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While Samsung could simply be referring to the upcoming Galaxy S23 series, the recent developments open up other possibilities too. The company doesn’t have a K-series smartphone line, so those mysterious devices could launch under an existing lineup. Moreover, they appeared alongside the Galaxy S23 trio. Maybe the Korean firm plans to add a third flagship lineup to the mix, along with the existing Galaxy S and Galaxy Z series. Perhaps a full FE (Fan Edition) line of affordable Galaxy S flagships, as a Galaxy S22 FE doesn’t seem to be coming next year....

On August 11 at 10AM EDT, Samsung will debut a few new products. Judging by the invite, it looks like the Galaxy Z Fold 3 and Galaxy Z Flip 3 will debut at this event. And given the fact that Samsung stated last month at MWC, that it would debut its next smartwatch at “an Unpacked event later this summer”, it’s safe to say the Galaxy Watch 4 is coming too....

Samsung launched the world’s first LPDDR5X DRAM solution in November last year. It is a 14nm 16Gb chip that brings faster speeds and lesser power consumption over the previous-gen solutions. In March this year, the company revealed that the new DRAM chip has been validated for use in Qualcomm’s next-gen mobile processors. The Korean firm also touted data transfer speeds of up to 7.5Gbps. It has topped that speed by 1Gbps in just about seven months....

According to Samsung, Maintenance Mode will create a separate user account on your phone. Repair technicians can access your phone’s core functions but access to your personal information, including photos, documents, and messages, is blocked. This allows technicians to work on your phone and repair it efficiently while ensuring the safety of your data. Repair technicians can’t even see or use apps that you installed. But should they need it, they can download new apps from the Galaxy Store....

In a series of tweets posted shortly after the iPhone 14 launch last week, Samsung took a dig at its arch-rival with a few fun facts about its Galaxy devices. “What the Flip, Apple?” the first tweet says, adding that Samsung has been “flexing for two years, five months, and 20 days”. That’s a reference to its first Flip series foldable. The tweet also features the Galaxy Z Flip 4. The second tweet highlights the Galaxy Z Fold 4 and contains the same jibe at Apple....