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Check out these Samsung Galaxy Book Pro 2 360 renders
Samsung recently launched the all-new Galaxy S22 smartphones at the Galaxy Unpacked 2022 event. The company also has plans to introduce mid-range and affordable smartphones this year. At the same time, a new Galaxy device – Samsung Galaxy Book Pro 2 360 has appeared in renders.
Samsung Galaxy Book Pro 2 360 is one of the important products for Galaxy fans. It is expected to be introduced at the Mobile World Congress 2022 event that is being hosted in Barcelona towards the end of this month.
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Leta’s have a look at Samsung Galaxy Book Pro 2 360 renders below.
Samsung Galaxy Book Pro 2 360 renders:
The upcoming 360-degree rotatable laptop shared by an industry source shows the laptop in Burgundy Red color. However, this color isn’t the final color for the laptop, the company could introduce the device in some different colors.
According to Giznext, the Galaxy Book Pro 2 360 is codenamed mars 2 on the factory schematics documents. Moreover, the render images show a slightly improved design compared to the original Galaxy Book 360 laptop.
Although the images don’t show any major design changes in the display panel as well as the hinges, the laptop is showcased with a spacious keypad and a larger mouse trackpad which will likely improve the efficiency with typing and other creative tasks.
The Galaxy Book Pro 2 360 also has the 360-degree foldable design as the Galaxy Book Pro 360. The bezel size remains similar to the previous-gen model. At the same time, the leaked images don’t show the S-pen support, maybe the company could skip an S-pen this time.
Besides the design, the report also reveals that the upcoming laptop will feature a circa 15-inch display. As for the ports, it will offer three USB Type-C ports, one 3.5mm headphone jack, and one microSD slot.
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Samsung inked deal with Korea’s Rebellions to produce 2nm AI CPU chip. The chip design startup recently announced its partnership with ARM, Samsung Elec, and ADTechnology.
KEDGlobal reports that Rebellions collaborating with ADTechnology, ARM, and Samsung for 2nm AI chips. This multi-firm partnership is expected to utilize Samsung’s cutting-edge 2nm process.
Rebellions will integrate its AI accelerator, REBEL, with ADTechnology’s compute chiplet powered by ARM Neoverse Compute Subsystems (CSS) V3 technology.
ADTechnology will design and implement the chiplet using Samsung’s cutting-edge 2nm process node and ensure the production of high-quality chips at a sufficient yield rate.
The partnership is aimed at developing a new AI central processing unit chiplet. The companies aim to enhance AI computing capabilities for clients and consumers.
The product is expected to set a new standard for a scalable and efficient silicon solution that combines Rebellions’ expertise in chip design levering on ARM, Samsung, and ADTechnology.
With the stable release of Android 15, along with several new features, satellite messaging has now become available for a few Android devices. The feature allows you to send and receive messages via satellite when you are outside of cellular or Wi-Fi coverage areas. It is particularly useful in emergencies or in remote areas where normal network coverage is unavailable.
To be specific, who can use this? Satellite messaging in Android 15 has started to come for users with compatible devices, like the Google Pixel series, and specific carriers like T-Mobile (thanks to Elon Musk’s Starlink).
For T-Mobile users running eligible devices with the latest Android 15 OS, you can access this feature by going through Settings > Network & Internet > SIMs > T-Mobile and tapping on Satellite Messaging. Don’t forget, you still need an eligible T-Mobile plan to use satellite messaging.
As of now, this is limited to a few devices which are expected to be available for more devices with necessary hardware requirements in the future.
Keep in mind, even though Android 15 includes this emergency feature, you might not see it right away. This can depend on your phone model, where you live, or which mobile service you use.
Just for your information, Apple has already enabled satellite communication for its iPhones.
At the recent SDC24 event, Samsung announced that it is bringing One UI to its all products and now the rollout has begun for its TVs. The company has started rolling out this One UI update for Samsung smart TVs.
Samsung is making a One UI update based on the Tizen 8.0 operating system available for 2023 Samsung smart TVs. One of the first models to get this update is the S90C OLED TV.
With this update, users will notice a fresh new interface that makes it easier to navigate their TV. It also brings improvements to the Game Bar, which will help gamers have a smoother and more fun gaming experience.
One UI update aims to provide a fresh look and feel across all Samsung devices. Whether you’re using a smartphone, tablet, or now, a TV, you’ll find the experience familiar and user-friendly.
As the update becomes available for more models, Samsung TV users can look forward to more enhancements to perform better. The company will soon make this update available for more Galaxy products as Samsung announced unified software for all its products.
This is just the beginning of that promise. Starting in 2025, Samsung plans to unify the software for all its products under the One UI brand, making it easier for users to navigate and enjoy their devices.
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