Verizon starts rolling out One UI 2.1 update to Galaxy Note 9

Samsung started rolling out the One UI 2.1 update to the unlocked units of the Galaxy Note 9 last month. Three weeks ago, Sprint and T-Mobile released the One UI 2.1 update to the Galaxy Note 9 on their networks. Now, Verizon is doing the same by releasing One UI 2.1 and the latest security patch to the Galaxy Note 9.

A new software update with firmware version N960USQU4ETG1 is rolling out to the Galaxy Note 9 on Verizon’s network. Apart from One UI 2.1, the update also brings the July 2020 security patch. Although the official changelog on Verizon’s website only mentions system enhancements and security updates, the latest firmware update brings a lot more to the tablet.

The Galaxy Note 9 gets Music Share and Quick Share features. The new camera app also brings features like Single Take, custom filters, pro video recording, and AR Zone. The Single Take feature lets you capture a series of pictures and videos when you tap the shutter button. AR Zone puts augmented reality features like AR Doodle and AR Emoji in one place.

If you are a Galaxy Note 9 user on Verizon’s network, you might have received the update notification by now. If you haven’t received the update yet, you can check for it manually by navigating to Settings » Software update and tapping Download and install.

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Complete Galaxy Note 20 Ultra specs and images leak!

The Galaxy Note 20 and the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra will be officially unveiled on August 5 alongside the Galaxy Z Fold 2, Galaxy Z Flip 5G, Galaxy Buds Live, and the Galaxy Watch 3. However, the images and some specifications of the smartphones have been leaked over the past few days. Now, complete specifications and images of the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra have been leaked, revealing some details that were missing in previous reports.

According to the images and information that was published by WinFuture.de, the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra features a 6.9-inch Super AMOLED Infinity-O display with WQHD+ resolution (3200 x 1440 pixels), a 120Hz refresh rate, 19.3:9 aspect ratio, and HDR10+. Apparently, it will be the first smartphone in the world to feature Gorilla Glass 7 screen protection. Samsung will reportedly offer dynamic refresh rate control, changing it as per the user’s activity for longer battery life.

Galaxy Note 20 Ultra’s S Pen has a latency of just 9ms

Another achievement that Samsung plans to bring with the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra is its S Pen with ultra-low latency of just 9ms, matching the Apple Pencil. The smartphone will be launched with Android 10 and One UI 2.x. It also features an in-display fingerprint reader and stereo speakers tuned by AKG. Under the hood, the phone features the Exynos 990 processor, 12GB RAM, 256GB/512GB UFS 3.1 storage, and a microSD card slot.

Galaxy Note 20 Ultra’s 108MP camera could feature dual-pixel AF

In terms of imaging, the South Korean smartphone giant has made reportedly made some improvements as well. Going by the report, the rear-facing triple-camera setup on the upcoming smartphone features a 108MP wide-angle camera with dual-pixel autofocus, laser autofocus, 0.8µm pixels, F1.8 aperture, and up to 8K 30fps video recording. There’s also a 12MP ultrawide camera with F2.2 aperture and 1.4µm pixels. The third camera on the rear is a 12MP unit with a periscope-style 5x optical zoom lens.

Apparently, Samsung is kissing goodbye to the 100x Space Zoom feature with the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra. The device will reportedly max out at 50x digital zoom. At the front, the smartphone reportedly features a 10MP selfie camera with dual-pixel autofocus, F2.2 aperture, and 1.22µm pixels. Other features of the phone include a dual-SIM card slot and an eSIM. Connectivity features like dual-frequency GPS, 5G, LTE, Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.0, NFC, and a USB 3.2 Type-C port are also present.

Galaxy Note 20 Ultra brings console-quality gaming via Project xCloud, Xbox Game Pass

Apparently, Samsung has worked closely with Microsoft to bring an optimized cloud gaming on the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra via Project Cloud. More than 90 gaming titles will reportedly be available on the upcoming Galaxy Note device via Xbox Game Pass. The smartphone is also set to bring automatic OneNote synchronization for notes.

