الخميس، 25 نوفمبر 2021

Grab Black Friday deals on these Samsung Chromebooks

Black Friday is finally here, and various brands, including Samsung, have heavily slashed the prices of multiple products. If you’ve been eying a Chromebook, this might be the perfect time to get one as Samsung is offering some great deals on some of its Chromebook models.

The original Galaxy Chromebook is the model to get this Black Friday. With a price drop of $400 over its original price tag, the Galaxy Chromebook features a 4K AMOLED display, S Pen, a 10th Gen. Intel Core i5 10210U processor, 8GB RAM, 256GB storage, an SD card slot, and USB Type-C ports. It being sold by Amazon and Best Buy for just $599.

If you want something affordable, the Chromebook 4 could be a good choice. Priced at just $129 on Walmart, it features an 11.6-inch HD display, Intel Celeron N4020, 4GB RAM, 32GB SSD, a webcam, and a promised battery life of 12.5-hour. The Galaxy Chromebook 2, which is listed at just $529, has a 13.3-inch QLED display with Full HD resolution, an Intel Celeron 5205U CPU, 4GB RAM, 64GB storage, Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.0, and USB Type-C ports.

You can look at all Samsung Chromebook Black Friday 2021 deals by clicking the links below. Don’t forget to check out all the great Black Friday deals directly from Samsung.

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Galaxy A10, Galaxy Xcover 5 getting November 2021 security update

Samsung started rolling out the November 2021 security update to entry-level and mid-range smartphones a few days ago. The update was released over the past week to the Galaxy A12, Galaxy A31, Galaxy A52, and the Galaxy A52s 5G. Today, the company has released the update to two more Galaxy smartphones: Galaxy A10 and Galaxy Xcover 5.

The new software update for the Galaxy A10 comes with firmware version A105MUBS7CUK1. It is available in various Latin American markets, including Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Guatemala, Mexico, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, and Uruguay. The Korean variant of the Galaxy A10 has also received the update (with firmware version A105NKOU4BTJ1). The Galaxy Xcover 5 is getting the new update with firmware version G525FXXS4AUK4 in Argentina.

The new update includes the November 2021 security patch to fix various privacy and security related vulnerabilities. While we don’t have the changelog for the updates yet, they might also contain general bug fixes and devices stability improvements. The smartphones might get the new updates in more markets over the next few days.

If you are a Galaxy A10 user in Latin America (or Korea) or a Galaxy Xcover user in Argentina, you can check for the update manually by navigating to Settings » Software update and clicking on Download and install. You can also download the latest firmware file from our firmware database and flash your smartphone manually.

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You wouldn’t want to miss this Galaxy Z Fold 3 Black Friday deal

The Galaxy Z Fold 3 is one of the best Samsung phones in 2021 and with good reason. It’s a powerful foldable smartphone that’s water resistant and supports the S Pen. What more could you possibly need!

Even though Samsung launched the device at a reduced price, it’s still a bit on the high side for a lot of customers. If you’ve been on the fence about buying it, this Galaxy Z Fold 3 Black Friday deal from Samsung has got you covered.

Get up to $900 for trading in your Galaxy Z Fold 2

Samsung is offering a $250 discount on the Galaxy Z Fold 3 through its online store. So even if you don’t have a device to trade-in, you can get the $1,799 Galaxy Z Fold 3 for $1549 with this deal. Samsung is even throwing in a free pair of the latest Galaxy Buds 2 with every purchase.

If you do have devices to trade-in, you can get the highest values for them when buying Samsung’s flagship foldable smartphone. The company allows you to trade up to 2 devices to get up to $900 in credit value that will be deducted from the final total. If you have a Galaxy Z Fold 2, you can get up to $900 just for that alone.

With the full trade-in value realized, you can get a brand new 256GB Galaxy Z Fold 3 from Samsung for just $649. Don’t forget, this still includes a free pair of the Galaxy Buds 2. Better be quick to get that order in, though. This Galaxy Z Fold 3 Black Friday deal is only valid until December 5, 2021.

