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One UI 6 | Samsung Galaxy Devices Eligible For Temporary Cloud Backup Feature
In late October, Samsung launched the Temporary Cloud Backup feature, powered by One UI 6. This service allows Galaxy users to back up their personal data directly from the phone to Samsung Cloud. It will become a boon for those who perform factory reset and worry about data recovery.
In situations where Samsung users may experience anxiety about losing their data, including photos, videos and private files, Temporary Cloud Backup is designed to provide comfort and reassurance. It highlights Samsung’s continued commitment to delivering powerful, connected experiences.
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Temporary Cloud Backup is an ideal service for ensuring data is preserved in various scenarios where users may be worried about losing their data. Temporary Cloud Backup is incorporated in Maintenance Mode, helping to ensure personal data on a device can be safely backed up for recovery.
As part of the Setup Wizard, users configuring their new device for the first time can restore their data. Even if they skip this stage, they can find Temporary Cloud Backup at any time within Maintenance Mode or the Reset function, enabling free and easy restoration.
- Users can choose to upload their data to Samsung Cloud storage via their Samsung Account. It’s free for Galaxy users, and there’s no total storage limit, just a single file’s size is capped at 100GB.
- There is no need to use a PC or any external memory device, but Wi-Fi4 is required for data transfer. Data is stored for up to 30 days from the date of users’ initial backup.
- It is a secure, easy and seamless experience for backing up and restoring data on Galaxy devices that is protected by Samsung Account’s two-factor authentication.
Starting this fall, Samsung will roll out this feature to Galaxy phones and tablets. Initially, Galaxy S and Z series devices will get it, followed by the remaining ones including Galaxy A, M, F and Tab. Notably, all Galaxy devices eligible for One UI 6 will support Temporary Cloud Backup.
Samsung Galaxy Devices Eligible For Temporary Cloud Backup
Galaxy Z series
- Galaxy Z Fold 5
- Galaxy Z Flip 5
- Galaxy Z Fold 4
- Galaxy Z Flip 4
- Galaxy Z Fold 3
- Galaxy Z Flip 3
Galaxy S series
- Galaxy S23 Ultra
- Galaxy S23+
- Galaxy S23
- Galaxy S23 FE
- Galaxy S22 Ultra
- Galaxy S22+
- Galaxy S22
- Galaxy S21 FE
- Galaxy S21 Ultra
- Galaxy S21+
- Galaxy S21
Galaxy A series
- Galaxy A73
- Galaxy A72
- Galaxy A54
- Galaxy A53
- Galaxy A52 (A52 5G, A52s)
- Galaxy A34
- Galaxy A33
- Galaxy A24
- Galaxy A23
- Galaxy A14
- Galaxy A13
- Galaxy A04s
Galaxy M series
- Galaxy M54
- Galaxy M34
- Galaxy M14
- Galaxy M53 5G
- Galaxy M33 5G
- Galaxy M23
Galaxy F series
- Galaxy F54
- Galaxy F23
- Galaxy F14 5G
Galaxy Xcover series
- Galaxy Xcover 6 Pro
Galaxy Tab series
- Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra
- Galaxy Tab S9+
- Galaxy Tab S9
- Galaxy Tab S9 FE
- Galaxy Tab S9 FE+
- Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra
- Galaxy Tab S8+
- Galaxy Tab S8
Samsung could not release the Galaxy S26 vanilla, a rumor surfaced. The Galaxy S25 will debut in January 2025 and the S26 series will surely arrive in 2026. Hence, the rumored input should be taken as a grain of salt.
IceUniverse reports that Samsung may adjust the Galaxy S26 series. It is said that the vanilla model could be canceled as it is no longer competitive. The reason is the aggressive marketing approach by Chinese phone makers.
OPPO and vivo are preparing to unveil their small flagship phones. The tipster says these handsets feature better specs than Samsung and Apple. The latter has iOS as an edge over rivals, but Samsung would lag in the future.
