TechAmok News Archive
How To Enter & Exit Recovery Mode On Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra - [guides]
01:56 PM EDT - Jul,31 2024 - post a comment
The Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra is a robust and feature-packed smartwatch designed for both everyday use and fitness tracking. Whether you're troubleshooting an issue or performing a system update, knowing how to enter and exit recovery mode can be incredibly useful.
Recovery mode provides access to various system functions, such as factory reset, system updates, and cache partition wipes. This guide will walk you through the steps to enter and exit recovery mode on your Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra.
To access recovery mode on your Galaxy Watch Ultra, you'll need to force a restart. To do this, press and hold the Home and Back buttons until you see the Samsung logo. At this point, release the buttons then double press the Home button.
From here, you'll see a menu appear. Using your Home button (upper button), scroll down and highlight the "Recovery" option. To select it, long press on the Home button and wait for a few seconds.
Subsequently, you'll see the recovery menu. From here, use the Back button to scroll down and highlight the settings you'd like to change. At this point, use the Home button to select. Remember, be cautious with the changes you make in recovery mode. If you're not sure about them, just leave them the way they are.
Finally, scroll to the "Reboot System Now" using the Back button and select this option using the Home button. This allows you to exit the recovery mode on your Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra.
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Ryzen 9000-series Pricing Leak Ahead of Launch - [hardware]
01:16 PM EDT - Jul,31 2024 - post a comment Official Ryzen 9000-series pricing has leaked just ahead of the launch, courtesy of Newegg and BestBuy in the US. Serial leaker @momomo_us over at X/Twitter managed to snap screenshots of the pricing before it was removed by the retailers. This might've been because of a mixup, since the Ryzen 9000-series was supposed to launch today, before being pushed back to the 8th and 14th of August respectively, depending on the SKU. Admittedly the pricing might still change, but it's highly likely that the leaked pricing is AMD's MSRP for the four new CPUs, as both of the retailers have listed identical pricing for the four SKUs.
The good news for prospective buyers of the new CPUs is that AMD has lowered the pricing across the board compared to the launch pricing for the Ryzen 7000-series, especially at the higher-end. The Ryzen 5 9600X should have an MSRP of US$279, followed by US$359 for the Ryzen 7 9700X. That's US$20 and US$40 lower than their Ryzen 7000-series counterparts respectively. The Ryzen 9 9900X should retail for US$449, followed by US$599 for the Ryzen 9 9950, both US$100 less than their Ryzen 7000-series counterparts. This could in part be due to the expected X3D parts coming at a later point in time and AMD now knowing it has to offer the non X3D SKUs for a more competitive price point. |
Samsung Electronics Launches Enhanced 1TB microSD Cards - [hardware]
01:15 PM EDT - Jul,31 2024 - post a comment Samsung Electronics, the world leader in advanced memory technology, today announced the release of its 1-terabyte (TB) high-capacity microSD cards PRO Plus and EVO Plus. By adopting Samsung's eighth-generation V-NAND (V8) technology, the PRO Plus and EVO Plus boast enhanced performance and high capacity, ideal for content creators and tech enthusiasts needing quick file transfers and storage for everyday use across their devices in everyday use.
"Creators and tech enthusiasts are increasingly using portable devices such as smartphones and handheld gaming devices to store data that demand high-performance and high-capacity," said Hangu Sohn, Vice President of Memory Brand Product Biz Team at Samsung Electronics. "The new high-capacity microSD cards, PRO Plus and EVO Plus, are response to the demand for storing large amounts of high-quality data in a reliable and secure way." |
Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra - No iPhone Look - [mobile]
01:13 PM EDT - Jul,31 2024 - post a comment Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra will have a major design change. Lately, Samsung has been taking a lot of cues from Apple, and I was worried the Galaxy S25 Ultra might end up looking like an iPhone. But it looks like that's not happening, thankfully. Samsung will use their own design for the Galaxy S25 Ultra instead of taking inspiration from Apple which is great news.
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Delta Airlines is reportedly planning to file lawsuits against CrowdStrike and Microsoft - [crime-law]
12:25 PM EDT - Jul,31 2024 - post a comment CNBC reports, via unnamed sources, that Delta has hired David Boies to get its lawsuits ready against the two companies. Boies has some experience with dealing with Microsoft. He helped lead the US government's case anti-trust case against the company in 2001 over Microsoft's use of Internet Explorer bundled inside Windows.
