Samsung has been promoting and updating its products quite fast, below you can have a look at a glance at the most recent updates by Samsung, Samsung news, Samsung products, recent stories about Galaxy Z Fold4, Galaxy Watch 5, Samsung Pay, and Galaxy Book2 pro series.
Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy Z Fold4 has been leaking a lot lately, and today we get yet another tidbit of information about it. According to the latest rumor, the foldable smartphone will have a version with a whopping 1TB of storage.
That’s double what the maximum storage is in the Galaxy Z Fold3, and would probably nicely cover even those who like to hoard digital content on their devices. It’s unclear what pricing Samsung will settle on for the Fold4, but for reference, the 512GB model of the Fold3 launched at $1,899. If the 512GB Fold4 remains the same price at launch, then expect the 1TB model to fetch at least $1,999, if not $2,049 or even $2,099.
The storage amount is important because the Fold3 doesn’t have a microSD card slot, and its successor is very likely to join it in that club. So what you get when you buy the phone is the most you’ll ever have, which means more flexibility in offering more options is a good move on Samsung’s part. Obviously, as this is just a rumor at this point, don’t take it too seriously.
We’ve previously heard that the Fold4 would be lighter than the Fold3, and it would be powered by the Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 SoC. Keeping the lights on is allegedly a 4,400 mAh battery.
Samsung will launch its new smartwatches alongside the Galaxy Z Flip 4 and the Galaxy Z Fold 4 within the next few months. The Galaxy Watch 5 and the Galaxy Watch 5 Pro will be unveiled on August 10, 2022, according to leakster Jon Prosser.
The two smartwatches from Samsung could go on pre-order on August 10, and their general availability could start from August 26, 2022. The Galaxy Watch 5 will be launched in 40mm and 44mm versions. The 40m version will be available in Phantom Black, Pink Gold, and Silver colors, while the 44mm version could be launched in Phantom Black, Silver, and Sapphire colors.
The Galaxy Watch 5 Pro, the costlier version of the smartwatch, will only be launched in the 46mm size. It could be available in Phantom Black and Silver variants. This watch could feature premium materials, a bigger display, and a huge battery.
Both upcoming smartwatches are expected to feature a circular AMOLED display, a 5nm processor, the Wear OS 3 operating system with One UI Watch software, a metal case, dust and water resistance, and replaceable watch straps. Apart from the accelerometer, barometer, GPS, gyro, heart rate monitor, and ECG, it could also feature a skin temperature sensor.
Samsung announced today it is beginning to merge Samsung Pass into Samsung Pay. The fusion begins in South Korea, where users will have their digital passes, cards, and smart locks automatically moved from Pass to Pay. Other regions are expected to follow soon.
Samsung Pay is already the in-house system for payments by the Korean maker and allows you to store credit cards, debit cards, and some membership cards. Everyone in South Korea with a Samsung device that is running at least Android 9 will receive an update to their Samsung Pay app.
A Digital Key for a smart lock, compatible with the SmartThings environment, is also one tap away, and travel tickets are also easier to find now. The new mega app will also have support for some travel and movie tickets, including Korean Air and Megabox.
The reason behind this merger is a “more convenient experience”, according to Jini Han, VP of Digital Life Team, MX Divison at Samsung. The ecosystem will keep expanding to include not just payment but also home, car, public transportation, and cultural life services.
Samsung’s one-of-a-kind showcase brings the Galaxy Book2 Pro range to life through a futuristic 3D display, right in the heart of London.
Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd has unveiled a new eye-popping 3D installment to promote the new Galaxy Book2 Pro series, exclusive to London’s Piccadilly Circus.
The distinctive display showcases the ultra-thin, versatile, and 5G connected Galaxy Book2 Pro range in a unique, never-seen-before format. Located in the heart of London, Piccadilly Screens will light up and unveil the laptops in their various colors through a showstopping 3D display, Samsung’s first ever 3D execution for Galaxy Book worldwide.
The eye-catching 3D installment which went live shortly before the Bank Holiday weekend, brings to life Samsung’s ‘New Way to PC’ strapline, showcasing the innovative form factors of the Galaxy Book2 Pro range that combine the flexibility and versatility needed for today’s evolving lifestyle, built with Samsung’s mobile DNA.
“With every device launch we strive to be as innovative as our products, and with our marketing campaigns, we do the same. This visual activation brings to life the very best features of the Galaxy Book2 Pro devices, from the cutting-edge, ultra-thin 360 design to the 5G connectivity capabilities, right to the show-stopping colorways that are so beloved by our customers. We are pushing the boundaries to create engaging customer experiences, showcasing the Galaxy Book2 Pro series in an incredible 3D display, a first for Samsung Galaxy Book worldwide which is displayed at the Piccadilly Screens.” Philip Samuels, Samsung Director of New Computing, UK & Ireland.
Samsung’s flagship PC line-up, Galaxy Book2 Pro and Galaxy Book2 Pro 360, launched earlier this year, offering the best-in-class thin and light designs in sleek new colours – perfect for creatives of today who want a bold laptop to match their work and lifestyle.
Taking connectivity to the next level, the Galaxy Book Pro2 series combines the freedom of 5G and Wi-Fi 6E connectivity. Furthermore, the Galaxy Book2 Pro series offers a variety of updates that make everyday interactions more seamless so users can easily stay connected.
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