The report further states that the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra measures 164.8 x 77.2 x 8.1 mm, and it is powered by a 4,500mAh battery. The phone supports 45W fast charging, wireless charging, reverse wireless charging, and IP68 certification for dust and water resistance. The device will be launched in at least two colors: Mystic Black and Mystic Bronze. The upcoming smartphone will reportedly come with the Wireless DeX feature that lets you work on a monitor wirelessly.

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Samsung can flex on its haters by bringing Flex Mode to the Galaxy Z Fold 2

There’s a lot of excitement for the Galaxy Z Fold 2 and with good reason. Even though the Galaxy Fold stumbled out the gate last year, Samsung put any doubts that critics had to rest with the Galaxy Z Flip. Its clamshell foldable is well built, durable and features a truly innovative hinge.

Some very complex engineering allows the Galaxy Z Flip to have a feature called Flex Mode. The feature lets you open the display at various angles between fully open and fully closed. I love this feature and I believe that bringing Flex Mode to the Galaxy Z Fold 2 would be Samsung’s biggest flex on its haters.

None of the leaks and rumors about the Galaxy Z Fold 2 have mentioned the possibility of Flex Mode so far, but many Samsung fans continue to keep their fingers crossed. They realize that Flex Mode on the new foldable device would increase the ease of use considerably. Samsung already has no competition in the foldable market and this one feature will put its foldables far above everyone else.

As we highlighted in our Galaxy Z Flip review, Flex Mode enables the device to become its own tripod. You can take photos and make video calls or just stuff your face at the desk while watching a YouTube video hands-free. All you need to do is prop it open at a 90-degree angle and place it right in front of your line of sight.

Smartphone owners just aren’t used to the level of convenience that comes with being able to adjust the angle of the screen towards you. We do this day in and day out with our laptops but it has never before been possible with a smartphone. Samsung opened our eyes to this possibility with the Galaxy Z Flip which is why the mere idea of having Flex Mode on the Galaxy Z Fold 2 is so exciting.

I have been impressed by how the Galaxy Z Flip’s hinge has retained its rigidity despite the device being used as a daily driver for over five months. Flex Mode has been used countless times for taking photos, watching content or just to adjust the screen angle when lounging around. It’s far from being a novelty and that’s what makes it such a great fit for the Galaxy Z Fold 2.

Flex Mode’s true potential will be unleashed with the Galaxy Z Fold 2’s large internal display, which some reports suggest measures 7.7-inches. Not only will it make it so much more comfortable to use the device but it’s also going to unlock a variety of new use cases for it. The Galaxy Z Fold 2 could be propped open on the desk like a mini-laptop or used as an exceptional gaming device that splits the controls and the visuals between the two halves.

It would also prove to be very useful for taking photos and videos at different angles and for capturing Hyperlapse video. Selfies could also be taken using the more powerful primary camera setup. Some of that is already possible on the Galaxy Z Flip and makes a world of difference. The Galaxy Z Fold 2 will be bigger and better than the clamshell which makes Flex Mode an even better fit for the device.

The ease of use that it will enable would be unmatched. You either fully open or fully close the Galaxy Fold’s display even if you just want to take a quick peek. Flex Mode could take away this limitation from the Galaxy Z Fold 2. You wouldn’t even need to break your step, just unfold it slightly, do what you need to do and move on.

If the Flex Mode does end up on the Galaxy Z Fold 2, Samsung would obviously bring new software experiences that take full advantage of it. The Galaxy Z Flip got apps that dynamically adjust to it, one can only imagine the possibilities with the larger display of the upcoming device.

I feel that it would be hard to disagree that Flex Mode won’t be useful on the Galaxy Z Fold 2 but there’s another reason why Samsung needs to bring it over. There’s no denying that the Galaxy Fold’s launch was botched and it got a lot of bad press, perhaps more than it deserved. Some expressed doubts about Samsung’s technology, others compared it to the Galaxy Note 7 fiasco. Once it began, it just snowballed, with some even suggesting that the device should be scrapped altogether. The hinge was one of the components that got a bad rap but if there were any doubts about Samsung’s engineering prowess, it took a sledgehammer to them with the Galaxy Z Flip’s Hideaway Hinge.

