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This is how Samsung’s Galaxy ecosystem contributes to the development of government offices
Preceding the COVID-19 epidemic, government officials often entered the home from home. But as the new era of remote work began, government employees were introduced to unfamiliar areas, and they had to turn their homes into offices, while at the same time keeping public services running smoothly.
Now, as the epidemic subsides, it is clear that what was once considered a temporary shift in employment will continue to exist in some way forever.
The new challenge facing government offices is to maintain the dynamics of work-from-home momentum and flexible technologies that may facilitate a new, flexible work model – the division of work week between home and office.
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Fortunately, the Samsung Galaxy line-up device is designed for the needs of government employees for flexibility, production, and mobility as they prepare for the next chapter of hybrid work.
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To facilitate change in hybrid function, a new office space must be equipped with more product support technology. With the Samsung Galaxy device ecosystem, that idea of high productivity is successfully restored to life.
At the center of the ecosystem is the Glass Book Pro 360, which combines the power of a PC with the smartphone navigation of a staff member moving around the home and office. When you connect the Galaxy Book Pro 360 to other devices within the Galaxy ecosystem, there is absolutely no work that a public servant can handle.
With the second integrated screen feature, employees can also extend their desktop to the second screen to make the most of their time. While presenting the program on a single screen, users can simultaneously record notes in sequence on the Galaxy Tab S7 + and the accompanying S Pen.
Once digitized, their Samsung Notes are available on all their Galaxy devices. When another team member introduces, employees can keep an eye on the presentation while continuing emergency messages with the Link to Windows integration on the Galaxy A71 and Galaxy Book Pro, allowing them to respond to smartphone notifications directly on the laptop screen.
Access to a desktop-like experience on the go with Samsung DeX
When workers are on the street, on-site, or away from their homes and office sets, jobs may arise that cannot wait for their return. The Samsung Galaxy device system has cutting-edge features that help employees to keep producing almost anywhere with their smartphone or tablet.
With the Samsung DeX software, users can activate the full desktop experience with a small, hand-held device. Built on the Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G smartphone and the Galaxy Tab S7 + tablet, the technology expands the ability of employees to perform work in a variety of environments.
Current conditions have given governments the unique opportunity to become instrumental in transforming technological change. By investing in state-of-the-art tools that allow for the flexibility needed by their employees beyond the epidemic, governments that take advantage of this opportunity will be known for setting new standards for more jobs and productivity.
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Samsung Galaxy S23 FE gets security boost with November 2024 update
Samsung Galaxy S23 FE smartphone users are getting a fresh update with a November 2024 security patch. This update boosts system security and stability to provide a better experience.
November 2024 security update for Samsung Galaxy S23 FE smartphone arrives with One UI build version S711NKSU5BXK4. The update is currently rolling out in South Korea and will soon be available in more countries.
This fresh update is based on Android 14 and One UI 6. However, the devices is eligible for the next major One UI update, expected to get a One UI 7 stable update after the Galaxy S25 launch next year. It is not clear yet whether the device will get One UI 7 beta.
While Samsung is going to release One UI 7 Beta soon, it is important to make your Galaxy S23 FE smartphone ready for it. For that, you need to install the latest November 2024 security update on your smartphone.
Notably, the latest security patch addresses 52 vulnerabilities across Android and Samsung’s software. Google has resolved 38 high-priority issues, while one CVE is not relevant to Galaxy devices.
Additionally, Samsung’s patches include fixes for 13 vulnerabilities, primarily impacting user profiles, Dex Mode, Galaxy Watch, and certain system features like Settings and Maintenance Mode.
If you are using a Galaxy S23 FE smartphone, install the update now via Settings >> Software Update >> Download and Install.
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Samsung boosts collaboration and safety with expanded Mobile Security Rewards Program
Samsung has improved its Mobile Security Rewards Program by increasing the maximum reward amount to $1 million for security vulnerability reports from outside security experts. This change aims to encourage more collaboration and openness in mobile security, showing Samsung’s goal of keeping user data safe.
Since its launch in 2017, the program has introduced a new system for classifying security risks with Samsung Mobile Security Risk Classification. This system now offers clearer details about different types of vulnerabilities
Moreover, it includes new factors like the ability to lower a threat’s severity and a classification for threats considered to be minimal risks. Vulnerabilities are grouped into five levels – Critical, High, Moderate, Low, and Ineligible, which helps security researchers understand how serious each threat is.
The program applies to all Samsung mobile devices that receive monthly, quarterly, and biannual security updates. It also rewards reports of potential security issues in the latest Samsung Galaxy services, such as Bixby, Samsung Account, and Samsung Wallet, among others.
Samsung also commits to providing up to seven years of security updates for its mobile devices. The updated rewards program includes a special initiative called the Important Scenario Vulnerability Program, which addresses serious security issues, such as unauthorized access to data and harmful code execution.
In August 2024, Samsung released its first Annual Rewards Program Report to highlight its success since the program began. In 2023 alone, Samsung awarded over $800,000 to 113 researchers, with total payouts exceeding $4 million. This Mobile Security Rewards Program is effective immediately.
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These Samsung Galaxy Devices Will Get Android 16 (One UI 8) Update
On November 19, Google dropped the Android 16 Developer Preview. It’s a very initial development stage of the new Android version. Samsung Galaxy devices may receive the new Android 16-based One UI (8) update in the second half of 2025.
Dozens of Samsung Galaxy devices are eligible for the Android 16 update. Galaxy smartphone users are currently waiting for the One UI 7 Beta Program to kick off. It will bring Android 15 to Samsung smartphones and tablets.
Samsung’s running way too late this year. It hasn’t yet started the new software’s beta testing. The public rollout is slated to be started early next year. Meanwhile, Google is shifting gears to streamline Android’s adoption across vendors.
In recent years, Samsung has significantly improved its software support. The majority of new phones come with at least six years of OS update support. The policy peaks up to 7 years on flagship devices starting the Galaxy S24 series.
Determining the Android 16’s eligibility for Galaxy isn’t a pretty difficult task. You will surely receive the update if your device is shipped with Android 14. It’s for entry-level phones, while for most there’s no concern for mid-range and flagships.
Samsung Android 16 Eligible Device List
Galaxy S Smartphones:
- Galaxy S22 Series
- Galaxy S23 Series
- Galaxy S24 Series
Galaxy Z Fold and Flip Phones:
- Galaxy Z Fold 4 and Z Flip 4
- Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Z Flip 5
- Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Z Flip 6
Galaxy S FE Phones:
- Galaxy S21 FE
- Galaxy S23 FE
- Galaxy S24 FE
Galaxy A Phones:
- Galaxy A33, A53 and A73
- Galaxy A14, A24, A34 and A54
- Galaxy A15, A25, A35 and A55
- Galaxy A06, A16
Galaxy Tab Tablets:
- Galaxy Tab S8, Tab S8+ and Tab S8 Ultra
- Galaxy Tab S9, Tab S9+ and Tab S9 Ultra
- Galaxy Tab S10+ and Tab S10 Ultra
Note: This is not a final device list nor shared by Samsung. Based on the official software support promise, the above-listed Samsung phones and tablets will surely receive a major OS upgrade in the second half of 2025.
The listing of the S21 FE may have caught your attention due to missing the missing S21 series. For those shocking, the S21 series and S21 FE are eligible for four OS upgrades. The S21 FE launched with Android 12, while the S21 series with Android 11.
Android 16 is the thing of next year, we eagerly await the One UI 7 Beta along with covering the latest insights. The official rollout will commence after unveiling at the Galaxy Unpacked next year, which could fall in late January.