But if you are, you have a chance to potentially save some significant cash. The best part is that there are really not too many limitations here. According to Samsung, the sale will be supporting every single game on the Galaxy Store. So long as that game offers in-game purchasable items that cost more than $2. And that seems to be the only requirement. IAPs will need to be more than $2 and you’ll save money on those purchases....
Samsung launched the world’s first LPDDR5X DRAM solution in November last year. It is a 14nm 16Gb chip that brings faster speeds and lesser power consumption over the previous-gen solutions. In March this year, the company revealed that the new DRAM chip has been validated for use in Qualcomm’s next-gen mobile processors. The Korean firm also touted data transfer speeds of up to 7.5Gbps. It has topped that speed by 1Gbps in just about seven months....
Samsung may have shelved the Exynos 2300 project Samsung may have shelved the Exynos 2300 project For years, Samsung used Snapdragon and Exynos processors in its flagships in different markets. The two solutions didn’t offer the same sustained performance, with Exynos-powered phones underperforming their Snapdragon counterparts. Of course, users didn’t like it, but the company didn’t stop the practice. However, this performance gap has widened in recent years, and Samsung finally appears to be prepared to give up on Exynos....
The latest update for the Galaxy Watch 4 and Galaxy Watch 4 Classic is rolling out with firmware versions R870XXU1EVB4 and R880XXU1EVB4 respectively. The accompanying changelog doesn’t reveal much about its content and simply says “improved system stability and reliability.” But we hope this release fixes some of the bugs that snuck into the latest Samsung smartwatches with prior updates. Most notably, users have been complaining about multiple issues following the massive update earlier this month....
The One UI 4 Promo videos show us what’s new, starting with visual changes The One UI 4 Promo videos show us what’s new, starting with visual changes There are a ton of changes that Samsung made to its user interface. For starters, there are the general UI tweaks like the rounded corners on the widgets and menu items. This also extends to non-Samsung widgets. Across the software, to help users “focus in a more intuitive way,” similar colors are grouped together....