Delta has yet to officially comment on the hiring of Boies or any plans to launch a court case against Microsoft or CrowdStrike. The airline canceled thousands of flights over the weekend of July 19 due to its Windows PCs being hit with the botched CrowdStrike update.
CNBC's report claims the monetary damages caused by all those flights being canceled could be between $350 million and $500 million. It added that the airline has had to offer 176,000 refunds or other kinds of reimbursements to its customers for those canceled flights. One estimate claims that over $15 billion in monetary damages were created by the CrowdStrike outage worldwide among all the businesses that were affected.
CrowdStrike's CEO George Kurtz quickly apologized publicly for the faulty security update just hours after it was released on July 19. Both CrowdStrike and Microsoft worked with their customers to bring the Windows PCs affected by the update back online. Late last week, Kurtz announced that over 97 percent of the Windows sensors that were hit by the outage were back online but vowed that the company would keep working to get all those PCs back online.
CrowdStrike made a feeble attempt to compensate the IT admins who were working to restore PCs affected by the update by sending them a $10 Uber Eats digital discount code. That code ended up being pulled from some people who received it. |
New Federal Ruling Prohibits Warrantless Phone Searches by Border Agents - [crime-law]
02:11 PM EDT - Jul,29 2024 - post a comment A federal court in New York has ruled that US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agents must have probable cause and may need to obtain a warrant before searching the contents of a cell phone, even at border areas in their jurisdiction. This closes a loophole that previously considered phone searches part of "routine" searches for contraband, which have a categorical exception that does not require a warrant. The new ruling affirms a higher standard of privacy for phone contents, noting that "reviewing the information in a person's cell phone is the best approximation government officials have for mindreading." Therefore such searches are considered "a nonroutine search to which a categorical border search exception does not apply." The case was decided in the US District Court of the Eastern District of New York. It involved a US citizen - suspected of purchasing or possessing child sexual abuse material - detained at JFK airport upon re-entering the US. |
New Windows Feature Mounts Your Android Phone Like a Disk - [briefly]
02:11 PM EDT - Jul,29 2024 - post a comment Microsoft has released a new beta version of its Link to Windows app for Windows 11. This version comes with a new feature that lets you automatically display your Android phone's files directly in the Windows File Explorer, just like any connected disk/drive. The feature works wirelessly, over Bluetooth. It provides full file access, such as move/copy, rename, and delete. The feature does require some setup within the settings of the Link to Windows app. Although it's in beta now, this version of Link to Windows is already part of Microsoft's "Release Preview" channel, indicating it should be finalized and released for all Windows 11 users soon. |
Firefox 128.0.3 fixes the problem with websites not loading - [software]
02:33 AM EDT - Jul,27 2024 - post a comment On July 23, Mozilla released a small bug-fixing update for Firefox 128, which is currently the latest Firefox version in the Release channel. Now, just a few days later, developers shipped another release. Version 128.0.3 brings three bug fixes to resolve problems with websites not loading when connecting via HTTP/2, collapsed table rows, and the on-screen keyboard on Windows. Firefox 128.0.3 is now available for download from the official Mozilla website or through the browser. You can either wait for Firefox to update itself automatically in the background or head to Menu > Help > About Firefox. Those using Firefox on Windows can also get the browser from the Microsoft Store.
Full release notes for Mozilla Firefox 128.0.3 are available on the official website. |
Honor Magic V3 Hands-On: Uncanny Thinness with Periscope Zoom - [mobile]
05:07 PM EDT - Jul,25 2024 - post a comment The Honor Magic V3 is the new thinnest and lightest foldable phone around, measuring 9.3mm when folded and weighing 230g. It basically feels like the iPhone 15 Pro Max when folded, but with rounder curvier edges.
There's a Snapdragon 8 Gen 3, and two gorgeous screens, and a capable triple lens camera system too.
