Samsung Galaxy S26 Edge seems to still be under development. In a recent development, it came to light that the company has been working on a “More Slim” project, which aligns with the Galaxy S26 Edge, a successor to the S25 Edge.

For a few months, Samsung has been working on the “More Slim” project. This codename fits well with the S26 Edge, as the company has internally used the “Slim” codename for its first slim phone, called the Galaxy S25 Edge.

Recently, Korean media revealed that the Galaxy S26 Edge isn’t coming. Samsung has reportedly canceled the Edge lineup due to sluggish sales. However, the company doesn’t seem to have completely scrapped Edge plans.

As the “More Slim” project is in the pipeline, we could see the Galaxy S26 Edge sometime in 2026. Samsung may consider a separate launch for its next slim smartphone, similar to its strategy with the Galaxy S25 series this year.

The Unpacked may be held to reveal the Galaxy S26, S26 Plus, and S26 Ultra. The S26 Pro is indeed coming, but without the Pro tag. The company is also rumored to be testing a secondary S26 prototype with a brand-new camera setup.

GalaxyClub highlighted that the work on the “More Slim” project has started “significantly later” than the phone rumored as the S26 Edge. It’s also possible that Samsung is doing it intentionally to avoid device leaks.

Apple’s iPhone Air is a little slimmer than the Galaxy S25 Edge. Other rivals are also bringing their slimmer phones, such as Motorola and Huawei, so Samsung has to present an incredibly thin yet powerful device in 2026.

It also remains to be seen whether Samsung continues the Edge lineup or bring the next slim phone with a brand-new identity or naming scheme.

Image via Android Headline

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Samsung has a new Gloria-themed Flipsuit case for its Galaxy Z Flip 7 foldable phone. The company has crafted these exclusive cases in partnership with one of Peru’s most recognized brands, which is also a dairy company.

Crafted for the Galaxy Z Flip 7, the Gloria Flipsuit cases feature a transparent cover and a collectible NFC card. When placed on the phone, the NFC chip triggers activation of a matching animated wallpaper on the device.

Samsung users can also download additional Gloria-designed wallpapers from the official website. It allows users having qualifying devices to gain additional personalization perks driven by the latest exclusive collaboration.

With this incredible Gloria case collection for the Galaxy Z Flip 7, Samsung is blending advanced mobile technology with the Peruvian brand’s visual identity.

Source – Samsung Newsroom

The Korean tech giant announced that the collaboration with Gloria was realized under its new creative concept “Movilismo.” It represents a new artistic movement where tech and self-expression merge to accompany the style of youth.

Apart from Gloria’s Flipsuit Cases, Samsung also offers a variety of special designs to add dynamism and style to the new Galaxy Z Flip7. These special cases are available exclusively through Samsung stores in Peru.

Why did Samsung pick Gloria?

Peruvian brand Gloria has its iconic branding and cultural significance for the creation of Samsung’s exclusive Flipsuit cases.

Given its identity, authenticity, and strong emotional bond with consumers, Gloria aligns with Samsung’s values of innovation, continuous evolution, and inspiring users in new ways.

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Samsung’s faster Exynos 2600 has reappeared on Geekbench, securing impressive performance scores. It seems Samsung is testing two different versions of Exynos, with the main difference anticipated in CPU frequencies.

Earlier, an underclocked Exynos 2600 emerged on Geekbench, showing a performance decline. It took Samsung around a week to reevaluate its powerful Exynos 2600 chip, which has broken the previous performance records.

In the test conducted on October 29, Samsung’s Exynos 2600 chip hit 3,455 and 11,621 in single-core and multi-core tests, respectively.

This particular chip’s prime core is clocked at 3.80 GHz, while the 6-core cluster is clocked at 2.76 GHz and the 3-core cluster at 3.26 GHz.

In the past, the same SoC scored 3,309 in single-core and 11,256 in multi-core tests. That said, Samsung has improved the overall performance, which is not huge but worth praising.

Via – Jukanlosreve/X

Last week, an underclocked Exynos surfaced for the first time. The prime core was clocked at 3.55 GHz, while the other setups were at 2.46 GHz and 2.96 GHz. It managed to score 3,047 in single-core and 10,025 in multi-core tests.

Two versions of its upcoming Exynos hint at a future strategy or chip diversification. Who knows if Samsung’s preparing a faster version for Galaxy S26 Ultra and the underclocked for the other two models, base and Plus.

Exynos 2600 is manufactured using Samsung’s cutting-edge 2nm process technology. It’s a huge technological edge over Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, which is still based on TSMC’s 3-nanometer foundry process.

Samsung plans to equip the Asian and European Galaxy S26 and Plus with its 2nm Exynos chipset. Meanwhile, the US, Chinese, and Canadian variants would still feature Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 processor.

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Samsung Health teamed up with HealthTap to offer an in-app feature for doctor visits in the US. This partnership aims to benefit approximately 7 million users in the United States.

Under this partnership, Samsung and HealthTap add access to virtual primary and urgent care directly into the Samsung Health app. It’s the first time HealthTap’s first in-app experience is expanded to a third-party platform.

As a result, Samsung Health users in the US can book, conduct, and follow up on virtual care consultations. It essentially ends the need for leaving the Samsung Health app for doctor visits, but the feature is limited to US users.

How HealthTap works within Samsung Health:

Through an embedded interface, Samsung Health users will be able to select a virtual visit option, complete a short intake, and connect to a HealthTap doctor for a video consultation within minutes.

Once done, patients can review the clinician’s notes and follow-up instructions within the app. The entire process is designed to be seamless, requiring no app switching or additional downloads.

Image via Samsung

Thanks to Samsung Health’s integration of the virtual doctor visits feature, users can connect with a physician in the same place they record their daily steps, monitor sleep, or track vital signs and medication schedules.

Now, the wealth of medical, health, and fitness data captured by Samsung’s phones and watches and the Galaxy Ring can finally be discussed in real time at the point of care by a patient with their own primary care doctor.

This Health app upgrade is pretty much beneficial. When this data informs the clinical conversation, it enables more personalized diagnoses, more accurate treatment decisions, and ultimately, better outcomes for patients.

Dr. Ricky Choi, US Head of Digital Health, Samsung Electronics America, says:

“By making available telehealth services into the Samsung Health experience, we are making care actionable, enabling users to move from wellness to clinical care and back in a trusted environment.”

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One UI 8 elevates Dynamic Color Wallpaper, but some users are reporting functional issues with this feature. Samsung is also aware of the glitch and is working on a fix that will be provided through an app update.

Dynamic Wallpaper is a smart wallpaper service available on flagship Samsung Galaxy phones. It keeps refreshing the elegant colors featuring a striking gradient based on the time.

There’s no widespread outrage since a small portion of users utilize the feature. Others use their favorite picture or video as wallpaper or stunning images provided through third-party wallpaper distribution platforms.

Samsung fans who use Dynamic Color Wallpaper are facing a major issue. The glitch wipes out the wallpaper selection and replaces it with stock wallpaper. Per the users, it happens in certain hours, most reportedly overnight.

As the reports arose, Samsung investigated and found a glitch. The company confirmed (via Larry S White), the team is aware of it and preparing a fix. A new version of the Samsung Wallpaper app will be provided with the necessary improvements.

The new Samsung Wallpaper may already be rolling out to certain users. Samsung said the new update will be expanded to users gradually. So if you’re facing a wallpaper reset issue, make sure to update the app from Galaxy Store.

Remember, the app version may differ, but the improvements won’t. Therefore, install an updated Samsung Wallpaper from the Galaxy Store without worrying about the version number, package size, or release notes.

For those having a problem where the dynamic wallpaper that turns back to the stock wallpaper the next day. Samsung is working on the problem. I only use one third party wallpaper app for almost a year so I ruled it out. I have three devices where I didn't use it on one and… pic.twitter.com/7RW0deGRZj

— Larry S White (@F15Mechanic63) October 28, 2025

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Samsung has just widened the Android 16 rollout to the Galaxy S21 FE, and it locks the path to One UI 8.5. The company is bringing the One UI 8 to the Galaxy S21 FE smartphone users in India, starting with Exynos models.

You may find One UI 8.0 boring, but it is the setup for One UI 8.5 for your Galaxy S21 FE. Without One UI 8, you can’t even think of the next big upgrade. You know, owners of the Galaxy S21 series consider them the unluckiest.

There was a generational gap when Samsung launched the Galaxy S21 series and S21 FE. It was just a move similar to the Galaxy S25 series and S25 FE.

The flagship models were released with Android 11-based One UI 3.1, while the Fan Edition arrived with Android 12-based One UI 4.0. Similarly, the Galaxy S25 series launched with Android 15, while the S25 FE boots Android 16.

Samsung is strictly proceeding with what it promised. The Galaxy S21 series has already received four major OS upgrades to Android 15. Meanwhile, the Galaxy S21 FE has completed its OS lifecycle at Android 16 this week.

While there’s no major difference between the One UI 7 and One UI 8, users are still disappointed, and they have a reason: One UI 8.5.

Samsung is developing the next big upgrade, the One UI 8.5. Leaked screenshots signal plenty of new features and a massive overhaul to the user interface. The mid-cycle update will significantly widen the gap from One UI 7.