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Samsung TV Plus comedy channel gets fresh content and a rebrand

Samsung’s comedy channel on the TV Plus platform is getting a fresh look and new side-splitting content, including sitcoms and blockbuster movies. The UK-exclusive Samsung TV Plus comedy channel is now known as “Comedy Hub” and hosts exclusive access to Russel Brand’s latest show “Our Little Lives: Shakespeare & Me.”

In addition, Comedy Hub has a new roster of premium movies on offer, and they’re all available for free. The list includes Let Go, starring Kevin Hart and Gillian Jacobs, The Maiden Heist featuring Morgan Freeman and Christopher Walken, and A Rainy Day in New York, starring Timothée Chalamet and Selena Gomez.

Comedy Hub brings about a fresh content schedule

The rebranded Comedy Hub not only introduces new all-time comedy classics to the Samsung TV Plus platform. It also brings about a new programming schedule.

The Exes will now be broadcasted during the day at Comedy Hub, and primetime slots will be occupied by Baroness Von Sketch Show, Anger Management featuring Charlie Sheen, and Swedish Dicks.

Comedy Hub, much like most other channels on the Samsung TV Plus platform, is available in the UK completely free of charge. Customers should now be able to access the latest comedy content on Comedy Hub on channel 4001.

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‘Tis the season to buy new Samsung storage solutions at great discounts

Samsung has prepared a handful of discounts on a wide range of SSDs and select memory cards for Black Friday and Cyber Week. Prospective buyers can now save more than $100 on SATA III and NVMe SSDs, and up to $20 on select memory cards.

Customers can save $150 on the 870 QVO SATA III SSD with 8TB of storage and purchase the drive for $699. Meanwhile, Samsung is dropping $30 and $60 off its external SATA III solutions, namely the Portable SSD T5 and T7.

Save cash on anything from 64GB microSDs to 2TB NVMe solutions

These are great storage solutions for customers that may be looking to strike a good balance between price, performance, and storage capacity. Meanwhile, for customers who want more cutting-edge performance, Samsung’s offering discounts of up to $110 on the 980 Pro PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD with 2TB of storage.

As for memory cards, the company is dropping up to $20 on EVO Select and PRO Plus microSD cards with capacities of 64GB-to-512GB. Therefore, the Samsung EVO Select microSD solution now starts at $9.99, whereas the PRO Plus microSD cards start at $29.99.

Check the links below for more offers on the ongoing Samsung storage discounts, though keep in mind that they are time-limited and most will expire on December 5.

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OLED DDI supply issues could cause big problems for Samsung in 2022

Most OEMs have navigated the ongoing global semiconductor shortage with relative success, but the mobile market could be facing another supply issue next year. An insufficient supply of power management integrated circuits was the root of the problem this year. The issue was addressed, for the most part. However, market watchers cited by DigiTimes now estimate that OLED smartphone manufacturers could face other production issues in 2022 due to a low supply of OLED display driver integrated circuits (DDI).

Samsung is by far the world’s largest manufacturer of OLED panels for mobile devices. It uses AMOLED technology extensively for its own smartphones and tablets, and it supplies the technology to other OEMs, including Apple. With that in mind, a DDI supply shortage could hurt Samsung the most.

It all comes down to how high demand will be next year

Market watchers estimate that the supply chain will have enough resources to manufacture around 650 million DDI units next year. At the same time, they expect OEMs to manufacture a total of 710 million OLED smartphones combined, which means that DDI supply could fall short by around 60 million units.

OLED manufacturers are now trying to increase their DDI production capacity ahead of time (via WinFuture), though it will all come down to how high demand will be. It’s difficult to predict given the current market climate. If demand increases, then OLED display manufacturers like Samsung could be in trouble. If demand declines, then there could be enough DDIs to go around, even though, in turn, this would mean lower global smartphone shipments overall. All things considered, it might be very difficult for the global smartphone market to post any growth in 2022.

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Latest Galaxy Watch and Watch Active update is live in more regions

Samsung released a surprise firmware update for a few of its older smartwatches earlier this month, but the roll-out was staggered. The Galaxy Watch 3 and Active 2 were the first to get the new update featuring improvements to fall detection. On the other hand, the changelog for the original Galaxy Watch and Watch Active models was almost non-existent, with Samsung mentioning ten new Watch 4 faces and not much else. The good news is that the original Watch and Active models are now receiving the update in several markets, and the changelog is richer than Samsung initially let out.

