Samsung is preparing a new Galaxy A series phone, Galaxy A07 5G, and now, this model has cleared one more officially required step. The Galaxy A07 5G smartphone has now appeared on the Google Play Console, which reveals some main details.

According to the listing, the Galaxy A07 5G will feature a MediaTek Dimensity 6300 chip, which includes 2 fast cores at 2.4GHz and 6 efficient cores at 2.0GHz. It also has a Mali-G57 GPU for better graphics.

Moreover, the phone will run on Android 16 and have an HD+ display with a resolution of 720 x 1600 pixels. It will come with 8GB of RAM, and there will also 4GB RAM option for a more affordable version.

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The Google Play Console listing also reveals the design of the Galaxy A07 5G phone. It will have flat sides with thick bezels and a thicker chin. The screen will have an Infinity U-notch.

On the back, there’s a pill-shaped camera setup with one LED flash. The power button on the side will also work as a fingerprint scanner. The phone will be available in Gray.

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The Galaxy A07 5G phone is expected to launch in early January 2026. The new listing also shows that the device is closer to launch. We’ll have to wait for the official release to learn more about its features.

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Samsung has already started testing One UI 8.5 on several Galaxy devices, and now two more devices have been added to this list. These devices are the Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 and Galaxy Tab S9. It means Samsung has begun preparing a major update for these devices.

The first One UI 8.5 testing builds have been spotted for the Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 and Galaxy Tab S8. This shows that Samsung is moving forward with One UI 8.5 development for Galaxy devices, as more devices are regularly included in the One UI 8.5 internal testing.

The first testing builds are:

• Galaxy Tab S8 – X900XXU9EYL1
• Galaxy Tab S9 – X910XXU5EYL2

Source – Samsung

Samsung started the One UI 8.5 Beta Program for the Galaxy S25 series in limited countries earlier this month. With the second phase rollout, Samsung made this beta update available in two more countries. Samsung might soon expand this update to more Galaxy devices, including flagship tablets.

However, Samsung hasn’t confirmed the Beta Program expansion for more devices, but if we follow the previous rollout pattern, it is expected to happen soon. Samsung has also confirmed that One UI 8.5 will make its stable debut with the Galaxy S26 series next year.

Currently, these new testing builds show that Samsung is regularly testing this major update for more Galaxy devices. This means Samsung is not only focusing on flagship models for this update but is also working in the background on updates for more devices. Stay tuned for more information.

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Galaxy Themes is a popular stock app that lets you personalize the look and feel of your Samsung phone. It allows users to add new themes, wallpapers, icons, and other designs to make their phone look unique. Now, Samsung has shared an important notice related to the privacy of the Galaxy Themes app.

According to the notice shared, Samsung has announced a change to its personal information processing policy. It is regarding changes to the Galaxy Store’s personal information processing policy by the Galaxy Themes operation team.

Samsung has reportedly added a new company, Infiniguru, to handle user data. At the same time, Samsung removed Cloit Co., Ltd. and its partner companies, including INSOFT Co., Ltd. and My Data Co., Ltd. This means these companies will no longer be involved in processing personal information for Galaxy Themes.

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The effective date for the changes is December 30, 2025. It means from the new year, 2026, new data handling will work. During this time, users can review the updated policy to understand what has changed. Samsung says this update is meant to improve how user information is managed and to keep data safe.

Galaxy Themes is used by many people around the world. Because the app deals with user accounts and preferences, Samsung wants to be clear and open about how personal information is handled. This new notice lets Galaxy users feel more confident and secure while using the app.

If Samsung Galaxy Themes app users want to learn more about this update, Samsung has also mentioned the full policy here. Even users can ask questions if they have any queries on Samsung Support or open the Galaxy Themes app >> Menu >> Settings << Contact us.

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Samsung is preparing a new budget 5G phone, the Galaxy M07 5G, which is expected to launch next year. This phone will be the successor to the Galaxy M06 5G and is included in Samsung’s popular, affordable smartphone lineup.

The Galaxy M07 5G has appeared on Samsung’s internal test servers in India and Nepal with the build number M076BXXU0AYL1. Certification records in India (BIS) confirm it will support dual SIM, with the model number SM-M076B/DS.

Earlier, the phone was also spotted on Bluetooth SIG, which shows Samsung is actively testing it before launch. At the moment, the official support pages have not appeared for this smartphone, but the device seems to be closer to release.

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The Galaxy M07 5G is expected to be similar to its 4G version, with the main upgrade being 5G connectivity. It will reportedly feature a 6.7-inch LCD display with a 90Hz refresh rate for smooth visuals. The battery could be upgraded from 5,000mAh to 6,000mAh, following the Galaxy A07 5G, which also has a 6,000mAh battery. 

