Samsung launches Galaxy SmartTag+ in South Korea

Samsung had unveiled two new object trackers—Galaxy SmartTag and Galaxy SmartTag+—alongside the Galaxy S21 series earlier this year. While the entry-level Galaxy SmartTag became available for purchase immediately, the Galaxy SmartTag+ was recently launched in the US. Now, the company has announced that it has launched the Galaxy SmartTag+ in South Korea.

The Galaxy SmartTag+ is priced at KRW 39,600 (around $35) in South Korea, and it will be available in two colors: Black and Denim Blue. The object tracker can be purchased via 11Street, Coupang, G Market, Naver Smart Home, and Samsung’s online and offline stores.

Samsung’s high-end object tracker is small and can be tied to an object via its lanyard port or stuck via a sticker. It features a loud ringer, a multi-function button, and a removable battery. It is IP53 certified for dust and water splash resistance. Apart from Bluetooth 5.0 LE, the Galaxy SmartTag+ also features UWB (Ultra-Wideband) for greater accuracy while finding the device. The Galaxy SmartTag+ is only compatible with Galaxy smartphones and tablets, and it works with SmartThings.

Using the SmartThings Find service, you can find the SmartTag+ easily via the AR mode. Customers can also opt to let other Galaxy users find their SmartTag+ if the tracker isn’t in the range of their smartphone. The data in SmartThings Find is completely encrypted, so only you can see its location. The button on the device can be used to control smart home products.

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Quick Share is the best way of sharing files on Galaxy devices, here’s how to use it

Samsung almost always improves upon stock Android features. Be it scrolling screenshots, better screen recorder, UI customizations, a battery camera app, or a more functional image gallery app, the company always comes up with better features compared to Google.

Wireless file transfer is another such aspect that was better on Galaxy smartphones and tablets compared to stock Android, thanks to Samsung’s own customizations over Wi-Fi Direct. However, Samsung removed the Wi-Fi Direct file sharing feature, starting with Android 11-based One UI 3, and people are not happy with the company’s decision.

Wi-Fi Direct sharing on Galaxy devices allowed users to quickly share images, videos, documents, files, and more even without an internet connection or a Wi-Fi router. With the feature gone, Galaxy users have been quite vocal about its removal. While Galaxy smartphones and tablets running One UI 3 (or newer) can still receive files via Wi-Fi Direct (from devices running One UI 2.x or older), but they can’t send files to other devices.

However, users don’t need to worry too much about it as Samsung has brought a great replacement for Wi-Fi Direct: Quick Share.

What are the advantages of using Quick Share?

Quick Share is quite similar to Wi-Fi Direct and is easier to use. It can be used to share images, videos, documents, links, and any type of file with any Galaxy device. Quick Share is quite similar to Apple’s AirDrop feature, thanks to its effortless nature. Quick Share allows you to share anything to a device that has Quick Share turned on, all without going through unnecessary hoops like pairing devices together beforehand.

Quick Share is not only faster but also works when you are not connected to a Wi-Fi router or an internet connection. It is rumored that Quick Share will soon be launched for laptops, but it could be exclusive to Samsung’s laptop range.

How to use Quick Share to send files on Galaxy devices

Step 1: Open any image, video, document, file, or web link on your Galaxy smartphone or tablet and tap the Share button. You can even select multiple files from the Gallery app or the My Files app and then tap the Share button.

Step 2: Now tap Quick Share from the sharing menu.

Step 3: Select the Galaxy device with whom you want to share the file. The receiving device needs to be unlocked to be visible in the list. It also needs to have Quick Share turned on (to see how the receiving device can be ready to accept files through Quick Share, see the next section below).

Step 4: On the receiving device, you will see a pop-up prompt to Decline or Accept the file. Tap Accept to receive the file.