Aside from the new watch faces that were borrowed from the Galaxy Watch 4 series, the latest firmware update for the Galaxy Watch and Watch Active adds support for the Group Challenge widget, and should now provide more accurate data on calorie consumption based on the user’s heart rate.

In addition, the update improves sensor performance to reduce the time needed for recognizing automatic exercises (running, rowing machine, elliptical). There’s also a walking/running live status icon, and the synchronization period for the Calendar app was increased from 3 months to a full year.

Galaxy Watch and Galaxy Watch Active owners should now be able to download the update through the Samsung Wearable app on their phones. The new update (firmware version Rx00XXU1GUJ3) should be live in Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Europe, India, and the USA.

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Samsung quietly announces Galaxy A03 with upgraded cameras

Samsung quietly unveiled the Galaxy A03 moments ago. The company hasn’t revealed any availability details; instead, it highlighted some of the best Galaxy A03 features through an infographic.

Even though Samsung hasn’t revealed any pricing details yet, the Galaxy A03 is undoubtedly a low-cost phone, much like the Galaxy A02 before it. However, it has a couple of upgrades over the previous model. The 6.5-inch Infinity-V display with an HD+ resolution looks similar, but the A03 features a dual-camera setup comprising a 48MP (f/1.8) primary sensor and a 2MP (f/2.4) depth shooter. The selfie camera embedded in the Infinity-V notch has a resolution of 5MP (f/2.2).

Galaxy A03 offers three colors and three memory options

The Galaxy A03 is powered by a 5,000mAh battery and an unnamed octa-core 1.6GHz chipset featuring a dual-core CPU cluster along with another six-core cluster. Samsung will offer the device in three memory options, namely 3GB of RAM+ 32GB storage / 4GB+64GB / 4GB+128GB.

Similarly, the Galaxy A03 will be available in three color options: black, blue, and red. The device has a unique camera housing and a fiber-like finish on the back panel. The body measures 164.2 x 75.9 x 9.1mm, which essentially means that the Galaxy A03 has the same footprint as the Galaxy A02. Color and memory availability will differ by market.

With the official introduction out of the way, the Galaxy A03 could hit the shelves before the end of the year, right in time for the holiday shopping season. We’ll keep you up to speed as soon as we find out more.

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MediaTek SoC exploit makes Galaxy phones vulnerable to eavesdropping

A cyber security firm uncovered a security vulnerability that affects MediaTek chipsets, which, in turn, means that it affects roughly 40% of all smartphones in the world. This includes a handful of Galaxy mobile devices released in 2020 and later, but thankfully, a fix is already being provided.

For a bit of background on the recent vulnerability, every modern MediaTek SoC contains an AI processing unit (APU) and a digital signal processor (DSP). After reverse-engineering the audio DSP firmware, Check Point Research found a vulnerability that, when exploited, allows an attacker to hide malicious code and listen in on user conversations.

There are a handful of Samsung devices that feature a MediaTek chipset and are technically vulnerable to these exploits. The list includes the Galaxy A31, Galaxy A41, Galaxy A03s, Galaxy A12, Galaxy A22, Galaxy A32, Galaxy M22, and the Galaxy Tab A7 Lite.

The October 2021 security patch should address this vulnerability

Fortunately for Samsung customers who are using Galaxy smartphone or tablet powered by MediaTek, the chipmaker is aware of the vulnerability. Not only that, but it has already addressed it last month, according to its October security bulletin.

Samsung’s recent security patches don’t seem to mention this vulnerability, though details could be missing for security reasons. But in theory, the fix for this MediaTek SoC vulnerability should already be included in Samsung’s October security patch. The aforementioned Galaxy A and Galaxy M phones have already received the October and/or the November 2021 security update, and the good news continues, as the vulnerability doesn’t seem to have been discovered by malicious parties before MediaTek addressed it.

If you use one of the Galaxy devices listed above, make sure it runs the latest security patch just to be on the safe side. You can refer to our firmware section, where you can check which security patch is available for your device in your region.