With Samsung bringing One UI 8 to the Galaxy S21 FE users this week, it’s a moment of celebration. The current update isn’t that exciting, but the next mid-cycle version will be, when it lands in the second quarter of 2026.

• Don’t miss – Galaxy S21 FE’s One UI 8 has 30+ upgrades, lacks key features

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Samsung has finally responded to the One UI 8 battery draining problem affecting users of Galaxy phones and watches. The company explains why users see a sudden decline in battery life after installing the One UI 8 update.

On September 15, Samsung started the One UI 8 update rollout. Starting with the Galaxy S25 series, the update was gradually expanded to dozens of devices. One UI 8 Watch update is also rolled out to the Watch Ultra and Watch 7.

Galaxy users are complaining about the battery drain problem on community forums and social media. They are asking others if they are also facing the same issue and seeking a fix to improve the battery life declined after the update.

Battery drain complaints

Users are filling the Samsung Community with criticisms about reduced battery life after the One UI 8 update. One of the comments reads, “I wonder if Samsung is unaware of the fast battery drain issue or if they simply have no intention of fixing it.”

One user with a Galaxy S24 posted a question, “The battery is draining fast after the update, is there a solution?” Another user stated, “There’s almost no change compared to the previous version, but the battery drains faster.”

Reddit’s Samsung-related subreddits are also filled with similar complaints. A user named claimed, “I regret the One UI 8 update. When I was using One UI 7, the Screen-On Time (SOT) on my Galaxy S25 was about 7 hours, but now it’s only 5 hours.”

A Galaxy Watch 7 user also left a question: “After the update, if I leave home with a 100% charge and return, the battery only has about 20% left. Previously, it had about 70-80% remaining. Can I downgrade (revert to the previous version)?”

Samsung’s response

Commenting on some complaints, Samsung explained that the cause behind battery drain isn’t just the One UI 8 update. The decline is influenced by various factors, including app updates, different usage environments, and usage patterns.

Samsung recommends users report the problem via the Members app and keep the log file attached. It also sought detailed information to better evaluate what’s wrong with the devices that are ruining the battery life.

Samsung (via Chosun) responded to users, saying:

Battery consumption is complexly influenced by various factors, such as updates to installed apps, changes in the device’s usage environment, or usage patterns.

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Galaxy S26 series and One UI 8.5 are stamped with each other, and they affect Galaxy S25 users as well. A delay in the next-gen flagships could also postpone the Beta launch of the new software and rollout to older devices as well.

Samsung has just unveiled its first TriFold device, scheduled for late 2025 release. Meanwhile, the S26 series is the most anticipated reveal. The software part has also become similarly awaited, given its scope of changes.

Why Samsung could delay the Galaxy S26?

Samsung is running late with the development of the Galaxy S26 Plus. The company reportedly had no plans to bring the Plus model next year. Instead, it has almost finished developing the Galaxy S26 Edge as a Plus replacement.

Meanwhile, Samsung has canceled the S26 Edge at the last minute after determining no potential in the form factor. As a result, the Galaxy S26 Plus has rejoined the lineup, but the development may render Unpacked a little late.

How Galaxy S26 delay affect S25 users?

If Samsung delays the Galaxy S26 series, the One UI 8.5 reveal will naturally be delayed. The new software is set to come preinstalled with the new flagships. The upcoming phones and software directly affect Galaxy S25 users.

Galaxy S25 series was rumored to get One UI 8.5 Beta in late November. With Samsung changing its plans, the Unpacked event seems to be pushed to March. That said, the Beta Program may also be delayed until early 2026.

Rumors suggest the One UI 8.5 Beta could be delayed, and the Galaxy S26 Plus is to be blamed. One UI 8 didn’t take much time to go official, but the update doesn’t seem like a major one despite bumping the Android version.

If you own a Galaxy S25 (or Plus or Ultra), the next couple of weeks are going to be quite important. If Samsung unveils the One UI 8.5 Beta, users will be able to access the new software advancements early, as the official release is likely in May 2026.

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If you’re looking for a great smartwatch, the Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 Classic is one of the best options, especially for Android users. It looks like a traditional watch but has all the smart features you need. Right now, you can get it for an amazing price, which makes it a perfect time to buy.

The Galaxy Watch 8 Classic usually costs $499.99, but it is now available for just $319 on Woot, an Amazon-owned deals website. That’s a huge discount of $180.99, and it’s the lowest price we’ve seen for this watch so far.

You also get a full one-year manufacturer’s warranty with your purchase. Keep in mind, this deal is only for the White color, and there is a limit of two watches per customer. The offer will last for eight days or until the stock runs out.

Source – Samsung Mobile Press

The Galaxy Watch 8 Classic features a stainless steel body and a sapphire crystal screen, materials usually found in luxury watches. The rotating bezel is not only stylish but also makes it easy to use the watch. Its 1.37-inch Super AMOLED screen is bright and sharp, with a 438 x 438 resolution.

The watch is very durable, with IP68, 5ATM, and MIL-STD-810H certifications, meaning it can handle water, dust, and tough conditions. The battery lasts up to 30 hours with Always On Display or 40 hours if it is turned off.

If you want a smartwatch that is stylish, durable, and full of features, the Galaxy Watch 8 Classic $319 deal is a great choice. Click here to visit the deal page.

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WhatsApp has released a new beta update for Android, which reveals that the company is working on the ability for users to set a cover photo on their profile. This feature, already available for WhatsApp Business accounts, will soon be coming to regular users as well.

The new cover photo option will let users add a banner image at the top of their WhatsApp profile, similar to what we see on Facebook or LinkedIn. This image will allow people to express their personality, mood, or style through visuals, to make profiles more fun and personal.

Currently, only WhatsApp Business users can set cover photos to make their pages look more professional and appealing. However, WhatsApp now plans to expand this feature to everyone. Users will be able to upload or select a picture from their gallery directly in their profile settings.

Image via WABetaInfo

WhatsApp is also testing privacy settings for cover photos, giving users control over who can see them. The available options include “Everyone,” “My contacts,” and “Nobody.” For now, there’s no “My contacts except” option, but it might be added later. These privacy options ensure that users can customize their profiles while staying in control of their personal information.

The cover photo feature is currently under development and is not yet available to users. WhatsApp is currently testing and improving it before a wider release. Once ready, the update will likely roll out to beta testers first and then to all users in the coming weeks. Stay tuned for more information.

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Samsung Galaxy Buds 4 and Galaxy Buds 4 Pro are currently under development. Fans are expecting these new earbuds to launch in early 2026, probably alongside the Galaxy S26 smartphones. Now, new information reveals the battery life of Galaxy Buds 4 and Buds 4 Pro cases.

According to the latest information via GalaxyClub, both earbuds will come with slightly larger charging cases. The Galaxy Buds 4 and Buds 4 Pro cases could have a rated battery of 515 mAh, with a typical capacity around 530 mAh.

This is a small upgrade compared to the Galaxy Buds 3 series, which had a 515 mAh battery. Even though the improvement is minor, it should mean users will need to charge the cases less often. Samsung may also improve the earbuds’ efficiency so they can play music longer on a single charge.

Recently, the codenames and model numbers of the new earbuds also leaked. Samsung calls the Galaxy Buds 4 “Handel” (model SM-R540) and the Galaxy Buds 4 Pro “Bach” (model SM-R640).

Moreover, some design details have also appeared online. Early sketches show that the Galaxy Buds 4 will keep the stem-style design from the Buds 3 series, with a few small changes. The stems may be slightly reshaped for better comfort and use.

The Galaxy Buds 4 series seems to bring small but meaningful improvements. Stay tuned for more information.

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If you own a Samsung Galaxy phone like the Galaxy S25 Ultra or S24, you may have noticed that your device often feels faster and smoother after a software update. Even small security patches can make a noticeable difference. Many people assume it’s just in their imagination, but several real-time changes improve your phone’s performance.

Software updates don’t just fix security issues, as they often include tiny improvements to the system that make users feel better. They refresh your phone in ways you might not see but can definitely feel.

Here’s How Samsung Software Updates  Make Your Phone Feel Smoother

1.) System Cleanup

When you install an update, your phone automatically removes temporary files, logs, and cached data. This “system cleanup” frees up storage and helps reduce memory issues, which makes the device run more efficiently. After a reboot, apps open faster, animations feel smoother, and overall performance improves

2.) Smarter Task Management

Even security updates often include small improvements to background task scheduling, Samsung tweaks components such as Device Care, Game Booster, System UI, and SmartThings to manage CPU and GPU resources better. These adjustments help animations stay consistent, apps launch quicker, and scrolling feels more stable.

3.) Performance Reset

Over time, your phone’s AI performance mode or thermal throttling may slow down the system to prevent overheating. Updates often reset these settings to their default values, allowing the phone to perform at its best temporarily. This reset can make the device feel faster and more responsive immediately after updating.

4.) Visual and UI Refresh

Minor changes like smoother transitions, improved font rendering, and subtle tweaks to icons or animations can create a noticeable “fresh” feeling. Even small visual improvements are enough to make your phone feel newer.

So, Samsung updates do more than keep your phone secure as they clean up the system, optimize background tasks, reset performance settings, and improve visuals. That’s why even minor updates can make your Galaxy phone feel faster, smoother, and more enjoyable to use.

