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Samsung releases new 512GB Type-C flash drives in the US
Samsung released new 512GB flash drives in the US. The company’s BAR Plus, FIT Plus, and USB Type-C 512GB USB flash drives are available for purchase in the country through Samsung.com and at select retailers.
The 512GB BAR Plus, FIT Plus, and USB Type-C variants cost $79.99. Samsung’s BAR Plus flash drive is available in Titan Grey or Champagne Silver options while the USB Type-C flash drive is in Blue or Titan Gray.
Samsung’s new flash drives come with more storage capacity in a sleek design. Consumers will find these drives perfect for storing favorite tunes, irreplaceable photos/videos, and important work or school documents.
The 512GB options offer read speeds of up to 400 MB/s and write speeds of up to 110 MB/s. With the BAR Plus and FIT Plus USB flash drives, you can transfer a 3GB 4K UHD video file to your PC in 10 seconds.
They’re extremely versatile thanks to compatibility with any device that uses a USB 3.1 port and are also backward compatible with USB 3.0 and USB 2.0. They are compatible with operating systems like Windows, Mac OS, and Linux.
The stylish and minimalist design of the BAR Plus USB Flash Drive is a modern take on the classic USB flash drive. The sturdy metal body keeps your data safe, and the integrated key ring prevents accidental misplacement or loss.
The compact and discreet FIT Plus USB Flash Drive is designed to plug in and stay in your device for a seamless and unobtrusive look. It’s perfect for laptops, tablets, televisions, car audio systems, gaming consoles, and more.
Samsung has also introduced a USB Type-C 512GB flash drive. Supported by the company’s advanced NAND flash, this compact drive fits into the palm of your hand and delivers reliable performance with fast data transfers.
Samsung has pushed the One UI 6.1.1 update for Galaxy S23, Galaxy S23 Plus, and Galaxy S23 Ultra smartphones in the US. The update is available for locked models on the Verizon network carrier and the company will soon make it available for other carriers.
Users of the Samsung Galaxy S23 series in the US can verify the One UI 6.1.1 in the US through the build version given below:
- S911USQU4CXH7 – Galaxy S23
- S916USQU4CXH7 – Galaxy S23 Plus
- S918USQU4CXH7 – Galaxy S23 Ultra
One UI 6.1.1 update arrives with several new features and enhancements to provide a next-level experience. It enhances Circle to Search, Samsung Notes, Interpreter, Live Translate, Chat Assist, and Gallery. Also, it adds new features including Portrait Studio, Live Effect, and Sketch to Image.
Moreover, the update brings the latest September 2024 security patch to improve system security and stability. Also, it fixes a bunch of issues to enhance the overall experience.
Notably, the update is already available for the Samsung Galaxy S23 series in Europe, India, and Korea. It is a gradual rollout so may take some hours or days to reach all models.
To check for software updates manually, head toward your phone’s Settings. At the bottom, you will get the Software Update section, simply open it. Inside the submenu, you need to hit the Download and install button if your Galaxy fetches a new OTA.
Galaxy S23 users getting One UI 6.1.1 update in Europe, India
If you like small-sized phones, you won’t want to skip the Galaxy S25. Samsung’s upcoming smartphone could be just 7.2mm thick, leading the crown, which could also get a double-layer camera design – detailed in a new leak.
The Galaxy S25 could adopt a new double-layer camera ring design. The component could have a double layer, with the lower one being thinner than the above one. The redesigned rings might only be seen in the Galaxy S25 and S25 Plus models.
In addition, the Galaxy S25 may measure only 7.2mm thick, 1mm less than the Ultra. The camera rings may be 1.8mm (both layers combined) on the S25. We expect the same ring measurement on the Galaxy S25 Plus variant.
Well, there isn’t any rumor citing camera upgrades in non-S25 Ultra models. The ultra-wide camera could only be upgraded on the Ultra. Meanwhile, the company recently debuted two new image sensors under its ISOCELL umbrella.
Galaxy S25 Ultra, on the other hand, could feature a 2.4mm camera ring. It is said to be 8.2mm thick (overall), beating the iPhone 16 Pro Max in terms of thickness. The phone will also be ditching the Note-like boxy design for improved handling.
Samsung could launch the Galaxy S25 series in early 2025. There is much time left in the lineup’s official unveiling. Early rumors can’t be considered the final design decision, hence, we await some official promo material to leak out.
Samsung Pay is getting a fresh update with version 2.8.02.1, which packs new features to improve your payment experience. The update shows that the Korean tech giant is listening to user feedback and has introduced some significant improvements.
The fresh update brings special promotions, available exclusively through samsung.com. Users can now enjoy a range of limited-time offers and discounts that can be accessed directly from the Samsung Pay app.
Additionally, it includes exclusive access to Samsung’s Concierge Service. This premium service provides personalized assistance, making it easier for you to navigate your Samsung Pay experience and get support for your needs.
Furthermore, the update also brings a refreshed look at how you manage your Samsung BRI Credit Card within the app. It’s now easier than ever to register, activate, and handle your credit card. The new design makes these tasks quicker and easier.
To take advantage of all these new features, make sure to update your Samsung Pay app to version 2.8.02.1. If you have a Samsung BRI Credit Card then don’t forget to register to unlock several benefits.
So go ahead and update your app today by visiting Galaxy Store >> Tap on Menu option >> Updates. Also, you can download the update through third-party app link mentioned here.