Galaxy A52 5G is getting One UI 3.1.1 update

One UI 3.1.1 is so heavily lacking in user-facing features that the update might as well not exist at all, and Samsung knows that, which is why it has been bringing new updates based on One UI 3.1.1 without actually bumping up the version number to many of its devices. Pretty much all of its (non-folding flagships from) from the last two years have received such an update, and Samsung is now adding mid-range devices to the list.

The Galaxy A52 5G has begun receiving a new update that’s supposedly based on One UI 3.1.1. The only real indicator that it’s a slightly newer version of One UI is the new Bedtime mode toggle in the notification shade. The rest of the new stuff is hard to verify. The Weather app has reportedly been updated even though we see the same app on previous firmware, and supposed improvements such as faster animations are not easily noticeable.

Still, this is certainly not a run-of-the-mill security update, so there’s that. Speaking of security updates, the One UI 3.1.1 update comes with the August security patch. The firmware version is A526BXXU1AUH5 and the update comes in as an almost 800 MB download. Hopefully the regular Galaxy A52 will soon receive this update as well, and once it does, we will be sure to let you know.

If you own a Galaxy A52 5G, you can check for the new update from the phone’s Settings » Software update menu or head to our firmware archive to download the newest software for manual installation using a Windows PC.

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You can save up to 44% on the Samsung 970 Evo Plus and 980 Pro SSDs

It’s a great time to be looking for a new SSD. Samsung’s two most popular M.2 NVMe SSD solutions are now available for a lower price through Amazon, giving customers the option to save more than $200 on 2TB of storage or pick other similar offers.

Both the Samsung 970 Evo Plus and the 980 Pro are now available for lower-than-standard prices. The 980 Pro benefits from a discount of 10%-22%, so the 500GB/1TB/2TB models are now available for $119/$180/$362.

Meanwhile, Samsung 970 Evo Plus customers can save a whopping 44% on the 2TB model, dropping the price from $499 all the way down to $280. The 250GB, 500GB, and 1TB models are also available at discounts of 7%, 38%, and 43%, respectively.

Customers might be getting the refreshed 970 Evo Plus

As some of you may have heard last week, Samsung quietly revised the 970 Evo Plus — presumably due to global semiconductor shortages — by giving it the same controller found on the newer 980 Pro. This change appears to have beneficial side-effects outside of benchmarks, though the newer refresh also seems to be running hotter.

Since the refreshed model wasn’t advertised, it’s not easy to differentiate between the original 970 Evo Plus and the new. However, judging by the MZ-V7S1T0B model number listed at Amazon, the retailer appears to be selling the refreshed Samsung SSD model featuring the newer Elpis controller.

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American Express is ending support for Samsung Pay in India

Samsung Pay was launched in India four years ago with support for credit cards and debit cards from various banks and financial institutions. American Express was among those banks that brought Samsung Pay support in the first phase. However, the bank has now announced that it will end Samsung Pay support in the country.

American Express has sent emails to its customers announcing that Samsung Pay will no longer be available on its cards starting October 1, 2021. If you are a Samsung Pay user with an AMEX card, you can continue using it till September 30, 2021. This makes American Express the first bank to end Samsung Pay support in India. The bank hasn’t explained why it is taking this step.

With NFC-based payment support expanding rapidly in India and around the world, Samsung has started removing MST (Magnetic Secure Transmission) from its smartphones. The Galaxy S21 series lacks MST in some countries, including India and the US. The company has also revealed that its future smartphones won’t have MST.

In India, mobile payments have seen a huge jump, especially since the demonetization and COVID-19 pandemic. However, most people use mobile payments through BHIM UPI, Google Pay, Paytm, or PhonePe. Samsung Pay supports BHIM UPI payments as well.

If you are a Samsung Pay user in India, how often do you use the service? Let us know in the comments section below.

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Samsung was far from India’s most relevant wearable brand in Q2

The wearable market in India is growing, and Q2 was a successful period for the segment, with both the earwear and the wrist wearable segments experiencing massive year-on-year growth. Samsung, unfortunately, isn’t the most dominant brand in India, and the company lost a lot of ground in the earwear segment compared to a year ago.

According to the latest market tracker from IDC, by the end of Q2 2021, India’s wearable market grew 118.2% year-on-year in terms of shipments. Smartwatches are the fastest-growing category with a whopping 469.1% YoY increase, followed by earwear with a 113.1% increase. The wrist band market declined 28.9% YoY.

