الاثنين، 18 يوليو 2016

Samsung Pay Beta makes its way to the Gear S2

When Samsung took the wraps off the Gear S2 and Gear S2 Classic back in October 2015, it promised customers that it would bring a dedicated version of its mobile payment platform to the devices in the not-too-distant future. Unfortunately, chatter surrounding the matter quickly died down following the smartwatches official launch, but now, almost a year later, the South Korean company has launched a beta version of its dedicated Samsung Pay application for the units via the Gear Manager application.

It’s important to note, however, that unlike its smartphone counterpart, Samsung Pay for the Gear S2 or Gear S2 Classic doesn’t support magnetic strip transmission, so you’ll only be able to use the service with NFC readers. Don’t worry, though, as the majority of retail stores in the United States, which is currently the only region where the beta is available, have already made the switch over to NFC terminals also opposed to the antiquated swipe system that has been installed in bricks-and-mortar shops for a little over a decade now.

If you own a Gear S2, are located in the US and would like to get in the beta testing action, all you have to do is ensure that you have the Value Pack firmware installed on your device and the latest version of the Samsung Gear Manager application on your smartphone. Once you have them, tap the Samsung Pay Beta option located in the Gear Manager app to get started. You will then be guided through a straightforward step-by-step configuration process, which will transfer your credit/debit card information over to your watch.

 



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Galaxy S7 edge Olympic Games Edition US price confirmed

Samsung officially announced the Galaxy S7 edge Olympic Games Edition last week. It’s a limited edition version of the Galaxy S7 edge that Samsung has created to commemorate Rio 2016 Olympics, Samsung has had a long association with the games and it’s looking to use that position to promote its products. The limited edition handset has been released ahead of the start of the Rio 2016 Olympics, Samsung made sure to roll out Samsung Pay in the Olympics host to get maximum exposure for its mobile payment service.

The company released an official unboxing video of the Galaxy S7 edge Olympic Games Edition earlier today when it confirmed that the handset is now available in select markets which include the United States, Brazil, China, Germany and South Korea. We already know how much Samsung is selling this handset for in South Korea and now US customers can find out exactly how much they have to pay to get their hands on one. The Galaxy S7 edge Olympic Games Edition can be purchased from Best Buy right away for $849.99, that’s a $100 premium over the regular Galaxy S7 edge, but then again you get what you pay for. Do keep in mind that this limited edition handset is only available in limited quantities so if your heart is set on one don’t waste time in picking it up.



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Samsung Connect Auto will be launched by AT&T next month

Samsung Connect Auto is an affordable connected car solution that the company introduced earlier this year. It has developed an ecosystem of services and products that aim to provide a safe, eco-friendly and more fun driving experience to users. The device itself is a little dongle that plugs into the OBD-II port found under the steering wheel of every car manufactured since the ’90s. The dongle will provide users with real-time alerts to improve their driving behavior, offer them tips on how to improve fuel efficiency and even offer a Wi-Fi connection, this entire connected car solution is secured by Samsung Knox.

Back when Samsung Connect Auto was unveiled the company said that it will initially be launched by AT&T in the United States. It requires a cellular connection to function and provide features such as real-time car tracking using GPS and LTE as well as automatic notifications to driver’s contacts and accident concierge services following an accident. Latest news reports say that AT&T is going to launch Samsung Connect Auto in the United States next month and that it’s going to offer this connected car solution on a monthly payment plan. Samsung is expected to start selling this device to corporate clients in the coming months.



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[Video] Is this the Galaxy Note 7′s official USB Type-C cable?

We expected the Galaxy S7 to come with a USB Type-C port, but Samsung chose to stick to a regular microUSB connector in order to maintain compatibility with the Gear VR and also to save people from the hassle of switching to a new type of USB cable. But the company is finally making the switch to a USB Type-C port with the upcoming Galaxy Note 7, and we possibly have our first look at the official Type-C cable that will accompany the device.

A video published on YouTube shows a USB Type-C cable that looks pretty similar to Samsung’s regular microUSB cables, with a packaging similar to the one used by the Korean manufacturer. Supporting the possibility of this being the Note 7′s cable is the model number – EP-DN930CWE – seen on the plastic surrounding the cable. SM-N930 is the model number the Galaxy Note 7 is expected to carry; if you’re still thinking this points to a flat version of the device, well, you are likely to be disappointed as it is pretty much guaranteed that the regular and curved versions of the Note 7 will be one and the same.

Thanks to the switch to the USB Type-C port, Samsung is expected to launch a new Gear VR with support for the new connector. It’s not confirmed at this point, but unless the company can make a really small microUSB to Type-C converter that fits into the existing Gear VR, a second-generation Gear VR is most likely on the cards.