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How much do camera megapixels matter? Let’s talk at SamMobile TV

The smartphone camera megapixel war has been going on for about a decade now. There was a period of respite in recent years, but it didn’t last long, and OEMs are now racing again to increase the resolution of their smartphone cameras. Samsung’s been doing the same ever since it released the Galaxy S20 Ultra featuring a 108MP main camera. Furthermore, the company recently announced the world’s first 200MP sensor, so it’s obvious that Samsung is in this race for the win. But the bigger question that we’re addressing in our latest SamMobile TV episode is whether or not the company should even participate in this race.

Samsung’s 200MP ISOCELL HP1 has a large 1/1.22-inch sensor with 0.64μm pixels and 2×2 or 4×4 pixel binning. This sensor has yet to be used for a commercial device, so its real-world capabilities are unknown, but we’re hopeful that this high MP count combined with the large sensor size won’t cause autofocus issues, similar to the Galaxy S20 Ultra. The latter flagship left Dual Pixel Autofocus behind in favor of a larger sensor with a higher resolution, and we all know this didn’t pan out quite well.

50MP is more than enough for 8K video recording

We’re aware of the benefits of having a smartphone camera with a higher resolution, such as enabling 8K video recording. However, after a point, the advantages offered by more megapixels become less noticeable, yet they lead to downgrades in other areas, including autofocus.

In reality, you don’t need a resolution higher than 33.3MP to achieve 8K video recording. So why is Samsung seemingly willing to sacrifice image quality in other areas for the sake of chasing megapixels?

Well, it’s probably related to marketing, most of the time. A larger number is usually better in the eyes of the average smartphone buyer, who’ll generally find a 200MP sensor more appealing than a 16MP one. It’s also important to keep in mind that Samsung isn’t the only OEM that uses the in-house ISOCELL sensors. Many high-resolution sensors developed by Samsung debut on phones from other OEMs, and the ISOCELL HP1 shouldn’t be any different. In other words, Samsung’s pace is influenced by the demands of its clients, who also happen to be its rivals.

Ultimately, we believe that once a smartphone camera reaches 50MP, it shouldn’t aim for an even higher resolution. Rather, OEMs — Samsung included — should try improving the camera UI experience, optimizing the software, and developing other areas such as autofocus.

Check our latest tech talk video at SamMobile TV if you want to dive deeper into this topic of megapixels and the ISOCELL HP1, and don’t forget to follow our social media channels below.

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After December, Samsung might never make a new Galaxy Note again

The future of Samsung’s Galaxy Note series remains uncertain. It didn’t launch a new Galaxy Note series in 2021. Samsung clearly prioritized its new foldable smartphones over the phablet this year.

It has continued to sell last year’s Galaxy Note 20 series, though. It appears that the company may stop doing that in the coming months. A new report suggests that Samsung may end production of the Galaxy Note 20 series before the end of this year.

The Galaxy Note story could end next month

Like many of its predecessors, the Galaxy Note 20 series was very well received. It has continued to sell strongly in the market despite being a year old. If you’re still interested in one, you can take advantage of the official Samsung Black Friday 2021 deals to get it at a discount.

It won’t keep the Galaxy Note 20 and Galaxy Note 20 Ultra around forever, though. A report out of South Korea claims that production of the Galaxy Note 20 models will stop by the end of this year. This decision might have something to do with the fact that Samsung has basically killed the Galaxy Note series.

All rumors and leaks point to the Galaxy S22 Ultra having a rather Note-like design. The S Pen might also be stored in the device itself. The changes would mean that Samsung has essentially absorbed the Galaxy Note series into the Galaxy S lineup.

If the production ends next month, new units of the Galaxy Note 20 will longer be available once retailers and carriers sell their inventory. This would be a big albeit sad milestone. Samsung may never make a new Galaxy Note device again.

For a series that did so much for Samsung and retains a very loyal fanbase to this day, it would be a bittersweet end.

