Some Samsung Galaxy Buds users are facing a common issue where an annoying message keeps popping up. The sudden message saying ‘Galaxy Buds keeps stopping’ may interrupt the normal use of the Galaxy Buds app. Many users are confused about why this is happening and how to fix it.

The issue happens when using the Galaxy Buds app version v8.0.00.2300. It mainly appears when a Bluetooth device is connected to the phone. Due to this issue, the Galaxy Buds app may stop working or repeatedly show the error message. Because of this, users are not able to properly control their Galaxy Buds.

Fortunately, Samsung has officially confirmed this issue. According to a Samsung community moderator, the problem is linked to the older version of the Galaxy Buds app. The company has acknowledged that some users may experience the ‘Galaxy Buds keeps stopping’ pop-up while using that version of the app with Bluetooth connections.

Source – Samsung Newsroom

To fix the issue, Samsung has pushed a new version of the Galaxy Buds app. It is now important to update the Galaxy Buds app to version v8.0.00.2500 or later to address the error messages and improve overall app stability.

If you are facing this error message issue, install the Galaxy Buds app update now. For that, open Galaxy Store >> Click on the search icon and type Galaxy Buds >> Find the app and open it >> Tap the Update option to install the update.

After installing the update, open the app again and reconnect your Galaxy Buds. This should remove the error message and let you use your Galaxy Buds smoothly.

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Samsung has pushed the December 2025 security update for the Galaxy S24, Galaxy S24 Plus, Galaxy S24 Ultra, Galaxy S21 FE, Galaxy Z Flip 4, Galaxy Z Fold 4, and Galaxy A53 5G smartphones in the US. The update is live for users on the Verizon network carrier, and other carriers could receive it in the coming days or weeks.

The fresh update is 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. You can check the latest firmware of the December 2025 security update for these devices below.

• Galaxy A53 – A536VSQSJGYL1
• Galaxy S21 FE – G990USQSKIYL1
• Galaxy Z Fold 4 – F936USQS8IYL2
• Galaxy Z Flip 4 – F721USQS8IYL1
• Galaxy S24 – S921USQS4CYL1
• Galaxy S24 Plus – S926USQS4CYL1
• Galaxy S24 Ultra  – S928USQS4CYL1

According to the official details, the 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.

Users are advised to install the update promptly to benefit from the improved security measures. For those who have not received an update notification, the update can be manually checked and installed.

To install the update, open the smartphone’s settings, select ‘Software Update’, and then ‘Download and install’. Following these steps will ensure that your Galaxy smartphone is up-to-date with the latest security protections.

Aside from this, Samsung is also working to make One UI 8.5 available for more Galaxy devices. Currently, the beta program is live for the Galaxy S25 series in limited countries. Samsung confirmed to release a stable version with the Galaxy S26 series.

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Samsung is planning a new step for its next foldable phone, the Galaxy Z Flip 8, expected to launch next year. The company is reportedly considering its own processor, Exynos 2600, for the Galaxy Z Flip 8 smartphone instead of Qualcomm.

According to information via @jukan05, Samsung’s Mobile eXperience (MX) division is talking with its chip-making teams about using the Exynos 2600 in the Galaxy Z Flip 8. This new chip is reportedly powerful enough for high-end smartphones and has already passed internal performance tests.

Earlier this year, Samsung had already taken a step towards Exynos. The Galaxy Z Flip 7 used the Exynos 2500 chip. Before that, most Flip models used Qualcomm’s Snapdragon processors. As Exynos chips improved over time, Samsung is now moving forward by using them in premium devices. The Galaxy Z Flip 8 is expected to continue this same path.

Source – Samsung YouTube

The  Exynos 2600 is said to perform quite well, mainly in artificial intelligence tasks like image processing and smart features. Some internal tests show that it is faster in AI and graphics performance than other chips. While Samsung has not shared full details yet, feedback from testing has been very positive.

Using the Exynos 2600 also helps Samsung’s chip business. The System LSI division, which designs chips, and the Foundry division, which makes them, could see better results from mass-producing this processor on Samsung’s advanced 2nm technology.

However, Samsung is not using one chip for all foldable phones, as the Galaxy Z Fold 8 is expected to keep using Qualcomm’s Snapdragon processor. With this processor, Samsung is aiming to make Galaxy Z Fold 8 more productive and have better multitasking.