Source: PhoneArt

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Samsung is reportedly gearing up for the launch of its Galaxy S26 series in March 2025, instead of January 2025. While the lineup is expected to include the Galaxy S26, S26+, and S26 Ultra, new reports suggest these phones could bring something special, which is support for the latest Bluetooth standard, Bluetooth 6.1.

A recently spotted Samsung chip on the Bluetooth SIG website, the Exynos S6568, could make this possible. The Exynos S6568 is designed to work alongside Samsung’s main Exynos 2600 processor and supports both Bluetooth 6.1 and Wi-Fi.

Announced in May 2025, Bluetooth 6.1 is the newest version of Bluetooth technology. It promises better security, improved power efficiency, and more stable connections compared to Bluetooth 6.0. Currently, no devices in the market offer this standard, so the Galaxy S26 series could be the first phones to feature it.

Samsung may be using the Exynos S6568 to offload Bluetooth and Wi-Fi tasks from the main processor. The Galaxy S26 lineup is also expected to use the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 in some regions, but in most markets, the Exynos 2600 could make the Galaxy S26 series more efficient and powerful.

While official confirmation is still pending, the certification of the Exynos S6568 suggests that Samsung is planning to push connectivity and efficiency with the new Galaxy phones. The new Galaxy S series is expected to arrive with One UI 8.5, which will bring several new features and changes. Stay tuned.

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Samsung’s next big software update, One UI 8.5, is shaping up for Galaxy users. While Samsung hasn’t officially announced it yet, leaked information from early builds has revealed some exciting new features in its Camera app.

In the current Pro mode, users can manually adjust settings like ISO, shutter speed, white balance, and focus to capture perfect shots. However, doing this every time can be time-consuming.

With One UI 8.5, Samsung plans to introduce Pro camera presets. These presets allow users to save their favorite combinations of settings and apply them instantly.

For example, you could save one preset for bright daylight photos and another for low-light shots. The next time you take pictures, you can simply pick the right preset instead of adjusting each setting manually. This makes it easier for both beginners and photography lovers to get great results quickly.

Image via Android Authority

Moreover, Samsung might let users share these camera presets with others using Quick Share. This means you could send your favorite camera settings to friends or download theirs to try different styles.

The leaked code also shows that users will be able to choose which camera lens – main, ultrawide, or telephoto – the preset applies to. However, since Galaxy phones have different camera hardware, some presets might not work the same on every device.

While we don’t yet know when One UI 8.5 will officially arrive, these new camera tools could make Samsung’s camera experience even more powerful and user-friendly. Stay tuned for more information.

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Samsung may be forced to hike the prices of Galaxy phones, including the Galaxy S26 series. A new report highlights the reasons that could force Samsung to increase prices across its IT products, including smartphones and laptops.

According to Hankyung (via Jukan), Samsung is facing cost-increase pressure, which would result in a price hike in Galaxy phones and laptops. Memory and inflation are among the key reasons behind a potential increase in prices.

Galaxy S26 series will launch early next year, and Samsung is betting everything on the Exynos 2600 chipset. If the in-house SoC is used, the company will manage to keep the prices unchanged, without passing on to buyers.

Almost every merchant related to the electronics industry reiterated the fact that DRAM prices have doubled in a month and are skyrocketing. People familiar with the matter believe the prices won’t go down anytime soon.

Samsung Galaxy S25, S25 Plus and S25 Ultra

Industry insiders estimate that the memory-flation will continue until 2027-2028. Given the rapid rise of AI, the supply and prices of DRAM are peaking. It also affects the bill of materials as memory is a key spec in mobile devices.

HBM chips are almost five to six times more expensive than regular DRAM, and that’s why manufacturers are focusing on high bandwidth memories. It makes the general-purpose DRAM supply insufficient, leading to a price jump.

Memory-flation is a term that comprises memory + inflation in the industry. It applies when the price of complete IT products like phones and PCs rises following the surge in memory semiconductor prices, which has begun in earnest.

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Samsung’s October 2025 security update is now available for Galaxy S22, S22+, and S22 Ultra in various markets. The firmware was released first in Southeast Asian markets, before the recent expansion to India.

October 2025 patch follows the recent One UI 8 update rollout for the Galaxy S22 series. While the previous release was a major one, users shouldn’t expect a significant update until the second quarter of next year.

Well, the new update isn’t useless either.

It includes stability and reliability enhancements to elevate your phone’s behaviour. Samsung has patched 34 CVEs and SVEs and included the improvements in the October patch. You can check the changelog and build versions below:

Changelog:

• Stability and reliability
  • Device behavior has been improved

Software versions:

• S908EXXUCGYJ1 – Galaxy S22 Ultra
• S906EXXUCGYJ1 – Galaxy S22 Plus
• S901EXXUCGYJ1 – Galaxy S22

October patch is coming as an over-the-air update, which doesn’t require manual installation. You can easily update the software by navigating through Settings, followed by Software update, and Download and install.

One UI 8.5 is expected to be available by June 2026. It will bring plenty of new features and a frosted glass user interface. Samsung is testing new changes and features internally, and the official reveal is slated for Unpacked next year.

One UI 8 was the last major OS upgrade for the Galaxy S22 series. The flagship lineup was released in early 2022 and supported four years of OS upgrades. Starting with Android 13, it has received 4 Android upgrades until Android 16.

Now, Samsung will provide another year of regular security patches. You can expect a category demotion by the end of February 2026. Your device will be shifted to the Quarterly updates cycle for another year of security patches.

Source – Samsung Mobile Press

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Samsung’s Galaxy Z TriFold phone is on display at the K-Tech Showcase before the APEC CEO Summit in South Korea. The company is displaying an unfinished device, with market arrival scheduled for the end of the year.

While Samsung didn’t let visitors touch or use the device, we’ve exclusive videos right from the launchpad. Korean media outlets Chosun and Dailian have published real-life images, and tipster Ice Universe posted the showcase video.

It is reported that the TriFold has a nearly invisible screen crease. Samsung has already nailed the screen visibility with the Galaxy Z Fold 7, and it would be interesting to see how the TriFold takes the crease control further.

Source – Dailian

The Z TriFold is placed inside a glass box, which displays a visual clip. It shows the phone in its folded state along with a visualization of unfolding. The cover screen offers a regular phone-like experience, while the full view acts like a tablet.

Here's the Galaxy Z TriFold phone Samsung showcased at APEC Summit in South Korea

Courtesy of @UniverseIce (Weibo) pic.twitter.com/ZmHVIpZE3H

— Yash (@TweetToYash) October 28, 2025

Samsung’s Galaxy Z TriFold phone comes with a dual-hinge design to function in the triple-folding form factor. It practically features two foldable panels, which turn into a tablet-sized appearance when completely unfolded.

Galaxy Z TriFold is based on Samsung Display’s Flex G prototype, whose screens fold inward. Korean media reports that Samsung’s TriFold has overcome the technological limitations that caused durability concerns.

The Korean tech giant is expected to have a brief session regarding its TriFold during the APEC CEO Summit on October 31 and November 1. The official reveal is expected in late November or early December in select markets.

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• Samsung’s stunning new TriFold phone may skip the US launch

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Samsung has now dropped the One UI 8 Watch Beta 3 update for the Galaxy Watch 6 and Classic. The company is running a Beta Program in South Korea, with users are now getting a new Beta four weeks after the second release.

One UI 8 Watch Beta 3 brings crucial bug fixes to the Galaxy Watch 6. This update targets voice recording and media controller functions. It’s an important release that brings users closer to the Stable One UI 8 Watch update.

Samsung’s One UI 8 Watch is built on Google’s Wear OS 6. It’s a successor to the One UI 6 Watch, as One UI 7 Watch term was not utilized. The OS introduces a new tile system that delivers important updates at a glance.

The Stable update has already rolled out to the Galaxy Watch 7 and Watch Ultra 2024. The company didn’t take much time for the Watch Ultra, but Watch 7’s testing lasted longer; but it won’t be the case for the Watch 6.

With the third Beta, Samsung has addressed issues related to audio recording and media controller. Users who reported issues with these two aspects will now have a better experience, with even more enhancements likely included.

Changelog

Improved performance issues

• Fixed the voice recording not operating normally
• Fixed the media controller not operating normally

If you’ve participated in the Beta Program and are running the second Beta, you would have received the third Beta OTA. Access it using the Wearable app; follow the steps: Watch settings > Watch software update > Download and install.

Galaxy watch 6 series beta 3 released

Fixing performance issues

– Fixed the issue where audio recording was not working properly.

– Fixed an issue where the media controller was not working properly pic.twitter.com/n9DDp9jzTZ

— Alfatürk (@Alfaturk16) October 28, 2025

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Google Messages will soon integrate a “Trash” folder, an idea inspired by Samsung’s Recycle Bin feature.

Galaxy phones prioritize Google Messages, instead of Samsung Messages, to offer modern chat features like RCS. However, Google’s native messaging app is still evolving, and Samsung is playing a key role, indeed indirectly.

Google Messages app’s latest Beta shows signs of an upcoming Recycle Bin-like “Trash” feature. It will help users recover deleted chats, just like Gmail. The app will keep deleted chats stored in a separate memory for 30 days.

