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Samsung teases Galaxy S24 FE: Here’s when it may unveil
Samsung may unveil the Galaxy S24 FE today in Vietnam. The company posted a teaser showcasing the alleged Fan Edition of the S24 series. The Galaxy Tab S10 series might also debut alongside the upcoming smartphone.
Recently, Samsung Vietnam dropped the first Galaxy S24 FE teaser. It showcases the phone, featuring a metal frame, triple rear camera, and a rounded design. The Galaxy AI is also in the spotlight, confirming support for the next FE.
Previously, it was rumored that Samsung would launch the new FE in October. Meanwhile, the company apparently shifted the launch timeframe aligning with the festive season sale in various reasons including India.
According to previous reports, the Galaxy S24 FE could use an Exynos 2400e processor. It would sport a 6.7-inch Dynamic AMOLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate. The triple rear camera could include a 50MP primary, a 12MP ultrawide, and an 8MP telephoto.
The smartphone is rumored to pack a 4600mAh battery, slightly larger than the S23 FE. The charging support could still be 25W, the same as previous models. The S24 FE will boot Android 14-based One UI 6.1 software out of the box.
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Charging speed of Samsung’s Galaxy S25 and S25 Plus has been revealed. The company will bring its new flagship phones in early next year. However, Galaxy fans won’t witness any upgrades in terms of battery capacity and charging speed.
Recently, the 3C listing of the Galaxy S25 and S25 Plus confirmed the charging speed. The certification authority listed Samsung’s SM-S9360 and SM-9310. The former supports up to 45W (15V, 3A) and the latter supports 25W (9V, 2.77A).
Galaxy S25 Ultra, which hasn’t yet popped up on 3C, will also support 45W charging. The battery capacity of Samsung’s next trio won’t be increased. Earlier leaks didn’t reveal the mAh upgrade in the battery of S25, S25 Plus, and S25 Ultra.
Samsung is sticking with 45W charging on its flagship phones. This year, select mid-range phones offered support for 45W charging. However, the company isn’t going beyond 45W – but for good – as product reliability must be in priority.
Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 will power the next Galaxy flagships. The chipset is being manufactured on TSMC’s 3nm process node. The smaller chip size is expected to offer a marginal improvement in efficiency and consumption.
The Korean tech giant is also developing Exynos 2500 SoC. However, the chipset is unlikely to come out due to the low yield rate at Samsung Foundry. We may see the S23 series like a Snapdragon-only processor strategy next year.
Samsung phones getting Android Cross-device services as Google pushes wider rollout. It’s the latest attempt to nourish cross-device interaction capabilities. Now, your Samsung Galaxy is also supported to run the newly added features.
A new report suggests that Samsung devices getting Android Cross-device features. Google initially pushed the update at the end of May this year. Now, the company is expanding the new feature suite to a broader audience.
You can access the features through Settings app > Google > All services tab > Devices & sharing > Cross-device services. For the first time, you have to set up the device group through the Google Account for effortless access in the future.
Android 11 and newer devices support new Cross-device service functions. Call casting is one of the most exciting features within the suite. It will “move calls between this device and other nearby devices signed in to your Google Account.”
9to5Google reported that Call casting is currently available for Google Meet. However, the Internet Sharing (Instant hotspot) feature isn’t arriving on Galaxies. This feature shares hotspot access between your Android devices without a password.
Do note that the rollout is taking place sequentially. Therefore, the availability may vary by model, region, and carrier. We advise you to update Google Play Services to the 24.35.30 version, which is said to include the new features.
Samsung Galaxy A53 5G smartphone users are getting a new update with September 2024 security patch, following the Galaxy A54. The update is available for both locked and unlocked devices in the US.
September 2024 security update for Samsung Galaxy A53 5G can be identified through the One UI build versions given below.
- Locked – A536USQSBEXH5
- Unlocked – A536U1UESAEXH3
The latest update enhances system security and stability by fixing several issues to provide a better Galaxy experience. The update also improves the performance of the devices by enhancing some functions.
According to the scope page, the September 2024 security patch addresses 1 critical and 43 high levels of CVEs for the Android operating system. However, 1 CVE was resolved by previous updates from the company, and 1 is not relevant to Galaxy devices.
Besides Google patches, Samsung offers 23 SVE items to improve user experience. The latest security patch fixes various issues related to My Files, Theme Center, One UI Home, Knox, Dex, and more.
Users of Samsung Galaxy A53 5G are getting the fresh security patch in US and the company will expand it in more countries soon. It is an initial rollout so it may take some hours or days to reach all models. You can easily check and install the update via a few easy steps:
- Navigate to Settings.
- Select Software Updates from the menu.
- Tap on the Download and Install option to initiate the update process.
- If the update is available, proceed to install it.