How to receive files via Quick Share on Galaxy devices

For receiving files over Quick Share from other devices, you simply need to have the Quick Share feature enabled on your phone (or tablet). It can be turned on using its toggle in the quick toggles area that you access by swiping down the notification shade twice. If you can’t see it, you may have to make the toggle visible in the quick toggles area by tapping the three-dot button and selecting Edit buttons.

By default, only contacts that use a Samsung account and are saved on your device will be able to send data to you via Quick Share. To change that, see the steps below.

How to change Quick Share’s privacy settings on Galaxy devices

Quick Share lets you customize your privacy settings, like allowing everyone to discover your phone and send files or just your saved contacts, and changing the name of the device. Go through the following steps to change your privacy settings while sharing or receiving files using Quick Share:

Step 1: Swipe down on the notification shade to see all quick toggles and find the one that says Quick Share. If you can’t see it, you may have to make the Quick Share toggle visible by tapping the three-dot button and selecting Edit buttons.

Step 2: Long press the Quick Share button to go to its settings screen.

Step 3: You can now choose between Contacts Only and Everyone. You can also change the name of your phone by tapping the pencil icon.

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Galaxy Book Go bags another approval ahead of its imminent April launch

Just in case you need another confirmation that Samsung is preparing to launch its new line of Galaxy Book laptops, the Wi-Fi Alliance has recently approved two variants of the Galaxy Book Go. Same as when the laptop was approved by the FCC, the two variants carry model numbers NP340XLA and NP345XLA.

As expected, the Wi-Fi Alliance describes the product as a ‘Laptop Computer,’ though the final moniker isn’t mentioned anywhere. Specifications are also scarce but the regulatory body confirms that the notebook runs Windows 10.

At the end of the day, it doesn’t really matter if the WFA hasn’t revealed any technical details. They’ve already been uncovered weeks ago, but the WFA application further confirms that the Galaxy Book Go launch is just around the corner. After all, Samsung has already announced the unveiling date, so it’s only natural for the company to prepare the device for launch by gaining the necessary approvals.

Galaxy Book Go quick spec recap

The Galaxy Book Go will be revealed on April 28 alongside the Galaxy Book Pro and the Galaxy Book Pro 360. The Book Go is expected to be the only model of the three to feature a Snapdragon chipset, specifically the 8cx SoC. Meanwhile, the Book Pro and Book Pro 360 are expected to pack Intel’s 11th generation Core chipsets.

Other alleged specs for the lightweight model include 4GB/8GB LPDDR4X RAM, 128/256GB of built-in storage, dual-band Wi-Fi b/g/n/ac, Bluetooth 5.1 LTE, and a 14-inch FHD display. Prices remain unknown but we’re bound to find out more later this month at the upcoming Galaxy Unpacked virtual event.

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Samsung may have decided to not launch the Galaxy Z Flip 2 this year

Samsung was expected to launch the Galaxy Z Flip 2 alongside the Galaxy S21 this year. It would have followed the same timeline as its predecessor. That did not happen. Subsequent reports suggested that the device would come in the second half of 2021.

Word on the street is that Samsung has decided not to launch the Galaxy Z Flip 2. That’s not to say it won’t be coming out with a new clamshell foldable, just that it won’t be called the Galaxy Z Flip 2.

There’s going to be a Galaxy Z Flip 3 instead

Citing several reliable sources, a new report claims that Samsung’s latest clamshell foldable will be called the Galaxy Z Flip 3 instead. It follows rumors about Samsung wanting to equalize the monikers for the Galaxy Z Fold and Galaxy Z Flip series.

Samsung has already launched two Galaxy Z Fold devices. The one due this year will ostensibly be called the Galaxy Z Fold 3. Samsung is reportedly going to launch both new 2021 foldables at the same time in July.

Unveiling a Galaxy Z Flip 2 alongside the Galaxy Z Fold 3 might end up being confusing for customers. They might feel that the Galaxy Z Flip 2 is an older model, primarily because of the number “2” compared to the Galaxy Z Fold 3. That’s not an impression Samsung would want to send out.