Check out the video below to see the Note 7′s USB Type-C cable. Right around the end you can see the cable compared to Samsung’s official microUSB cable as well.



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7-18-2016 Firmware Updates: Galaxy S6, Galaxy A3, Galaxy Note 5, and more

Samsung has a plethora of phones and tablets in its lineup and regularly releases firmware updates for various devices. These can include major updates, which bring a newer version of the OS to a particular device, or minor ones that improve performance and stability and fix bugs. Software updates for Samsung devices roll out in various regions every day, and you can find out which firmware updates were pushed out by the company over the last 24 hours through our firmware list.

As usual, you can download each of these firmware from our firmware section (simply enter your device’s model number to view all firmware for that device) in order to update to a new firmware manually, or as a means to return to your phone or tablet’s stock software.

Country (Product Code) Model Model Name Version PDA
Algeria(TMC) SM-A300H GALAXY A3 5.0.2 A300HXXU1BOK5
Argentina(ARO) SM-G920I Galaxy S6 6.0.1 G920IDVU3EPF5
Argentina (Claro)(CTI) SM-N920G Galaxy Note 5 6.0.1 N920GUBU2BPF1
Argentina (Personal)(PSN) SM-G928G Galaxy S6 edge+ 6.0.1 G928GUBU2BPF5
Austria (A1)(MOB) SM-G900F GALAXY S5 5 G900FXXS1PPC2
Austria (A1)(MOB) SM-G900F GALAXY S5 6.0.1 G900FXXU1CPFH
Baltic(SEB) SM-G360F GALAXY CORE Prime 5.0.2 G360FXXU1BOH4
Brazil (TIM)(ZTM) SM-N920G Galaxy Note 5 6.0.1 N920GUBU2BPF1
Brazil (VIVO)(ZVV) SM-G920I Galaxy S6 6.0.1 G920IDVU3EPE5
Brazil (VIVO)(ZVV) SM-G925I Galaxy S6 edge 6.0.1 G925IDVU3EPE5
Brazil (VIVO)(ZVV) SM-G920I Galaxy S6 6.0.1 G920IDVU3EPFC
Bulgaria(BGL) SM-G360F GALAXY CORE Prime 5.0.2 G360FXXU1BOH4
Bulgaria (MTL)(MTL) SM-G930F Galaxy S7 6.0.1 G930FXXS1APG5
Cambodia(CAM) SM-T231 SM-T231 4.4.2 T231XXU0AOE2
Chile(CHO) SM-G920I Galaxy S6 6.0.1 G920IDVS3EPG3
Chile(CHO) SM-G920I Galaxy S6 6.0.1 G920IDVU3EPF5
Chile (Claro)(CHL) SM-G920I Galaxy S6 6.0.1 G920IDVU3EPC6
Chile (Claro)(CHL) SM-G925I Galaxy S6 edge 6.0.1 G925IDVU3EPC6
Chile (Claro)(CHL) SM-N920G Galaxy Note 5 6.0.1 N920GUBU2BPF1
China (China Mobile)(CHM) SM-G9008V GALAXY S5 5 G9008VZMU1BPE1
China (China Mobile)(CHM) SM-G9008V GALAXY S5 5 G9008VZMU1BOJ4
China (China Telecom)(CTC) SM-A3009 GALAXY A3 5.0.2 A3009KEU1BPE1
China (China Telecom)(CTC) SM-A3009 GALAXY A3 5.0.2 A3009KEU1BOL2
Colombia(COO) SM-G920I Galaxy S6 6.0.1 G920IDVS3EPG3
Colombia(COO) SM-G920I Galaxy S6 6.0.1 G920IDVU3EPF5
Colombia(COO) GT-I9515L GALAXY S4 5.0.1 I9515LUBU1BOJ1
Czech Republic(ETL) SM-G360F GALAXY CORE Prime 5.0.2 G360FXXU1BOH4
Dominican Republic(CDR) SM-N920G Galaxy Note 5 6.0.1 N920GUBU2BPF1
Egypt(EGY) SM-A500H GALAXY A5 5.0.2 A500HXXU1BPE1
Egypt(EGY) SM-A300H GALAXY A3 5.0.2 A300HXXU1BOK5
France(XEF) SM-G930F Galaxy S7 6.0.1 G930FXXS1APG3
Germany(DBT) SM-G930F Galaxy S7 6.0.1 G930FXXS1APG3
Germany(DBT) SM-T813 6.0.1 T813XXU1APG2
Germany (Vodafone)(VD2) SM-G930F Galaxy S7 6.0.1 G930FXXS1APG5
Greece(EUR) SM-G930F Galaxy S7 6.0.1 G930FXXS1APG3
Greece (Vodafone)(VGR) SM-G930F Galaxy S7 6.0.1 G930FXXS1APG5
Guatemala(TGU) SM-N920G Galaxy Note 5 6.0.1 N920GUBU2BPE4
Guatemala (Tigo)(CGU) SM-N920G Galaxy Note 5 6.0.1 N920GUBU2BPE3