Moreover, the device will include a 50MP main camera, IP54 dust and water resistance, and 25W fast charging. On the software side, it should run Android 16 with One UI 8, with an update to One UI 8.5 likely in the first half of 2026.

However, Samsung hasn’t confirmed anything about this smartphone, so we can take this information with a pinch of salt. Stay tuned for more information.

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Looking for a smartwatch that keeps up with your lifestyle? The Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 is stylish, smart, and packed with features to help you stay connected and active every day. Right now, there’s a great deal on this smartwatch.

The original price of the Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 is $350, but you can get it for just $200. It means you can save $150 on Samsung’s official website.

Also, if you trade in an old device, you can get up to $200 in instant trade credit. This makes the watch even more affordable. You could get it at a very low price, depending on your trade-in.

This deal is perfect for anyone who wants a smartwatch without spending too much. With the discount and trade-in offer, it’s a smart time to upgrade your technology and get the latest features on your wrist.

The Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 is more than just a watch. It helps you track your steps, workouts, heart rate, and sleep. It also monitors stress and keeps you informed about your health.

You can receive calls, messages, and notifications directly on your wrist. The watch has a clear display, long battery life, fast charging, and is water-resistant, which makes it perfect for everyday use.

Don’t miss this chance to grab the Samsung Galaxy Watch 8 40mm at a great price. Click here to visit the deal page.

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Samsung has confirmed a software issue affecting the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Galaxy Z Fold 5 smartphones. After updating to the One UI 8 update, some users are experiencing issues with a useful feature – Continue App Use. This issue happens when the phone is folded or unfolded, and apps do not continue smoothly between screens.

The Continue App Use feature keeps apps running when you switch from the cover screen to the main screen or vice versa. But after the latest update, this feature is not working properly. Apps may restart or fail to move to the new screen when you open or close the phone. This issue is annoying Galaxy foldable device users.

Fortunately, Samsung has acknowledged that the issue occurs after updating the software to One UI 8 on both Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Galaxy Z Fold 5 models. Also, the company has provided a temporary solution that can fix the issue until a new software update is released.

Users are advised to reset their display settings by changing the screen layout and size values. For that, you need to open Settings >> Click on Display >> go to screen layout and size >> Change the setting to a different option >> Change it back to your original setting. This refreshes the display system and helps the feature work better.

Aside from this, Samsung is also working on a permanent fix that will be released in a future software update. Users are advised to keep their devices updated by checking Settings >> Software Update >> Download and install. Stay tuned.

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Samsung is moving forward with the development of One UI 8.5, and new information indicates that internal testing for this major update has begun for additional Galaxy devices. While One UI 8.5 is already available through a public beta program for the Galaxy S25 series, Samsung is also testing the update internally for several other smartphones and tablets.

Now, two more Galaxy devices have been added to Samsung’s internal One UI 8.5 testing list. The newly spotted test builds are for the Galaxy M17 and Galaxy Tab S9 FE.

The first One UI 8.5 test firmware versions spotted are M176BXXU3CYL5 for the Galaxy M17 and X510XXU9DYL2 for the Galaxy Tab S9 FE. These new builds confirm that Samsung is preparing a major update for these devices.

The development shows that Samsung is expanding One UI 8.5 testing to more Galaxy devices. Previously, the company mainly focused on flagship and A-series devices, but now M-series and F-series phones have also recently added to the testing list. And now, more devices of this series enter the testing zone.

Samsung officially launched the One UI 8.5 Beta Program for the Galaxy S25 series in selected countries earlier this month. The company confirmed to debut One UI 8.5 with the Galaxy S26 series next year. Stay tuned for more information.

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Samsung is seeing a strong demand for High Bandwidth Memory (HBM) chips as artificial intelligence (AI) technology continues to grow around the world. HBM is a special key memory chip that helps AI systems work faster and more efficiently.

According to the latest information, Samsung has increased the prices of its HBM3E memory chips by more than 50%. This price rise happened when Samsung renewed contracts with customers, showing that demand is much higher than supply.

In the past, one HBM3E 12-layer chip cost about $300. Now, many customers are paying close to $500 for the same chip. This price is similar to what is expected for Samsung’s next-generation HBM4 chips.

The main reason for higher prices is the growing competition among AI companies. Firms such as OpenAI, Google, xAI, and others are launching more powerful AI models. To make these AI systems faster and more efficient, companies need powerful and energy-saving memory chips like HBM3E.