Not only is it more durable and better protected than what the Galaxy Fold has, but it also reaches a level of mechanical sophistication never seen before on smartphones. Flex Mode on the Galaxy Z Fold 2 would be Samsung’s biggest flex on its haters. Let’s not forget, the Z Fold 2 will be larger and heavier than the Z Flip. Samsung would need to engineer the heck out of the hinge to support the weight of its two halves and allow for enough rigidity that the display can be kept open at different angles. Those who felt Samsung was punching above its weight with the Galaxy Fold would have to eat their hats.

We’ll know for sure whether or not Flex Mode is making its way to the Galaxy Z Fold 2 on August 5 when Samsung unveils the device. It goes without saying that a lot of Galaxy Fold fans are expecting it. Flex Mode would feel like a natural evolution of this device’s capabilities. It’s going to add value and seeing as how the Galaxy Z Fold 2 isn’t expected to get a big drop in price, the more bang it can provide customers for their buck the better it will end up selling.

How do you feel about the possibility of Flex Mode on the Galaxy Z Fold 2? Do you think it’s something that Samsung should do? Share your thoughts with us in the comments below.

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Samsung Indonesia quietly outs Galaxy A01 Core with removable battery

The Galaxy A01 Core is official in Indonesia where Samsung has quietly added the device to its online shop earlier today along with specifications and complementary renders. It’s not yet available for purchase as of this writing but this should change very soon. The Galaxy A01 Core will be available in three color options – black, blue, red – and two memory configurations.

Samsung’s latest budget phone features a 5.3-inch PLS TFT LCD with a resolution of 1480 by 720. The Galaxy A01 Core follows an outdated exterior design so the front-facing camera is resting on a relatively thin bezel rather than being integrated within an Infinity-V, Infinity-U, or Infinity-O display.

A budget phone with outdated characteristics and new software

Another outdated concept that characterizes the Galaxy A01 Core is its user-removable battery. The patterned back panel can be detached to reveal a 3,000 Li-Po unit rated for up to 14 hours of internet usage time, and up to 11 hours of video playback.

Likewise, the back panel accommodates a single camera, something that’s become very unusual for the Galaxy smartphone lineup. The camera has a resolution of 8MP and an f/2.2 aperture. The selfie sensor residing on the top bezel has a 5MP resolution and an f/2.4 aperture.

Other specs include an unspecified chipset, likely a MediaTek MT6739 SoC as exclusively confirmed by SamMobile a couple of weeks ago. The silicon is paired with 1GB of RAM and 16 or 32GB of storage.

Given the low amount of RAM, the Galaxy A01 Core has been relegated to the stripped-down version of Android 10, i.e. Go Edition, but at least it runs the latest version and not two-year-old Android Pie like the recently-launched Galaxy M01s.

Prices for Indonesia haven’t been unveiled but it’s safe to assume that the Galaxy A01 Core will sell for the equivalent of around $100. If you’re interested in buying the device in Indonesia, check out Samsung’s official device page. An option to purchase the phone should be added to the website soon.

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Samsung Blockchain Wallet has added support for Decentraland

Samsung’s Blockchain Keystore Wallet is seemingly becoming better and more expansive every month, and the company’s crypto wallet app now offers support for the blockchain-based virtual world Decentraland. The Decentraland Marketplace app now works with Samsung’s crypto platform, and Decentraland virtual residents can store NFTs (non-fungible tokens) and trade LAND inside Samsung’s Blockchain Wallet.

Decentraland is a decentralized virtual world owned by its community. It was released in February 2020 and it lets players purchase virtual plots of land using Decentraland LAND tokens. LAND tokens represent a 10×10-meter piece of virtual land in the Decentraland universe, and trading land parcels has now become a lot easier and more convenient for Samsung smartphone owners who have access to the Blockchain Wallet app.