The next year’s Galaxy S lineup will debut three models as usual. The rumor regarding the S26 series is like an assumption judging from the product strategy. Meanwhile, Samsung has continued to upgrade the specs of the S Plus models.
We’ve recently reported a potential CPU performance revolution in the Galaxy S26 series. Qualcomm is expected to ship the Snapdragon 8 Elite 2 with up to 5GHz peak frequency. It would be just an outstanding upgrade in the history of the Android world.
Previously, we’ve witnessed rumors of Samsung’s killing the S24 Plus. The company didn’t. Galaxy S is Samsung’s mainstream flagship lineup. Any major change such as cancelling a model isn’t easy and can’t be assumed over a year early.
The South Korean tech giant introduced significant upgrades to previous Galaxy S models. Galaxy S24 is one of the most powerful Android flagships in the market, even though it strongly competes with Apple’s iPhone 15 and iPhone 16.
Samsung recently launched one of the most affordable smartphones with premium features, the Galaxy S24 FE. Along with its AI-based features, the Galaxy S24 FE has a bundle of new wallpapers, now available for download.
The Korean tech giant has included stunning 14 high-resolution wallpapers with Galaxy S24 FE to personalize your device. These wallpapers are beautifully designed in both light and dark versions to perfectly showcase the phone’s vibrant display.
If you want to download the Samsung Galaxy S24 FE stock wallpapers, you can get them through the link below.
- Download Samsung Galaxy S24 FE Wallpapers – Link (Via AndroidSage)
Samsung Galaxy S24 FE
Samsung Galaxy S24 FE comes with a large 6.7-inch FHD+ display that can reach brightness levels of up to 1900 nits. It also has a smooth 120Hz refresh rate for a seamless experience.
Powered by the Exynos 2400e processor and equipped with 8GB of RAM, the Galaxy S24 FE is built to handle daily tasks and gaming with ease.
The camera system of Galaxy S24 FE is impressive too, featuring a rear setup of 50MP, 12MP, and 8MP lenses. It features a 10MP front camera for great selfies.
The smartphone packs with 4700mAh battery with support for both wired and wireless charging. Samsung promises 7 years of software updates to ensure users of this device will always have the latest features and security enhancements.
Samsung launches Galaxy S24 FE, Tab S10 and Fit 3 in Singapore
Google and Samsung are yet to release Android 15 and One UI 7 Beta for Pixel and Galaxy devices. Meanwhile, a new rumor suggests Android 16 could come sooner than expected, indicating an early One UI 8 arrival too.
According to AndroidAuthority, Google could release the next Android in Q2 2025. If Android 16 debuts months ahead of the usual timeframe, other vendors could also speed up their device optimization, such as Galaxy’s One UI 8.
In addition to the release, the report also talks about the codename of the next OS. Mishaal believes the Android 16 looks to be codenamed “Baklava.” Android 15 was “vanilla ice cream” or “VIC” and Android 16 is rumored to be codenamed “Baklava.”
- Baklava is a flaky pastry associated with Armenian, Greek, Iranian, Turkish, and other cuisines.
While Android 15 coming in mid-October 2024, Google released Android 14 on October 4, 2023, Android 13 on August 15, 2022, Android 12 on October 4, 2021, Android 11 on September 8, 2020, and Android 10 on September 3, 2019.
As One UI completely relies on Android, delay and early arrival are also dependent. Android 16 release in the second quarter would be unusual for Google, which usually releases major Android versions in August, September, or October.
It’s crazy to talk about One UI 8 when we don’t have any sign of One UI 7 Beta. Samsung is continuously testing the new version. Meanwhile, the company has missed its usual August release timeframe, and September also ended.
Samsung will hold this year’s Developer Conference on October 3. We expect important announcements regarding the One UI 7 and One UI 6 Watch for Galaxy users. Beta Program is coming or not – would also be confirmed.