Galaxy S21 and Galaxy Note 20 get new Android 13 beta updates Galaxy S21 and Galaxy Note 20 get new Android 13 beta updates This is the third Android 13 beta update for the Galaxy S21 series. Initially released in India, the latest build comes with a firmware version ending with ZVJ6. The update should also be available in other regions anytime now, including the US. In some regions, this may be the second beta update, though....

As of this writing, the August SMR (Security Maintenance Release) for the Galaxy Fold LTE is available in France with firmware version F900FXXU6HVG5. The 5G variant of the phone is picking up the same update in the UK with firmware version F907BXXU6HVG5. The devices are also getting some system stability improvements with this release. The rollout should reach other markets, including the US, in the coming days. The August SMR is also rolling out to the LTE variant of the Galaxy Z Flip....

According to the official changelog, the Galaxy Z Fold 3 and Galaxy Z Flip 3 are receiving numbers display-related fixes with the latest One UI 4.0 beta build. Firstly, the issue with screen brightness automatically changing to the lowest level when the device is on boot has been fixed. Other fixed issues include the main screen running at a 60Hz refresh rate, stutter issues when unfolding the device after using the secondary display for a prolonged time, and persistent separation lines after opening apps in split-screen....

Samsung talks about health advancements Samsung talks about health advancements Samsung last year introduced a BioActive Sensor on the Galaxy Watch 4. It combines Optical Heart Rate (PPG), Electrical Heart Signal (ECG), and Bioelectrical Impedance Analysis (BIA) to deliver accurate and comprehensive health data. Yang says this groundbreaking sensor has revolutionized health monitoring in two key areas: sleep and body composition. These advancements give users detailed insights into various health metrics so they can make informed decisions....

According to the Korean media, Samsung’s latest push into the crypto market is driven by President Yoon Suk-yeol’s pro-crypto stance. The newly-elected President of South Korea is encouraging domestic companies and investors to invest more in cryptocurrencies and virtual assets. He has even increased the minimum taxable income from digital trading, giving more room for growth to small investors. President Yoon’s push into this sector may also have something to do with dozens of domestic digital trading platforms shutting their operations last year....