The use of the Exynos chip in the Galaxy Z Flip 8 can also help Samsung attract more customers in the future. Stay tuned for more information.

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Samsung‘s One UI 8.5 is currently in the beta phase, and the stable update is expected to be released with the Galaxy S26 series next year. A new discovery in One UI 8.5 suggests that Samsung is starting to combine features from its Expert RAW app into the stock camera for better photography.

According to the latest information via @Wvisioncreation, Samsung has added a manual white balance option to the stock camera app in One UI 8.5. Earlier, this feature was only available in Pro Mode and the Expert RAW app. White balance helps control how warm or cool a photo looks, especially under different lighting conditions.

The white balance control looks and feels similar to the one in Expert RAW, rather than the traditional Pro Mode version. This suggests Samsung may be using Expert RAW’s image processing system in the background.

Image via @Wvisioncreation (X)

If this change is fully applied, it could improve photos for most users. Expert RAW is better at handling lighting and showing more natural colors. Bringing some of this technology to the stock camera means users could get better photos without changing any settings.

Expert RAW is Samsung’s advanced camera app made for people who like to manually control their photos. It offers tools such as detailed color control and special photo processing. But these tools are a little bit confusing for everyday users, which is why Samsung kept Expert RAW separate from the main camera app.

Bringing some Expert RAW’s advanced features to a stock camera is quite interesting. While Samsung hasn’t officially confirmed anything yet, this move hints at a smarter camera with One UI 8.5. Stay tuned for more information.

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Samsung is currently working on One UI 8.5, but some early hints show that the company may already be preparing another big update based on Android 17, One UI 9. It might debut with Samsung’s 2026 foldable phones. While nothing is official, a recent discovery gives the first hint at One UI 9.

The clue comes from Samsung’s Software Update app, which manages system updates on Galaxy devices. With One UI 8.5, Samsung updated the software update screen to show a large header image at the top.

In an internal build, a new image labeled “major” has been found along with a new image via SammyGuru. This image looks like a wallpaper of One UI 9 as it shows a large number 9.

This suggests Samsung is already preparing the look of the new update. The design hints at a major release, rather than a small improvement.

Samsung recently started the One UI 8.5 Beta Program for the Galaxy S25 series, and now, it looks like another major update is underway. Although the image found in the app is an early hint, Samsung has not officially confirmed any details about One UI 9.

For now, this early hint is just an early sign that Samsung is already planning. While users wait for One UI 8.5, One UI 9 is under preparation behind the scenes. Stay tuned for more information.

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On December 8, Samsung officially started an Android 16-based One UI 8.5 Beta Program for the Galaxy S25 series. This beta update is currently available in the US, the UK, Germany, and South Korea. Since it has been more than a week since the beta was released, many Galaxy S25 users are still deciding whether to install it or wait for the stable version.

If you own a Samsung Galaxy S25, Galaxy S25 Plus, or Galaxy S25 Ultra and live in one of the supported countries, you can join the beta program through the Samsung Members app. This beta update gives users a chance to access new features and improvements ahead of the official release.

These new features are not yet available on other Galaxy devices, even some latest flagship models like the Galaxy Z Fold and Flip 7. So, Galaxy S25 users are the first to experience Samsung’s latest software changes.

One UI 8.5 Beta offers several new features, UI enhancements, and performance upgrades to provide an amazing experience. It lets users explore upcoming changes and provide feedback directly to Samsung. As it is a beta version, it might also include bugs that cause performance issues during use.

Source – Samsung Mobile Press

Samsung Galaxy S25 users who enjoy testing and exploring new software and features early, One UI 8.5 beta can be exciting. On the other hand, if you rely totally on your phone for work or daily tasks, keep in mind that you may experience some bugs in the beta version. If you have multiple devices, you can try it out easily.

At the moment, the One UI 8.5 Beta program is limited to the Galaxy S25 series. Samsung is expected to expand it to more Galaxy devices and more countries in the Phase 2 rollout, but the company has not officially confirmed any timeline or details yet.

So, have you installed the One UI 8.5 Beta on your Samsung Galaxy S25 yet? If yes, share your experience with new features, performance, and bugs in the comments section of our social media platforms.

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Samsung is running the One UI 8.5 Beta Program for the Galaxy S25 series to let users test new features ahead of release. Along with other new features and improvements, the Samsung Tips app has also received a fresh interface with One UI 8.5.