Samsung is lagging behind its competitors in India

The top 5 smartwatch companies in India in Q2 2021 were Nexxbase, Imagine Marketing, Huami, Fire-Boltt, and Realme. Unfortunately, Samsung couldn’t capture 4.7% or more of the market in Q2 to replace Realme, so it didn’t make it into the top 5 list. Similarly, the three most successful wristband companies were Xiaomi, OnePlus, and Titan.

Fortunately, Samsung was the third-largest earwear brand in India in Q2 2021, though the tracker includes devices from Samsung Electronics as well as Samsung-owned brands like JBL, Harman Kardon, and Infinity. Even so, the Korean tech giant’s earwear market share in Q2 sat at 7.9%, down from 30.4% a year before, but at least it was large enough to secure a podium finish.

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Carrier-locked Galaxy A21 picks up the August 2021 security update

While the September security update already started deploying earlier today, a number of active Samsung devices are still in the process of getting this month’s patch level. The Galaxy A21 is one of those, having just started receiving the August 1st, 2021 update in the United States. The new firmware is targeting the carrier-locked variants of the device and can be identified by release version A215USQS5AUG6.

If you’re eager to get your hands on the new firmware, try forcing a download manually by going to Settings > Software update > Download and install. If that doesn’t work, our firmware archives stand ready at your disposal. Assuming you’re willing and able to flash the software to your Galaxy A21 on your own.

The Galaxy A21 is still waiting for Android 11

Despite releasing over a year ago, the Galaxy A21 is still running One UI 2.0 based on Android 10. Unfortunately, today’s update brings no news on this front. But seeing how the older Galaxy A20 is already receiving the latest Android release as of last week, it stands to reason the newer generation of Samsung’s entry-level devices will soon follow suit.

In the meantime, make sure to verify you’re running the latest security patch level by following the aforementioned installation instructions. And fingers crossed the Galaxy A21 picks up pace as far as major firmware releases are concerned moving forward. Looking at the bigger picture, the device is currently more of an outlier than anything else. Because Samsung’s recent software support efforts have otherwise been near-spotless across every price segment.

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Samsung is bringing two more affordable 5G Galaxy phones to South Korea

Samsung’s new Galaxy A52s 5G refresh is reportedly on its way to becoming available in South Korea soon. Local media reports that the Galaxy A52s 5G will be going on sale in Korea on September 3. It will be available through Samsung’s online store and retail partners, as well as the country’s three main mobile carriers: KT, SK Telecom, and LG U+.

The Galaxy A52s 5G will reportedly go on sale in South Korea for 599,500 won ($514), though it’s unclear if the price corresponds to the 6GB or 8GB model. Either way, the Galaxy A52s 5G and Galaxy A52 5G are essentially the same, except the refreshed model has a more powerful Snapdragon 778G chipset and replaces the blue color with mint green.

The Galaxy A22 5G is also coming to South Korea

The Galaxy A52s isn’t the only new 5G smartphone planned for release in South Korea, and according to the latest news, customers who might be looking for a heaper 5G solution will soon be able to pick the Galaxy A22 5G instead.

ET News reports that the Galaxy A22 5G will become available in South Korea disguised as the Galaxy Buddy — a name that leaked before. The Galaxy Buddy will be sold exclusively through LG U+, and prospective buyers will be looking at a 200,000 won ($171) price tag for the unlocked model.

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Galaxy S20 FE 5G getting the September 2021 security update as well

Even though September hasn’t started yet, Samsung has already started releasing the September 2021 security update. After releasing it to the Snapdragon version of the Galaxy S20 FE 4G, the South Korean firm has rolled it out to the Galaxy S20 FE 5G in various European markets.

The new security update is rolling out to the Galaxy S20 FE 5G in Austria, Italy, Luxembourg, Nordic countries, Poland, Slovenia, Switzerland, the Baltic region, and the Czech Republic. It has firmware version G781BXXU4CUH5 and features the September 2021 security patch. Samsung is yet to detail which vulnerabilities it has fixed with its latest security patch. The official changelog mentions device stability and security improvements.

If you are a Galaxy S20 FE 5G user in any of the countries mentioned above, you can check for the new update by navigating to Settings » Software update and clicking on Download and install. Alternatively, you can also download the entire firmware file from our firmware database and flash it manually using a Windows computer.

Samsung had launched the Galaxy S20 FE 5G last year with Android 10-based One UI 2.5. The device received the Android 11-based One UI 3.0 update in December 2020 and the One UI 3.1 update in February 2021.

