Samsung Electronics Develops Industry’s First Automotive SSD Based on 8th-Generation V-NAND

  Samsung Electronics, the world leader in advanced memory technology, today announced it has successfully developed the industry’s first PCIe 4.0


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Samsung Earns #1 for Service Excellence in TVs and Home Appliances by ACSI®

  Samsung Electronics America has secured #1 rankings in TVs for overall customer satisfaction and #1 in home appliance service experience for the


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[Interview] Samsung’s Odyssey OLED G8 Joins the Journey of Creating ‘The First Descendant’ With Nexon Developers

“Playing The First Descendant on the Odyssey monitor with HDR10+ GAMING allows you to experience the game’s vivid, high-quality graphics at their best”


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Samsung Hosts #PlayGalaxy Cup at TwitchCon San Diego 2024 To Showcase Best-In-Class Mobile Gaming Performance on Galaxy Devices

  Samsung Electronics today announced that it will host the second #PlayGalaxy Cup at TwitchCon San Diego 2024 on Saturday, Sept. 21. The event will


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[Unfolding Galaxy AI] Supercharge Your Productivity With the Galaxy Z Fold6 and Z Flip6

The Galaxy Z series is well-known for defying conventions with its innovative form factors that unlock new possibilities for getting things done. The latest


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How to Use Time to Leave Alerts in the Calendar App

Do you wish you could get an iPad or iPhone calendar alert when it's time to leave for an event or appointment? Now you can! Here's how to turn on Time to Leave alerts in the Calendar app on your iPhone or iPad. 







Why You'll Love This Tip:





* Get notified when it's time to get in your car and head out to your appointment or meet-up.

* With built-in drive time reminders, you need never be late again!





How to Use Time to Leave Alerts in the Calendar App on Your iPhone & iPad






System Requirements





The steps below will only work on an iPhone updated to iOS 18. Learn how to update to the latest OS. You'll also need to be sure Location Services are turned on for the Calendar app.




Have you ever wished your iPad or iPhone would not only remind you of calendar events but give a calendar alert when it's time to depart? Your wish is granted! Apple has just introduced the new Time to Leave feature, which automatically calculates when you need to leave your current location so you can arrive at your destination on time. Here's how to add Time to Leave to your iPhone Calendar alerts.




* Open the Settings app.








* Tap Apps.








* Tap Calendar.








* Tap Default Alert Times.








* Toggle on Time to Leave.








* Now, open the Calendar app and create a calendar event as you normally would. 








* You'll see that your Time to Leave alert has been automatically added to the event!











Now you know how to enable and use Time to Leave alerts in your iPad and iPhone Calendar settings! Be sure to check out our free Tip of the Day for more great Calendar app tutorials. 




Learn More About Calendar Alerts





* Get Directions from the Calendar App

* How to Create a Family Calendar

* How to Search Events in Calendar App




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iView: Disruption Coming in the Third Age of Smartphones

From the 1950s through the 1970s, I used pen and paper to write, solve math problems, and update my address book and calendar. Starting in 1982, I experienced a new world of possibilities thanks to my personal computer and its word processor, spreadsheet, and database software.




From 1991 through 2007, I carried the pocket-sized HP 200LX, Palm Pilot, or Pocket PC with me for personal computing tasks. In the early 2000s, manufacturers added cellular calling capabilities to existing handhelds, creating the first widely available smartphones. These phones and handhelds remained a niche market since most first-age, stand-alone computing tasks require a full keyboard and screen.



With the 2007 introduction of the easy-to-use, intuitive, designed-from-the-ground-up iPhone, the second age of smartphones began. iPhones and Android devices allowed us to call with audio and video, text, email, surf and search the internet, scroll social media, stream video, take and share photos, plus perform all the first-era computing tasks. The phone's small form factor was ideal for many of these new uses, and the smartphone became ubiquitous. While the first age was about personal single-user computing, the second age, from 2007 to 2024, dealt with communication and connectivity.



In 2024, we enter a new era of personal computing based on artificial intelligence. As disruption begins, it may be years before we see another "perfect" device. Like the move from pen and paper to computers, we can only begin to imagine an AI-driven future. For more on the latest news surrounding Apple Intelligence, be sure you're signed up for our free Tip of the Day newsletter.



Phones and wearables in 2024 hint at how these devices will augment our thinking and sensing and turn these devices into our personal assistants. The coming years will determine what these new phones will do, how we will interact with them, and what they will look like.



With Apple's recently announced Apple Intelligence with ChatGPT, we can project that the phone-personal assistant will shop for us, make travel arrangements, research, write and edit, summarize conversations, create spreadsheets and databases, find and enhance photos, aid the visually and hearing impaired, control our homes, enhance our artistic abilities, help us drive, translate in real time, make accurate and individualized health recommendations, and who knows what else?



We will interact with the phone by speaking, using Vision Pro-like hand gestures, eye movements, visual cues, tapping, and typing. Like a good personal assistant, our phone will know our habits and make suggestions.



What will the ideal phone look like? I think wearables like the Apple Watch, AirPods, and Vision Pro hint at the answer. Properly designed and sized glasses would combine wearable and phone features and provide us with the functionality

that this new age promises. In the next years, as artificial intelligence technology develops, the weight, size, and cost of a glasses-phone will decrease dramatically.



The exponential growth of computing power over the past 40 years has increased our ability to compute, communicate, and learn. Each breakthrough disrupts the status quo and creates a new order. Fasten your seat belt and enjoy the ride as the human-machine marriage brings forth surprises and possibilities.
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Samsung Electronics Wins 45 Awards Including 2 Golds at the International Design Excellence Awards 2024

Samsung Electronics today announced it has received recognition for its design excellence at the International Design Excellence Awards (IDEA) 2024. The


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Samsung Begins Industry’s First Mass Production of QLC 9th-Gen V-NAND for AI Era

  Samsung Electronics, the world leader in advanced memory technology, today announced it has begun mass production of its one-terabit (Tb) quad-level


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Young Changemakers Collaborate To Champion Global Goals at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games

The Paris 2024 Paralympic Games was a momentous gathering — a celebration of human strength, perseverance and discipline while standing as a testament to


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Truly Pro: How the Galaxy S24 Ultra Unleashes Your Inner Photographer

Pro-grade photos are no longer reserved for professional photographers with big cameras and even bigger lenses. That’s because using a Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra


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Samsung 2024 Neo QLED and QLED TVs Receive Industry-First Picture Quality Excellence Certifications From VDE

  Samsung Electronics today announced that seven models1 in its 2024 Neo QLED and QLED lineup are the first in the industry to receive both the True


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IFA 2024: Highlights From Samsung Electronics’ Booth That Brings AI to Life

IFA 2024 — Europe’s largest consumer electronics trade show held in Berlin, Germany — opened on September 6 with Samsung Electronics showcasing an impressive


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Paris 2024: Samsung Enhances Accessibility, Showcases Galaxy AI and Celebrates the Unifying Power of Sport at the Paralympic Games

Since the Paralympic flame was lit on August 28, the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games have been shining an incredible spotlight on how the Paralympic Movement’s


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Recognizing Individual Voices, Bespoke AI Appliances Improve Accessibility

Samsung Electronics is pushing the boundaries of innovation in accessibility1 with its latest AI-powered home appliances, making life more convenient for users


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