According to the official announcement, Decentraland is the largest game and NFT project that’s been integrated with the Samsung Blockchain Wallet. It’s a 3D virtual world largely designed by players and owned by its community, with inhabitants having the ability to trade land parcels using LAND. Non-fungible LAND tokens can be purchased using a different fungible token called MANA. MANA tokens are based on the ERC-20 standard and they are destroyed when using them to buy LAND tokens.

In recent months, Samsung’s Blockchain Keystore Wallet also added support for TRON Foundation’s decentralized apps, Gemini in North America, and Stellar. Samsung’s crypto platform has been growing at an accelerated rate ever since the company introduced the Blockchain Platform SDK nine months ago.

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Galaxy Z Fold 2 and Galaxy Z Flip 5G battery supplier hasn’t changed

Samsung Electronics is reportedly equipping both the Galaxy Z Fold 2 and the Galaxy Z Flip 5G with batteries supplied by the same manufacturer as before, namely Samsung SDI. This might not be surprising news, however, there was a possibility that Samsung would switch to another supplier, especially since the Galaxy Note 10 and Galaxy S20 series rely on batteries supplied by LG Chem.

According to a report from The Elec citing anonymous industry sources, Samsung Electronics has decided to stick with Samsung SDI for the production of the Galaxy Z Fold 2 and Z Flip 5G batteries because of cost concerns. Both sequels are expected to have virtually the same batteries as the original models, which means that Samsung SDI can use its existing molds and production lines without having to increase production costs. In contrast, partnering with a different supplier such as LG Chem would have resulted in higher investments from Samsung Electronics.

The Galaxy Z Fold 2 will be powered by two batteries with a combined capacity of 4,365mAh. Each battery resides in one half of the phone. One unit has a capacity of 2,135mAh and the other is rated at 2,245mAh. In contrast, the Galaxy Z Flip 5G should have a 2,500mAh unit in one half and a 704mAh battery in the other for a combined capacity of ~3,200mAh.

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Samsung might start selling small appliances if it acquires Philips’ arm

Samsung Electronics might soon start selling you small kitchen appliances such as coffee makers and toasters, according to industry watchers who believe that the Korean tech giant might be acquiring Philips’ domestic appliance business.

Samsung hasn’t revealed any official plans on the matter, however, Dutch conglomerate Philips already confirmed that it’s looking to sell its domestic appliance business over the next year. Some market insiders now speculate that Samsung Electronics is looking to acquire Philips’ appliance arm, but others remain skeptical.

Samsung is not the only company on Philips’ radar

Sources cited by Pulse claim that Samsung is not the only Korean giant who might have an interest in buying Philips’ domestic appliance business. Samsung’s neighboring competitor LG Electronics is reportedly doing the same. However, other market watchers are skeptical about this potential buyout because it would require massive investments from either company.

Philips’ domestic appliance business has factories in a few countries including Austria, Brazil, and China. It also owns R&D centers in India, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Italy, all the while employing roughly 4,700 workers worldwide.

Samsung is already selling large kitchen appliances – including refrigerators and ovens – but it has no market share in the small domestic appliance segment. Acquiring Philips’ arm would open up new opportunities of expansion, but it’s unclear whether the Philips brand would remain intact as a Samsung subsidiary or if the Korean tech giant would start selling small appliances under its own brand.

However, even though a buyout would make sense given Samsung’s existing foothold in the domestic appliance market, this is not a decision that’s going to be taken lightly. An acquisition deal with Philips would likely cost billions of dollars and investment banking sources cited by the Korean media believe that it might represent a high risk for Samsung, and indeed, LG. Philips wants to sell its domestic appliance arm by mid-2021.

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Samsung launches The Sero rotating TV in the Netherlands

Samsung is bringing the Sero, its massive smartphone-shaped smart TV, to the Netherlands this fall, the company announced Tuesday. The Sero will be available for purchase in the country as of September 7th, priced at €1,699, which amounts to about $1,950, VAT included.

Needless to say, that’s quite a steep price tag for a TV, even a 43-inch 4K QLED one capable of rotating around its axis, but perhaps its unique form factor ends up outperforming expectations. What should be immediately obvious is that the Sero is a TV Samsung designed specifically for long-time users of its Galaxy smartphones, with screen mirroring obviously being among its main allures.

