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This is how Samsung’s Galaxy ecosystem contributes to the development of government offices
Preceding the COVID-19 epidemic, government officials often entered the home from home. But as the new era of remote work began, government employees were introduced to unfamiliar areas, and they had to turn their homes into offices, while at the same time keeping public services running smoothly.
Now, as the epidemic subsides, it is clear that what was once considered a temporary shift in employment will continue to exist in some way forever.
The new challenge facing government offices is to maintain the dynamics of work-from-home momentum and flexible technologies that may facilitate a new, flexible work model – the division of work week between home and office.
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Fortunately, the Samsung Galaxy line-up device is designed for the needs of government employees for flexibility, production, and mobility as they prepare for the next chapter of hybrid work.
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360° production with an extended Galaxy ecosystem
To facilitate change in hybrid function, a new office space must be equipped with more product support technology. With the Samsung Galaxy device ecosystem, that idea of high productivity is successfully restored to life.
At the center of the ecosystem is the Glass Book Pro 360, which combines the power of a PC with the smartphone navigation of a staff member moving around the home and office. When you connect the Galaxy Book Pro 360 to other devices within the Galaxy ecosystem, there is absolutely no work that a public servant can handle.
With the second integrated screen feature, employees can also extend their desktop to the second screen to make the most of their time. While presenting the program on a single screen, users can simultaneously record notes in sequence on the Galaxy Tab S7 + and the accompanying S Pen.
Once digitized, their Samsung Notes are available on all their Galaxy devices. When another team member introduces, employees can keep an eye on the presentation while continuing emergency messages with the Link to Windows integration on the Galaxy A71 and Galaxy Book Pro, allowing them to respond to smartphone notifications directly on the laptop screen.
Access to a desktop-like experience on the go with Samsung DeX
When workers are on the street, on-site, or away from their homes and office sets, jobs may arise that cannot wait for their return. The Samsung Galaxy device system has cutting-edge features that help employees to keep producing almost anywhere with their smartphone or tablet.
With the Samsung DeX software, users can activate the full desktop experience with a small, hand-held device. Built on the Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G smartphone and the Galaxy Tab S7 + tablet, the technology expands the ability of employees to perform work in a variety of environments.
Current conditions have given governments the unique opportunity to become instrumental in transforming technological change. By investing in state-of-the-art tools that allow for the flexibility needed by their employees beyond the epidemic, governments that take advantage of this opportunity will be known for setting new standards for more jobs and productivity.
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Samsung is rolling out the One UI 6.1 update for Galaxy A14 and Galaxy A25 5G smartphones in the Middle East. The update brings more ways to personalize everyday experiences, connect with others, and be more productive.
One UI 6.1 update for Samsung Galaxy A25 5G smartphones in the Middle East brings a May 2024 security patch while Galaxy A14 installs a June 2024 security patch. It improves system security and stability to provide a better Galaxy experience.
Latest Firmware
- Galaxy A14 – A145FXXU6CXF1
- Galaxy A25 – A256EXXU4BXE3
Based on Android 14, the major One UI update comes with new features for photo and video management, including an AI that suggests edits, and the ability to copy elements from one image to another.
Moreover, it introduces new lock screen widgets and customizable alarm alerts with multimedia options. The Calendar app now supports adding stickers to dates. This update also enhances data security with improved Samsung Cloud services and introduces Passkey for quicker sign-ins.
Furthermore, some enhancements have been made to the Finder, battery settings, weather widget, Health app, and more.
With a handful of simple steps, users can manually check new software updates. Firstly, visit your Galaxy device’s “System Settings,” once done, scroll down and tap the “Software update” tab, followed by the “Download and install” button.
Samsung Galaxy S24 FE may be available in five color options. The phone is expected to launch later this year, but a reliable source seems already aware of the upcoming shades. Interestingly, the next FE would also be available in Black, the most preferred color among buyers.
According to RossYoung, Samsung may launch five color variants of the Galaxy S24 FE. Black will likely be produced in the highest volume, while the other four colors may include Gray, Light Blue, Light Green, and Yellow. Notably, marketing names may be different from the leaked ones.
Samsung’s Galaxy S23 FE comes in Mint, Cream, Purple, Indigo, Graphite, and Tangerine.
S24FE colors:
– Black
– Gray
– Light Blue
– Light Green
– Yellow
Black is highest volume.— Ross Young (@DSCCRoss) July 1, 2024
Earlier, we saw the CAD renders of the upcoming smartphone. Rendering showcased that the next FE would feature the same design aesthetics as the Galaxy S24. Meanwhile, the phone’s chin would be thinned over its predecessor, giving a more premium appearance.
Under the hood, the Galaxy S24 FE could be equipped with Exynos 2400 paired with 8GB of RAM. We expect two memory variants of the device, including 128GB and 256GB. The battery may have a capacity of 4,500 mAh, featuring 25W fast charging support.