Source – Samsung

HBM chips are made by stacking multiple DRAM layers together, which makes them complex and difficult to produce. Because of this, Samsung cannot quickly increase supply, even as orders continue to rise.

Government decisions are also affecting demand. The US government recently allowed Nvidia to export its H200 AI chip to China. Since the H200 uses HBM3E, this approval has pushed demand even higher, which causes prices of both 12-layer and 8-layer HBM products to rise.

Samsung is trying to increase supply by converting some NAND flash production lines into DRAM lines. However, this takes time and cannot solve the shortage right away.

Aside from this, Samsung plans to start mass production of its next-generation HBM4 chips early next year. Until then, experts believe demand will stay strong, and prices will remain high as AI technology continues to expand worldwide.

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Samsung has launched a new “All-in-One AI Integrated Channel” on Samsung TV Plus. This channel uses AI technology to bring popular Korean dramas from the 2000s back in much better quality. Old videos are upgraded to clear and sharp 4K resolution.

The channel currently features well-known dramas like Autumn in My Heart, The Success Story of a Bright Girl, and Damo. These shows were very popular in the past and are still loved today. More dramas such as Winter Sonata, Rooftop Cat, and Tomato will be added soon.

The image quality upscaling improves the viewing experience by removing noise and making colors brighter. It also helps viewers enjoy the emotional moments of 2000s dramas more vividly.

Sound quality is also improved with AI technology. Voices are separated from background noise to make dialogue clearer. This creates a more natural and pleasant listening experience.

There are some helpful AI features for the channel, including story summaries, recaps. The AI Synopsis explains the episode’s details in simple words. The AI Recap shows key scenes from previous episodes to help viewers catch up.

Samsung plans to grow Samsung TV Plus as a platform for modern classic dramas. Samsung TV Plus is a free streaming service with ads and no sign-up needed. It is available on Samsung TVs, smartphones, and tablets worldwide.

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Samsung is already testing One UI 8.5 internally on several Galaxy devices, including flagship phones, Galaxy A series, M series, and tablets. Now, the company has started internal testing of One UI 8.5 for the Galaxy F series as well.

The first One UI 8.5 test build has been spotted via @Mohammed_K_2010 for the Samsung Galaxy F17 5G. This makes the Galaxy F17 5G the first phone from the Galaxy F series to join the One UI 8.5 testing list.

The new build carries the version number E176BXXU3CYL5, confirming that Samsung has begun preparing this major update for the device. At the moment, the testing is underway on the Indian variant of the Galaxy F17 5G.

This new build shows that Samsung is gradually expanding One UI 8.5 testing to more Galaxy devices. Samsung wants to provide a better software experience across different price ranges.

Earlier this month, Samsung also began the One UI 8.5 Beta Program for the Galaxy S25 series in a few selected countries. So far, two beta updates have been released, allowing users to try new features before the final version.

More Galaxy devices may get access to beta features later. However, Galaxy F series phones are not part of the beta program, so F series users will need to wait for the stable update. Samsung has already confirmed that the stable One UI 8.5 update will first launch with the Galaxy S26 series next year.

After a stable release, Samsung will gradually roll out this major update to other Galaxy smartphones and tablets. As Samsung continues testing One UI 8.5 on more devices, more details are expected in the coming months.

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Samsung is currently preparing to launch its Galaxy S26 series in early 2026 with an Exynos 2600 chip. Now, it seems like the 2027 Samsung Galaxy S series, the Galaxy S27, could be an even bolder upgrade with the new Exynos chip.

The Korean tech giant recently launched its first 2nm chipset, the Exynos 2600, which powers the Galaxy S26 and S26 Plus. With the Galaxy S27, Samsung is expected to use the second generation of its 2nm Exynos chip. This means users could enjoy even better performance, faster speed, and improved efficiency compared to the Galaxy S26 series.

The Galaxy S26 will feature a Samsung-designed GPU. While this first version still relies on AMD’s basic framework, Samsung is moving toward a fully in-house GPU design. The Galaxy S27’s Exynos chip will reportedly use Samsung’s second-generation GPU design, which brings faster gaming, smoother AI performance, and better efficiency.

Source – Samsung Mobile Press

Currently, only the Galaxy S26 and S26 Plus use the Exynos chip. With the Galaxy S27 series, Samsung may also adopt it for Ultra models in some countries. However, it depends on the performance of the Exynos 2600 chip.

By 2027, the company plans to take full control of mobile graphics. The Exynos 2800, expected in the Galaxy S28, could be Samsung’s first chip with a fully custom GPU. For that, the Galaxy S27 represents a big leap, preparing the ground for the fully in-house graphics performance that will arrive in the next generation.