Smart Hub on wheels that knows your smartphone inside and out

The stand that comes as part of the package is actually on wheels, making this TV portable enough to double as an advertising display in shops – not that using it as such would be a particularly clever idea. The Sero has already been available in France as of last month, having previously also launched in the United States and United Kingdom.

Samsung will likely follow up on its Dutch release by expanding the Sero’s availability to some more European countries. In the meantime, we can all reminisce how it originally announced this curious-looking TV as something meant to appeal to Millennials. By today, it seems to have dropped that notion and is instead marketing the Sero as a curiosity than anyone can enjoy.

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Samsung’s ‘Life Unstoppable’ event brings new products on September 2

Samsung has a lot of new products to show off in the coming weeks. It already has an event scheduled for August 5 where we’ll get to see the Galaxy Note 20 and the Galaxy Z Fold 2. The company today announced another event that will take place in the first week of September.

‘Life Unstoppable’ will be the theme that this event follows. Much like Samsung’s August 5 event, this will also be an entirely virtual affair. It’s described as a 45 minute “virtual and dynamic journey” of Samsung’s newest products.

Life Unstoppable is Samsung’s IFA 2020 replacement

Samsung is conducting its own event this year instead of attending IFA in Berlin. It has been a regular exhibitor at Europe’s biggest trade show since 1991. However, due to the pandemic, Samsung has decided to skip IFA 2020 which takes place from September 4-9.

The company will showcase its new mobile and wearable products that it will unveil in August at the event. Samsung only tends to announce new TV, audio and home appliance products at IFA and that’s what it will do in this virtual event. It does throw in a new mobile product some times, the Galaxy A90 5G was unveiled at IFA last year, but flagship announcements are no longer made there.

“We are excited to reinvent the way we will unveil our new line-up of mobile phones, wearables, TVs, home appliances and more – a journey that will showcase how our connected, breakthrough technology fuels a Life Unstoppable,” said Benjamin Braun, the Chief Marketing Officer for Samsung Europe.

The event will be a unique digital interactive experience, enabling viewers to virtually explore the new product launches from the comfort of their home. Samsung’s Life Unstoppable event is going to take place on September 2 from 10 am CET.

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Galaxy M31s confirmed to feature Exynos 9611 processor

The Galaxy M31s will be unveiled later this month and go on sale sometime in August. Ahead of the official announcement, Samsung teased some features of the upcoming mid-range smartphone, including an Infinity-O display, a 64MP quad-camera setup, and a 6,000mAh battery. Now, the phone’s processor has been confirmed via its Google Play Console listing.

Going by the information revealed via the Galaxy M31s’ Google Play Console listing, the smartphone will be equipped with the 10nm Exynos 9611 processor, 6GB RAM, and Android 10. It also reveals the phone’s screen resolution: 2400 x 1080 pixels. Given that there’s no rear-facing fingerprint reader on the phone, it could come with an in-display optical fingerprint reader.

The Galaxy M31s is expected to be priced around the INR 20,000 (around $267) mark. It will feature a Super AMOLED screen with a center-aligned punch-hole cutout for the 32MP selfie camera. It has a quad-camera setup at the rear, consisting of a 64MP wide-angle camera, an 8MP ultrawide camera, a 5MP depth sensor, and a 5MP macro camera. It is also the first Galaxy M series device to feature the Single Take camera mode.

We had exclusively revealed two months ago that the smartphone will come with 128GB internal storage. However, there could also be a variant with 64GB internal storage, given its mid-range positioning. The phone has a 6,000mAh battery with 25W fast charging and reverse charging. Other features could include dual-SIM card slot, microSD card slot, LTE, Wi-Fi 5, Bluetooth 5.0, NFC, USB Type-C port, and a headphone jack.

