Samsung is bringing Korea’s rich art history to the US through a special exhibition at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Asian Art. Korean Treasures: Collected, Cherished, Shared features over 200 works from the late Samsung Chairman Lee Kun-Hee’s famous collection.

The exhibition lets visitors see the deeper Korean culture beyond K-pop, K-dramas, and K-beauty. Open until February 1, 2026, the exhibition shows 1,500 years of Korean creativity, including rare National Treasures.

Visitors can explore Buddhist sculptures, Joseon-era furnishings, royal artifacts, ceramics, rare books, and modern works that mix tradition with contemporary art. These works tell the story of Korea’s artistic journey.

Samsung believes art and technology are closely connected because both come from imagination and curiosity. From The Frame TV and Samsung Art Store to Galaxy foldable phones, the company combines innovation and creativity in daily life.

For nearly 50 years, Samsung has also supported communities in the US. With Korean Treasures, Samsung and the Smithsonian offer a chance to learn, explore, and appreciate Korea’s artistic legacy.

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Chen Yanshun, the chairman of China’s BOE Technology Group, visited South Korea to meet with Samsung Electronics officials in Seoul. The meeting follows a legal dispute between BOE and Samsung Display over OLED technology, which was settled in favor of Samsung.

As per the information via Yonhap, Chen Yanshun met with Yong Seok-woo, head of Samsung’s Display Business, at the company’s headquarters in Suwon. The main topic of discussion of this two-day trip was boosting BOE’s supply of LCD panels to Samsung.

At present, Samsung buys all of its TV display panels from Chinese companies. The talks suggest that the two firms are looking for ways to work together more closely in the future, even after their legal dispute.

Earlier this year, the US International Trade Commission (ITC) issued a preliminary ruling that could have stopped BOE from sending OLED panels to the United States for over 14 years. The settlement has now cleared the way for both companies to move forward without a long legal battle. It had caused tension.

But now Chen’s visit is a positive sign for business relations between BOE and Samsung. Even after the legal dispute, BOE and Samsung are finding ways to collaborate and grow together. By expanding LCD panel supplies, both companies could benefit and help them stay competitive in the global display market.

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Samsung Ads has partnered with Amazon Publisher Cloud (APC) to help advertisers reach audiences and be more relevant. This new partnership lets advertisers join Samsung Smart TV viewing data with Amazon’s shopping, browsing, and streaming insights.

The integration uses Amazon Publisher Cloud, which is built on Amazon Web Services (AWS) clean room technology. This secure system lets advertisers combine data from Samsung TVs with Amazon’s consumer signals safely.

Brands can now plan and run campaigns across Samsung TVs, mobile devices, and Samsung TV Plus. User privacy is fully protected while running campaigns across devices.

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The new integration gives advertisers some essential advantages. These are:

• Privacy-Forward Activation: With Amazon Publisher Cloud, ads can be shown securely without compromising user privacy.
• Closed-Loop Performance Measurement: Advertisers can see how ad exposure links to real-world outcomes and improve campaign performance using Amazon Ads reporting.
• Premium, Brand-Safe Inventory at Scale: Brands can connect with high-intent viewers across Samsung’s TV and mobile devices.

The new solution is now available to all advertisers using Amazon Ads in the US. It provides a simple and effective way for brands to combine TV viewing behavior with shopping signals and deliver more relevant ads.

Eldad Persky, Senior Vice President, Global Product, Engineering and Business Development, Samsung Electronics, said:

“Combining viewing behavior with shopping intent creates meaningful opportunities for advertisers to connect with audiences through connected TV. By securely joining Samsung’s deep understanding of what people watch with Amazon’s signals, we’re enabling advertisers to reach the right audiences at scale more effectively across Samsung’s connected TV platform.”

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Google has pushed a new update for one of its most useful AI tools, NotebookLM. This tool already helps users understand and summarize information from their own documents. Now, Google has started integrating NotebookLM with Gemini to make research and writing even easier.

NotebookLM works like a smart notebook, as you can upload your files, and the AI helps explain, summarize, and organize the information. Earlier this year, reports suggested Google was working on bringing NotebookLM into Gemini. That update is now slowly rolling out.

With this new integration, users can ask Gemini to use a specific NotebookLM notebook when answering questions. This means Gemini can give answers based only on your trusted notes and sources.

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You can even select more than one notebook at the same time. The feature also works inside Gems, allowing users to build custom AI assistants around their notebooks.

At the moment, the NotebookLM integration is available only on Gemini’s web version. It does not yet appear in the Gemini app on Android. The rollout is also happening slowly, so not all Google accounts have access yet.