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Galaxy Watch Ultra vs Watch 7: Scientific Review - [gadgets]
03:32 PM EDT - Jul,25 2024 - post a comment The Galaxy Watch Ultra and Galaxy Watch 7 have a new sensor that Samsung claims has improved performance. But is that true? Today we will find out by systematically testing the heart rate tracking performance, sleep stage tracking and GPS tracking. And we'll also take a quick look at some other features like blood pressure, FTP and body composition. I want to get this video out as soon as possible, so unlike my normal videos, I will not show you all results at once, but I will show you the results as I get them. So I'll be as surprised as you and we will find out together how good the Galaxy Watch Ultra and Watch 7 are in my first test. This will be an initial review, and the full review will come in a week or two.
But what is my overall initial conclusion. Well, the Galaxy Watches aren't terrible, but they are definitely showing some issues. The Sleep stage tracking appears to be similar to what it has always been, the heart rate tracking for indoor cycling was surprisingly bad, and for outdoor cycling it was surprisingly good. The heart rate tracking does seem to have changed compared to previous generations of galaxy watches, and the new sensor appears to be especially good for outdoor cycling when tested on me. The GPS on the Galaxy Watch Ultra was quite good in my first test, though I cannot explain why it did better than the Watch 7, since from what I understand both have the same dual frequency GPS system. So, overall the Galaxy Watches show some improvement over the previous generations, but I am not sure yet how big that improvement actually is. I'll do more testing over the next weeks, and share my comprehensive review then, which will also include a test on my colleague Raphael.
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Galaxy Z Fold 6 Ultra - I Can't Believe Samsung is FINALLY Doing It - [mobile]
01:53 PM EDT - Jul,25 2024 - post a comment In recent months, there's been significant excitement about the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 Ultra also known as the Z Fold 6 Slim. The foldable smartphone will have a much wider aspect ratio and to be honest, I can't imagine Samsung is finally giving us exactly what we've been asking for all along with the Galaxy Z Fold 6 Ultra or Slim.
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AMD delays the launch of its Ryzen 9000 CPUs by one to two weeks - [hardware]
05:26 PM EDT - Jul,24 2024 - post a comment Last week, AMD announced that the first Ryzen 9000 series of desktop CPUs would launch on July 31. However, today the processor company announced a slight delay in the release of those powerful PC chips. AMD spokesperson Stacy MacDiarmid said there were no actual issues with the Ryzen 9000 CPUs themselves. Rather it was discovered that some of those processors did not go through all of the required testing that the company performs. The delay was to make sure all the new chips went through AMD's testing systems.
The new Ryzen 9000 CPUs will also be the first to use AMD's Zen 5 architecture. The most powerful CPU in the family is supposed to be the Ryzen 9 9950X which will have 16 cores, 32 threads, and a maximum clock speed of 5.7 GHz.
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Intel's Biggest Failure in Years: Confirmed Oxidation & Excessive Voltage - [hardware]
04:50 AM EDT - Jul,24 2024 - post a comment Intel has finally published a statement about the instability of its Raptor Lake and Raptor Lake Refresh CPUs in the 13th & 14th Gen families of CPUs. The Intel 14900K, 13900K, and their alternative CPUs in the same generations now have a confirmed set of issues. Intel has formally acknowledged in a reddit post that its 13 Series CPUs had oxidation issues during at least one point of manufacturing history. It did not adequately define a date range. Intel also confirmed that it has excessive voltage issues on 13th & 14th Gen CPUs alike. The company has failed to adequately reinforce its support "commitments" for customers and has failed to give date ranges or serial numbers to help consumers identify if they are affected. Intel hasn't stated to what extent different CPUs are affected. To our understanding, K-SKUs are hit the hardest.
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The Perfect Automated Windows 11 Install USB - [guides]
03:18 PM EDT - Jul,22 2024 - post a comment Today I will show you how to create a Windows 11 install USB that will bypass Windows 11 hardware requirements, bypass the Windows 11 Microsoft account, and debloat Windows 11. Also it does all of this automatically without any use interaction. It does this by using an autounattend.xml file.
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Return of the King - Noctua NH-D15 G2 Review - [hardware]
01:30 PM EDT - Jul,22 2024 - post a comment If you are looking for the absolute best air cooler for your gaming PC, then the obvious choice has always been the Noctua NH-D15. But now with Noctua's NH-D15 G2, they're changing the game again but their goal of once again having the best air cooler for Intel and AMD systems now has some serious competition with Thermalright and DeepCool. So with a sky-high price and amazing temperatures, can the D15 G2 really become the best of the best again?