Samsung Messages has the same feature as the Recycle Bin. When you delete a chat, it goes right to the Recycle Bin, a dedicated folder. You have 30 days to restore the deleted chat; otherwise, it will be permanently wiped out.

Google Messages prioritizes the term “Trash Folder” for this feature, similar to Files by Google. Leaked code snippets suggest the “Trash Folder” will be put on the task to store recoverable “Trashed Conversations.”

All in all, Samsung users are going to benefit much from this feature. It will effectively safeguard messages and prevent the loss of accidental removals.

While Samsung Messages has had it for years, Google’s version is in early stages. The current development is limited to code snippets, and we could see a preview of this feature in the next Beta builds of the application.

Let’s see when Google Messages begins the rollout of its trash folder.

Recycle Bin feature in Samsung Messages

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Samsung has new software updates for the Galaxy Tab S10 and Tab S9 series. The company has recently released a major One UI 8 upgrade for its premium tablets, while the latest updates aim to improve system security.

Galaxy Tab S10 and Galaxy Tab S9 series are getting Samsung’s September and October security patch updates, respectively. Despite having a generation gap, the older tablet lineup is receiving a better, newer security patch.

Users of the Galaxy Tab S10, Tab S10 Plus, Tab S9, Tab S9 Plus, and Tab S9 Ultra can expect a notable boost in performance and stability. The latest updates may also have carried improvements for features across the OS.

Firmware update versions:

• CYJ4 – Galaxy Tab S10 series
• DYJ2 – Galaxy Tab S9 series

Initially available in South Korea, the new software updates will soon be available in the Global market. You can manually check for updates through Settings > Software update > Download and install.

One UI 8 introduces major refinements for the user interface. Samsung has also tweaked the Quick Settings and Notification Panel. The windows are now impressively optimized for tablet form factor and have adopted dynamic blur.

Samsung recently started the Android 16 rollout to the Galaxy Tab S8 series. The company didn’t expand key Galaxy AI features with the Tab S9 and Tab S8 series; however, the Tab S10 series has received Now Brief and Audio Eraser.

Meanwhile, a major interface overhaul is being prepared along with a set of new features. These upgrades will be provided as part of One UI 8.5. You can expect the Android 16-based One UI 8.5 update in the second quarter of 2026.

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Samsung is preparing at least three major upgrades for the Galaxy Z Fold 8. With Apple reportedly pushing its foldable iPhone launch plans to 2027, Samsung is utilizing this opportunity to raise the bar of this smartphone segment.

A new report (via Jukan/X) reveals how Samsung could bring major upgrades to the Galaxy Z Fold 8 ahead of Apple’s entry to the foldable lineup.

Galaxy Z Fold 8 Upgrades

Samsung’s next Galaxy Z Fold model is expected to improve performance by improving its screen and battery, as well as retaining stylus support.

1. Display

Samsung Display may use its advanced laser drilling metal plate technology. This technological shift is slated to significantly reduce the display crease on the Galaxy Z Fold 8.

Over the years, Samsung has improved the crease, but there’s still room for improvement. The next year’s Z Fold model may be equipped with a screen with almost an invisible crease.

2. Battery

Samsung may bring a battery near 5,000mAh to the Galaxy Z Fold 8. It will be a big boost over the 4,400mAh battery on the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and previous models.

The report suggests 5,000mAh could be the typical capacity, meaning the rated battery capacity could exceed this mark; however, it remains a matter of internal consideration.

3. S Pen

Galaxy Z Fold 7 screen lost the stylus input support to reduce thickness. However, Samsung might bring it back with the next-gen foldable smartphone in 2026.

The Korean tech giant is working on a futuristic display technology inspired by Apple Pencil solution; without the requirement of a digitiser film, the panel could recognize stylus input.

If you’re considering buying the perfect foldable, the Galaxy Z Fold 8 would be for you. Well, this year’s Galaxy Z Fold 7 smartphone also has significant upgrades in terms of design, display, camera, and performance.

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On October 28, Samsung put its most ambitious Galaxy Z TriFold smartphone prototype on showcase on the sidelines of the APEC Summit.

At K-Tech Showcase, Samsung officially unveiled its Galaxy Z TriFold smartphone, which features a dual-hinge mechanism to fold twice. This innovative form factor is set to be commercialized by Samsung by the end of the year.

Following this showcase, we’re expecting a little bigger reveal by Samsung during the APEC Summit, which is being held on October 31 and November 1.

It’s an expansion to the existing Galaxy Z Fold lineup, which features a single hinge and unfolds a single time. The dual-hinge mechanism integrates three folding panels into one, and the smartphone can be unfolded twice.

Source – Chosun

The unit put on showcase is a prototype unit, as the mass production and official release in expected by the end of the year. Until then, Samsung might bring even more refinements to the hardware, software, and appearance.

Source – Chosun

Samsung did not allow visitors to touch or use the device directly. It was placed behind a protective glass display case. Meanwhile, tipster Phoneart has also dropped pictures showing off a closer look at the phone’s design.

Source – Phoneart (@UniverseIce)

Galaxy Z TriFold is rumored to have a 6.5-inch cover screen, and the main screens could be extended to 10 inches. That said, the device will become even bigger than the Galaxy Z Fold 7 phone, which has an 8-inch screen.

While the US release is unlikely, Samsung might launch the Galaxy Z TriFold with a price tag of between $2,600 $2,800. Its presence could be limited to select countries: South Korea, China, Singapore, Taiwan, and the UAE.

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Apple might equip the entire iPhone 18 lineup with 18GB of RAM. This year’s Pro and Pro Max models have upgraded their RAM capacity to 12GB, which is expected to expand to the Base and Plus/Air models next year.

TheBell reports that Apple informed Samsung of an increased requirement for LPDDR5X memory for the iPhone 18 series. Samsung is the only vendor producing 12GB and 16GB LPDDR5X RAMs, so the shift is highly likely.

An upgraded 12GB RAM on the iPhone 18 will help Apple Intelligence run more effectively. It will also provide a crucial boost to on-device AI processing. For this crucial shift, Apple is reportedly seeking the help of Samsung.

Apple’s base and Plus/Air models compete with Samsung’s Galaxy S and Plus/Edge flagships. Samsung has the Galaxy S Ultra to rival Apple’s iPhone Pro and Pro Max versions with the most premium-tier hardware and features.

Samsung upgraded the Galaxy S lineup’s RAM in 2025, taking it to 12GB across models. Apple will catch up to Samsung in the memory segment with its next-gen iPhones.

12GB won’t sound like a decent upgrade in 2026 iPhones, as there are plenty of devices available with even more, 16GB or 24GB RAM. However, the software optimization plays a key role here as just hardware can’t deliver alone.

Another major shift in the pipeline is a new strategic launch timeline. The base iPhones might launch in the first quarter, starting in 2026, while the Pro and Pro Max would be introduced in the third quarter, as usual.

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Samsung is getting ready to launch its next wireless earbuds, the Galaxy Buds 4 and Galaxy Buds 4 Pro. The company seems to be giving this new lineup a unique and creative touch. Instead of using simple or color-based codenames like in the past, Samsung has chosen names inspired by classical composers.

According to information via Android Authority, the latest One UI 8.5 software revealed important details about these upcoming earbuds. In Samsung’s Buds Manager app, the Buds 4 are listed under the codename “Handel,” while the Buds 4 Pro are called “Bach.”

Both names come from famous German composers, which shows that Samsung is adding a touch of classical music flair to its new products. This is a new direction for Samsung, as older Galaxy Buds had much simpler codenames.

While the names Galaxy Buds 4 and Buds 4 Pro had already been seen before, this is the first time we’ve learned about their codenames.  These names are quite different from previous generations. For example, the Galaxy Buds 2 were called “Berry” internally, while the Buds 3, 3 Pro, and 3 FE used “Jelly,” “Paran,” and “Gemstone.”

The new musical codenames might hint that Samsung is aiming for a more elegant design or an improved listening experience. So far, there are no leaked images or official previews of the Galaxy Buds 4 series. Only some icons have appeared in the early One UI 8.5 builds, and it’s unclear if they represent the final design.

Still, it’s clear that Samsung is continuing to improve its popular audio lineup while also working on new products like the Galaxy XR headset. Stay tuned for more information.

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Samsung’s Galaxy S20 FE has officially received its last security update. October 2025 security patch is the final update the phone will get. While the device is still up-to-date now, it will no longer receive future updates.

The Galaxy S20 FE is part of Samsung’s “Fan Edition” lineup, which offers many features of Samsung’s flagship phones at a lower price. When it was released, it was a popular choice because it combined strong performance and useful features without the high cost of a full flagship model.

Samsung now supports newer phones for longer periods. Many new Android phones get updates for about seven years, but the Galaxy S20 FE came out before this policy. It means that this FE will no longer receive security updates.

The successor of the Galaxy S20 FE, the Galaxy S21 FE, is also nearing the end of its support, while the new Galaxy S25 FE is in its first year of a seven-year update plan. This means the S25 FE will continue to receive both Android and security updates until 2032.

For anyone still using the S20 FE, this is a good time to think about upgrading. Samsung is offering the Galaxy S25 FE at an amazing discount with a trade-in and even includes a free storage upgrade. While the S20 FE will still work, it will gradually lose protection against security threats.

