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Galaxy S23 Ultra’s this 5 abilities will make you dumb the iPhone 14 Pro Max

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For every technology admirer, it has always been a confusing task whether to choose Apple’s iPhone or Samsung’s flagship, such as the Ultra devices of the Galaxy S series. At present, a new battle has been set with the launch of Apple’s new flagship, between Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S23 Ultra and Apple’s latest iPhone 14 Pro Max. Both devices’ necessity and distinct aura confused the user about whether they should go for the iPhone or the Galaxy Ultra. We will advise that it would be beneficial to choose the Galaxy S23 Ultra over the iPhone 14 Pro Max; know the reason here.

A Quick Tour to Galaxy S23 Ultra

For those who are unaware, the Galaxy S23 Ultra is a member of Samsung’s upcoming flagship series. The series will be launched with Android 13 with a layer of the One UI 5.1 on top of it. The Ultra variant will be the most costly device of the whole Galaxy S23 series, so it is obvious it may get some additional essentials with it. As per previous rumors, it will be featured with a 200 MP Primary Camera sensor, has S Pen support, and is able for better night photography also.

The Galaxy S23 Ultra device will be powered by the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 SoC. Apart from this, the Ultra device will get a 6.8-inch 1440p AMOLED panel with a dynamic refresh rate of 120 Hz. It will get a 5000mAh battery, which is more than the other two members of this series. In addition to this, it will also get numerous necessary features with it. 

Why Galaxy S23 Ultra will be better than iPhone 14 Pro Max

The Galaxy S23 Ultra and iPhone 14 Pro Max have plenty of essential features, an attractive design, and matchless services. Those abilities make the decision of choosing any one of them even more complicated. However, everything does contain some weak points that those devices also may have. Notably, in terms of features, the iPhone 14 has got some plot holes with it, which makes it slightly deniable in front of the Galaxy S23 Ultra device, or we can say Galaxy S23 Ultra has some more necessities than the iPhone 14 Pro Max. 

For your convenience, we are providing a total of 5 reasons here to understand how the Galaxy S23 Ultra is better than the iPhone 14 Pro Max-

Fingerprint Lock: The Galaxy S23 Ultra supports both Fingerprint Lock and Face ID Lock, while the iPhone 14 has only got Face ID Lock. Sometimes it becomes difficult to unlock the device with your face, like in a dark room; in those times, Fingerprint Locks help to unlock the device without any trouble.

Customizable icon packs: For those, who like to keep their device the way they want, the lack of customization capabilities will create a big problem. Like, the iPhone 14 Pro Max does not provide any icon pack customization ability to the users, and in order to do it, we need to install a third-party app. On the other side, the S23 Ultra provides it on its own. 

Multitasking ability: The most pleasing ability of Galaxy S23 Ultra is its multitasking ability, which the iPhone 14 lacks. With multitasking support, one would be able to use more than just one app at the same time. It is the biggest advantage of Galaxy S23 Ultra to be chosen over the iPhone 14 Pro Max. 

S Pen support: The Galaxy S23 Ultra device also has S Pen support, which is helpful for performing specific operations such as writing, doodling, and editing images. Apple’s iPhone 14 Pro Max didn’t get any S Pen support, which is a massive plot hole of it. However the iPad has got it, but Apple didn’t make it available for its iPhone devices. 

Better Always on Display: Last but not least, Always on Display. Of course, the iPhone does have the Always on Display ability, but it is not as pleasing as the Galaxy S23 Ultra. The app icons look better during the Always on Display in the Galaxy S23 Ultra as compared to the iPhone 14 Pro Max. Apart from this, Samsung also lets you set short videos or photos for it, which Apple does not provide.

Samsung still possesses the first place in smartphone market, surpassing Apple


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Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 Rumored to Increase Battery Needs

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A new notice for the smartphone manufacturers who are looking forward to powering their forthcoming phones with Snapdragon 8 Gen 4: you all need to include a larger battery too. 

The forthcoming smartphones must have ‘high-density’ batteries if they have Qualcomm’s next-generation Snapdragon 8 gen 4 processor. This is being speculated by the reports from the Digital Chat Station on Weibo, which state three flagship devices gearing up to run Qualcomm’s forthcoming chipset have started active development with 5,500mAh batteries. 

The reports are reporting that the core material for such batteries is still being developed to support the Snapdragon 8 Gen 4, and the batteries could reach an overhead of 6,000 mAh to overfeed the processor’s power hunger.

The reports also stated that a reason behind the Snapdragon 8 Gen 4’s boosted power hunger could be due to its alleged 2+6 core setup. This rumored setup probably removes the chances for Qualcomm to consist of any effective cores, cutting down on how much power it draws.