Hungary(XEH) SM-G360F GALAXY CORE Prime 5.0.2 G360FXXU1BOH4
India(INS) SM-T561 Galaxy Tab E 4.4.4 T561XXU0APA1
Iraq(MID) SM-A500H GALAXY A5 5.0.2 A500HXXU1BPE1
Iraq(MID) SM-N9005 GALAXY Note3 5 N9005XXUGBPB2
Iraq(MID) SM-N9005 GALAXY Note3 5 N9005XXUGBPF5
Iraq(MID) SM-A500H GALAXY A5 5.0.2 A500HXXU1BPB8
Italy (Vodafone)(OMN) SM-G930F Galaxy S7 6.0.1 G930FXXS1APG5
Jamaica(CWW) SM-G920I Galaxy S6 6.0.1 G920IDVS3EPE2
Jamaica(CWW) SM-G920I Galaxy S6 6.0.1 G920IDVU3EPD2
Jamaica(CWW) SM-G925I Galaxy S6 edge 6.0.1 G925IDVU3EPD2
Jamaica(JDI) SM-N920G Galaxy Note 5 6.0.1 N920GUBU2BPE3
Libya(BTC) SM-G930F Galaxy S7 6.0.1 G930FXXS1APGC
Malaysia(XME) SM-T231 SM-T231 4.4.2 T231XXU0AOE2
Mauritius(MRU) SM-A500H GALAXY A5 5.0.2 A500HXXU1BPE1
Morocco(FWD) SM-J100H Galaxy J1 4.4.4 J100HXXU0AOJ1
Morocco (MAT)(MAT) SM-A500H GALAXY A5 5.0.2 A500HXXU1BOK3
Netherlands(PHN) SM-G900F GALAXY S5 6.0.1 G900FXXU1CPFH
Netherlands(PHN) SM-G900F GALAXY S5 5 G900FXXU1POK5
Nigeria(ECT) SM-A500H GALAXY A5 5.0.2 A500HXXU1BPE1
Nigeria(ECT) SM-N910H GALAXY Note4 5.1.1 N910HXXS2CPC2
Nigeria(ECT) SM-N910H GALAXY Note4 6.0.1 N910HXXU2DPE2
Nordic countries(NEE) SM-G930F Galaxy S7 6.0.1 G930FXXS1APG3
Panama(TPA) SM-G920I Galaxy S6 6.0.1 G920IDVU3EPF5
Panama (Cable & Wireless)(PCW) SM-G925I Galaxy S6 edge 5.1.1 G925IDVU3DOJ6
Panama (Cable & Wireless)(PCW) SM-G925I Galaxy S6 edge 6.0.1 G925IDVU3EPF5
Paraguay (Claro)(CTP) SM-N920G Galaxy Note 5 6.0.1 N920GUBU2BPF1
Paraguay (Tigo)(TGP) SM-N920G Galaxy Note 5 6.0.1 N920GUBU2BPE3
Philippines (Globe)(GLB) SM-T231 SM-T231 4.4.2 T231XXU0AOE2
Philippines (Open Line)(XTC) SM-T231 SM-T231 4.4.2 T231XXU0AOE2
Philippines (Smart)(SMA) SM-T231 SM-T231 4.4.2 T231XXU0AOE2
Philippines (Sun Cellular)(XTE) SM-T231 SM-T231 4.4.2 T231XXU0AOE2
Portugal (TPH)(TPH) SM-G930F Galaxy S7 6.0.1 G930FXXS1APG3
Portugal (Vodafone)(TCL) SM-G930F Galaxy S7 6.0.1 G930FXXS1APG6
Romania(ROM) SM-G360F GALAXY CORE Prime 5.0.2 G360FXXU1BOH4
Saudi Arabia(ACR) SM-A500H GALAXY A5 5.0.2 A500HXXU1BPE1
Saudi Arabia(KSA) SM-A500H GALAXY A5 5.0.2 A500HXXU1BPE1
Slovakia(ORX) SM-G360F GALAXY CORE Prime 5.0.2 G360FXXU1BOH4
South Africa(XFE) SM-A500H GALAXY A5 5.0.2 A500HXXU1BPE1
South East Europe(SEE) SM-G360F GALAXY CORE Prime 5.0.2 G360FXXU1BOH4
Spain(PHE) SM-G930F Galaxy S7 6.0.1 G930FXXS1APG3
Thailand(THL) SM-T231 SM-T231 4.4.2 T231XXU0AOE2
Tunisia(TUN) SM-A300H GALAXY A3 5.0.2 A300HXXU1BOK5
Turkey(TUR) SM-J500F Galaxy J5 5.1.1 J500FXXU1APE1
Turkey(TUR) SM-J500F Galaxy J5 6.0.1 J500FXXU1BPG2
Turkey(TUR) SM-G930F Galaxy S7 6.0.1 G930FXXS1APGD
Turkey(TUR) SM-A300H GALAXY A3 5.0.2 A300HXXS1BPE1
Ukraine (Kyivstar)(SEK) SM-N910H GALAXY Note4 6.0.1 N910HXXU2DPEA
United Arab Emirates(XSG) SM-J500F Galaxy J5 6.0.1 J500FXXU1BPG2
United Arab Emirates(XSG) SM-J500F Galaxy J5 5.1.1 J500FXXU1APE1
Unknown(PNT) SM-T561M Galaxy Tab E 4.4.4 T561MUBU0APE2
Unknown(BVO) SM-G900H GALAXY S5 5 G900HXXS1BPF1
Unknown(XID) SM-T231 SM-T231 4.4.2 T231XXU0AOE2
Uruguay(UFU) SM-G920I Galaxy S6 6.0.1 G920IDVU3EPC6
Uruguay(UFU) SM-A300M GALAXY A3 5.0.2 A300MUBU1BPB2
Uruguay(UPO) SM-G920I Galaxy S6 6.0.1 G920IDVU3EPF5
Uruguay (Claro)(CTU) SM-N920G Galaxy Note 5 6.0.1 N920GUBU2BPF1
Uzbekistan(CAC) SM-N910H GALAXY Note4 6.0.1 N910HXXU2DPEA
Vietnam(XXV) SM-T231 SM-T231 4.4.2 T231XXU0AOE2