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Use Samsung Pay on your Galaxy Z Flip 3, get cool points

I uninstalled Samsung Pay a few months back when it came to light that Samsung is doing away with MST support on newer flagships, which means you can only use Samsung Pay with NFC-enabled payment terminals and card readers these days. While reviewing the Galaxy Z Flip 3, however, I set up Samsung Pay again, and boy am I in love with how cool it feels to make payments with it.

Thanks to the larger cover display on the Galaxy Z Flip 3, you can use Samsung Pay without unfolding the phone. As long as you’ve set up a fingerprint on the phone, you just need to swipe up on the cover display to bring up the Samsung Pay widget, tap the power button to start payment mode, and place the phone against the NFC-enabled card reader or payment terminal. It might not sound very special, but in my experience using the Z Flip 3 to make payments in recent days, I’ve seen a lot of heads turning.

And that’s down to the fact that people see a small shiny square little device being used to make those payments instead of a card or a regular phone. Some people know foldables are a thing, but there are many who aren’t that aware, at least here in India. I’ve had a few people ask me what device I’m using, including the cashiers at the places where I made the purchases, and I’ve been happy to tell them all about it.

It actually reminds me of that Samsung advertisement that cheekily talks about how the Galaxy Z Fold 2 ruined a customer’s life because everywhere they go they garner more attention than they would like. But it’s not about the attention – it just feels awesome when I use the Z Flip 3 to pay because of how quick and easy the process is.

If you’re picking up a Galaxy Z Flip 3 or already own one and have used Samsung Pay through the cover display, you probably know what I’m talking about. Samsung Pay may not be as awesome as it used to be thanks to the cutting down of functionality (MST support, reward points), but the Z Flip 3 has given me a whole new appreciation for the app and got me using it again.

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ECG and BP monitoring are coming to Galaxy watches in more markets

ECG and blood pressure monitoring will become available for the Galaxy Watch 4 and Galaxy Watch 4 Classic in Australia starting September 10 through the Samsung Health app. They’ll be the first Samsung smartwatches in Australia to offer these features, but they won’t be alone. Samsung announced that ECG and blood pressure monitoring will also become available to Galaxy Watch 3 and Galaxy Watch Active 2 customers in Australia through a firmware update that’s planned to go live in the coming months.

The ECG app has been approved by the Australian Government’s Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA). It was registered as a Class IIA medical device in the Australian Therapeutic Goods Registry (ARTG). As for blood pressure monitoring, it’s intended for general fitness purposes as opposed to monitoring, diagnosis, or treatment. Outside fitness and general wellness, Samsung recommends that you consult a medical professional for advice.

The ECG and BP features will become available for the Galaxy Watch 4 series in Australia in less than two weeks — on September 10. The new smartwatches will have a head-start over the previous models, byt the Galaxy Watch 3 and Galaxy Watch Active 2 in Australia will also benefit from ECG and BP monitoring later this year. Samsung confirmed that a firmware update will enable these features in the coming months, though a concrete launch window wasn’t revealed.

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Galaxy S10, Galaxy S20, Galaxy Note 10, and Galaxy Note 20 get One UI 3.1.1 updates

One UI 3.1.1 debuted with the Galaxy Z Flip 3 and the Galaxy Z Fold 3. While most of the improvements seen in this new version of One UI are related to foldable smartphones, the update is rolling out to other smartphones as well. The One UI 3.1.1 update made it to the Galaxy S21 series last week. Now, the update seems to have been released to the Galaxy S10, Galaxy S20, Galaxy Note 10, and the Galaxy Note 20 series.

Since the South Korean firm is not mentioning One UI 3.1.1 in the Settings menu and there are hardly any notable features, it is hard for users to know whether their Galaxy device is running actually One UI 3.1 or One UI 3.1.1. However, Samsung’s official community manager has now confirmed that the software updates released over the past week are based on One UI 3.1.1.

This update carries firmware version G97xFXXUCFUH3 for the Galaxy S10 series and has a file size of 733MB. The Galaxy S20 series gets this update with firmware version G98xBXXU9DUH2 and it weighs 623MB in size. The Galaxy Note 10 series gets the One UI 3.1.1 update with firmware version N97xFXXU7FUH3, which has a file size of 927MB. The Galaxy Note 20 series gets the new update with firmware version N98xBXXU3DUH2 and the update has a download size of 738MB.