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Snapdragon X-Series - Everything we Didn't Know... - [hardware]
03:37 AM EDT - Jul,22 2024 - post a comment Its been a while since the launch of the Snapdragon X Elite and X Plus but in this video Sponsored by Qualcomm we wanted to go deeper into the architecture, technology, battery life claims and more importantly the future potential of Copilot Plus Ai PC's. Contrary to popular belief, these can be some of the best everyday laptops right now in 2024 but they also need some time to mature a bit more and deserve some chances to shine.
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Lamborghini Revuelto Review - 0-60mph and REAL World Test! - [off-topic]
05:33 AM EDT - Jul,20 2024 - post a comment The Revuelto is Lambo's all-new flagship supercar, and Mat's about to discover whether it's a worthy successor to the almighty Aventador.
For starters, let's check out the performance! The Revuelto rolls up powered by a 6.5-litre naturally-aspirated V12 along with three electric motors - one on the rear axle, and two on the front. Combined, this all-new supercar produces an almighty 1,015hp and 1,062Nm of torque! It can fly to 60mph in just 2.5 seconds, and it has a crazy top speed of 218mph!
Regarding the design, the Revuelto is unmistakable as a Lamborghini. Up front, it looks extremely aggressive, with huge air intakes flanking the front splitter and surrounded by huge three-piece DRLs. The side profile looks similar to the Aventador (that's no bad thing, mind), and around the back the most prominent feature is the huge centre-placed quad tailpipes. Naturally, there's also a massive diffuser, and the glorious V12 is left open to the elements! Naturally, though, it's totally sealed so nothing can get in!
Step inside and the interior is very similar to the Aventador. There's a new set of digital dials that are super bright and offer a load of adjustments, while there's also a large infotainment screen in the centre of the dash. However, while it looks smart, it's not the best system. It also seems like Lambo has taken a leaf out of Tesla's book, with the indicator stalk removed and replaced by buttons on the steering wheel!
So the Revuelto looks and sounds incredible, but it doesn't come cheap. Before you've added any options, it will set you back around £450,000! So is it worth it? You'll need to stick with Mat and Yianni to see for yourself!
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What HAPPENED to Corsair Cases? - [hardware]
04:37 PM EDT - Jul,19 2024 - post a comment Corsair used to be known for the the best PC cases on the planet but that has changed. Instead of them offering amazing build quality, innovation and pricing, Corsair PC cases are now expensive, have a lot of copycat features that are years late and have build quality of a sub-budget case. But let's also talk about how things can be fixed.
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Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra - Well, This Was UNEXPECTED - [briefly]
04:29 PM EDT - Jul,19 2024 - post a comment Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra is Samsung's upcoming flagship tablet, and today I have 3 interesting pieces of information about the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra and let me tell you, all of them are quite unexpected. Samsung will launch the Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra in October.
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AMD Strikes Back: Zen 5 CPU Architecture Changes - [hardware]
04:25 PM EDT - Jul,19 2024 - post a comment AMD's Zen 5 architecture brings new CPUs and new chipsets. In this video, we'll talk about the AMD chipset differences (X870E vs. X870, X670E, X670, B850, & B840) alongside some of the changes to its CPUs that AMD detailed to press in a recent briefing.
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Global IT outage: 'We're deeply sorry', CrowdStrike CEO George Kurtz says - [security]
12:03 PM EDT - Jul,19 2024 - post a comment A massive tech failure has caused travel chaos around the world, with banking and healthcare services also badly hit. Flights have been grounded because of the IT outage - a flaw which left many computers displaying blue error screens. There were long queues, delays and flight cancellations at airports around the world, as passengers had to be manually checked in. Cyber-security firm Crowdstrike has admitted that the problem was caused by an update to its antivirus software, which is designed to protect Microsoft Windows devices from malicious attacks.
CEO of Crowdstrike George Kurtz delivers an apology after global IT outage disrupts businesses including banks, airlines, train companies, telecommunications companies, TV and radio broadcasters and supermarkets.
Speaking to our partner NBC, Mr Kurtz said 'We're deeply sorry...the global issues were caused by a single faulty content update'.
He added 'That update had a software bug in it and caused an issue with the Microsoft operating system...we identified this very quickly and remediated the issue'.