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Samsung has started rolling out the October 2025 security update for the Galaxy S21 FE. Right now, it is available for users in Vietnam, and it will reach other countries soon. This update comes soon after Samsung began releasing the One UI 8 update for the device.

October 2025 security update for Samsung Galaxy S21 FE arrives with the One UI build version G990EXXSJHYJ4 and is about 300MB in size. Even though it is not very large, it includes important security fixes. The latest security patch addresses over 30 security issues, some of which could put your phone at risk.

October 2025 security update is coming while Samsung is still rolling out One UI 8 for the Galaxy S21 FE. The One UI 8 update started last week, but many users in different countries are still waiting for it. Even though this major UI update is not yet available for everyone, Samsung is making sure devices get the latest security fixes first.

Image via golyigit2025 (X)

This security update rollout shows that Samsung is focused on keeping its users’ phones safe. Installing updates on time is important to protect your phone from security threats and ensure it works well.

To get the update, go to your phone’s Settings >> Software Update >> Download and Install. If you don’t see it right away, don’t worry. Samsung usually releases updates in phases, so it might take a few days to appear on your device.

Galaxy S21 FE users should check for this update and install it as soon as it is available. Keeping your phone updated will not only improve security but also help your device run better with the latest improvements.

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Samsung has started expanding the October 2025 security update for its latest foldable phones, the Galaxy Z Flip 7 and Galaxy Z Fold 7. After first reaching users in Korea, the update is now available in India and Europe. This new update enhances the security and stability of the devices for everyday use.

October 2025 update mainly focuses on improving security and performance. It fixes 34 security issues found in both Android and Samsung’s own software. While there are no new features or major visual changes, the update helps make the phones safer and run more smoothly.

Users of Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 and Galaxy Z Fold 7 can identify the latest update by the firmware version ending with AYJ3. Although this update doesn’t bring visible changes, it’s important for maintaining the phone’s security and long-term performance.

Source – Samsung Mobile Press

Samsung’s new foldables come with One UI 8 based on Android 16 right out of the box. The company promises seven years of software updates, which means users will continue to get new features and security patches for a long time.

At the moment, Samsung is preparing the One UI 8.5 update. It will reportedly bring a refreshed design with more dynamic visuals and new features. Notably, this major update will debut with the Galaxy S26 series next year.

To install the latest security patch, go to Settings > Software update > Download and install. If the update is available for your device, it will start downloading automatically. It’s recommended to install this patch to keep your Galaxy Z Flip 7 or Fold 7 secure and running smoothly.

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Samsung is preparing to roll out its next big software update, One UI 8.5, and leaks have already started revealing some of the exciting changes coming to Galaxy devices. One UI 8.5 is expected to make photo editing easier and smarter, especially with a big change to Samsung’s popular Object Eraser feature.

According to the latest information via @Tarunvats, Samsung is planning to combine the Object Eraser tool with the Generative Edit feature in the Gallery app. This means users will be able to remove unwanted people, objects, or shadows from their photos more easily and quickly.

Notably, the Object Eraser, first introduced with the Galaxy S21 series, has been a fan-favorite AI feature that makes photo editing simple for everyone. Now, a new change for Object Eraser has been spotted in a leaked test version of One UI 8.5.

One UI 8.5: Object eraser has been integrated into generative edit. pic.twitter.com/E2LqSGp2U7

— Tarun Vats (@tarunvats33) October 26, 2025

With the new setup, users can use Object Eraser directly from the Generative Edit option instead of switching between tools. This will make photo editing faster and more convenient.

Other leaks also mention new design changes coming with One UI 8.5. Samsung may add a “Create” button at the bottom of the Gallery app with a clean blur effect, along with a refreshed Favorites card design in the Contacts app. It also brings new AI features, a fully customizable quick panel, and more.

For now, these new changes are based on an internal test build, so Samsung has not officially confirmed any details. The final version of One UI 8.5 may include all or some of these features. It is expected to arrive with the Galaxy S26 series next year. Stay tuned.

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Samsung is now bringing the One UI 8 update to the Galaxy A54 in the US and the Galaxy M55 in India. These rollouts follow their initial deployment in Samsung’s home ground and select Asian and European countries.

Galaxy A54 at Cricket Wireless carrier in the US and Galaxy M55 5G in India are getting their Android 16-based One UI 8. Having a compatible Galaxy device makes you eligible to grab this free upgrade from Samsung.

One UI 8 brings user interface refinements to Galaxy users. One UI 7 brought Now Bar, and One UI 8 makes it compatible with even more services. Android 16’s Live Updates are also official, which will benefit your Samsung.

Samsung has improved the Object Eraser and Reflection Eraser tools. The Gallery app’s Remaster feature also functions faster than ever. You may notice more precise results while editing images using the Object Eraser feature.

System animations and fluency have been improved, too. Try using the Good Lock app and its supported modules for additional tweaks and customization. You can now get this personalization app from Google’s Play Store as well.

One UI 8

One UI 8 focuses on various system apps and activities. Apps like My Files, Reminders, and Calendar have adopted a redesigned UI. This overhaul is centered on streamlining the overall user experience on Galaxy devices.

The best part, One UI 8 update makes your device eligible for the One UI 8.5. As your device has now received Android 16, the next big One UI upgrade should be provided, which is expected to bring brand-new UI and features.

Check for updates manually through Settings > Software update > Download and install.

Source – Galaxy A54 | Galaxy M55

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Samsung is in the final phase of One UI 8 distribution, and the rollout has just initiated for the Galaxy Tab S8 series.

Owners of the Galaxy Tab S8, Tab S8 Plus, and Tab S8 Ultra are getting Samsung’s Android 16-based One UI 8. The major software’s availability is currently capped to South Korea, but Samsung will soon take it to the Global market.

One UI 8 also brings together the September 2025 security patch, which provides fixes for plenty of CVE and SVE items. Samsung is also rolling out the October patch, but your tablet might receive the December patch next.

You are getting a plethora of new features, design improvements, and performance enhancements. Samsung included specific refinements in One UI 8 for its large-screen devices, such as foldable smartphones and tablets.

The biggest change you will notice is the redesigned Quick Settings and Notification Panel. The two panels have adopted a pretty good design over the One UI 7. The adoption of dynamic blur takes the visual appeal to a whole new level.

System animations and multitasking have been improved further. Samsung DeX is now based on Google’s Desktop Mode, bringing additional features and a more PC-like experience when you connect with a compatible monitor.

Don’t eye the implementation of the Now Brief feature as Samsung had a single wave of expansion that covered 2024 flagships. Meanwhile, Now Bar will gradually support more and more apps and activities for real-time updates.

Head towards your tablet’s Settings, followed by the Software update section. Once done, you should see a button entitled Download and install. Hit the key to force your Galaxy device to connect to the server and begin fetching the OTA.

Source – 영이옹이 / Samsung Community Korea

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Samsung is rolling out a new software update to the Galaxy Buds 3 and Buds 3 Pro with charging improvement. The company’s premium earbuds are receiving this firmware in South Korea, with expansion likely in the coming days.

October 2025 update for the Galaxy Buds 3 and Buds 3 Pro includes a “stability code related to charging operation.” Samsung recommends users install this new software to experience optimal performance and experience.

Galaxy Buds leverage on charging case to juice up their batteries. However, Samsung’s patch could mainly focus on the battery aspect to improve the charging. The battery life may also get a little boost, elevating the user experience.

In addition, the update should’ve also carried stability enhancements. Meanwhile, no new feature’s addition has been observed so far. If you find any new, kindly let us know through DM on X @thesammyfans.

Samsung also issued a general advice that the update’s content may vary by model, country and carrier. That said, the Global users may or may not receive charging improvements when the rollout begins outside Korea.

Firmware versions:

• R630XXU0AYJ1 – Galaxy Buds 3 Pro
• R530XXU0AYJ1 – Galaxy Buds 3

You can install the latest firmware through the Galaxy Wearable app. Open the application, head towards the device’s Settings, followed by Earbuds Software update, and hit the Download and install button.

Remember, the rollout has started only in South Korea. An expansion could take some time, so don’t panic if your earbuds don’t fetch the OTA.

Source – Samsung Community Korea

Thanks for the tip, Aptivi!

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A report from a Korean media claims that Samsung was ousted from Nvidia HBM4 supply in the early stage. The company has just secured a long-overdue approval for HBM3E from Nvidia, but the new rumor claims different.

NewsTopKorea article (now deleted) claimed the HBM4 samples supplied by Samsung have been rejected in the qualification test by Nvidia. However, analyst Jukan confirmed with his sources and reported on X that the rumor was fake.

Besides HBM4, the report also stated that Nvidia didn’t award supply volumes to Samsung for HBM3E chips despite quality certification. Similar to HBM4, the HBM3E supply rejection also seems to be a baseless information.

• Samsung moves to mass production of HBM3E 12-layer chips for NVIDIA

The next-gen Nvidia AI accelerators will utilize HBM4, a major leap over HBM3E. The company requires even faster high-bandwidth memories for its AI accelerators, and HBM4 will be the next trending solution in the AI era.

Back in September, Samsung’s reportedly sent HBM4 chip samples to Nvidia. The qualification assessment might still be underway, and the Korean tech giant may eventually turn things in its favor, given foundry improvements.