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الأحد، 17 يوليو 2016

Samsung releases Galaxy S7 edge Olympic Games Edition unboxing video

Samsung made the Galaxy S7 edge Olympic Games Edition official last week and announced that it will only be selling a limited number of this exclusive handset in select markets starting July 18th. Samsung has announced today that the Galaxy S7 edge Olympic Games Edition is now available for purchase in Brazil, China, Germany, South Korea and the United States. Samsung has made exactly 2,016 phones available in each market. Pricing varies, we do know how much this handset costs in South Korea.

All of the changes that Samsung has made to this limited edition smartphone are cosmetic in nature. The Galaxy S7 edge Olympic Games Edition has a custom-made colorway pattern, color accents on the power, home, volume buttons as well as the rear camera. Exclusive wallpapers and themes are included too. Samsung has also created a 3D Flag application which is pre-loaded on the device. The app enables users to select the nation of their choice so that their country’s flag can automatically be displayed on the handset’s display. The company has also posted an unboxing video of the Galaxy S7 edge Olympic Games Edition. We can see that the handset is packaged in a practical pouch type carrier which can be used for a variety of purposes and it doubles as a memorable souvenir of Rio 2016.



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Samsung details the entire contents of its Gear S2 ‘Value Pack’ update

Samsung started pushing out its third major firmware update for the Gear S2 on Friday, July 15. By this date, we’d already brought you an exclusive report on its changes, together with an early preview showcasing some of the new functionality. However, the entire contents of the upgrade remained unknown. Even when it started arriving on our devices, we were still discovering features that the manufacturer had failed to shine a light on in the changelog, so to help clear up the confusion, Samsung has published a post over on its Newsroom detailing the entire contents of the ‘Value Pack’ OTA.

The most notable alteration that the Value Pack update brings to the Gear S2 is the facility to peruse the Gear Apps Store and download watch faces from the unit itself. This is not only more convenient than the previous process, but is also significantly faster as you no longer have to pull out your smartphone, navigate into Gear Manager, manually search through the marketplace, download a face that tickles your fancy, then sideload it to your watch. Instead, it’s a direct download onto the unit’s integrated storage, which takes roughly a few seconds to complete.

Samsung has also made a flurry of changes to the Gear S2′s default applications to provide more information at a faster rate. Here are just a few of the improvements it’s made, which it specified over on its blog: “The Schedule app now adds a green dot below date with events scheduled, to make identifying appointments easier. The Weather app now includes a UV Index to help people keep safer from the most intense sunshine. And the World Clock features several updates, such as sunrise and sunset, time difference between other locations the local time, and a different look for the daytime versus the nighttime in the list view.”

Hit the source link below to read the full post over on Samsung’s website.



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