Don McGuire, Qualcomm’s chief marketing officer, confirmed a few specs regarding the Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 at MWC 2024. He stated that users can expect the chip to arrive during the Summit in October and that it features Oryon CPU cores, plus the cores can output 2x greater CPU performance as well as 4.5x faster AI processing. 

It is expected that the core will probably be escorted by Qualcomm’s seventh-generation modem, along with 5G and non-terrestrial network support for satellite communications functionalities. The reports also revealed that the chip could be built off the 3nm process of TSMC, and the cores could reach 4.0 GHz speeds. With Qualcomm seemingly going all in on power, somewhere, the latest rumors make a bit more sense.


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Apple Get Inspired By Samsung Notes Feature For iOS 18

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Apple is actively gearing up for its next iteration, iOS 18, which could copy Samsung’s one of the convenient features named ‘Samsung Notes.”

The Notes app is not new for Apple, since it has been offering this app in iOS since the initial iPhone. To enhance the facilities within the app, for instance, the ability to insert images and tables, it has rolled out updates continuously. 

Despite all this, Apple’s Notes app is behind Samsung’s Notes app in terms of features. Now, the reports are saying that Apple, with the forthcoming iOS 18, could copy a feature from the Samsung Notes app. It is expected that Apple’s Note app in iOS 18 will permit users to record audio from within a note and add that file to the note. 

Samsung has already offered an audio recording feature in Samsung Notes on Android for some time now. With this feature, users would get the power to add more context to a note. If the reports are to be believed, the interface for recording audio in the Notes app will look the same as the interface of Apple’s Voice Memo application. 

The reports revealed that Apple’s Notes app in iOS 18 will also offer a feature named ‘Math Notes’ that will offer three convenient functionalities, which are as follows: 

  • It could permit users to directly insert calculations from the Calculator app on the device into a note. 
  • It will offer support for properly displaying mathematical notation to avoid calculation mistakes in notes. 
  • It will permit users to write, type, and solve mathematical equations. 

Microsoft OneNote offers the same facilities, but under the name of Math Assistant. It appears that by adding Math Notes with the ability to record audio and attach audio files, Apple’s app could become an amazing tool for academics. On the other hand, Samsung Notes lacks Match Notes, but it is expected that soon the Korean giant will offer.


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Google Pixel 9, Fold 2, and Pixel Tablet Rumored to Receive New Samsung Modem with Satellite Connectivity

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Google is setting up to introduce its next-generation Pixel devices, including the Pixel 9 lineup, Pixel Fold 2, and Pixel Tablet, all of which will arrive with a new cellular modem. 

Google, with its Pixel 7 series, has already jumped on Samsung modems from Qualcomm modems for their Pixel devices. This change corresponds with the Exynos base of the Tensor Processor by Google. Whereas the new modem is sufficient, it has issues with weak signal conditions and also consumes enough battery power.

Now, Google is gearing up to power the forthcoming Pixel 9 and other devices with an upgraded modem. The reports say that a few modem upgrades will arrive in the Pixel 9 series and will bring some essential upgrades, of which satellite connectivity is the most noticeable. 

However, that modem, which will be a part of Tensor G4, will still be provided by the Korean brand ‘Samsung’, and the new generation is signified as 5400, up from the 5300 coupled with Tensor G3. 

It is expected that the forthcoming Pixel Fold 2 and a new 5G Pixel Tablet nicknamed ‘Clementine’ could use the same modem as the Pixel 7 and 8 series. If the expectation comes true, then this will be the first Pixel Tablet with cellular connectivity. 

Pixel devices are getting a modem upgrade with the new 3GPP Rel. 17 standard, authorizing satellite connectivity for emergencies. At the moment, it appears that improvements are being made, but hardware changes are not clear yet. The satellite SoS through the “Satellite Gateway” application will be merged with the Emergency SOS; users will also have to answer questions about the situation, choose to notify contacts, and send messages to emergency services. 

The questions, which may have multiple-choice answers, are mentioned below: 

  • What happened?
  • [Are you, are they, or is everyone] breathing?
  • In total, how many people are [missing or trapped]?
  • What best describes your situation?
  • What is on fire?
  • Are there weapons involved?
  • What type of vehicle or vessel?
  • Do any of these apply?

It is expected that Google could shift to a TSMC-produced Tensor chip in 2025, but it’s yet to be clear whether the brand will change modems at that point. Tensor G4 is, beyond this modem, expected to be a relatively minor change.

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