Samsung's smart glasses foray kicks off in partnership with Gentle Monster, Warby Parker

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Samsung officially introduced its new artificial intelligence-powered "intelligent eyewear" at Galaxy Unpacked in London, marking a major step to expand the Galaxy ecosystem into screenless, hands-free wearables. Developed in collaboration with global eyewear brands Gentle Monster and Warby Parker, the lightweight frames merge high-fashion aesthetics with wearability, offering options ranging from a slim black silhouette to a classic brown upswept brow line.

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Samsung unveils Galaxy Z TriFold

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Samsung launched the Galaxy Z TriFold, its most advanced multi-folding phone yet. The device features a double-folding mechanism that opens to reveal an expansive 10-inch display, the largest screen ever on a Galaxy phone. This unique form factor is designed to provide the ultimate balance between phone-like portability and tablet-level productivity, with Samsung positioning it as the shape of what’s next in the mobile AI era.

At just 3.9mm at its thinnest point when unfolded, the Z TriFold promises flagship performance. It is powered by the customized Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Elite Mobile Platform for Galaxy, features a high-resolution 200-megapixel camera, and includes a 5,600mAh three-cell battery system. Structural innovation, including an advanced Armor FlexHinge and reinforced display materials, ensures durability and a minimal gap when closed. 

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Samsung releases One UI Home update

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Good news for Galaxy users! Samsung has just released a new update for the One UI Home app, bringing it to version 15.1.03.95. This update, coming in at around 25MB, focuses on improving the overall user experience.

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Samsung reportedly contemplates flagship rebrand

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Samsung might be looking to distinguish its flagship series smartphones from the rest of its product lineup. Korean publication E-Today reported that the company is exploring the possibility of removing the Galaxy name for these premium phones. The approach would be similar to how Lexus is Toyota's luxury car brand and Hyundai sells premium cars under the Genesis branding.

As Tom's Guide noted, the change might be crucial as bloated as the Galaxy name is now. There are five smartphone lines underneath it, as well as tablets, earbuds, smartwatches, and even smart rings.

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