Subsequent to delivering the March 2021 security fix to different top of the line and mid-range Galaxy smartphones, Samsung has begun carrying it out to the Galaxy Note 9. The most recent security fix was delivered to the Galaxy Note 9 in South Korea recently through another product update.

The new programming update, which has firmware rendition N960NKSU3FUC1, has been delivered for opened and transporter variations (KT and SKT) of the Galaxy Note 9 in South Korea. Aside from Google's own bug fixes, Samsung's March 2021 security fix incorporates fixes for three weaknesses identified with the Exynos 990 processor and 16 different weaknesses identified with Galaxy gadgets. The update could carry out to different business sectors throughout the following not many days.

On the off chance that you are a Galaxy Note 9 client from South Korea, your phone may have gotten a notice of the new update as of now. On the off chance that you haven't got the update at this point, you can physically check for the update by exploring to Settings » Software update and tapping on Download and introduce on your gadget. Then again, you can likewise download the whole firmware from our firmware area and glimmer it physically.

The Galaxy Note 9 was dispatched in August 2018 with Android 8.1 Oreo, and it has gotten two significant Android OS refreshes from that point forward. At present, the phone is running Android 10-based One UI 2.5. The Galaxy Note 9 is on Samsung's month to month security update timetable, and it had gotten the February 2021 security fix a month ago.

Some people might argue that Samsung was in an unnecessary hurry to pull the trigger and launching a foldable phone was a mistake at that time. The event also met with a series of malfunction which kind-of delayed the actual launch of the foldable device but eventually, it was Samsung who come up with the idea and very first foldable smartphones.

Now, when the company has successfully launched the in-folding smartphone Galaxy Z fold as well as the clamshell Galaxy Z flip, it might be working on a double-folding foldable smartphone, citing three sources familiar with the topic. The sources also claim that the new device could be revealed at the end of this year. Although at the time of uncertainty, it's hard to say final words.

The double-folding smartphone isn't much discussed yet, but it is believed that the design will be more suitable for apps. "The design is set to make the unfolded screen aspect ratio be in line with the mainstream ratio of 16:9 or 18:9, so more video games and other apps could run more smoothly with better resolutions on the device," a source elaborated to Nikkei Asia Review.

At this time, it is not clear that whether there will a dual-folding foldable smartphone something similar to Xiaomi's prototype foldable, which allow the user to fold phone back the top and button or it would be something we haven't seen so far. We have also seen some patents and concepts for a device that folds into a Z shape, with one side folding backward, and the other side folding inwards. Presumably, Samsung is following the latter approach, as the firm has moved away from out-folding designs due to heavy screen cost or damage concerns. The latter solution would mean the screens won't be entirely exposed to the potential damage as a folding experience.

Consistently that Samsung discharges another phone, there are the individuals who bounce on the pre-request train, with an end goal to exploit the ludicrously wonderful exchange bargains. In any case, the individuals who stand by somewhat longer are normally compensations also, as Samsung will in general drop the cost of its gadgets for a brief period.

Yet, today, you can get the Galaxy S21 Ultra for $100 not exactly the beginning cost of the Galaxy S21 Plus.

This week has been named the 'Find Spring Event', where you'll track down some incredible arrangements on various Samsung items, embellishments, and home machines. This incorporates the Galaxy S21 Ultra, which can be had for just $900.

You should simply pick the opened 128GB variant of The S21 Ultra, and ensure you're getting Phantom Silver. Add the phone to your truck, and utilize the code "GALAXY100" at checkout. This eliminates another $100 off of the request, and brings the value down to simply $899.99.

In any case, the fun doesn't stop there, as Samsung is likewise giving $250 in moment credit that can be utilized on various extras. These incorporate cases, remote chargers, and surprisingly the Galaxy Buds Pro or Galaxy Watch 3.

Also, on the off chance that you have a more current leader smartphone that you need to exchange, you can get the 128GB rendition of the S21 Ultra for just $299.99. This is a fantastic arrangement on the best phone of the year up until now.

For some time now we have been hearing reports that Samsung might possibly have killed off its Note series. It has been somewhat befuddling, particularly when gadgets like the Galaxy S21 got S Pen support, a component that used to be selective to the Note series, yet fortunately the Note group of phones isn't exactly dead yet.

Before you get excessively energized, however, there is some terrible information and that is while the Note setup hasn't been slaughtered off, don't anticipate seeing another model dispatched for the current year. This is as per Samsung's versatile boss Koh Dong Jin who in a yearly investor's gathering uncovered that because of a lack in chip supply, the organization could be hoping to skirt the 2021's Note handset. As per Koh:

"Note series is situated as a very good quality model in our business portfolio. It very well may be a weight to uncover two lead models in a year so it very well may be hard to deliver Note model in 2H. The circumstance of Note model dispatch can be changed however we look to deliver a Note model one year from now."

In light of Koh's remarks, it seems like the Note series is a lot of fit as a fiddle, and the notice of a potential dispatch in 2022 implies that the organization could continue making the phone. It is totally conceivable that things could change in the coming months, yet until we hear something else, it's presumably best to not get your expectations up right now.

Samsung is on a journey to improve the form nature of its Galaxy Z Fold series, and the impending Galaxy Z Fold 3 could be the organization's first foldable phone to offer a type of insurance against the components. It will not have an IP rating, as per another gossip, however it should offer sprinkle obstruction.

This will not imply that you'll have the option to dunk the Galaxy Z Fold 3 in water without gambling harming it, yet it will expand the phone's possibility of endurance in case of a fluid spill, etc. In any case, the possibility that the Galaxy Z Fold 3 will have sprinkle obstruction may disclose to us somewhat more about the phone's development, and it very well may be that the cunning pivot will be improved significantly further to fit the bill for water opposition.

Galaxy Watch 4/Watch Active 4 shading subtleties arise

The very source that talked about these impending Galaxy Z Fold 3 plan changes likewise claims to have gotten a couple of pieces of data in regards to the forthcoming Galaxy Watch 4 and Galaxy Watch Active 4.

Obvious, the gossip asserts that both smartwatches will run Wear OS rather than Tizen, which you've effectively heard at this point. In any case, likewise, it guarantees that the Galaxy Watch 4/Active 4 will be offered in a similar shading choice as the Galaxy Z, however it's muddled if the source is alluding to the Galaxy Z Fold 3 or the following Z Flip in the series.

In any case, we solely announced that the Galaxy Z Fold 3 will be accessible in dark and green at any rate, though the Galaxy Z Flip 2 hit the racks in four shading alternatives: dark, beige, green, and light violet.