Continue reading…

• Nvidia CEO’s personal letter to Samsung Boss brings big news on AI

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Unexpected news coming out from Samsung’s home ground, where a Galaxy S25 Plus caught fire moments after excessive overheating.

A user of the Galaxy S25 Plus reported the incident on Samsung’s Korean community (via @ya_sking12767). As per the forum post, the Galaxy S25 Plus has suddenly started overheating; estimating the potential fire, the user threw it away.

This incident puts Samsung’s product safety in question once again. It seems the owner of the affected device is safe; that’s the best news in this incident. The quick decision to throw away the phone has avoided critical damage.

Following the incident, the user took their phone in an exploded condition to nearby service center. However, the initial investigation didn’t reveal the exact cause of this unexpected explosion, which must be thoroughly investigated.

The user, who faced this issue, reported:

The S25+ I was holding got extremely hot and made a popping sound, so I threw it on the floor, and then a fire broke out. The Samsung Service Center says the investigation concluded the cause is unknown.

As the complaint is posted in the official community, Samsung would directly contact the user. The device might be picked up from the user’s end for further investigation, and hopefully, they will get a new unit as a replacement.

Via – @ya_sking12767/X

Galaxy S25 Plus Battery & Charging

Samsung’s Galaxy S25 Plus comes with a 4,900mAh battery and supports up to 45W fast charging. It’s a safe battery capacity, which the company has been utilizing for more than half a decade on the Galaxy S Ultra version.

The user claims the phone was not put on charge. Meanwhile, the comment section is filled with mixed reactions, with some concerned about their S25 devices, while some are guessing a 3rd-party charger may have been used.

We recommend that readers keep monitoring their phone’s temperature. It may generate heat in certain tasks, but if you notice an excessive level of overheating, stop using it and keep away until it gets cooler, and visit the service center.

This article will be refreshed when a new update arrives on the matter.

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Google Chrome browser has now adopted a complete Material 3 Expressive design. The deployment of new UI components was initiated in late August, and Google took almost two months to fully deploy the interface.

Samsung phones have also received the updated Chrome with new Expressive design elements. The leading internet browser app has turned a bit more visually appealing, thanks to Google’s brand-new design language.

Google’s Chrome app has tweaked its 3-dot menu and tab grid.

The 3-dot menu now has forward, bookmark, download, site info, and refresh buttons in circular containers at the top. In the screenshots attached, you can see the Chrome app’s 3-dot overflow menu in Light and Dark modes.

Next is the Tab Grid, which has painted the new tab “plus” icon into dynamic color. Depending on your phone’s theming settings, Chrome’s “plus” key within the Tab Grid will appear be it Blue, Pink, or Monochrome.

When you swipe to close a tab, a pop-up appears at the bottom that has adopted a shadow effect. Tabs in the Incognito mode and Group switcher are also tweaked with the addition of a separate container with a squircle button.

Some components on Samsung phones differ from Google Pixels, probably due to a staged rollout. You may notice even more differences if you’ve a color palette applied, so don’t consider it a bug or deficiency.

Get Chrome 141 to experience the complete Material 3 Expressive design.

Recently, Google has updated the Messages app with a full Material 3 Expressive design; head over here to see what changed.

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Remember Sam Sung, the guy who became an internet legend for working at an Apple Store with a name like Samsung?

BusinessInsider recently reported the news that Sam Sung has decided to leave his infamous moniker behind. He’s now going by Sam Struan, who was working as a regular Apple Store specialist in Vancouver, Canada.

“I was at my other part-time job, and my phone wouldn’t stop ringing,” Struan said. “I thought someone had died. Then I saw a text saying I’d gone viral on Reddit.”

Imagine the chaos: people calling the Apple Store, asking if “Sam Sung” really worked there, reporters showing up, and the store pulling him off the sales floor to keep things under wraps.

“I’d just moved to Canada, early in my career, and I was terrified I’d get fired,” he admitted. “Looking back, firing me would’ve caused an even bigger PR mess for Apple.”

Struan, who previously worked at an Apple Store in Glasgow, Scotland, said the viral moment pushed him to rethink his identity. A year later, he left Apple and changed his name to Struan, inspired by a Scottish village.

“It wasn’t like I was famous for something cool like charity work or a big achievement,” he said. “It was just a dumb online joke.”

Struan once auctioned off his old Apple business card with the name Sam Sung for $2,500 and donated it all to charity. “It felt good to take something that was so stressful and turn it into something positive,” he said.

Image – Sam Struan’s old Apple business card | Via – BusinessInsider

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The moment when Samsung officially unveils its first TriFold smartphone is just around the corner. Ahead of the big reveal, Korean sources expose the tentative launch date, venue, potential pricing, and market availability.

KoreaHerald reports that Samsung is set to launch its TriFold smartphone this week at APEC 2025. The summit will be held between October 31 and November 1. This year, South Korea is holding the annual Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum.

This week’s just slated for unveiling, as mass production and market debut are expected later this year. The initial production could be up to 200,000 units based on demand and sales response in the market.

Industry insiders expect the first TriFold from Samsung could be priced around 4 million won ($2,800) in South Korea.

Here’s what Korean sources revealed about the Samsung TriFold:

• Launch – APEC 2025 (October 31 to November 1)
• Venue – Gyeongju, North Gyeongsang Province, South Korea
• Price – 4 million won ($2,800)
• Release – Later this year

We just reported a credible source’s input regarding the limited market availability of Samsung’s TriFold phone. The device, rumored to go official in the US, might miss out on its availability stateside given supply chain challenges.

Continue reading…

• Samsung’s stunning new TriFold phone may skip the US launch

Huawei was the first to commercialize this new foldable form factor. The company has recently launched its second tri-fold phone with improvements over the first model. Samsung is finally entering the segment this week.

While Huawei was the first, Samsung has made some major tweaks to the design infrastructure. The Galaxy TriFold is poised to have a durable build. The hinge has a different structure, and the screens come from Samsung Display.

Image – Huawei Mate XTs Ultimate Design | Via – HuaweiCentral

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Samsung India expects its Galaxy M-series of smartphones will hit the 60 million sales milestone by the end of 2025. Recently, the company’s India subsidiary’s top MX official has made notable remarks in an interview.

The smartphone industry doesn’t only run with flagship and foldable phones. Entry-level and mid-range phones play a vital role in overall sales. And this particular segment has the most intense competition and numerous brands.

Samsung, in the meantime, maintains its lead with offerings that stand out. The software longevity (6-year support) is unmatchable, and the addition of intelligent features extends the sales potential of its non-premium handsets.

Akshay S Rao, Director, MX Business, Samsung India, told HindustanTimes that the Galaxy M-series is crucial for the brand. This lineup helps the company maintain robust sales in the competitive segment of $150.

Akshay S Rao, Director, MX Business, Samsung India, said:

“By the end of 2025, we (Samsung) expect to cross a milestone of 60 million handsets sold.” He added, “Our goal is to deliver unique propositions across price points, ensuring that every buyer finds a compelling reason to choose Samsung.”

Back in 2019, Samsung introduced the Galaxy M series, which comprises entry-level to mid-range phones. The segment’s Galaxy M16 5G impressed the industry with its epic sales, and its successor has taken the charge.

Galaxy M17 5G

The official revealed that the Galaxy M16 was one of the best-sellers in the INR 10,000 – INR 15,000 segment and even went out of stock during the festive season. Samsung now expects an even better response from the Galaxy M17 5G.

The new smartphone comes with a camera equipped with OIS technology. It has more pro-grade features like Gorilla Glass protection, Super AMOLED screen with 1,100 nits brightness, and an IP rating for dust and water resistance.

Samsung also worked on the design to wipe out the bulky tag from its Galaxy M phones. The new Galaxy M17 5G is just 7.5mm thick, making it one of the slimmest phones in the price range of around INR 12,999.

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Samsung Stores in Hongdae, Daechi, and Cheongdam will offer visitors the opportunity to experience the popular console game system, the Nintendo Switch 2, directly on its flagship OLED TV.

Visitors can enjoy the featured titles of Nintendo Switch 2, including the racing game “Mario Kart World” and the open-world action-adventure game “Donkey Kong Bananza,” in a vibrant way on the Samsung OLED TV.

In addition, the South Korean tech giant is also offering various benefits to customers who experience the Nintendo Switch 2 game on a Samsung OLED TV at the Hongdae, Daechi, and Cheongdam Samsung Stores.

• Customers who upload a photo of their experience on their personal SNS and apply on the Samsung.com event page can receive up to 200,000 KRW worth of Shinsegae Department Store gift certificates when purchasing an OLED TV.
• The first 1,000 applicants will also receive a Starbucks coffee coupon.

Source – Samsung Newsroom

The 2025 Samsung OLED is equipped with a variety of technologies, providing the ultimate gaming experience. It features “Glare-Free” technology, which reduces light reflections and glare to deliver deep blacks and vivid colors.

Additionally, the superb picture quality and accurate color reproduction performance certified by Pantone and unique to Samsung OLED express the 3D action elements of “Donkey Kong Bananza” with greater lifelike vibrancy.