One UI 8.5 update support is now available for the Samsung Tips app, as it has been updated to version 8.5.00.29 (spotted via TarunVats). Compared to the previous version on One UI 8, the app now feels more polished and organized.

In One UI 8, the app had a big pink banner at the top showing “What’s new in One UI 8.” The Highlights section displayed Galaxy AI and Samsung account benefits. The icons were thin and outlined, and the sections were close together, which made the layout look a bit crowded and flat.

But with One UI 8.5, the design has improved significantly. The big pink banner is replaced with a soft Galaxy AI card at the top, which gives a more premium look.

The Highlights section now clearly shows “What’s new in One UI” along with the Samsung account benefits option. The app uses rounded cards, better spacing, and soft background colors. Instead of using different icons for each option, the app now shows a single bulb-like icon for all options.

Image via TarunVats

Some users like the new, clean look of One UI 8.5 and find it easier to use, while others think the older One UI 8 design was already good and simple enough. Users have different opinions depending on whether they prefer a fresh look or the familiar layout.

So, what do you think, do you prefer the new One UI 8.5 design or the old One UI 8? Let us know your preference via comments on our social media platforms.

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Samsung is back with Unrivaled for the league’s second season. The women’s basketball league was started in 2023 by WNBA stars Napheesa Collier and Breanna Stewart. As the Official Technology and Presenting Partner, Samsung will help players perform their best and give fans a closer look at the league.

This season, Samsung is supporting athletes at Training Camp with Galaxy Watch 8 devices. These watches track heart rate, sleep, energy, and other performance data. Fans can see how athletes prepare for the season and stay in top form using Samsung devices.

Samsung will also continue the “Rest Day with Me” series. Players, including Breanna Stewart, Napheesa Collier, Lexie Hull, Kate Martin, and Rickea Jackson, will show how they rest and recover.

Image via Samsung

Moreover, Samsung Courtside Crew will capture exciting moments on and off the court. Using Samsung devices, the crew will share fun behind-the-scenes content. They will wear special jackets designed by LaQuan Smith, with some available for fans to buy later.

To help players recover, Samsung is opening the Samsung Rest Club, a space with hyperbaric oxygen chambers, massage treatments, and Samsung devices like Galaxy XR, tablets, and Buds. The club supports both physical and mental recovery. Fans will get BTS access to the Rest Club through social content.

Season two of Unrivaled starts on January 5, 2026, at Sephora Arena in Miami and will run through March. 48 players from eight teams will compete in fast-paced 3-on-3 games. Fans can watch live on TNT and truTV, or stream games on HBO Max. With Samsung’s support, Unrivaled is helping players reach their full potential while giving fans a closer look at the league.

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Samsung Foundry is working closely with xAI to expand its new business in the US. The company is currently preparing its semiconductor factory to produce advanced AI chips to meet the growing demand around the world.

According to the information via @Jukan05, Samsung Foundry has signed a new deal with xAI to bring new business to its US chip plant in Taylor, Texas. The company has reportedly ordered three advanced EUV machines for xAI at the Taylor Fab. These machines are essential for making the latest, most powerful computer chips.

The Taylor fab is part of Samsung’s plan to grow its chip production in the US. Recently, the company got big orders from Tesla, Apple, and Nvidia. These orders show there is a high demand for AI chips and advanced technology.

Samsung plans to start installing equipment at the Taylor fab early next year. At the same time, logistics companies, including Lake Materials will set up hubs in South Korea and the US to make sure the factory can run smoothly.

The collaboration with xAI highlights Samsung’s strategy to support the AI industry while strengthening its US operations. By providing new machines and amazing production planning, Samsung aims to make advanced chips for major technology companies. Stay tuned for more information.

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Samsung has teamed up with the National Museum of Korea to share 20 special artworks from the Lee Kun-Hee Collection on the Samsung Art Store. With this update, Samsung TV users around the world can enjoy famous Korean artworks from the comfort of their homes on The Frame, The Frame Pro, and QLED TVs.

These artworks are shown in high-quality 4K resolution, which makes the colors and details clear and lifelike. The selected pieces reflect the beauty and history of traditional Korean art. Among the highlights is “Clearing after Rain on Mount Inwang,” a realistic landscape painting that shows nature as it truly looks.

