This update is currently available on the eligible Galaxy Flip and Fold devices and will continue rolling out in the coming months. The improvements this upgrade is bringing are obvious in areas such as multitasking and the overall user interface. It also brings better multitasking features, hence making the large screen more usable as a productivity device.

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With this update, the taskbar has a new layout to help users easily switch between running apps without pulling up the app drawer. New gestures are now available to initiate various multitasking modes. Running multiple applications at a time on a split screen with just a drag (from the taskbar) and drop feature is now possible. 

This update is currently available on the Samsung Galaxy Fold 3 and 4, Flip 3 and 4 devices. It comes along with the One UI 4.1.1 update for Samsung devices. So, if you are using any of the foldable devices above, head over to your system settings and download the upgrade.

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Samsung Galaxy A04 Core listed on Geekbench

The model number SM-A042F of an upcoming Samsung smartphone has been listed on the Geekbench certification. The listing makes it seem like the phone might have 3GB of RAM. The entry states that the alleged Samsung Galaxy A04 Core might come pre-installed with Android 12. Another SoC that has been identified as a MediaTek Helio G35 SoC is the MT6765V/CB, which has a base frequency of 2.3GHz. The rumoured Galaxy A04 Core has not yet received any official information from Samsung.

The smartphone received 3556 points for its multi-core performance and 802 points for its single-core performance. These results give a performance indication for the phone. In this instance, the phone will in fact be an entry-level smartphone. A water-drop notch-style Infinity-V display, which will actually be an Infinity-V display, is anticipated for the smartphone.

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It probably has an HD+ resolution screen without support for high refresh rates. One camera on the back and a simple design are shown in some leaked renders of the phone. It won’t have a fingerprint reader and might only use facial recognition software for unlocking.

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Samsung said the “repair mode” is a feature that allows users to choose not to disclose data when repairing their smartphones, and fundamentally eliminates the concern that some private companies may access or leak personal information during the repair process.

According to the report, users can turn on “Repair Mode” in the “Battery and Device Maintenance” menu in the “Settings” of the smartphone, and then the phone will reboot. After the phone is turned on again, users will not be able to access personal data such as photos, messages and accounts, and will only be able to use the default installed apps.

When the phone is repaired, users can exit “repair mode” through pattern/fingerprint recognition, and the phone will restart again and open access to personal data.

Samsung will first bring “Repair Mode” to Galaxy S21 series phones through a software update, and plans to expand it to some other models in the future, with other regions expected to receive the feature soon.

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