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With a new promo, Samsung shows off the power of the 100x zoom of the Galaxy S23 Ultra

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Samsung launched its smartphone flagship, the Galaxy S23 series, on Feb 1st, 2023. The series contains three devices, including the top-notch Ultra model. The Galaxy S23 Ultra device has already started to be involved in various initiatives and projects. Now, the company has introduced another project considering the Galaxy S23 Ultra device, which has been named ‘Galaxy Power Table’. So, let’s no more about this project.

Galaxy Power Table: Samsung’s new idea with the Galaxy S23 Ultra device

Informatively, the South Korean firm is holding a special event for the Galaxy S23 Ultra device, in which customers can experience Galaxy S23 Ultra’s innovative camera function entertainingly. At this event, the company will advertise the aforementioned device in a wholly unique way. Specifically, they will install a small outdoor advertisement that can only be seen by Galaxy S23 Ultra’s 100x zoom function.

Notably, these ultra-small outdoor advertisements are a part of the aforementioned ‘Galaxy Power Table’ project and will be installed on the rooftops of 10 Samsung stores- Hongdae, Daechi, Cheongdam, Seocho, Gangbuk, Ilsan, Yeonsu Songdo, Bucheon Jung-dong, Magok, Gangseo. It is a kind of customer engagement event in which users can participate by using their Galaxy S23/S22/S21 Ultra’s “space zoom” function.

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In a more specific way, users can use their Galaxy S23/S22/S21 Ultra’s “space zoom” function to shoot outdoor advertisements and then post the image on their Instagram with the hashtag “#Galaxy Calendar.” The event also presents abundant prizes, such as the Galaxy S23 Ultra and Galaxy Buzz 2 Pro, which will be given through a lottery. The project will be held for a month from the 8th to the 7th of next month.

Besides it, Samsung is also launching a new project named “Social X Project,” where X refers to inducing the voluntary participation of consumers. In that manner, the president of Samsung Electronics’ global marketing department said, “The Social X project will contribute to more intimate communication with customers who enjoy new and unique experiences.”


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US Galaxy Z Fold 6 Leaks on Geekbench, Hints at Snapdragon 8 Gen 3

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Samsung appears close to introducing its sixth-generation foldable phones, the Galaxy Z Flip 6 and Galaxy Z Fold 6, in July at the Galaxy Unpacked Event. Now the Galaxy Z Fold 6 is spotted on the Geekbench database. Let’s take a closer look at the detailed information. 

Although the Galaxy Z Flip 6 is already spotted on the Geekbench database, Now, luckily, in development, its sibling’s forthcoming Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 smartphone appeared on the Geekbench 6.3.0 benchmark database with the model number SM-F956U. 

The last letter ‘U’ in the model number points to the fact that this mode refers to a variant for the US market. It scored 1,964 points in the single-core round of the test and 6,619 points in the multi-core round. The listing reveals the existence of an octa-core processor with the codename pineapple, a 1+3+2+2 core configuration, and an Adreno 750 GPU. Apart from these, one chief core is clocked at 3.40 GHz, and the remaining three performance cores are at 3.15 GHz. 

This points out that Samsung could power the forthcoming Galaxy foldable with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 3processor. The Geekbench database suggests that the Galaxy Z Fold 6 will arrive with 12GB of RAM and Android 14. However, the Galaxy Z Fold 6 already appeared on the 3C certification website, which suggested support for 25W fast charging, and now it is expected that this device will also visit other certification websites soon. 

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Unlocked Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Galaxy Z Flip 5 getting May 2024 Security update in the US

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Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Galaxy Z Flip 5 devices are counted as the top smartphones that grabbed the One UI 6.1 update in the first phase. Then,  the company introduced more software updates in the form of the April 2024 security patch and is continuing it now that these devices are getting the latest May 2024 security patch as well.

The unlocked Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Galaxy Z Flip 5 are getting a May 2024 security patch

The unlocked variants of the Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Galaxy Z Flip 5 are getting a May 2024 security patch update with the firmware version numbers F946U1UES3CXE3 and F731U1UES3CXE3, respectively. The latest software update for both of the devices comes under 500 MB. With the latest update, the company has only focused on providing some security enhancements.

For your information, the May 2024 security patch has brought some new changes under the system software, where it has grabbed more than 50 fixes. Google has introduced 31 patches to enhance the overall performance of the devices, while Samsung has also added 25 fixes that will improve the functionalities regarding the Galaxy devices.

Moreover, the latest update for the Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Galaxy Z Flip 5 may also bring some new features that may enhance the overall performance and stability of the devices. So if you are having any issues while using the devices related to One UI 6.1, then the update may help you get rid of the issues.

If you are using the Galaxy Z Fold 5 or Galaxy Z Flip 5 in the US, then you should start getting a new update notification, and by tapping on that, you can easily update your device. Alternatively, you can do it manually as well by going to the software update menu in the system settings.

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Samsung Prioritizes Faster Charging in 2024 Smartphones

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The first quarter of 2024 is already over; during this interval, Samsung has introduced several Galaxy smartphones of particular belonging, such as the flagship Galaxy S24 series, the Galaxy A55 and Galaxy A35, the mid-range ones, the Galaxy A15 and Galaxy F15, the budgetable ones, and many more. But the fact is, after being the latest smartphones, they have a lack of ‘charging speed.’ 

Undoubtedly, Samsung is leading the tech industry with its top-notch features, design, and larger batteries, as compared to other Android manufacturers, but despite all this, it has a massive lack of charging speed. Samsung usually attaches larger batteries to its Galaxy smartphones to enhance the users’ non-stop-using experience. But a larger battery isn’t worth it unless it has a good charging speed. 

On the other hand, Chinese manufacturers are equipping their smartphones with charging speeds north of 100W, whereas 45W is the maximum speed you can get on Galaxy smartphones. However, even 45W charging is quite rare among Galaxy phones. Samsung has launched most of the Galaxy devices in the last couple of years, including the flagship with support for 25W. 

Here we are making things easy for you if you are looking to buy a Galaxy smartphone that debuted in 2024 with the support of 45W charging speed by mentioning a list of devices: 


The list is quite short, even considering that the Galaxy F55, M55, and C55 are just rebranded variants of the same smartphone for different regions. Now Samsung is setting up to launch its next-generation foldable devices, the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Galaxy Z Flip 6, in July, but it is yet to be confirmed whether these devices will get a boost in charging speeds from 25W or not. 

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