Another well-known work, “Ten Symbols of Longevity,” represents hopes for a long and healthy life. Visitors can also enjoy “Sound of Autumn,” painted by Kim Hongdo, one of the most important artists of the Joseon period.

Image via Samsung

Samsung and the National Museum of Korea hope this project helps more people learn about and appreciate Korean culture. The 20 artworks will stay available on the Samsung Art Store until January 2027.

At the same time, more than 200 artworks from the Lee Kun-Hee Collection are being shown at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Asian Art in Washington, in an exhibition called “Korean Treasures: Collected, Cherished, Shared.” The collection will also travel to the Art Institute of Chicago and the British Museum.

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Samsung is moving quickly in the new AI memory market known as SOCAM2, which is now starting to attract strong industry attention. With AI data centers growing rapidly, demand for more efficient memory is increasing. Samsung is positioning itself early in this emerging market.

Today, Samsung announced that it has developed SOCAM2 and has begun shipping samples to customers. The company did not name the customer, but industry sources believe it is NVIDIA.

NVIDIA has been leading efforts to introduce SOCAM for future AI servers. Sending samples shows that development has reached an important stage.

SOCAM uses LPDDR low-power memory, which consumes less electricity than HBM. It does not offer the same high speed, but it is more energy efficient and costs less to produce. SOCAM is seen as a practical solution for AI servers and high-performance computing systems.

The SOCAM2 samples Samsung shipped are known as Customer Samples (CS). This step comes after early engineering tests and allows customers to check real-world performance. If SOCAM2 passes these tests, it will move into mass production.

Previously, companies worked on an earlier version called SOCAM1. Samsung, SK Hynix, Micron, and NVIDIA all participated in that effort. Micron appeared to take the lead, but technical problems caused NVIDIA to stop the project. The design was revised and relaunched as SOCAM2.

Samsung is now reported to have secured the largest SOCAM2 supply capacity. This is credited to its strong manufacturing ability and close cooperation with NVIDIA. Samsung reportedly met strict requirements for power efficiency, performance, and heat control. Stay tuned for more information.

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We are in December 2025, and Samsung has pushed a new update for the NavStar Good Lock module on Galaxy smartphones. This app allows users to customize the navigation bar and gesture mode. The new update makes the NavStar more useful and comes with version 8.0.00.69.

The update comes with changes to the option to add custom borders to navigation bar icons. This means users can now make their navigation icons stand out more by adding borders around them. It helps improve the look of the navigation bar and gives users more control over how their phone looks.

Moreover, the update also enhances privacy to protect your personal data. NavStar no longer asks for photo and video permissions. Since the app does not need access to your media files to work properly, removing these permissions makes the app safer to use.

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The update also fixes FC issues and other bugs that some users may have experienced before. These fixes help the app run more smoothly and reduce crashes. After updating, NavStar will become more stable and reliable during daily use.

To download the new update, users can open the Galaxy Store, tap on the Menu option, and then go to Updates to install the latest version. Also, they can download the update directly through the Good Lock app, where NavStar is listed as one of the available modules. So, download the app now and enjoy enhanced features.

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Samsung Theme Park has been updated and is now compatible with One UI 8.5. It brings helpful changes to the Theme Park app that make phone customization easier and more enjoyable. Users can now design their Galaxy phones with new visual effects and better control over colors and icons.

Theme Park is a Samsung’s Good Lock module that lets users create and customize their own themes. Using this app, you can change colors, icons, wallpapers, and the look of the Quick Panel to match your style. It allows users to design everything themselves to make each phone look unique.

One UI 8.5 support introduces several new customization options. It adds emboss effects that give icons and images a raised look. It lets you adjust icons’ strength, edge, angle, color, and shadow. This effect makes the design feel more detailed and visually appealing.

Image via TarunVats

Moreover, Samsung Theme Park now offers a monochrome image option. This allows users to apply a single color to images and icons to create a simple theme. Quick Panel icon preview has also been improved with this update. Users can now see a clearer and more accurate preview before applying changes.

In addition, the update adds a home screen badge color setting. Users can change the color of notification badges on app icons to better match their theme. This feature works with One UI Home in One UI 8.5.

These new features are available with Theme Park version 1.1.01.38. The update is rolling out gradually and supports devices running One UI 8.5. Users can download or update the app from the Galaxy Store.

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If you are looking for a premium smartwatch at a great price, now is the perfect time. The Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 has dropped to its lowest price ever on Amazon. This limited-time deal makes this watch much more.

Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 usually costs $249.99, but it is now available for just $129.99 on Amazon. That’s a massive $120 discount, which means the watch is almost half price. This offer is one of the best smartwatch deals right now.

The Galaxy Watch 7 is an all-around smartwatch. It helps you track your fitness, health, and daily activities easily. You can monitor workouts like walking, running, and cycling. With Galaxy AI, the watch shows how your current workout compares to past ones and gives you a personal Energy Score.

Also, this watch offers a Sleep tracking feature, which provides detailed sleep insights and can even detect signs of moderate to severe sleep apnea. It also keeps you connected with on-wrist notifications, so you don’t have to check your phone often.

With such a big discount, the Galaxy Watch 7 becomes a budget-friendly option without compromising on important and new features. Click here to visit the deal link.

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Samsung has announced 500 US schools as semi-finalists in its 16th annual Solve for Tomorrow competition. The program encourages students in grades 6 to 12 to use STEM skills to solve problems they see in their own communities. Teams were selected from thousands of entries across all 50 states and the District of Columbia.

This year, many students are using new technologies, including AI, robotics, and sustainable tech. Some of the projects include AI tools to help care for older people, drones to help in emergencies during natural disasters, and AR experiences to protect cultural heritage.

Technology played a big role in the competition. About 83% of the projects used emerging tech in some form. Nearly 40% of teams worked with AI or machine learning, while others used 3D printing and IoT tools.

Image via Samsung

All 500 teams will receive support to continue building their ideas. One hundred teams will earn a $10,000 prize package of Samsung technology and move on to the next round. The remaining 400 teams will receive a $1,000 grant. Altogether, Samsung is offering $2 million in prizes this year.

Entrepreneurs Mark Cuban and Emma Grede are joining the program as the first Solve for Tomorrow ambassadors. They will help students and teachers learn how to use AI responsibly.

Also, the top 100 teams will create short videos to explain their projects. With help from Samsung mentors, students will prepare for the next judging round. The competition will continue through 2026, ending with national winners and major prizes.

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Google has introduced a new AI model, Gemini 3 Flash, which combines speed, intelligence, and efficiency. It is part of the Gemini 3 family, which also includes Gemini 3 Pro and Gemini 3 Deep Think. Gemini 3 Flash is built to help people learn, create, and get things done faster while being more affordable.

For developers, Gemini 3 Flash is available in Gemini API, Google AI Studio, Google Antigravity, Vertex AI, and Gemini Enterprise. It works well for coding, problem-solving, data analysis, and app development. It can handle complex tasks quickly to make it perfect for building interactive apps or agent-based systems.

For everyone else, Gemini 3 Flash is now the default model in the Gemini app and in AI Mode in Google Search. It is replacing the older 2.5 Flash. People can use it to analyze images and videos, get answers to questions, or even build simple apps using their voice. It makes learning, planning, and problem-solving much faster and easier.

Image via Google

Gemini 3 Flash is not only fast but also very smart. It performs well on tough reasoning and knowledge tests, like GPQA Diamond and MMMU Pro, while using fewer resources than older models. It can finish everyday tasks quickly and take extra time to solve complex problems.

Google is rolling out Gemini 3 Flash AI to everyone, from developers to regular users. With its speed, intelligence, and accessibility, Gemini 3 Flash is a big step forward for using AI in learning, creating, and planning.

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One UI 8.5 Beta update is currently live for the Galaxy S25 series. Meanwhile, Samsung is reportedly also testing this major update internally on several Galaxy devices. Now, the list of One UI 8.5 testing devices adds another Galaxy A series phone – Galaxy A55.

Tipster @Alfaturk has spotted a One UI 8.5 testing build for the Galaxy A55 on Samsung’s testing platform. The build number A556EXXUBDYL2 shows that Samsung has begun working on a major update for the Galaxy A55.

The early build suggests that Samsung is actively working on One UI 8.5 for A-series devices. Earlier, Samsung Galaxy A56 and Galaxy A36 were also spotted on the testing server with One UI 8.5 build.

Following previous beta rollout patterns, the Galaxy A55 may receive the One UI 8.5 Beta update. This would allow users to try out new features before the official release. However, Samsung has not officially confirmed the beta program for A-series phones yet.