This update is quite useful for those people who often work with NoteBookLM. Instead of switching between apps, you can simply ask Gemini questions and get answers directly from your own research.

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Samsung has started rolling out the December 2025 security update for four of its popular foldable smartphones – Galaxy Z Fold 5, Galaxy Z Fold 4, Galaxy Z Flip 5, and Galaxy Z Flip 4. The update is currently available for users in South Korea, and Samsung will expand the rollout to more countries in the coming days.

December 2025 security update for these Samsung foldable devices arrives with One UI build versions.

• F946NKSS5FYL2 – Galaxy Z Fold 5
• F731NKSS5FYL1 – Galaxy Z Flip 5
• F936NKSS6IYL1 – Galaxy  Z Fold 4
• F721NKSS6IYL1 – Galaxy Z Flip 4

This update is mainly enhancing device security and improving overall system stability to ensure a smoother and more reliable user experience. It also fixes several issues that appeared in previous software.

December 2025 security patch delivers a total of 68 security fixes. Among these, 57 patches are provided by Google, addressing 6 critical vulnerabilities and 51 high-severity issues within the Android operating system. Additionally, Samsung has introduced 11 One UI specific security fixes for Galaxy devices

The update is based on Android 16 and One UI 8. Samsung has already confirmed that these foldable devices are eligible for the upcoming One UI 8.5 update.

Currently, ne UI 8.5 software is available in a beta testing phase, while the stable release is announced to debut alongside the Galaxy S26 series. Following these flagships launch, Samsung will gradually extend the stable update to more supported devices.

Users can manually check for the update by navigating to Settings >> Software Update >> Download and Install on their Galaxy smartphones. As always, it is recommended to back up important data before installing any new software update.

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Samsung has now rolled out the December 2025 security update for unlocked models of the Galaxy S25, Galaxy S25 Plus, and Galaxy S25 Ultra smartphones in the US. This update has already been released for carrier-locked variants and is now being rolled out to unlocked devices as well.

December 2025 security update is based on One UI 8 and Android 16. It is available for Galaxy S25 series devices that are not enrolled in the One UI 8.5 beta program in the US. Users who are running stable software can now install the update to enhance their device’s security and performance.

The company is rolling out the latest software update with system security improvements to keep your files and data safe on your phone. It also optimizes system stability to offer you uninterrupted and seamless functionality on your device.

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Official details reveal that the December 2025 security patch includes a total of 68 security fixes. Out of these, 57 patches are provided by Google for Android, addressing 6 critical and 51 high-level vulnerabilities. In addition, Samsung has included 11 One UI specific fixes, further enhancing the security of Galaxy devices.

Earlier this month, Samsung started the One UI 8.5 Beta Program for the Galaxy S25 series in select countries, including the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, and South Korea. Eligible users in these countries can join the beta program to try new features and improvements before the official release.

For users who are not interested in testing beta software, the stable December 2025 security update is another option. To install the update, open Settings>> Software Update >> Download and install.

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Samsung has officially started rolling out the One UI 8 Watch update for the Galaxy Watch 5 LTE in India. This update brings new features, better customization options, and improved security.

One UI 8 Watch update for Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 LTE comes with firmware version R925FXXU1DYK4 (via TarunVats) and has a download size of around 1.8GB. It also includes the October 2025 security patch, which helps protect the watch from security threats and improves overall system stability.

The Galaxy Watch 5 LTE receives the latest Wear OS along with One UI 8 Watch. It brings improvements for Tiles. Users can now create their own tiles by combining useful information like weather updates, calendar events, and reminders. You can add tiles by swiping up on the watch screen and tapping the “+” button.

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The update also adds a new Low Light Mode for watch faces. This feature makes the screen easier on the eyes in dark environments. Users can choose between Auto, On, or Off options.

In addition, Samsung has improved Mindfulness features. New mood tracking and breathing exercises help users reduce stress and stay calm throughout the day.

To download the update, open the Galaxy Wearable app on your connected smartphone. Go to Watch settings, tap Watch software update, and select Download and install. Since the update is quite large, users are advised to download it using a stable Wi-Fi connection and make sure the watch has enough battery before starting the update process.

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Samsung has pushed the December 2025 security update for 7 popular Galaxy flagship smartphones in the US. These devices include Galaxy S25, S25 Plus, S25 Ultra, S25 FE, S25 Edge, Galaxy Z Fold 7, and Galaxy Z Flip 7. This update improves system security and stability for a better Galaxy experience.