So it would take the easy way out and simply market the new clamshell foldable as the Galaxy Z Flip 3 instead of the Galaxy Z Flip 2. Whatever it ends up calling the device is irrelevant. What most people are looking forward to are the changes that it introduces with the device. I, for one, can’t wait to see it in the flesh.

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Samsung develops world’s first ultra-small high-capacity MLCC for IT

Samsung Electro-Mechanics has just announced the world’s first ultra-small, high-capacity MLCC (multilayer ceramic capacitor) designed for a wide variety of IT applications. This new MLCC is different from the one that was introduced by the company at the beginning of the year, thought they’re both fit for 5G smartphones and other product categories such as home appliances and electric vehicles.

Compared to the previous 1209-size MLCC though, Samsung’s latest solution measures only 0.4 x 0.2mm, which means it’s several times smaller. The company claims that the new MLCC was developed as demand for ultra-small solutions grew with the emergence of 5G smartphones and more advanced multi-camera systems. Up until now, 0402-size capacitors were limited by their 4V voltage, however, Samsung’s latest solution is rated at 6.3V.

The purpose of a capacitor is to control the stable flow of electric current within an electronic circuit. Devices such as smartphones generally require more than 1,000 capacitors, which means that the size of each individual capacitor becomes very important when managing the internal space. Aside from the obvious size advantages, Samsung also claims that the new MLCC enhances stability and product life.

According to Samsung Electro-Mechanics head of Component Business Doo Young Kim, this product is the first within the industry to realize miniaturization, highest capacity, and high internal voltage. The executive added that the new MLCC will help Samsung Electro-Mechanics secure a leading position within the segment.

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The Galaxy Buds Pro earbuds got another, better limited-time discount

The Amazon-owned daily deals website Woot! was selling the Galaxy Buds Pro at a 15% discount about a month ago, and while the same deal is no longer available, a better one just took its place. Woot! is at it again with a more generous price reduction, as the Galaxy Buds Pro can now be purchased at a significant 18% discount or for $164 instead of the full $199 retail price.

The latest offer applies to all three color options for the Galaxy Buds Pro — Phantom Black, Phantom Silver, Phantom Violet — and as always, the deal is valid for one day or until the product is no longer in stock. As of this writing, there are 15 hours left on the clock so you may want to hurry up if you don’t want to miss this opportunity.

As usual, Woot! is limiting the number of orders per customer and each has the option of buying up to three pairs of Galaxy Buds Pro earbuds. If you’re curious for a breakdown, Woot! reveals that 92% of customers bought one pair, while 8% of customers have purchased two.

You can refer to the link below to learn more about the deal, and you can check our full review below in case you need to catch up with Samsung’s wearables.

Galaxy Buds Pro review

• Buy the Galaxy Buds Pro at Woot!

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Samsung unveils LED for EV headlamps, discusses batteries with BMW

Samsung has had an eye on the automotive market for years. Senior researcher and Samsung SDS Senior VP Kim Do-kyun said half a decade ago that Automotive will ultimately be the next big thing in the information technology sector, and in more recent years we’ve witnessed Samsung becoming increasingly involved with the automotive sector.

Today, Samsung Electronics has introduced a new LED module optimized for intelligent headlights. It’s called the PixCell LED and Samsung claims that it’s been optimized for intelligent technologies such as ADB (adaptive driving beam) systems. PixCell LED claims to improve driver safety and visibility at night and in poor weather conditions like heavy rain and fog.

PixCell LED can monolithically integrate more than 100 ultra-small segments into a single LED chip. Each segment is separated by a silicon wall meant to prevent optical cross-talk and improve driver visibility. The light-emitting area was shrunk to 1/16 of conventional LED modules for ADB systems, and in turn, this allows car manufacturers to reduce the headlamp size by 30-50%.

Samsung claims that the PixCell LED solution is already being shipped to lamp manufacturers who aim to implement the technology in next-gen electric vehicles. The company says that it has shipped enough PixCell LED units so far to light more than 300,000 EVs.