Some of the main features of One UI 8.5 include smarter Quick Share, smoother Galaxy AI image generation, improved device connectivity, enhanced lock screen and weather tools, and richer insights in Samsung Health.

At the moment, Samsung is regularly working to make the One UI 8.5 update available for more devices. As the stable update is confirmed to arrive with the Samsung Galaxy S26 next year, we can expect that Samsung will expand the Beta Program to more Galaxy devices. Stay tuned.

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Samsung is preparing to launch the new Galaxy A07 5G smartphone. Now, the device has received another certification, GCF (Global Certification Forum), an important step before release.

The Galaxy A07 5G smartphone surfaces on the GCF certification with the model number SM-A076B/DS, and this version supports 5G networks and dual SIM cards.

According to the certification, the phone will work on 2G, 3G, 4G, and 5G networks, making it ready for use globally. The certification was issued on 24th November 2025.

Image via TheTechOutlook

The Galaxy A07 5G already appeared on Geekbench, which shows some key specifications. The phone will run on MediaTek Dimensity 6300 with a speed of 2.4 GHz. It reportedly comes with the ARM Mali-G57 MC2 GPU, 4GB RAM, and it will run Android 16.

The device has also received Nemko and Bluetooth SIG certifications. Support pages for this smartphone are also live in some countries, including the Philippines, Malaysia, Chile, Indonesia, Vietnam, Turkey, and the UAE. The Galaxy A07 5G is expected to launch in early January 2026.

After clearing several certifications, the Galaxy A07 5G seems ready to join Samsung’s mid-range lineup. It will offer a reliable 5G performance at a budget-friendly price. Stay tuned for more information.

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Apple is expected to enter the foldable phone market in 2026 with its first foldable iPhone. However, Samsung has already been making foldable phones for several years. Now, a new reports suggest that the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 may offer bigger displays and stronger cameras compared to Apple’s first foldable iPhone.

According to a report from Chinese tipster Digital Chat Station, the foldable iPhone may come with a 5.25-inch outer screen and a 7.58-inch inner foldable screen. While this design may look clean and modern, the screen sizes are smaller compared to Samsung’s foldable phones.

The Galaxy Z Fold 7 already offers a 6.5-inch outer display and a large 8-inch inner display. The upcoming Galaxy Z Fold 8 is expected to come with similar or slightly larger screens. Larger displays are useful for multitasking, watching videos, playing games, and more.

Source – Samsung US (YouTube)

Aside from the screens, it is also rumored to have two rear cameras and an under-display camera for the inner screen. It will reportedly not include a zoom lens. On the other side, the Galaxy Z Fold 7 has three rear cameras, including a high-resolution 200MP main camera, an ultrawide camera, and a telephoto camera that supports 3x optical zoom.

For selfies, under-display cameras usually do not take photos as clearly as normal front cameras. Samsung uses regular front cameras on both displays, which can give better image quality. The upcoming Galaxy Z Fold 8 could offer a stronger camera experience overall.

So, Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 may offer bigger screens and better cameras than Apple’s first foldable iPhone. This could keep Samsung ahead in the foldable phone market.

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Samsung is slowly rebuilding its chip manufacturing business by getting new orders for both advanced and older technologies. While much attention is on its 2nm process, Samsung is also seeing strong demand for its 8nm technology. A new deal with Intel could help Samsung grow further in the global chip market.

The latest information suggests that Samsung is in talks to produce Intel’s PCH chips using its 8nm process. The PCH is an important chip found in computers and servers. It assists the main processor by handling data flow, device connections, and system control.

Earlier, Samsung made these Intel PCH chips using a 14nm process at its factory in Austin, Texas. Now, Intel plans to upgrade the design to Samsung’s 8nm process.

The production of this 8nm chip is expected to happen at Samsung’s Hwaseong factory in South Korea. Moving production there could help Samsung better use its domestic facilities. It also shows that Samsung’s Korean plants are playing a bigger role in its foundry business.

Samsung’s 8nm process is already being used by other big companies. The company is making a custom chip designed by Nvidia for Nintendo’s upcoming Switch 2 console. There are also talks that Nvidia may order more affordable graphics chips made with 8nm technology.

In addition, Samsung recently signed a deal with Hyundai Motor Company to produce 8nm chips for cars. At the moment, Samsung can currently produce about 30,000 to 40,000 wafers per month using its 8nm process. This makes up around 9% of its total chip production capacity. Stay tuned for more information

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