pro – G736BXXU5DXD2
To check the update, you just need to navigate to the device’s Settings, then a Software update, and Download and install. If you have received the update, install it now to get enhanced features.
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Samsung encountered issues with the One UI 6.1 software update for its Galaxy S22 series and has temporarily suspended it. Recently, the company started releasing the One UI 6.1 update in Korea. However, the Korean tech giant has reportedly stopped the update due to some issues and reverted to the previous version One UI 6.0.
According to the information via @Tarunvats, the One UI 6.1 update has been suspended for the Samsung Galaxy S22 series due to the lock screen issue. In addition, the software version has also changed back from S90xNKSU3EXDC to S90xNKSU3DXD3. In addition, some reports reveal that the update is paused due to a rebooting issue.
One UI 6.1 update was released to bring a host of improvements, including a more intuitive interface and advanced AI capabilities. However, the lock screen and rebooting issues have delayed these benefits for users worldwide.
Currently, it’s unclear when the One UI 6.1 update will be available again, especially for users in other countries. Samsung is likely working on resolving the issue to ensure that the update is secure and functions properly before releasing it again.
Breaking: Samsung Galaxy S22 starts getting One UI 6.1 and Galaxy AI features
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