Samsung and BMW reportedly co-develop cylindrical batteries for EVs

In other news, a recent report from the Korean media suggests that Samsung SDI and BMW are discussing a potential joint venture to co-develop cylindrical batteries for electric vehicles.

BMW has reportedly requested 21700 cylindrical batteries, i.e., batteries that have a 21mm diameter and a length of 70mm. Similar batteries are being used by Tesla, though the same company has also developed 46800 cylindrical batteries.

As for Samsung and BMW, the local media claims that if a deal will be concluded between the two companies, Samsung will likely manufacture these batteries at its factories in Hungary. However, the company lacks the necessary infrastructure and it would have to build a new production line for the task.

Last month, industry watchers claimed that Samsung SDI was planning to make a huge ~$890 million investment in its battery facilities in Hungary for the purpose of setting up four additional prismatic battery production lines. The same report claimed that Samsung was also looking to build a second EV battery factory in Hungary later this year, though it remains unclear if its purpose will be the manufacturing of prismatic or cylindrical batteries.

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April 2021 security update reaches Galaxy Z Flip with some delay

The April 2021 Android security update is now rolling out to select variants of the Galaxy Z Flip. Identified by PDA version number F700FXXS4DUD, this release landed a bit later than we expected it to, given how we’re already halfway through April and the Galaxy Z Flip is still one of Samsung’s most recent flagships.

But then again, that just goes to show how much Samsung has spoiled us when it comes to receiving regular security patches across every price range. Even before it committed to delivering three generations’ worth of Android OS upgrades to all of its modern smartphones.

What about the Galaxy Z Flip 5G?

And what it’s worth, it would appear the Galaxy Z Flip 5G started moving to this month’s security update early last week, but only in Germany and China (which gets its own firmware, so it’s not a relevant indicator for other countries). Perhaps with the original flexible-display clamshell now joining the fold, this rollout can finally get going. If you happen to own the Galaxy Z Flip 5G, the firmware upgrade to be on the lookout for carries the designation F707BXXS3DUC4.

Between the recent price cuts and given how both devices still have years of guaranteed software support from Samsung, this might just be the ideal time to get in on the foldable bandwagon. And as for the security update(s) at hand, you can try speeding up this month’s wait by going to Settings > Software update > Download and install. Alternatively, our firmware archive is always there for any Galaxy Z Flip (5G) owner eager enough manually to flash the full system images containing the April 1st, 2021 patch to their device.

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This is your first look at the Galaxy Tab S7 Lite

Samsung is expected to unveil its Galaxy Book laptops later this month and the Galaxy Tab S7 Lite in June 2021. However, three months ahead of the tentative launch date, the upcoming tablet’s first press render has emerged, showing us its design and a few features.

Notable leakster Evan Blass published the first clear and high-resolution image of the Galaxy Tab S7 Lite 5G on Voice. The image shows the tablet’s rumored 12.4-inch LCD display on the front, a dual-camera setup and the magnetically attached S Pen at the rear, two stereo speakers (tuned by AKG) on either side of the tablet, and the power and volume buttons on the top. The upcoming tablet appears to feature a metal body, but we are still unsure if the tablet features a fingerprint reader.

Galaxy Tab S7 Lite rumored specs

Previously leaked reports claim that the Galaxy Tab S7 Lite will come equipped with the Snapdragon 750G processor, 4GB/6GB RAM, and 128GB internal storage. It may or may not use a high-refresh-rate LTPO display. The tablet will come with Android 11 (most probably with One UI 3.1) out of the box, and we can expect the tablet to get at least two major Android OS updates. The tablet will be available in Wi-Fi-only, LTE, and 5G variants. Other expected features include GPS, Wi-Fi 5, Bluetooth 5.0, USB Type-C port, and a 7,000mAh (or bigger) battery with 15W fast charging.