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Best Adblocker: Test vs Malware - [security]
04:10 PM EDT - Jul,18 2024 - post a comment We test UBlock Origin vs Ghostery vs 100 Malware links and compare the results to Google Safe Browsing, Default Browser Protection and Malwarebytes.
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NVIDIA Geforce 560.70 WHQL Driver released - [gaming]
04:54 PM EDT - Jul,17 2024 - post a comment NVIDIA has released the latest version of its GeForce software. Version 560.70 WHQL comes Game Ready for Dungeonborne, Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn, and Stormgate. Besides performance optimization, the driver enables support for DLSS 3 Frame Generation and Reflex for the three games. The drivers add G-SYNC compatibility for 14 new monitor models. The driver also adds support for CUDA 12.6. This release doesn't fix any gaming related bugs but addresses a few with popular content creation apps.
A bug that causes NVENC to ignore quality and bitrate settings for 10-bit encoding, has been fixed. Scaling 10-bit HEVC or AV1 content down below 50% in viewport shows display corruption, which has been fixed. A bug that causes Unity Engine to throw up artifacts when rendering overlapped geometry on an anti-aliased framebuffer, has been fixed. Visual corruption noticed in Source and Program Monitor Previews of Adobe Premiere has been fixed.
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Intel's CPUs Are Failing, ft. Wendell of Level1 Techs - [hardware]
04:19 PM EDT - Jul,15 2024 - post a comment Intel's CPUs, including the 14900K and 13900K (and others of those generations) have had ramping instability reports from consumers for months now, but Wendell of Level1 Techs has sources stating that Intel's CPUs are also failing in enterprise and server deployments. This concerning development suggests that some of the prior PL1 and PL2 configuration issues may be a different issue or red herring, as the server boards don't push power to the same extent as the consumer Z790 motherboards. We talk with Wendell about what this means and what's next for Intel.
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Noctua Responds, FTC Slaps Hardware Manfs, Another NVIDIA Anti-Trust Investigation - [hardware]
04:24 PM EDT - Jul,14 2024 - post a comment Hardware news for the past 2 weeks includes coverage of Noctua's updates to the NH-D15 G2 documentation following our review, the FTC slapping hardware companies for Magnuson-Moss warranty violations and other anti-consumer practices, an NVIDIA anti-trust investigation in France, and the Steam Deck showing up on Valve's controller usage count.
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Intel's CPUs Are Failing, ft. Wendell of Level1 Techs - [hardware]
05:14 AM EDT - Jul,13 2024 - post a comment Intel's CPUs, including the 14900K and 13900K (and others of those generations) have had ramping instability reports from consumers for months now, but Wendell of Level1 Techs has sources stating that Intel's CPUs are also failing in enterprise and server deployments. This concerning development suggests that some of the prior PL1 and PL2 configuration issues may be a different issue or red herring, as the server boards don't push power to the same extent as the consumer Z790 motherboards. We talk with Wendell about what this means and what's next for Intel.
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First Look! Microsoft Entra Suite - [briefly]
05:04 AM EDT - Jul,13 2024 - post a comment In this episode I take a look at the new incoming Microsoft Entra Suite. I'll discuss not only its features, but also the various licensing options that Microsoft are offering and ask what's included. How much do they cost and most importantly how do they work. Here, I'll provide the grand tour of all things entra. Ensuring that you not only know what the suite is, but also what's included as well as the all important question, is it worth the money.
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Red Bull's 1200hp V10 Hypercar - [off-topic]
05:08 PM EDT - Jul,12 2024 - post a comment It's been designed by Adrian Newey, chief technology officer at Red Bull Racing. He's previously designed 12 Championship-winning F1 cars, and he's now turned his attention to a hypercar that offers F1-style performance! And the stats are absolutely insane...
It's powered by an incredible 4.5-litre naturally-aspirated V10 that offers 1,000hp. This is connected to a sequential automatic single-clutch gearbox with an electric motor. Combined, the RB17 creates an incredible 1,200hp, and all this power is sent to the rear wheels!
What's more, the V10 red lines at a glorious 15,000 RPM! It can also reach a top speed of 230mph (which is restricted), but don't expect to see one out on the road anytime soon - unfortunately, the RB17 isn't road-legal.
Almost the entire car is built from carbon fibre, from the bodywork through to the chassis and even the gearbox! As a result, the RB17 tips the scales at only 900kg, and the aero helps it produce 1.7 tonnes of downforce at 100mph.