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Galaxy Z Fold 3’s camera is better than Galaxy S21 Ultra, according to DxOMark

The Galaxy S21 Ultra is Samsung’s best smartphone camera ever. It is flexible and reliable, and offers very good image and video quality. It even bests the iPhone 13 Pro Max in ultrawide and zoom performance. But according to DxOMark, the Galaxy Z Fold 3 has a better camera than the Galaxy S21 Ultra.

DxOMark recently published its Galaxy Z Fold 3 camera review and awarded it a score of 124 points. That’s 1 point higher than the Galaxy S21 Ultra’s Snapdragon variant and three points higher than the Exynos variant. According to DxOMark’s review, the Galaxy Z Fold 3 has lower noise in still images and videos when compared to the Galaxy S21 Ultra. Moreover, Samsung’s flagship foldable smartphone apparently has a more reliable autofocus performance, slightly better exposure, colors, and texture.

The Galaxy S21 Ultra scored more in ultrawide (48 points) and zoom (98 points) performance, though. The Galaxy Z Fold 3’s ultrawide camera scored 47 points, and the telephoto camera scored 79 points. The Galaxy Z Fold 3 scored 103 points in video recording, while the Galaxy S21 Ultra scored 102 points.

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 Camera Review DxOMark

In our testing, though, the Galaxy S21 Ultra (Exynos 2100 variant) performed slightly better, showcasing more details, wider dynamic range, and better sharpness across the frame. It even has a marginally better selfie camera. The Galaxy Z Fold 3 performed better in terms of autofocus and low-light videos, but it captured more saturated colors. We concluded that the Galaxy S21 Ultra has a slightly better and more flexible camera, but most people would be happy with the Galaxy Z Fold 3 as well.

Which smartphone camera would you prefer? Let us know in the comments section below.

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Unlocked Galaxy S21 units in the US join the Android 12 update party

Samsung had recently released the Android 12 update to international and US carrier-locked variants of the Galaxy S21 series. Now, the unlocked variants of the smartphones are getting the Android 12-based One UI 4.0 update in the US. The update is available on almost all US carriers, including AT&T, Bluegrass Cellular, Cellular South, Comcast, Sprint, Tracfone, and Xfinity Mobile.

This major Android OS update for the Galaxy S21, Galaxy S21+, and the Galaxy S21 Ultra comes with firmware version G99xU1UEU4BUK7. Apart from One UI 4.0, the update also includes the November 2021 security patch.

If you are a Galaxy S21 series smartphone user in the US, you can check for the update manually by navigating to Settings » Software update and tapping on Download and install. You can also download the appropriate firmware file from our database and flash it manually (but not before backing up all your important data).

One UI 4.0 is based on Android 12. It features a revamped UI design with Material You-like Color Palette feature that extracts colors from the chosen wallpaper and applies it throughout the UI and Samsung’s and Google’s apps. The update includes improved stock apps, improved Bixby, more fluid performance, new widget designs, a new widget picker UI, and enhanced privacy and security.

You can view most of the important One UI 4.0 features in our dedicated video below.

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Galaxy A42 5G, Galaxy A70s finally getting October 2021 security update

Samsung has finally started rolling out the October 2021 security update to the Galaxy A42 5G and the Galaxy A70s. The new software update is rolling out to the Galaxy A42 5G in all of Europe, while the Galaxy A70s is getting the update in India.

The latest software update for the Galaxy A42 5G comes with firmware version A426BXXU3BUI5, and it is currently available in Europe. The new software for the Galaxy A70s comes bearing firmware version A707FDDS3CUJ1. The October 2021 security patch fixes more than 60 privacy and security-related vulnerabilities. The updates might also bring general bug fixes and device stability improvements.

If you are a Galaxy A42 5G user in Europe or a Galaxy A70s user in India, you might have already received a notification of the new update. If you haven’t received it yet, you can check for the update manually by navigating to Settings » Software update and tapping on Download and install. You can also download the latest firmware file from our database and flash your phone manually.

The Galaxy A42 5G was launched one year ago with Android 10 on board, and it received the Android 11-based One UI 3.1 update earlier this year. The Galaxy A70s is a two-year-old smartphone that debuted with Android 9.0 Pie, and it received the Android 10 update last year and the Android 11 update earlier this year.

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