Samsung OLED supports various gaming performance features, including:

• AI Auto Game Mode: Optimizes game picture and sound settings using AI.
• Game Bar: Allows for quick and easy changes to game settings.
• ALLM (Auto Low Latency Mode): A feature for automatic low input lag.
• Gaming Hub: A platform to enjoy multiple game contents.

Samsung’s OLED TV packs immersive sound solutions such as Dolby Atmos and Moving Sound+. These technologies make in-game scenes realistic, offering an engrossing experience as if the player has entered the game world.

2025 Samsung OLED TVs bring the Motion Turbo 165Hz feature. It allows for a maximum refresh rate of 165Hz, along with AMD’s FreeSync Premium Pro and NVIDIA’s G-SYNC Compatible support, by reducing screen tearing.

Samsung’s 3rd Gen AI 4K Processor autonomously analyzes content quality to enhance video detail, dimensionality, and contrast. Besides, it offers optimal sound quality adjusted to the space, content, and volume for a 4K-level experience.

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Samsung is expected to launch its most ambitious TriFold sometime in 2025, but the phone might skip the US. A veteran tech leaker has poured cold water on global availability for the first TriFold phone from Samsung.

Leaker EvanBlass revealed the countries in which the Samsung TriFold phone could launch, and it excludes the US. This input renders the previous rumors baseless, which claimed a potential US debut at the initial reveal.

The source expresses skepticism about the global rollout of Samsung’s debut trifold, limiting it to South Korea, the greater Chinese market (including Singapore and Taiwan), and possibly the UAE, despite contrary rumors.

It might be disappointing for the foldable enthusiasts, but Samsung is playing it safe. It would follow the OG Galaxy Fold strategy to bring the product to key Asian markets to experiment with the reliability and sales potential.

Over the past couple of weeks, various rumors have hinted at the potential launch countries of the TriFold smartphone. Beyond that, Samsung is rumored to introduce its new form-factor device at the APEC summit 2025.

Even though the US has become a solid market for Samsung’s foldable phones, the first TriFold may skip the launch stateside. Higher costs of the triple foldable display and supply chain challenges could be the key reasons.

Meanwhile, it’s also likely that the device will initially be available in select markets, with gradual expansion may take it to the United States. Well, it depends completely on the supply chain and what Samsung has planned.

Image – Samsung Display @ MWC25 | via nexplit

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It’s been over a month since Samsung started the official One UI 8 rollout, and the delay list is growing, but very slowly. The company has operated a swift expansion, but some model still seems to be unlucky in rollout.

Samsung’s One UI 8 is based on Android 16, which is one of the fastest to show up after its predecessor. The rollout was pushed by Google’s advancement in bringing the Android 16 version around three months early.

One UI 7 took the longest time in Samsung’s history to go stable. One UI 8 did just the opposite, didn’t make users wait much. Even though the scope of changes isn’t vast, the timeline has returned to Samsung’s usual schedule.

Meanwhile, users of select Galaxy devices are facing a delay in availability as Samsung is pulling the latest firmware from its server. Notably, it’s happening even weeks after the day when the initial rollout was started for users.

The list is growing.

Samsung One UI 8 Delay List

• Galaxy Z Fold SE
• Galaxy S22 series
• Galaxy S24 series
• Galaxy M53
• Galaxy S23 series

Bolded font meant to “rollout still on pause.”

One UI 8

Galaxy Z Fold SE was the first Samsung model hit by the One UI 8 rollout pause. Meanwhile, the release started a little later in South Korea.

Galaxy S22 series then followed the Special Edition foldable, and after putting the firmware briefly on hold, Samsung resumed the expansion.

Last week, the Galaxy S24 series in South Korea was spotted as the most recent victim; the availability hasn’t yet been reinstated, while users have already installed the build.

As spotted by firmware detective MohammedKhatri, Samsung apparently put Galaxy M53’s One UI 8 rollout in Korea, as of October 20, 2025. It’s quite disappointing for Global users who were waiting for their turn.

On October 21, Samsung hit the pause on the update’s rollout to the Galaxy S23 series.

As the expansion continues globally, we could see even more models hit by a sudden halt in the expansion.

Last week, Samsung resumed the update rollout to the Galaxy S23 and S24 series with the October 2025 patch.

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Samsung is recreating its Galaxy S26 series, following the Edge’s departure. We’ve heard for months about the killing of the Base and Plus models and the joining of a new Pro and Edge. With Samsung rethinking the Galaxy S26 lineup, fans are looking forward to seeing a charging speed boost in the vanilla model.

It turns out that Samsung may launch its so-called Galaxy S26 Pro without a Pro tag. Rumors revealed a disappointing 25W charging speed, and Samsung should take it to 45W on the Galaxy S26 smartphone.

Galaxy S26 with 45W charging

Faster charging speed on the Galaxy S26 is an urgent requirement. Samsung can’t pass on its 2026 flagship smartphone with just 25W charging. It becomes a must after 45W support on various unexpected devices.

Over the past couple of months, Samsung has launched some mid-range phones with 45W charging speed. It even offered the same treatment to the Galaxy S25 FE, getting a Plus-like large battery and 45W fast charging.

Galaxy S25 has rendered the most odd version among all these phones. The flagship costs a huge $800 and feels outdated due to its battery capacity and charging speed.

The Galaxy S26 could come with a 4,300mAh battery, while the charging speed is yet to be known. Previous rumors hinted at 25W, but it should be replaced with 45W speed to match the Plus model, and the Fan Edition too.

Galaxy S26 Ultra

The Galaxy S26 Ultra could support 60W charging speed, helping the battery to charge from 0 to 80% in roughly 30 minutes. With the same size of battery, the charging upgrade will make a practical impact on user experience.

Samsung has reportedly delayed the Galaxy S26 series launch to March 2026. The late development of Galaxy S26 Plus appears to be the main reason, but the company might have been securing additional time for its Exynos.

Image via Samsung

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Samsung and RM of BTS have collaborated to release a promotional video for Art TV. The campaign has commenced to coincide with Art Basel Paris 2025.

The promotional video from Samsung and BTS RM aims to capture how artworks, typically hung in museums, permeate our everyday living spaces through Samsung Art TV.

Exclusively available on Samsung Art TV models, the Art Store is an art subscription service that offers over 4,000 artworks from global museums and galleries in 4K resolution.

Three new artworks

RM of BTS introduced artworks that evoke the tranquility and poetic mood of an autumn landscape in his short film. The artworks include Keith Haring’s “Dancing Dog,” Lee Shinja’s “Spirit of Mountain,” and Natasha Durley’s “Super Moon.”

“Art has always been a way for me to reflect, to connect, and to find meaning in everyday moments,” said RM. “It’s exciting that the artworks that inspire me can now be enjoyed by anyone, right at home. With Samsung Art TV, I can bring a world of creativity into my space—and I hope everyone will be inspired to explore art in theirs, too.”

Source – Samsung

Samsung also revealed the Art TVs used by RM in the short clip. The models are the 2025 The Frame Pro (Model: LSF03) and the Neo QLED 8K (Model: QNF900). These models bring artworks to life with vibrant picture quality.

The Frame Pro features a Matte Display that minimizes glare to reproduce the texture of the artwork. The Neo QLED 8K delivers exceptional color, contrast, and depth, enabling the vivid capture of brushstrokes and light.

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Samsung, once again, has proven its profound presence in the homes of Australians. The company has secured twenty-two 2025 Finder Customer Satisfaction award wins, which include various striking titles.

On October 26, Samsung announced it has become Australia’s ‘Most Loved Whitegoods Brand’ at the 2025 Finder Customer Satisfaction Awards. The company hasn’t just seized the top award, but also scored 21 additional awards across categories.

In achieving the ‘winning’ honours, Samsung secured the highest scores against more than 20 competing brands, as rated by Australians:

Most Loved:

• Whitegoods – Winner
• Washing Machine – Winner
• French Door Fridge – Winner
• Top Load Washing Machine – Winner
• Front Load Washing Machine – Winner
• Top Mount Fridge – Winner
• Microwave – Winner
• Fridge – Highly Commended

Top Value:

• Stacked Washer Dryer – Winner
• Top Mount Fridge – Winner
• Top Load Washing Machine – Winner
• Bottom Mount Fridge – Highly Commended
• French Door Fridge – Highly Commended

Most Reliable:

• Washing Machine – Winner
• Top Load Washing Machine – Winner
• Front Load Washing Machine – Winner
• Bottom Mount Fridge – Winner
• Top Mount Fridge – Winner
• Microwave – Highly Commended

Top Performance:

• Washing Machine – Winner
• Top Load Washing Machine – Winner
• Top Mount Fridge – Winner
• Bottom Mount Fridge – Winner
• Front Load Washing Machine – Highly Commended
• French Door Fridge – Highly Commended

Most Recommended Brand:

• Washing Machine – Winner
• Top Load Washing Machine – Winner
• Top Mount Fridge – Highly Commended
• Bottom Mount Fridge – Highly Commended
• Clothes Washer Dryer Combo – Highly Commended
• Stacked Washer Dryer – Highly Commended
• Heat Pump Dryer – Highly Commended

Easiest to use:

• Microwave – Winner
• Front Load Washing Machine – Highly Commended
• Top Load Washing Machine – Highly Commended

The 2025 version of Finder’s Customer Satisfaction Awards has surveyed over 60,000 Australians. It reflects real-world experiences from thousands of Australians, giving shoppers a clear picture of the products that truly perform.