The Galaxy Tab S7 Lite will be launched alongside the Galaxy Tab A7 Lite in four colors: black, green (could be light green), pink, and silver. Both tablets will address the booming e-learning market, which has seen a meteoric rise since the COVID-19 was declared a pandemic last year.

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Your Galaxy Watch 4 is going to have a Chinese battery

Samsung is due to launch new smartwatches this year. The Galaxy Watch 4 is expected to be one of them. Several reports have revealed bits and pieces of information about the new wearable devices.

The latest report provides information about the batteries that Samsung will use. It’s claimed that Samsung will be sourcing batteries for the Galaxy Watch 4 from China.

ATL’s batteries made the Galaxy Note 7 go boom

The report claims that Samsung will source batteries for the Galaxy Watch 4 from China’s Amperex Technology Limited. Both ATL and Samsung SDI will be supplying batteries for the new wearable devices. Samsung had stopped sourcing batteries from ATL previously due to the Galaxy Note 7’s battery fire issues.

ATL has only recently been brought back into Samsung’s supply chain. Its batteries are used in the Galaxy S21 series. ATL is now reportedly mass producing small polymer 240mAh batteries for the Galaxy Watch 4’s 41mm model. The 45mm model will feature Samsung SDI’s 350mAh battery.

Samsung’s decision to use batteries from ATL might be a move to reduce costs. The company has recently been relying more on Chinese components in order to improve margins on its devices. It’s even sourcing OLED panels from China now.

The Galaxy Watch 4 might be quite different compared to its predecessors. That’s because Samsung has reportedly decided to ditch Tizen in favor of Wear OS. If those rumors turn out to be true, this will be Samsung’s first Android-powered smartwatch in quite a long time.

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Samsung TV Plus launched for Galaxy smartphones, tablets in Korea

After launching Samsung TV Plus in India earlier this month, the company has announced that it has launched the Samsung TV Plus app for Galaxy smartphones and tablets in South Korea. Galaxy users in Samsung’s home country would now be able to stream the same content on their mobile devices as they could on their Tizen-powered smart TVs.

The Samsung TV Plus app for smartphones and tablets allows users to stream content wherever they are. The app has three tabs: Live, Discover, and My TV Plus. The Live tab shows the complete list of channels along with EPG (Electronic Program Guide) and the currently-playing channel. The Discover tab shows featured content, recommended channels and videos, and movies. The My TV Plus tab shows users their favorite channels and reminders. The app also supports a floating window, which means that users can continue using their smartphone or tablet while watching Samsung TV Plus videos in a smaller, floating window.

Right now, Samsung is offering access to 37 channels via Samsung TV Plus in South Korea across various genres, including children, entertainment, lifestyle, movies, music, news, sports, and TV series. The app is compatible with Galaxy smartphones and tablets running Android 8.0 or newer. The app was first launched in the US last year in September. The app will go live in Canada, Germany, and India this month.

Lee Won-jin, Vice President of Services for Samsung Electronics’ wireless business, said, “The Samsung TV Plus mobile app is a new platform for conveniently watching a variety of content, and will delight Galaxy users by continuously expanding content.”

 

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Samsung rolling out April 2021 security patch to Galaxy S8, Galaxy S8+

Samsung was the first Android OEM to release the April 2021 security patch. The company has already rolled out the latest security update to a bunch of Galaxy smartphones and tablets. Now, Samsung’s flagship smartphones from 2017, the Galaxy S8 and the Galaxy S8+, have started receiving the new security patch.

The South Korean smartphone giant released the April 2021 security patch to the Galaxy S8 and the Galaxy S8+ in South Korea earlier today. The new update for the Galaxy S8 bears firmware version G950NKSU5DUD1, while the update for the Galaxy S8+ has firmware version G955NKSU5DUD1. The new software update includes fixes from Samsung for 21 exposures and vulnerabilities and fixes from Google for 30 severe (or critical) vulnerabilities.

