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Samsung Galaxy F23 5G receives One UI 6 beta 4 update
Samsung has introduced the Galaxy F23 back in 2022. This device is one of the most affordable midrange devices. It is promised by Samsung that the company will only give two major software updates to the smartphone, where one is already in the form of One UI 5 based on Android 13 and the other is coming One UI 6, and Samsung has already started preparing it by testing the beta updates.
Moving forward, the company has already released three One UI 6 beta updates, and now it is rolling out the fourth beta update for the device. The latest beta update is coming with firmware version ZWK2. It comes with a changelog, which brings a lot of new fixes that resolve different issues related to mobile data disconnecting, lock screen wallpaper, and secure folder shortcuts. For more information, you can check the official changelog below.
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One UI 6 beta 4 changelog for Galaxy F23
- Bugs that have been fixed
- Improved overall device stability
- Fixed mobile data disconnecting issue
- Supported Discover tab view
- Improved camera stability
- Fixed lock screen wallpaper issue
- fixed the secure folder shortcuts issue
If you are using the Galaxy F23, then you can easily install the new beta update on your device. However, there is a little catch: to get this update, you have to enroll your device in the One UI 6 beta program. In case you haven’t done it yet, you can still do that by following these simple steps.
Samsung One UI 6.1: The Next Iteration of Samsung’s User Interface
As far as the One UI 6 stable version is concerned, there is no confirmation available, but as the device is properly receiving the beta updates, it is expected that the company will start distributing the update after giving it to other high-end devices.
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Samsung Offering A Second Chance at Enrolling Galaxy S24, Z Fold5, and Z Flip4 in Samsung Care+
Initiatory, the Korean brand ‘Samsung’ is offering recently launched Galaxy S24, Z Fold 5, and Galaxy Z Flip 5 owners a golden chance to enroll in Samsung Care+ who haven’t bought yet. Interested parties are recommended to hurry up, as they can enroll for it during a limited open enrollment period.
There’s no assurance an accident can happen with your costly devices anytime. Just to avoid loss from accidental damage, Samsung is offering a golden chance to the users of a few Galaxy devices mentioned above to enroll in Samsung Care+ again, who didn’t enroll initially.
This plan offers comprehensive coverage for all these scenes, which includes unlimited repairs, same-day replacements in eligible areas, and protection against loss and theft. The Korean giant is luckily armed with a large-scale network of authorized service centers and certified technicians, which can quite clearly see to it that help is never too far away.
Samsung has 700 locations nationwide and a team of 9,000 skilled professionals. If you want to enroll, hurry up since the enrollment period is only available until June 30th. If you initially decided against enrolling in Samsung Care+, you now have a chance to reconsider and protect your device. For more detailed information and to enroll in Samsung Care+, you can check the official Samsung Care website here.
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Google Android Auto is successful in making its place in the hearts of the hearts of a lot of car drivers. With its convenience features and useful navigation system, infotainment has become very popular, and to maintain its popularity and consumer engagement in its service, Google frequently provides new updates where it aims to refine the usage of the application.
Google plans to reshape Android auto functionality in the future
Google is planning to unlock the potential of Android Auto with compatibility enhancement. The company is focused on bringing new applications for streaming and gaming, and cars equipped with Android Auto would like to see an increase in compatible apps thanks to the growing size of the in-car display. This will provide a new space to play games and stream more comfortably.
What’s new for developers?
Google is simplifying the process of adding new apps to Android Auto and cars with built-in Google software; this includes new guidelines for developing apps compatible with various screen sizes and shapes. The app’s development can require early review for streamlined authorization.
For more comfort for developers, the company will introduce a new tiered system where an app developer will make the application pass all three levels to finally publish on Android Auto.
Several new apps are coming to Android Auto and Android Automotive
There are several new apps that will be introduced for both Android Auto and Android Automotive. There will be some new streaming services, including Max and Peacock coming to cars with built-in Google from Renault, Polestar, and Volvo. Alongside the Angry Birds game, an Uber Driver app is arriving on Android, which will allow the user to accept rides, manage deliveries, and get directions directly on the car display.
Additionally, Google is testing some more messaging and weather-related apps for Android Auto, as well as videos, games, and browsers that are marked as coming soon.
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PUBG Mobile has 20 million daily active players; now to enhance the gaming experience of millions of players PUBG Mobile is introducing new support for playing the game at a 120 fps frame rate on specific devices. Here’s the eligible device list.
PUBG Mobile Ultra Extreme Graphics Settings
Despite offering a high refresh rate option for a couple of years, PUBG Mobile ran at a maximum of 90 fps on all devices, but now a new version of the game brings convenient support for playing the game at a 120 fps frame rate (Ultra Extreme).
The latest PUBG Mobile 3.2 arrived in app stores on both Android and iOS on May 13 and added 120 fps (Ultra Extreme) to the graphics settings on select devices. A couple of days ago, before the release of the game’s 3.2 update, Samsung already revealed a list of supported devices, including some Galaxy smartphones, that are eligible for the new support.
List of Samsung Galaxy Devices that can run PUBG Mobile at 120 fps/ Ultra Extreme Graphics
- Galaxy S24 Ultra
- Galaxy S24+
- Galaxy S24
- Galaxy S23 Ultra
- Galaxy S23+
- Galaxy S23
- Galaxy Z Fold 5
All the Galaxy devices mentioned above are eligible to support PUGB Mobile’s 120 fps mode, although the specific variant of the Galaxy S24 and Galaxy S24+ devices based on Exynos and Snapdragon doesn’t matter. By this point, we can expect the same will be true for any other Galaxy flagship that uses both Exynos and Snapdragon chips and receives support for running PUBG Mobile at 120 fps in the coming time.
You can easily download the PUBG Mobile update from both the Galaxy Store and the Google Play Store on Galaxy smartphones, or you can also prefer the official PUBG Mobile website to download it directly.
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