Samsung Galaxy Unpacked Event for Galaxy Z Fold 5, Galaxy Z Flip 5 Said to Take Place in South Korea

Samsung hosted its first Galaxy Unpacked event of this year on February 1 in San Francisco. As we are inching closer towards the launch of the next-generation Galaxy Z foldable smartphone series, Lee Young-hee, President of Samsung DX’s Global Marketing Center has reportedly confirmed the location of the next Unpacked event. The Suwon headquartered company would host its next major Galaxy Unpacked event to unveil the Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Galaxy Z Flip 5 in Seoul, South Korea instead of the US or Europe. This is not the first time Samsung is choosing Seoul as a location for the release of its premium handsets. The launch of the Galaxy Note 20 series took place virtually in Seoul in 2020.

As per a report by Yonhap News (Korean), Lee Young-hee revealed that the upcoming Unpacked event will take place in Seoul, South Korea. She reportedly made the confirmation during a press Q&A at the Samsung Ho-Am Award Ceremony at the Shilla Hotel. When asked about the reason for conducting the event in Seoul, Young-hee reportedly said, “because Korea is meaningful and important.”

In previous years, Samsung held its major smartphone launch events either in the US or Europe. In 2020, the company unveiled the Galaxy Note 20 series in South Korea, though it was a virtual event.

Samsung is yet to confirm the exact date of the next Galaxy Unpacked 2023 event. However, it is rumoured to take place on July 26. The Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Galaxy Z Flip 5 are expected to make their debut at the event alongside Galaxy Watch 6 lineup. The Galaxy Tab S9 series, comprising the base Galaxy Tab S9, the Galaxy Tab S9+, and the high-end Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra are also expected to go official during the event.

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Galaxy Z Flip 5 are expected to feature a Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 SoC under the hood. The Galaxy Z Fold 5 is said to come with a price tag of $1,799 (roughly Rs. 1,47,000)


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Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 4G Snapdragon Variant, Galaxy Note 20 Receive June 2022 Security Patch: Report

Samsung Galaxy S20 Fan Edition (FE) 4G variant with the Snapdragon SoC and the Galaxy Note 20 series has reportedly started receiving the latest June 2022 Android security patch. The update is said to be currently available in Australia, Malaysia, Philippines, and Vietnam for the Galaxy S20 FE and in US for the Galaxy Note 20 series. The new security patch is said to bring fixes for several bugs and security vulnerabilitie on the Galaxy S20 FE. For the Galaxy Note 20 series, the update is also said to bring improvements to the Night Portrait feature.

According to a report from Sammobile, the Galaxy S20 FE LTE with the Snapdragon 865 SoC has started receiving the latest June 2022 Android security patch in Australia, Malaysia, Philippines, and Vietnam with the firmware version G780GXXU3CVE7. The latest security patch is said to bring fixes for 66 privacy and security vulnerabilities for the Galaxy S20 FE LTE with the Snapdragon 865 SoC. The update also brings several bug fixes and stability improvements to the smartphone.

Another report from Sammobile said that the June 2022 Android security patch is also currently available in the US for the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 and Galaxy Note 20 Ultra with the firmware version N98xU1UEU2FVEB. The latest update is said to bring, along with the privacy and security vulnerabilities fixes, some camera-related improvements. The Night Portrait feature has reportedly been improved to enable users to click better portrait images in dark environments.

An earlier report had said that the Samsung Galaxy S20 FE LTE with Exynos SoC and Galaxy S20 FE 5G had started receiving the June 2022 Android security patch. The smartphones had started receiving the update in Russia with the firmware version G780FXXU9DVE7 and in the Baltic region, Germany, Ireland, Luxembourg, Portugal, and Slovakia with the firmware version G781BXXU4FVE8.

Samsung Galaxy S20 FE LTE should automatically receive the latest June 2022 Android security patch. If it hasn’t, eligible users can manually update their smartphones by heading over to Settings > Software update > Download and Install.

The smartphone was launched in May last year in Germany, Malaysia, and Vietnam. This variant of the Galaxy S20 FE was powered by the Snapdragon 865 SoC and housed a 4,500mAh battery pack with 25W fast charging support. The phone also supports wireless charging. It features a 6.5-inch Super AMOLED Infinity-O touchscreen with full-HD+ resolution and 120Hz refresh rate.

Galaxy S20 FE LTE gets a 32-megapixel selfie camera at the front. At the back, the smartphone gets a triple camera setup with a 12-megapixel primary sensor, 12-megapixel ultra-wide lens, and an 8-megapixel telephoto lens. The phone was also launched with an in-display fingerprint sensor. The handset gets 128GB of onboard storage that can be expanded through a microSD card.

Samsung Galaxy Note 20 series was launched in August 2020. The Galaxy Note 20 featured a 6.7-inch full-HD+ Infinity-O Super AMOLED+ flat display with 60Hz refresh rate and 20:9 aspect ratio. It was powered by either the octa-core Exynos 990 SoC or Qualcomm Snadragon 865+ SoC, depending on the market. On the other hand, Galaxy Note 20 Ultra featured a 6.9-inch WQHD Infinity-O Dynamic AMOLED 2X curved-edge display with 120Hz refresh rate and 19:3:9 aspect ratio. It was also powered by the same two chipsets, depending on the market, as the Galaxy Note 20.


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