The Korean tech giant will hold its next Galaxy Unpacked event in July. At the event, Samsung will launch the Galaxy Z Flip 6 and Galaxy Z Fold 6 foldable phones. Besides, the new lineup of wireless Galaxy Buds, Galaxy Watch 7, and Galaxy Watch Ultra also coming.
If you are wondering about a refreshed design and upgraded specs, wait till January next year. Samsung is said to be working on major design changes for its Galaxy S25 lineup. The Ultra variant may also get upgraded sensors for enhanced photography.
As we enter the 2nd day of July 2024, Samsung has unveiled details of its newest security patch for Galaxy devices. This update aims to enhance security and performance, however, the rollout is yet to start.
July 2024 Security Maintenance Release (SMR) combines patches from Google and Samsung. Google brings fixes for 4 critical and 21 high-level vulnerabilities in Android, although 2 are not applicable to Samsung devices.
Moreover, Samsung has resolved 33 Samsung Vulnerabilities and Exposures (SVE) to further improve device security. These SVE items are mainly related to One UI Home, System Property, System UI, Filter Provider, Secure Folder, Configuration Message, IMS service, Knox, MTP app, and more.
This time, Samsung’s semiconductor patch also introduces fixes for 2 high-level CVEs specific to their hardware.
Samsung July 2024 Security Patch Details
Android Patch Details
Critical
- CVE-2023-43556, CVE-2023-43538, CVE-2023-43551, CVE-2024-31320
High
- CVE-2024-0671, CVE-2024-1065, CVE-2024-23698, CVE-2024-23696, CVE-2024-23697, CVE-2024-23695, CVE-2024-23711, CVE-2024-26926, CVE-2024-20066, CVE-2024-20068, CVE-2024-20067, CVE-2023-43542, CVE-2024-23363, CVE-2024-31331, CVE-2024-34720, CVE-2024-34723, CVE-2024-31332, CVE-2024-31339, CVE-2024-34722, CVE-2024-34721, CVE-2024-31338
Moderate
- None
Already included in previous updates
- None
Not applicable to Samsung devices
- CVE-2024-20069, CVE-2024-20065
Samsung Semiconductor
Samsung Semiconductor patch is also included in this Security Maintenance Release with the following CVE item:
High
- CVE-2024-29153, CVE-2023-50805
One UI Patch Details
- SVE-2023-1279(CVE-2024-20888): Improper access control in OneUIHome
- SVE-2023-1514(CVE-2024-34583): Improper access control in system property
- SVE-2024-0067(CVE-2024-20890, CVE-2024-20889): Improper implementation in BLE
- SVE-2024-0144(CVE-2024-20891): Improper access control in SystemUI
- SVE-2024-0146(CVE-2024-34585): Improper access control in SystemUI
- SVE-2024-0148(CVE-2024-34595): Improper access control in SystemUI
- SVE-2024-0194(CVE-2024-20892): Improper verification of signature in FilterProvider
- SVE-2024-0440(CVE-2024-20893): Improper input validation in libmediaextractorservice.so
- SVE-2024-0490(CVE-2024-20894): Improper handling of exceptional conditions in Secure Folder
- SVE-2024-0547(CVE-2024-20895): Improper access control in Dar service
- SVE-2024-0700(CVE-2024-20896): Use of implicit intent for sensitive communication in Configuration message
- SVE-2024-0716(CVE-2024-34584): Improper privilege management in SumeNNService
- SVE-2024-0772(CVE-2024-20899, CVE-2024-20898, CVE-2024-20897): Use of implicit intent for sensitive communication in FCM function in IMS service.
- SVE-2024-0788(CVE-2024-34586): Improper access control in KnoxCustomManagerService
- SVE-2024-0793(CVE-2024-34587): Improper input validation in librtp.so
- SVE-2024-0794(CVE-2024-34588): Improper input validation in librtp.so
- SVE-2024-0795(CVE-2024-34589): Improper input validation in librtp.so
- SVE-2024-0810(CVE-2024-34590): Improper input validation in librtp.so
- SVE-2024-0811(CVE-2024-34591): Improper input validation in librtp.so
- SVE-2024-0812(CVE-2024-34592): Improper input validation in librtp.so
- SVE-2024-0818(CVE-2024-34593): Improper input validation in librtp.so
- SVE-2024-0834(CVE-2024-20900): Improper authentication in MTP application
- SVE-2024-0851(CVE-2024-20901): Improper input validation in copying data to buffer cache in libsaped
- SVE-2024-0882(CVE-2024-34594): Exposure of sensitive information in proc file system
Some SVE items included in the Samsung Android Security Update cannot be disclosed at this time.