It's limited to just 50 units, and they don't come cheap - the RB17 comes with a price tag of £6,000,000! So is it worth it? Let's take a closer look...
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Tesla Model S Plaid vs Zeekr 001 FR | Are Chinese EVs Getting Faster? - [off-topic]
05:01 PM EDT - Jul,12 2024 - post a comment The Tesla Model S Plaid is the fastest Tesla ever built.
It can reach a top speed of 321kph [200mph] and accelerate 0-100kph in 2.1sec [0-60mph in 1.99sec], claimed by Tesla.
Zeekr is a Chiese car manufactured that came out of nowhere [established in 2021], and the 001FR is one of its first sports-performing models with 4 motors [1 for each wheel], with a top speed of 280kph [174mph] and acceleration 0-100kph in 2.07sec [0-60mph in 1.98sec] claimed by the manufacturer.
Find out if the Tesla can beat the Zeekr in a quarter-mile race.
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Samsung Galaxy Ring Impressions - One Ring to Rule Them All? - [gadgets]
12:54 PM EDT - Jul,10 2024 - post a comment The Samsung Galaxy Ring features a Titanium Grade 5 Finish, available in 3 colors Titanium Black, Titanium Silver, Titanium Gold, 9 Sizes (Size 5 - Size 13 US), IP68 Water Resistant up to 100m, weighs under 3 grams, Heart Rate Monitoring, Advanced Sleep Tracking, Inactive Alert, Blood Oxygen, AI Energy Score, AI Wellness Tips, Up to 7 days battery life a Multi-functional Charging Case and Price is from £399/$399.99.
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Lambo Aventador SV v Hyundai IONIQ 5 N: DRAG RACE - [off-topic]
06:15 PM EDT - Jul,09 2024 - post a comment We've got Mat in the all-new Hyundai IONIQ 5 N, and it's about to go head-to-head against a Lamborghini Aventador SV!
So let's see how these two speedsters compare. Starting with the Hyundai, it's powered by two electric motors that can produce 650hp and 770Nm of torque. This power is sent to all four wheels, and naturally being an EV, it's pretty heavy, tipping the scales at 2,235kg. However, considering the amount of power, it's relatively cheap, costing just £65,000.
Then alongside it, we have the mighty Lambo. It's powered by a 6.5-litre naturally-aspirated V12, and this can produce 750hp and 690Nm. Power is sent to all four wheels via a 7-speed automatic gearbox, and it's a whole lot lighter than the IONIQ, weighing in at 1,525kg. It's a whole lot more expensive though, costing from £238,000!
The Lambo has more power, so will it be a walkover? Or will electric power prevail against this supercar? There's only one way to find out... LET'S RACE!
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Samsung Galaxy AI may offer real-time translation in WhatsApp - [briefly]
02:05 PM EDT - Jul,06 2024 - post a comment Some time ago Samsung announced that it would expand the Live Translate feature to third-party Android apps. At that time, there was only a guess that those third-party apps would include WhatsApp, Google Meet, KakaoTalk, Telegram, etc.
Now, according to a tip from reliable tipster IceUniverse, Samsung may bring the live translation feature to WhatsApp. IceUniverse further added that the feature would be expanded to third-party apps such as WhatsApp, Google Meet, and WeChat.
Samsung introduced the Galaxy AI Live Translate feature with the Galaxy S24 series, launched earlier this year. Using this feature, Galaxy S24 users were able to live translate phone calls in real-time through on-device AI capabilities.
The real-time live translation feature was then rolled out to other supported Samsung Galaxy devices with the One UI 6.1 update. Now, the latest tip suggests that the Galaxy AI Live Translate feature will make its way to WhatsApp, and other non-Samsung apps.
This would help over 2.7 billion active WhatsApp users worldwide. Apart from carriers, people make use of third-party apps such as WhatsApp, WeChat, and Google Meet to communicate with others for voice and video conversations. |
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 - OFFICIALLY REVEALED!! - [mobile]
03:38 AM EDT - Jul,06 2024 - post a comment Galaxy Z Fold 6 spec sheet leak reveals new AI features. A new leak has revealed some new Galaxy Z Fold 6 features. Samsung Notes gets a new transcription/summary feature. Then there's real-time translation feature that leverages both halves of the foldable.
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