December 2025 security update for these devices is live in the US on the Verizon network carrier, and other carriers could get it in the coming days. Users of these 7 Galaxy devices can verify the latest update via the One UI build versions given below.

• F966USQS6AYKF – Galaxy Z Fold 7
• F766USQS6AYKF – Galaxy Z Flip 7
• S931USQS7BYJ9 – Galaxy S25
• S936USQS7BYJ9 – Galaxy S25 Plus
• S938USQS7BYJ9 – Galaxy S25 Ultra
• S937USQS4BYJ9 – Galaxy S25 Edge
• S731USQS3AYK1 – Galaxy S25 FE

Source – Samsung Mobile Press

Samsung’s December update fixes plenty of issues. The company specifically highlighted 68 CVE and SVE items earlier this month. It gives the Android OS and One UI skin a top-notch level of security and privacy.

This update is based on Android 16 and One UI 8. However, these devices will also get the One UI 8.5 update. Recently, Samsung rolled out the One UI 8.5 Beta update for the Galaxy S25 series in limited countries and could expand to more Galaxy devices, including Galaxy Z Flip 7 and Galaxy Z Fold 7, soon.

At the moment, you can install the latest security patch with some easy steps and make your device ready for future updates. For that, visit Settings >> Software Updates >> Download and install.

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Samsung Galaxy users may soon get a helpful new feature, Motion Assist, with One UI 9. One UI 9 will be based on Android 17, and Google is reportedly working on this feature to make using phones in moving vehicles easier and more comfortable.

Several people feel dizzy or get headaches while travelling in cars, buses, or trains and using a phone. Motion sickness occurs because your eyes perceive a still screen while your body senses movement.

To resolve this issue, Google is developing a Motion Assist feature, which displays small dots on the screen that move in sync with the vehicle’s motion. These dots use the phone’s motion sensors to match to reduce motion sickness.

The feature has been spotted by Assemble Debug, who found that Motion Assist, also called Motion Cues, already exists inside Google Play Services but is not yet active. Currently, this feature cannot appear over the lock screen, notifications, or Quick Settings due to Android’s overlay limits.

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Android 17 update might make these appear dots safely on all parts of the screen. Google might make it a part of the system rather than a separate app. It could also work with Transiting mode, which changes phone settings automatically while commuting.

Based on Android 17, Samsung’s One UI 9 is also expected to bring the Motion Assist feature to Galaxy devices. Stay tuned for more information.

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Samsung is currently preparing to launch its next Galaxy S series, the Galaxy S26. We have already seen several leaks, renders, and rumors about this flagship series. Now, new information hints that the Samsung Galaxy S26 series is moving closer to launch.

The Galaxy S26 Ultra smartphone has been spotted (via tipster Mohammed Khatri) on the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) database. The smartphone appears with the model number SM-S948B/DS, which confirms that Samsung is planning to launch the Galaxy S26 series in India soon.

BIS certification is required for smartphones to be sold in India. This listing usually appears months before launch and confirms that the device is planned for the Indian market. In addition to this, the Galaxy S26 series has already been spotted on several other certification platforms.

Image via Mohammed_K_2010

Aside from this, Samsung confirmed to launch the Galaxy S26 series with stable One UI 8.5 next year. The Galaxy S26 Ultra will reportedly feature a Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 Processor, 60W wired fast charging, improved camera, new features, and more.

Some reports suggest that Samsung may launch the Galaxy S26 series in February 2026. However, Samsung hasn’t confirmed anything yet. As the new year gets closer, more details about the Galaxy S26 series are likely to be revealed. Stay tuned.

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Google is testing a new image feature for its Gemini AI, and it aims to make working with pictures much easier. This new tool allows users to mark, circle, or draw on images before asking questions. By doing this, Gemini can clearly see which part of the image the user wants to talk about.

The new image feature is currently under testing in the Gemini mobile app and also on the web version. When users upload an image to Gemini, they can now highlight or mark certain areas in the picture. It means users can point to just one ask question about it, if there are many people or objects in one image.

On Android devices, Gemini shows a short message when an image is added, which explains the new markup action. Users can use this tool not only for analysis but also for editing images. Early testing shows that Gemini understands marked areas well, even if it sometimes makes small mistakes.

Image via Android Authority

Google has been working on this feature for the past few months. First, signs of it were found in app updates, and later it appeared in leaks showing Gemini on the web. Now, some users have started to see it live, which means Google is likely testing it more widely.

At the moment, not everyone has access to the image markup feature. Google has not yet confirmed when it will be available to everyone. So stay tuned for more information.

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