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Samsung, Hyundai discuss deeper cooperation in mobility business

Two months ago, Samsung’s Lee Jae-Yong and Hyundai’s Chung Euisun met to discuss a possible collaboration in the electric vehicles segment. Soon, it was revealed that Samsung will provide batteries for Hyundai’s electric vehicles and Exynos chipsets for the South Korean firm’s connected cars. Today, the two leaders met once again to discuss a deeper collaboration in the mobility segment.

Reports coming out of South Korea confirm that Lee Jae-Yong and Hyundai’s Chung Euisun had their second meeting this year. The meeting took place at Hyundai’s and Kia’s research and development center in Namyang, Gyeonggi Province in South Korea. The facility, where over 14,000 employees work, is Hyundai’s hub for future mobility technologies. Lee was accompanied by other top executives at Samsung: Hwang Sung-Woo (President of Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology), Jun Young-Hyun (CEO of Samsung SDI), Kang In-Yup (President of System LSI), and Kim Ki-Nam (Vice Chairman of Samsung Semiconductors).

During the meeting, Samsung’s executives were briefed on Hyundai’s future products and technologies in the mobility and robotics space. Lee and other executives test drove Hyundai’s autonomous car and a hydrogen EV. Following this meeting, speculations became rife regarding Samsung’s bigger plans in the automotive segment. The South Korean firm had acquired Harman International in 2016 to enter the connected car market.

A Samsung official said, “Including the Harman acquisition, Lee has been making efforts to strengthen Samsung’s automotive parts business, which has a portfolio ranging from automotive semiconductors, image sensors, displays to audio systems.”

The company has plans to equip its connected car solutions with AI capabilities (like Bixby), ultra-high-resolution camera sensors, Exynos chipsets, and 5G/6G connectivity. Hyundai is planning to sell a million EVs by 2025, and if Samsung gets orders to supply parts for those cars, it would be a great win for the company.

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Samsung Galaxy M01 vs. Galaxy M01s specs comparison

Samsung unveiled the Galaxy M01s last week in India with entry-level features and specifications. It is a revised version of the Galaxy M01, which debuted in the Indian market just last month, alongside the Galaxy M11. While the Galaxy M01s comes with an extremely affordable price tag, has a bigger display, and a faster processor, it is a downgrade in terms of software.

The Galaxy M01s sports a larger, 6.2-inch screen compared to the Galaxy M01’s 5.7-inch screen, but it is still an LCD display and its resolution stays at HD+. You’re getting a larger display, but not necessarily a higher quality one. In terms of processing power, the Galaxy M01 uses a Snapdragon 439 processor, while the Galaxy M01s uses the Helio P22 SoC. While both chipsets are made using a 12nm process, the Helio P22 has a slightly higher CPU clock speed.

The Galaxy M01s runs a two-year-old operating system, Android 9, out of the box. It’s a shame, really, as Google is ready to release Android 11 within the next few weeks. Samsung should’ve released the smartphone with Android 10 and One UI 2.0/2.1 as it did with the cheaper-priced Galaxy M01.

Both smartphones feature a 13MP+2MP dual-camera setup at the rear, but the Galax M01s gets an 8MP selfie camera compared to the Galaxy M01’s 5MP selfie camera. The Galaxy M01s also gets a fingerprint reader, something that was sorely missing from the Galaxy M01. Other features such as dual SIM card slots, LTE, Wi-Fi b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.2, microUSB port, and a headphone jack remain the same on both phones.

For a detailed comparison of the Galaxy M01 and Galaxy M01s’ spec sheets, check out our devices section, where you can also see how other Galaxy smartphones stack up against each other with our new specs comparison tool.

Galaxy M01

• Model: SM-M015F
• Dimensions: Bar: 147.5 x 70.9 x 9.8 mm
  
• Display: 5.7 inch / 144.78 mm PLS TFT LCD
• CPU: Snapdragon 439
• Camera: 13MP

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Galaxy M01s

• Model: SM-M017F
• Dimensions: Bar: 156.9 x 75.8 x 7.8 mm
  
• Display: 6.1 inch / 153.7 mm PLS TFT LCD
• CPU: Mediatek MT6762 Helio P22
• Camera: 13MP

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