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Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra to feature up to 16GB RAM
Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra will be available with up to 16GB RAM leaker says. The upcoming device recently surfaced on Geekbench with 12GB RAM. However, the tipster confirmed that 12GB isn’t the highest RAM option on the Ultra.
According to IceUniverse, Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra will feature up to 16GB RAM. The higher RAM could be paired with the 512GB and 1TB storage option that Samsung usually sells exclusively from its official website and Shop app.
S25 Ultra’s storage configurations could include 12GB RAM + 256GB storage and 16GB RAM + 512GB and 1TB storage. The non-Ultra models are expected to be available in 12GB RAM + 256GB and 512GB storage configurations.
The S25 Ultra will definitely have a 16GB RAM version, this is 100% confirmed, don't worry.
— ICE UNIVERSE (@UniverseIce) September 27, 2024
It’s worth noting that the OnePlus 12 and Google Pixel 9 Pro already offer 16GB RAM options. The larger RAM in S25 Ultra would further improve AI tasks and user experience. The phone could also keep a part of RAM reserved for AI processing.
Chinese phone makers are aggressive about hardware specs. The phones debut a 1-inch camera sensor, over 5000mAh battery, hundreds of W charging speeds and so on. However, Samsung sticks with its legacy of prioritizing practical shifts.
The company is reportedly testing Standard and “for Galaxy” variants of Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 (8 Elite). The US variant was spotted running the Standard version, while the European model had an overclocked “for Galaxy” Snapdragon.
Samsung launched the Galaxy S24 series in January this year. The event is scheduled early from the usual February timeframe. Well, 2025’s first Galaxy Unpacked could be held in January, debuting the new Galaxy S25, S25 Plus and S25 Ultra.
Samsung Galaxy S24, Galaxy S24 Plus, and Galaxy S24 Ultra smartphones are getting a new update with the September 2024 security patch in Canada. This update fixes several issues to make smartphones more stable, secure, and reliable.
The fresh update brings security improvements, bug fixes, stability optimization, and functional enhancement to provide a better experience. Through this update, the company app protects your devices from several vulnerabilities and threats.
It is worth mentioning that the September 2024 patch addresses 1 critical issue and 43 high-level ones. One of these issues was already fixed in earlier updates, and another one doesn’t impact Galaxy devices.
Along with Google’s patches, Samsung is adding 23 of its own fixes to improve security in My Files, Theme Center, One UI Home, Knox, and Dex. The update overall improves the stability, security, and performance of the device.
September 2024 security update arrives on Samsung Galaxy S24, Galaxy S24 Plus, and Galaxy S24 Ultra in Canada with One UI builds S921WVLS3AXHF, S926WVLS3AXHF, and S928WVLS3AXHF respectively.
To access the latest update on your smartphone, go to the Settings app, tap on Software Update, and then select Download and Install. This will initiate the update process, and once completed, you’ll enjoy a more personalized and efficient smartphone experience.
Samsung QuickStar app is getting a new update with version 7.4.07.56 via Galaxy Store. The fresh update improves the overall stability of the app to ensure a smoother user experience.
The QuickStar app is a popular Good Lock module among Samsung users for its customization features. It allows individuals to personalize their device’s quick panel. With this update, users can expect smoother and better performance to make it easier to use all the app’s features.
The fresh update enhances the stability of the QuickStar app by fixing some issues encountered in the previous version. As Samsung continues to enhance its apps, QuickStar users can look forward to a more enjoyable customization experience.
Users are advised to download the Samsung QuickStar 7.4.07.56 update from the Galaxy Store >> Menu option >> Updates to enjoy these improvements. Also, users can install the update directly from the Good Lock app.
Previously, Samsung introduced a new feature for the QuickStar module, which lets you hide the mobile hotspot icon for a cleaner status bar. Also, it brought stability enhancements to make the app more secure.
One UI 7.0 update is also set to improve how the clock format aligns on Samsung devices, especially through the QuickStar settings. This current clock alignment issue has been more noticeable when using Korean or Chinese characters. Users can expect improvements in future updates.
One UI 7.0 update to improve clock format alignment in Samsung devices
Samsung has pushed the September 2024 security patch for Galaxy Z Flip 5 and Galaxy Z Fold 5 smartphones, following the One UI 6.1.1 update. The latest update improves system security and stability by fixing over 65 issues.
September 2024 security update for Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5 and Galaxy Z Fold 5 smartphones is currently live for both locked and unlocked models in the US. The company will expand this update in more countries soon. Users can check the firmware versions below.
Locked
- Galaxy Z Fold 5 – F946USQS4DXI3
- Galaxy Z Flip 5 – F731USQS4DXI3
Unlocked
- Galaxy Z Fold 5 – F946U1UES4DXI3
- Galaxy Z Flip 5 – F731U1UES4DXI3
Notably, the latest patch fixes 1 critical and 43 high-level security issues for Google. In addition, Samsung fixes 23 security fixes for My Files, Theme Center, One UI Home, Knox, and Dex to make your experience better.
You can also check the update by visiting the Settings app on your smartphone and opening the Software Update section. Now, click on the Download and install option.
Last week, Samsung rolled out One UI 6.1.1 update for Galaxy Z Flip 5 and Galaxy Z Fold 5 smartphones in the US. This update lets you convert your drawings to artwork, improve photo styles, and use text auto-completion on the Samsung Keyboard. It also brought support for real-time translation for calls and text in images, voice-to-text conversion, better PDF management, and dynamic wallpapers
One UI 6.1.1 update hitting Galaxy Z Flip 5, Fold 5 models in the US