Some new features reportedly include a Bedtime Mode quick setting toggle, faster app opening speed, faster camera, faster pop-up menus, faster fingerprint reader, improved heat management, and slight improvements to some stock apps (Clock, Contacts, Samsung Internet, Weather). Your smartphone might have already received this update and it is hard to see some of those changes, so you should not get too excited about this new version of One UI.

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Galaxy A52s will come with an eye-watering price tag in India

Now that the Galaxy A52s 5G is out and about globally, it’s time to talk about its price in one of the most important smartphone markets in the world: India. A leak from earlier hinted that it would cost significantly more than its predecessor, the Galaxy A52. Now a deleted Amazon listing confirms the aforementioned leaks’ validity and reaffirms that the Galaxy A52s 5G will not come cheap in India.

The listing tells us that the entry-level Galaxy A52s 5G with 6GB RAM and 128GB storage will set you back by Rs 35,999 ($485). It is vastly more expensive than the Galaxy A52, which retails for Rs 26,499 ($361) in India. Our Galaxy A52 5G vs Galaxy A52s 5G comparison determined that the upgraded Qualcomm chipset (and 5G connectivity) were the only improvements the latter had to offer.

The Galaxy A52s 5G’s prohibitively high price could be a problem in India

Samsung India has confirmed that the official Galaxy A52s 5G India launch date is set for September 3, so it shouldn’t be long before we find out about its actual price in the country. Nonetheless, the Galaxy A52s 5G lacks the hardware prowess to justify the near Rs 9,000 ($130) price hike, especially when it is a whole lot cheaper in European markets.

To put things in perspective, you can get a Snapdragon 888-powered Mi 11X Pro in India for around Rs 39,999 ($545). Similarly, the Realme GT also offers flagship-tier specifications for Rs 37,999 ($518). The Galaxy A52s 5G will have a hard time fighting against these affordable flagships.

One can only hope that the now-deleted Amazon listing and earlier leaks got the Galaxy A52s 5G’s price a tad high, otherwise, there is a very real risk of the smartphone being overlooked completely. Although its 64MP rear camera array,  120Hz AMOLED screen and 4,500mAh battery can hold their own against the competition, the lack of a high-end chipset will hurt Samsung’s prospects in the spec sheet-driven market.

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Early bird: September 2021 security update now out for Galaxy S20 FE

Samsung’s at it again with its early security update releases. The Galaxy S20 FE has started receiving the September 2021 security update, two days before we exit August. The update has been released in Brazil for the Snapdragon-powered 4G LTE model, but we can assume that other variants of the phone will catch up soon.

The update comes with firmware version G780GXXU3AUH5 and is a 747 MB download over the air. The size of the update suggests this could be the One UI 3.1.1 update, though you won’t really see any changes if that is the case.

Except for a new Bedtime mode toggle in the status bar and more advanced control over the phone’s processing speed, the Galaxy S21 series didn’t really see anything new with One UI 3.1.1, so we can expect the Galaxy S20 FE’s update to be even less exciting, if that’s possible. Even the One UI version will continue to be 3.1, as Samsung is keeping 3.1.1 exclusive to its foldable phones.

Good thing then that the Galaxy S20 FE is eligible for the Android 12-based One UI 4.0, though it remains to be seen when that update will arrive for last year’s flagship models. One UI 4.0 beta testing for the Galaxy S21 lineup is rumored to start sometime this month, and it will be a few months before Samsung manages to get the new software to a stable level that’s suitable for a worldwide rollout.

How do I download September 2021 update for my Galaxy S20 FE?

We can expect the September 2021 security update to be released for many more Galaxy devices in the coming weeks. Galaxy S20 FE owners, in the meantime, can check if the update is available for them by going into the phone’s settings, selecting Software update, and tapping Download and install. Our firmware archives are at your disposal if you would like to upgrade your phone manually, though we would recommend taking a backup of your data if you choose to go that route.

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Galaxy S21 FE Exynos model pops up to make everyone sad

The Galaxy S21 FE could be unveiled as soon as next week. After the impressive show from the Galaxy S20 FE last year, many consumers have been waiting for the Galaxy S21 FE. It was revealed earlier that the phone might only come in one variant with the Snapdragon 888 processor. However, one report had claimed that there might be an Exynos version of the phone, and that claim seems to be true.

A new version of the Galaxy S21 FE has appeared in Geekbench’s database. It bears model number SM-G990E and seems to feature the Exynos 2100 processor and 8GB of RAM. The phone scored 1,084 points in Geekbench 5.1’s single-core CPU test and 3,316 points in the multi-core CPU test. While tests have shown that the Exynos 2100 is still not as good a performer as the Snapdragon 888, the Exynos variant of the Galaxy S21 FE seems to be performing similarly to the Snapdragon version (at least in CPU-bound tests).