The Galaxy S27 looks set to be a big upgrade over the S26. With its improved process and Samsung’s second-generation GPU, the Galaxy S27’s Exynos chip may offer faster performance, better graphics, and more efficiency. Stay tuned for more information.

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Samsung is preparing new technology for its future smartphones, starting with the Galaxy S26 series. The company has introduced a new 5G modem, the Exynos Modem 5410. This modem is expected to work with Samsung’s latest processor, the Exynos 2600.

The Exynos 2600 is the world’s first smartphone chip made using a 2nm process. This chip differs from earlier Exynos processors in that it does not include a built-in modem. To handle mobile networks, Samsung has designed a separate modem instead.

That separate modem is the Exynos Modem 5410. It is built using Samsung’s 4nm FinFET process, which helps improve power efficiency. This means smartphones using it may consume less battery while staying connected. The modem supports both sub-6GHz and mmWave 5G networks.

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Samsung says Exynos Modem 5410 can deliver peak download speeds of up to 14.79Gbps. It also supports older network standards such as 2G, 3G, and 4G. This ensures reliable connectivity in many regions around the world.

The biggest upgrade in this modem is satellite connectivity. The Exynos Modem 5410 supports three satellite communication technologies – LTE Direct-to-Cell, NB-IoT NTN, and NR-NTN. The previous modem supported only two of these options.

With LTE DTC support, phones can connect directly to satellites. This allows users to make voice and video calls, send messages, and share locations without using regular mobile networks. This feature can be very useful in remote areas or during emergencies.

The modem includes a Root of Trust system and advanced encryption technology. It can protect sensitive information from misuse. Samsung is expected to pair the Exynos Modem 5410 with the Exynos 2600 in the Galaxy S26 and Galaxy S26+ in selected markets. Stay tuned for more information.

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The Galaxy TriFold is Samsung‘s latest innovation, as this foldable phone comes with two hinges and a big 10-inch screen that folds into a pocket-sized device. Recently, we have seen a real durability test of this smartphone’s dual hinge. Now, popular YouTuber JerryRigEverything has put the phone through a rigorous test to find out its overall durability.

Out of the box, the TriFold comes with many warnings like don’t press hard on the screen, keep it away from dust, and always fold starting with the non-camera panel. Jerry ignored this a little and tested the flap with the camera. The phone started to vibrate and change colors as it folded, as this is a safety feature built into the hinges.

The phone has an outer 6.5-inch display made of Gorilla Glass Ceramic 2. It scratches at a medium level (6-7 on the Mohs scale), which is normal for most high-end phones. The inner 10-inch flexible screen is much softer. It scratches easily with fingernails, keys, or coins. The back panels scratched more easily but did not shatter.

Source – Samsung

Samsung claims the Z TriFold can withstand 200,000 folds, roughly 100 folds per day over five years. During testing, the dual hinges performed well. The device’s sensors made folding easier and safer.

Heat resistance was another test. A direct flame was applied to the screens, with the exterior panel lasting 17 seconds before discoloration, and the inner flexible display burning after only 10 seconds. Samsung rates the phone as IP48 for water and dust, but real-time testing shows even a little dirt can get inside and affect the folding mechanism.

During bending and pressure tests, the phone flexed and even broke under strong force. The hinges themselves are strong, but the frame and panels are fragile. This test shows that the phone is not for rough handling.

This durability test shows that the Galaxy Z TriFold is an impressive phone. If handled carefully, it can be one of the most exciting and unique phones on the market today.

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Today, Xiaomi launched its new flagship phone, the Xiaomi 17 Ultra. This year, the company skipped the Xiaomi 16 Ultra and directly launched the Xiaomi 17 Ultra. With this smartphone, the company wants to compete with Apple’s iPhone 17 series and Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S26 Ultra.

Xiaomi 17 Ultra is quite slim, only 8.29mm thick, and has a metal frame with shiny edges and separate round volume buttons. But it is not as thin as the Galaxy S25 Edge, which is 5.8mm, or the Galaxy S25 Ultra, which is 8.2mm. The new Galaxy S26 Ultra is expected to be even slimmer.

Moreover, Xiaomi 17 Ultra features a 6.9-inch screen with a resolution of 2608 x 1200, a 420 PPI density, and brightness up to 3500 nits. It supports a 1 to 120Hz adaptive refresh rate. It is powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 processor. 

