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Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite getting new April 2022 security update in Europe
Samsung launched the Galaxy S10 Lite in early 2020 with Android 10-based One UI 2. The company earlier this year released the Android 11-based One UI 3.1 update for the smartphone. The device will receive at least one major Android OS update in the future.
Just a few days ago, Samsung started rolling out the April security patch update for Galaxy S10 Lite, now slowly this update is being rolled out for S10 Lite users in different regions.
Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite users are receiving the April 2022 Android security patch update in the United Kingdom.
The latest April security patch update comes with version number G770FXXU6GVD1. In addition, it brings fixes for various bugs and vulnerabilities as well as improvements for system security and stability.
[Android 12 Based One UI 4.1 update]
Samsung has finally started rolling out the Android 12-based One UI 4.1 update for Galaxy S10 Lite smartphone users. Currently, it is being rolled out for Indian users, in a few days we will also see it being released globally.
The latest update comes with build version number G770FXXU6GVD1 and updates download size of around 1.15GB. This update brings with it new features and lots of improved customization options. Many new changes are seen in this update. It comes with powerful security, a new color palette, customizable RAM plus, the ability to turn off game optimization services, and fixes for various bugs that happened with One UI 4.1 earlier this year.
Let’s know a few key features: Google Duo Live Sharing will be available to share your screen over video calls. Samsung keyboard has also improved a lot, now you can hardly make any mistake in typing.
A lot of new features have been added related to camera and file sharing, now you will be able to edit and share images easily. Its camera feature is inspired by Samsung’s latest phone Galaxy S22. Plus you can now add, delete emojis to calendar entries and take quick notes on Samsung Notes while browsing the Samsung Internet or Samsung Gallery.
HOW TO DOWNLOAD & INSTALL THE LATEST UPDATE:-
→Go to Settings
→Click on Software Update
→Tap Download and install
Note:- This update is much bigger than the common security patch update, so before you update it, you should fill the battery and check that your mobile has enough data or a strong wifi connection.
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Sources report that the Samsung Galaxy A54/A34 phones are set to launch on March 15th
“Rumors about the Samsung Galaxy A54 and Galaxy A34 have been circulating for months, and now it seems that Samsung will finally release these two highly anticipated phones sometime this month.”
Leaker @OnLeaks, citing ‘pretty reliable sources,’ has revealed that both phones will be announced on March 15th, although it’s not yet clear whether Samsung will hold an event or simply make a press release. The Galaxy A5x series, which is Samsung’s best-selling product, is expected to become even more popular with these new additions.
The Samsung Galaxy A54 is expected to feature a 6.4-inch 120Hz AMOLED screen, an Exynos 1380 chip, up to 8GB+256GB storage, a 50MP f/1.8 main camera, a 12MP f/2.2 ultra-wide-angle lens, a 5MP macro lens, a front-facing 32MP selfie camera, and a 5000mAh battery with 25W charging support. Additionally, the phone is IP67 rated and will retain the 3.5mm headphone jack.
The Samsung Galaxy A34 is set to include a 6.6-inch 120Hz AMOLED screen, a Dimensity 1080 chip, up to 8GB+256GB storage, a 48MP f/1.8 main camera, a 5MP macro camera, a depth sensor, and a front-facing 13MP selfie camera. It also boasts a 5000mAh battery with 25W charging support, and both devices will come pre-installed with the Android 13-based One UI 5.x system.
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The latest update for the Samsung Calendar app introduces a variety of new features for enhanced productivity
Samsung announces an update for its stock Calendar app with new features, including better drawing, easier shared calendar management, and improved dark/light mode settings on Samsung phones and tablets.
Samsung announces a new version of its Calendar app with improved drawing. The app can now turn hand-drawn shapes into proper shapes when using the S Pen, just like the Samsung Notes app.
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Samsung’s updated Calendar app now offers dark/light mode options that can be set independently or follow the phone’s theme. It also displays work profile calendar entries on a paired Galaxy Watch, but it’s unclear if it works with Tizen watches as well.
The updated Samsung Calendar app allows sharing calendars with others and setting permissions for editing entries. To create a shared calendar, go to Calendar Settings > Calendar Management > + Create Shared Calendar. Users can also share calendar invites with a link and edit permissions for existing shared calendars.
The latest Samsung Calendar update will soon be available in South Korea and will roll out to other markets worldwide. Keep an eye on the app store to download the update.
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At Samsung’s recent Unpacked event, the Galaxy S23 Ultra’s camera stole the spotlight. Its straightforward messaging highlights the camera’s capabilities, making it simple for consumers to understand the device’s photography prowess.
Samsung’s emphasis on enhancing the camera of the Galaxy S23 Ultra had a significant objective: to surpass the iPhone. With the Ultra’s camera frequently being compared to Apple’s, Samsung made a conscious effort to showcase its superior capabilities.
Samsung wanted to beat the iPhone’s cameras
The Galaxy S23 Ultra is Samsung’s first phone with a 200-megapixel camera and better sensors. It has new software and improved AI for better low-light photos and videos.
“Cho Sung-dae is a leader at Samsung’s mobile division. He joined the company in 2004 and has helped improve the cameras in Galaxy phones. He was worried that people thought iPhones had better cameras and wanted to change that.”
He said Samsung did surveys to see what needed to be improved and used the results to make changes on the Galaxy S23 Ultra. The changes were based on what young people said in the surveys.”
“I heard many people saying things like ‘Samsung phone is good for taking photos and Apple is good for videos’ or ‘Samsung is for landscapes, while Apple is for portraits,”
“People in the surveys said they wanted better selfies, so Samsung added fast autofocus and Super HDR to the selfie camera. The AI technology helps take better photos of people’s features like eyes and hair. Cho believes that users won’t be able to tell if a photo was taken on the Galaxy S23 or an iPhone.”
“Initial observations show promise for the Galaxy S23 Ultra’s camera, and we’re excited to do more tests to see how much better it really is.”
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