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Samsung Galaxy A55 Awesome Blue gets unboxed day before launch
Samsung will unveil the Galaxy A35 and Galaxy A55 tomorrow. Ahead of the official unveiling, the Galaxy A55 5G has been unboxed, showcasing its Awesome Blue colorway.
Thanks to the metal frame, Samsung’s new Galaxy A55 smartphone looks even more premium. The design upgrade makes it appear identical or like a younger brother to the Galaxy S23 flagship.
On the back, it boasts a triple rear camera setup, which follows the signature Galaxy design. Key Island can be seen on the right side of the frame, which makes it different from the S23 flagship.
Samsung Galaxy A55 Ice Blue Color unboxing video
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An official look at the device will be revealed tomorrow, but we are pretty aware of almost everything. Most of the specifications and key features of Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy A55 have been already revealed. Read more:
Samsung Galaxy A55: Release Date, Price, Specs, Design, Colors and more
HD images of Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy Watch Ultra, Watch 7, Buds 3 Pro have leaked. Courtesy of Evan Blass, we now have official images of Galaxy Unpacked products, two weeks ahead of the official unveiling.
Starting with the HD images of Galaxy Watch Ultra, Samsung has made it quite precious. It would feature Apple’s Watch Ultra-like bands, making it stand apart from the Standard and Classic variants.
The Galaxy Watch 7 continues to bring Samsung’s signature smartwatch design. It will have touchscreen bezels. The band may get upgraded with an Ultra-model feel but without dual clasp element.
The Galaxy Buds 3 and Galaxy Buds 3 Pro are also shown in all their glory. These products are also inspired by Apple’s AirPods, bringing stems and vents for multi-purpose enhancements.
Samsung has reportedly fueled the Galaxy Buds 3 Pro with Mercedez-like LED light strips on stems. However, it remains to be seen whether the LED will glow in Pure White or in RGB format.
Samsung will also launch the Galaxy Z Flip 6 and Galaxy Z Fold 6 foldables. The former retains the same design, while the latter will have a slightly wider cover screen, making it more useful in unfolded state.
Samsung is planning to release a new software update for the Galaxy S24 series soon to address the issue with the Gallery’s photo editing mode. The moderator has confirmed this information through a post on the Samsung community.
Users of the Galaxy S24 series have reported an issue with photo editing on the Gallery app after moving photos using the Smart Switch app. This issue is particularly noticeable when photos edited in the Gallery app’s editing mode are not saving properly after the transfer.
Samsung is already aware of this issue and is preparing to release a new software update to fix it. Users may soon receive a notification prompting them to update their device. It is expected that the July 2024 security update will fix this issue.
To update your Galaxy S24 smartphone, go to Settings and then scroll down and select Software Update. If an update is available, tap Download and Install to start updating your device. It is important to keep your device software up-to-date to ensure it functions optimally.
One UI 6.1.1 update to include improved side button functionality
Samsung has released the One UI 6 Watch Beta 2 update after initiating the beta program in mid-June 2024. This new beta update fixes initial issues and implements user feedback to improve the user experience.
The updated version of the One UI 6 Watch Beta 2 update can be identified through the firmware ending with ZXFB. This beta update is currently live for users in the US and Korea.
The update focuses on improving system stability, fixing reboot issues, and optimizing battery usage. It also enhances app performance and includes several other enhancements for a better overall experience.
To access the latest beta software, open the Galaxy Wearable app, access Galaxy Watch settings, proceed to Watch software update, and select Download and Install. Users need to back up important data before proceeding with the update to prevent any potential data loss.