The phone has a 1-inch main sensor made with Leica for better low-light photos. There is also a 200MP zoom lens that can zoom between 75mm and 100mm without losing quality. A 50MP ultra-wide lens captures a wide view and supports close-up shots.

The 6800mAh battery is the largest ever in a Xiaomi Ultra, supporting 90W wired and 50W wireless charging, as well as reverse charging. It is also very strong against water and dust with IP68, IP66, and IP69 ratings.

Xiaomi 17 Ultra comes in four colors – white, black, cool purple, and starry green. It will go on sale in China on December 27. The phone comes with 12GB or 16GB RAM and storage up to 1TB. The price starts at 6999 yuan ($995) and goes higher for bigger RAM and storage.

With a big battery and an advanced camera, Xiaomi 17 Ultra enters the market to compete directly with the upcoming Galaxy S26 Ultra. Stay tuned.

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Samsung has developed a new type of battery called a Silicon-Carbon (Si-C) battery, but it’s not for phones. Many people have been waiting for Samsung to put this battery in Galaxy smartphones because Si-C batteries can last longer and charge faster than normal lithium-ion batteries. However, even the upcoming Galaxy S26 Ultra will still use a regular lithium-ion battery.

The new Silicon-Carbon battery is not for phones or tablets. It is created for electric vehicles (EVs). Samsung’s battery division, Samsung SDI, has joined hands with KG Mobility, a South Korean car company, to make advanced battery packs for future electric cars.

These batteries use Samsung SDI’s 46-series cylindrical cells. They include high-nickel NCA cathodes and a special silicon-carbon anode developed by Samsung. The aim is to make batteries more powerful, safer, and longer-lasting for electric vehicles.

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This battery reduces swelling, which is a common problem in batteries over time. It also has a tabless design, which allows electricity to flow more efficiently. This improves performance and enables faster charging for electric cars. The battery also has better heat management. 

The new battery packs will be used in KG Mobility’s next-generation electric cars. Samsung SDI and KG Mobility have signed an agreement to continue working together on future battery technologies. Stay tuned for more information.

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Earlier this month, Samsung started the One UI 8.5 Beta Program for the Galaxy S25 series in a few selected countries. Meanwhile, the company is also testing One UI 8.5 internally for other flagship phones, Galaxy A series devices, and Galaxy tablets. Now, Samsung has started working on the One UI 8.5 update for Galaxy M series phones as well.

A reliable tipster, @Mohammed_K_2010, has spotted the first One UI 8.5 testing build for the Samsung Galaxy M54. This shows that Samsung has begun preparing this major update for the device. The new test build, M546BXXU9FYL1, appeared on Samsung’s test servers in several countries, including Thailand, Vietnam, Iraq, Malaysia, the UAE, and Saudi Arabia.

The Galaxy M54 is the first phone from the Galaxy M series to be seen running a One UI 8.5 test build. This is an important sign that Samsung is expanding its internal testing to include more Galaxy devices. It also suggests that the development of One UI 8.5 is moving forward steadily.

So far, Samsung has released two beta updates for the Galaxy S25 series. More Galaxy devices may get access to beta features in the future. However, Galaxy M series phones are not eligible for Samsung’s Beta Program. It means that Galaxy M series users will have to wait for the stable version of the One UI 8.5 update.

Samsung has already confirmed that the stable One UI 8.5 update will debut with the Galaxy S26 series next year. After that, Samsung will gradually roll out the update to more Galaxy smartphones and tablets. Stay tuned for more information as Samsung continues to develop and expand One UI 8.5, internally testing on more devices.

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Samsung‘s One UI 8.5 is currently in the beta testing phase, and this update will bring several new and smart features to Galaxy devices. Now Nudges feature is one of the main highlights of One UI 8.5, which shows useful information automatically, so users don’t have to search for it.

A reliable tipster, Assemble Debug, has noticed a new feature called Contextual Suggestions in Google Play Services. This feature was earlier known as Magic Cue and was only available on Pixel 10 phones. Google is now making it available for more Android devices. This suggests Samsung’s Now Nudges may be using the same system.

Contextual Suggestions understand how and where you use your phone. Based on that, apps can show helpful tips at the right time. For example, a music app may suggest workout songs at the gym. A video app may suggest casting a match to your TV at home.

All data used for this feature stays on your phone in an encrypted space. Nothing is sent to Google’s servers, and data is deleted after 60 days. Samsung may add more Now Nudges features with future phones, including the Galaxy S26. This feature aims to make Galaxy phones smarter and easier to use.

Samsung already confirmed that the stable One UI 8.5 update will debut with the Galaxy S26 series next year. After that, more Galaxy devices will get this major update.

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