Rachel Carter, Head of Department- Home Appliances, Samsung Australia, said:

“Samsung is a consumer-centric business, drawing on a deep understanding of what consumers are looking for to build appliances that will drive long-term value and enable better living at home for years to come,” said Ms. Carter.

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Samsung is reportedly preparing for One UI 8.5, which could debut alongside the Galaxy S26 series early next year. However, recent reports suggest the company might be running late with the Galaxy S26 launch, possibly pushing the event beyond January 2026.

The delay appears to be connected to Samsung’s change in its phone lineup. Earlier rumors said the regular Galaxy S26 might be called “Pro” and a slim “Edge” model would replace the “Plus”.

Now, those plans are reportedly canceled. Samsung is going back to the familiar lineup – Galaxy S26, Galaxy S26 Plus, and Galaxy S26 Ultra. The Plus model is back, while the Edge and Pro names are gone.

This could also affect One UI 8.5. Since the Galaxy S26 Plus development is running late, the release of One UI 8.5 Beta may also be delayed. If the Galaxy Unpacked event is postponed to late February or early March, users will also have to wait longer to get another major update.

Phones in picture – Galaxy S25 Ultra, Plus and vanilla

However, the One UI 8.5 Beta program might start in late November, which gives users an early look at new features. But if the phone launch is postponed, the beta could run for several months before the official release, which may feel long for eager users. Or Samsung might delay One UI 8.5 Beta Program.

Despite these delays, the changes could be beneficial. Samsung seems focused on improving hardware and software, with upgrades expected in performance and camera capabilities with the next series. Going back to a simple naming system also makes it easier for people to understand the lineup.

While fans might be disappointed by the delay, it could mean a more polished experience when new phones and software finally launch. Samsung has not confirmed any dates yet, so users will have to wait for official announcements.

The return of Galaxy S26 Plus and the lineup reshuffle may push back the One UI 8.5 beta, but it could result in better phones and a smoother software update for users in 2026. Stay tuned.

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Samsung has pushed an Android 16-based One UI 8 update for the Galaxy A15 5G and Galaxy Tab S9+ 5G on the Verizon network carrier in the US. This update gives users the latest Android experience with better design, smoother performance, and stronger privacy and security protection.

The new firmware versions are A156USQU7DYIB for the Galaxy A15 5G and X818USQU6DYJ1 for the Galaxy Tab S9+ 5G. This major update will soon expand to all models.

One UI 8 brings several new features and visual upgrades. A key highlight is Gemini Live, a smart AI assistant that helps you interact naturally with your phone. You can point your camera at something and ask Gemini what it is, or share your screen to get help without switching apps.

The update also adds wallpaper recommendations from your Gallery, suggesting photos that look great as wallpapers. The lock screen has been redesigned with stylish new clock layouts and fonts that adapt to your photos, especially ones with people or pets. You can also control your Galaxy Buds directly from the Settings app without needing the Galaxy Wearable app.

To get the update, go to Settings >> Software update >> Download and install. Make sure your device is charged and connected to Wi-Fi before starting. As this update is rolling out gradually for Verizon users, it may take a few days to appear on all devices.

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Many Galaxy users enjoy using the Samsung Health app together with their Galaxy Buds and Galaxy Watch to track workouts, listen to music, and stay active. However, some users with phones running One UI 7 (Android 15) have noticed a small issue.

When some Galaxy users start a workout using the Samsung Health app, the exercise guide voice plays at the same volume as their music. This can make the workout experience uncomfortable, as users can’t control the guide and music volume separately.

The problem happens when the Galaxy Buds and Galaxy Watch are both connected to a phone running One UI 7. During workouts, it can be frustrating when you want to keep your music high but prefer softer guide notifications.

Fortunately, Samsung has acknowledged the issue and suggested a few easy steps to fix or reduce the issue. You can do this by checking the app permissions, restarting the app, and updating your phone.

To fix the problem, long-press the Samsung Health app icon and tap the App info button. Go to Alarms and Reminders and make sure Allow Permissions is turned on. If the app’s Battery setting is set to No limit, you may not see this option. Then, return to the app info screen and tap Force stop. Finally, open the Samsung Health app again to restart it.

If the issue continues, try updating your phone to One UI 8 (Android 16), as newer updates often include performance and sound improvements. Go to Settings >> Software update >> Download and install.

After following these steps, your Galaxy Buds, Galaxy Watch, and Samsung Health app should work more smoothly. These solutions give you a better workout experience with balanced sound and clearer audio guidance.

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Google has made it easier to create presentations with its Gemini app. The Canvas tool in Gemini can now take a document or even a short text and turn it into a complete slide deck in just seconds. This is perfect for anyone who has stared at a blank Google Slides page, unsure where to start.

With this new feature, you can upload a report, research paper, or any text file, and Canvas will automatically make a presentation for you. The slides are already organized with sections, visuals, and design formatting.

You can then export the draft directly to Google Slides and make any final changes. This saves a lot of time, as you no longer need to copy text, design slides, or look for pictures yourself.

Image via Android Authority

The feature is currently being rolled out for both personal and Workspace accounts. Early reports show that Pro subscribers are getting access first, but it should be available to free users soon.

This builds on Canvas’s earlier feature, which helped users write and edit text with the help of Gemini’s AI. Now, it goes further by turning written work into slides that are ready to present.

This update is especially handy for students, teachers, and professionals who often need to make presentations. Instead of spending hours designing slides, you can rely on Gemini to create a first draft and then tweak it to your liking.

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Google is working on a new feature to make multitasking on Android tablets much easier. Tablets already have features like a taskbar, split-screen mode, and improved drag-and-drop, but they still aren’t as powerful as PCs when it comes to using multiple apps at once.

The new feature could let you open any app in a floating bubble. Right now, bubbles only work with messaging apps. But with this update, you might be able to open apps, such as YouTube, Chrome, or Gmail, in small floating windows. This would make it easier to use several apps at the same time, even on smaller screens.

Recent updates in Android 2510 Canary show signs of this feature. The Pixel Launcher, which manages the home screen and taskbar, includes a new tutorial.

It explains that you can “drag an app to the bottom corners to make it float.” An animation shows an app being dragged from the taskbar to the bottom right corner, opening in a small bubble instead of split-screen.

Image via Samsung

This new drag gesture is simple and fits well with how other multitasking features work. Instead of tapping a button, you just drag the app. Since Android already lets you add any app to the taskbar, it seems likely that this bubble feature will work with all apps, not just messaging.

Google hasn’t officially confirmed the feature yet, but the tutorial suggests it is coming. It could arrive in Android 16’s third quarterly release (QPR3) next March. If this feature launches, it would make Android tablets much easier to use for multitasking.

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Samsung has released a new update for its web browser, Samsung Internet, bringing it to version 29.0.0.59 (v29). The update adds a few useful features that make browsing easier and better organized. These features were first tested in the Samsung Internet Beta app and are now available for everyone using the regular version.

The new feature of the Samsung Internet app is Auto Close Unused Tabs. This feature helps you automatically close tabs that you haven’t used for a while. Many people keep several tabs open and forget about them, which can slow down the browser or make it messy.

With this option, Samsung Internet can close old tabs after a certain time, keeping your tab list clean and improving performance. You can choose how long tabs stay open or turn off the feature if you prefer to close them yourself.

Image via @theonecid

Moreover, this update also adds a new Grid View for Tab Manager. This new design shows your open tabs as small boxes or previews, making it easy to find and switch between them. The layout looks cleaner and helps you manage multiple tabs without confusion.

These updates were already available for beta users, and now Samsung is bringing them to everyone. The new version shows that Samsung continues to focus on improving user experience and keeping its browser fast, simple, and reliable.

Samsung Internet v29 update is rolling out gradually through the Galaxy Store >> Menu option >> Updates. Download it now and enjoy new features.

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Samsung has started rolling out the October 2025 security update for the Galaxy S25 series in the USA. The update was already available in some other countries, and now Verizon-locked models in the USA are getting it. The rollout will expand to more carriers in the coming days.

Users of the Samsung Galaxy S25 series can verify the October 2025 security update in the US via One UI build versions given below.

• Galaxy S25 – S931USQS6BYIF
• Galaxy S25 Plus – S936USQS6BYIF
• Galaxy S25 Ultra – S938USQS6BYIF

This update is based on One UI 8 and Android 16. It mainly focuses on improving the phone’s security and performance rather than adding new features. The October 2025 patch fixes 14 security issues found in Android, although 6 of them do not affect Samsung devices.

Image – Samsung Galaxy S25, Plus and Ultra

Along with Google’s fixes, Samsung has added 20 extra security updates that deal with problems found in its own software, One UI. These updates help protect users from possible risks and make their Galaxy phones safer to use.

While this update is mostly about security, Samsung is already working on a bigger update, One UI 8.5. Early test versions of this update have already appeared, showing new AI features, design changes, and other improvements.

Samsung is expected to start the One UI 8.5 Beta Program in late November, allowing some users to try out new features before the official release. For now, Galaxy S25 users should install the latest update to keep their devices secure and running smoothly. To check for the update, go to Settings >> Software update >> Download and install.

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