The Exynos 990 was a poor performer compared to the Snapdragon 865. Hence, the presence of an Exynos chip inside the Galaxy S21 FE might make consumers sad. Some Asian and European markets might get the Exynos version of the phone, while others will get the Snapdragon variant.

The Galaxy S21 FE features a 6.5-inch Super AMOLED Infinity-O display with an in-display fingerprint reader and a 120Hz refresh rate. It has a 32MP selfie camera and a 12MP triple-camera setup on the rear. It runs Android 11 out of the box. The phone has stereo speakers, an IP67 rating, and a 4,500mAh battery with 25W fast charging and wireless charging.

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Watch the Galaxy Z Fold 3 go through a torture test in a new video

The Galaxy Z Fold 3, which was unveiled last month, has started reaching buyers in a few countries. The new foldable phone promises an 80% stronger body, a brighter and stronger display, and an IPX8 rating for water resistance. We have already reviewed the smartphone and found it to be more durable than its predecessor. A new video has now emerged that shows the Galaxy Z Fold 3’s durability through extreme torture tests.

YouTuber JerryRigEverything has put the Galaxy Z Fold 3 through its paces. The 12-minute-long video shows Samsung’s new foldable getting scratched and covered in dust. The cover display, which is protected using Gorilla Glass Victus, shows scratches on level 6 on Moh’s hardness scale. It means that the outer display won’t get any major scratches when rubbed against keys or coins in the pocket. The camera lenses, covered by Gorilla Glass DX, are surprisingly scratch-resistant.

The internal display is stronger than last year, but it still gets scratched on Moh’s level 2. It means that all those warnings from Samsung are useful. It is better not to use fingernails or an unsupported S Pen on the Galaxy Z Fold 3’s internal display. When dirt is poured all over the foldable display, it shows fine scratches. Pressing the phone’s internal display using the S Pen Fold Edition doesn’t leave any mark, which is good to see. The S Pen can be easily snapped in two parts, though.

Even though the phone isn’t dirt-resistant, the hinge doesn’t seem to be affected by dirt and works perfectly fine in the video. However, it is still best to keep it away from dirt and sand. The phone’s screens also go through a burn test, which seems irrelevant in everyday use.

The phone’s aluminum body is pretty tough, and when scratched using a cutter, it only shows superficial damage. The side-mounted fingerprint reader is similarly strong. Moreover, the YouTuber could not snap the phone’s back on its hinge and crack open the device. This shows that the Galaxy Z Fold 3’s body is stronger than some candy bar-shaped phones like the ASUS ROG Phone 5. That’s a great sign for anyone wanting to buy the Galaxy Z Fold 3.

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Here’s when the Galaxy S21 FE could finally be unveiled

The Galaxy S21 FE was originally expected to be unveiled alongside the Galaxy Z Flip 3 and the Galaxy Z Fold 3 in August. However, Samsung had to reportedly delay its announcement due to some supply chain issues. Some reports had even claimed that the phone could be canceled due to the ongoing chip shortage. However, a new report claims to reveal the Galaxy S21 FE launch date.

According to tipster Mauri QHD, Samsung could finally unveil the Galaxy S21 FE on September 8, 2021. The tipster claims that the information comes from a trusted source who got the information from a Samsung representative. If this information is correct, the phone could go on pre-order in mid-September and go on sale before the end of the month. Last month, Samsung had accidentally leaked the phone’s image, and it recently put up the device’s name in some stores.

Galaxy S21 FE leaked specs

Going by previous leaks and reports, the Galaxy S21 FE features a 6.5-inch Super AMOLED Infinity-O display with Full HD+ resolution, a 120Hz refresh rate, and HDR10+. It has a 32MP selfie camera and a 12MP triple-camera setup at the rear. The rear-facing camera setup includes a 12MP ultrawide camera and an 8MP telephoto camera with 3x optical zoom. The phone could launch in four colors: gray, light green, light violet, and white.

The phone will run Android 11-based One UI 3.1 out of the box. It will come equipped with the Snapdragon 888 processor, 6GB/8GB RAM, and 128GB/256GB internal storage. An earlier leak had hinted towards the presence of a microSD card slot on the phone. The phone has an in-display fingerprint reader, stereo speakers, and an IP67 rating for dust and water resistance. It is powered by a 4,500mAh battery and supports 25W fast charging and Qi wireless charging.

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