The updates are being rolled out for the carrier versions of the Galaxy S8 and the Galaxy S8+. However, we expect Samsung to release the updates for unlocked and international variants of the Galaxy S8 series. If you are a Galaxy S8 or S8+ user in South Korea, you can check for the update by navigating to Settings » Software update and then tapping on Download and install. You can also download the latest firmware files from our firmware database.

The Galaxy S8 series was launched in early 2017 with Android 7.0, and over the years, the smartphones have received two major Android OS updates: Android 8.0 and Android 9.0 (with One UI). Right now, the phones are on a quarterly update schedule, but Samsung could soon move them to a biannual update schedule since it has been more than four years since their launch.

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Galaxy A52 5G starts getting the April 2021 security patch

Samsung started rolling out the April 2021 security patch to its smartphones late last month. However, most Galaxy smartphones, including the recently-released Galaxy A52, received the latest security patch earlier this month. The company has now started rolling out the April 2021 security patch to the Galaxy A52 5G.

The Galaxy A52 5G (SM-A526B) is now receiving the April 2021 security patch in Brazil, Chile, and Colombia. The latest software update for the smartphone has firmware version A526BXXS1AUD1. The latest security patch from Samsung includes fixes for 21 exposures and vulnerabilities spanning various potential attack vectors, encryption algorithm oversights, and unexpected behaviors from specific execution policies being misconfigured. The update also includes fixes for 30 vulnerabilities that Google termed as severe or critical.

If you are a Galaxy A52 5G user in any of the countries mentioned above, you can check for the update by navigating to Settings » Software update and tapping on Download and install. If you don’t want to wait for the update to arrive, you can download the firmware from our firmware section and flash it manually. We expect the latest update to reach the Galaxy A52 5G in more countries over the next couple of weeks.

The Galaxy A52 and the Galaxy A52 5G were unveiled last month alongside the Galaxy A72. They come with Android 11-based One UI 3.1 out of the box, and Samsung has promised to release three major Android OS updates and up to four years of security patches to the smartphones.

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Galaxy Z Fold 3 will come with S Pen, but don’t expect a dedicated slot

Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold lineup offers higher productivity and better multitasking, thanks to the larger screen and the ability to use three apps side by side. Most consumers say that they can never go back to a traditional smartphone once they’ve used a Galaxy Z Fold device. To maximize productivity, some users have been demanding the S Pen functionality to be added to Samsung’s future foldable smartphones.

The Galaxy Z Fold series uses thinner-than-usual screen protection, so using an S Pen may damage it in the long run. Six months ago, it was first reported that Samsung had finally made its mind to offer S Pen functionality on the Galaxy Z Fold series. The company has reportedly figured out a solution by making the foldable screen’s UTG (Ultra Thin Glass) protection thicker than its current state and embedding a digitizer for the S Pen. South Korean media had confirmed two months ago that the Galaxy Z Fold 3 will indeed have S Pen compatibility, but it is now being reported that the upcoming foldable phone won’t have a dedicated slot for the S Pen.

Galaxy Z Fold 3 may lack a dedicated S Pen slot due to lack of space, water-resistance issues

Until last month, Samsung was reportedly trying to make room for the S Pen within the Galaxy Z Fold 3’s chassis. However, the company has now decided to exclude the dedicated slot for the S Pen due to lack of internal space as well as dust and water resistance issues. The report also states that the Galaxy Z Fold 3 will indeed come with a dust and water resistance rating, similar to most other high-end phones from Samsung.

Like the Galaxy S21 Ultra, Samsung may offer a separate case for the Galaxy Z Fold 3 to hold the S Pen. The S Pen and the case might be sold separately. The report also claims that the upcoming foldable smartphone will be compatible with the S Pen Pro that was unveiled alongside the Galaxy S21 series earlier this year. The South Korean firm is still two months away from the Galaxy Z Fold 3’s production schedule (June 2021), so the company’s decision to exclude a dedicated slot for the S Pen may change in the future.

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