[Video] One Year Later: ‘Smart Factory’ Participants Share How Samsung Helped Them Meet Rising Demand for Virus-Related Products

Last year, Samsung Electronics offered local manufacturers of virus testing kits, sanitizer and face masks a helping hand by inviting them to take part in its
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Samsung’s Semiconductor Sites Awarded Industry’s First ‘Triple Standard’ by Carbon Trust

  Samsung Electronics, a world leader in advanced semiconductor technology, today announced that it received the industry’s first Triple Standard for
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Do More on the Move With Samsung Galaxy Book Go and Galaxy Book Go 5G

  Samsung Electronics today unveiled the Galaxy Book Go and Galaxy Book Go 5G, new additions to the Galaxy Book lineup powered by the latest Qualcomm®
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Turn Your TV Packaging Into Something Much Cooler and Greener With #SamsungEcoPackage

This is how Morfologico turned Samsung’s Eco-Package into a mansion for its kitty Samanta.   To celebrate the World Environment Day, Samsung
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Samsung Introduces Its First ZNS SSD With Maximized User Capacity and Enhanced Lifespan

  Samsung Electronics, the world leader in advanced memory technology, today unveiled its new enterprise solid-state drive (SSD) featuring Zoned Namespace
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Everything Apple Announced at the WWDC 2021 Keynote

[Intro placeholder] [Headline Example] Apple Silicon for Mac: Apple Announces Its Transition from Intel [Full-width Image] * Availability: The shipping version of iOS 14 will be released in the fall. A beta version of iOS 14 will be available to the public in July * Compatibility: iOS 14 will work with iPhone 6s and later. Example: The theme of the iOS 14 rollout was an overall improvement in organization and functionality, combining to make the iPhone experience "more beautiful and data rich." Some of the most exciting iOS 14 features include new ways to organize and customize the iPhone Home screen with an App Library that will organize your apps for you, smarter and more useful widgets coming to the Home screen, and the ability to sample apps with App Clips. Messages also got some cool upgrades, among them the ability to pin conversations and tag individual members in group messages, and updated Memojis. Other features include more control over how and when apps track your personal information, less obtrusive call notifications, and Picture-in-Picture multitasking. Read our full roundup of the iOS 14 annoucement for all the details on what you can expect when you update your iPhone to iOS 14. [Non-Article Section Example] Apple Silicon for Mac: Apple Announces Its Transition from Intel During the WWDC 2020 keynote event, Apple announced that it will be transitioning to its own ARM-based silicon processors in future builds of Mac computers. If you aren’t a developer, this announcement might not have much gravity. The thirty minutes Apple dedicated to this part of the announcement did little to explain why users should care about the transition, but this historic shift will change the way Mac software will work for the foreseeable future. While the shift will be gradual, Apple said it will release its first silicon-powered Macs by the end of the year. Read the full op-ed to find out what it will mean for Mac users moving forward.  This article was written with the help of members of the iPhone Life Team NewsMaster your iPhone in one minute a day: Sign up here to get our FREE Tip of the Day delivered right to your inbox.
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[Express Your Epic] ② Experts and Influencers Comment on the Experience of Creating With the Galaxy S21’s Powerful Camera

To truly capture great experiences, you need great technology. In January of this year, Samsung Electronics delivered that technology with its release of the
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How to Type Faster (7 Easy iPhone Texting Tricks!)

These days, learning how to type faster and more accurately is really about learning to how to type smarter. We'll show you how to make use of simple iPhone keyboard settings and shortcuts to write the text you want to send with fewer taps on your keyboard. With these handy typing tips, you'll be able to more easily access numbers and special characters and type full words with fewer taps on your iPhone. Let's get started! Related: Your Guide to iPhone Group Messages in iOS 14 Jump To:  * 1. Insert a Period from Your Character Keyboard * 2. Set Caps Lock  * 3. Quick Access to Numbers * 4. How to Undo Typing * 5. Select Words with Predictive Text * 6. Set Up Text Replacement Shortcuts * 7. Use Slide-to-Type 1. Insert a Period from Your Character Keyboard This ultra-simple shortcut is one of my favorite fast typing tips. At the end of a sentence, double-tap the space bar and a period with a space inserted behind it will be added to your text message. While only a few seconds faster than the regular method of adding a period, it saves you from having to switch to your special character keyboard and feels far more efficient. This shortcut is typically enabled by default; however, if it isn't working, open Settings, tap General, tap Keyboard, and tap the toggle next to "." Shortcut. The toggle will be green when enabled and gray when disabled. 2. Set Caps Lock  When I want to celebrate with friends (or communicate an important point), setting the caps lock on my iPhone reduces the number of taps on my iPhone keyboard. This shortcut is easier and faster than tapping the shift button for each character. To do so:  * Double-tap the shift button to set caps lock.  * Type the text you want to be capitalized. * Tap the shift button to disable caps lock and continue typing as usual.  This shortcut is enabled by default; however, if it isn't working, open Settings, tap General, tap Keyboard, and tap the toggle next to Enable Caps Lock. The toggle will be green when enabled, and now the shortcut above will work. 3. Quick Access to Numbers If you're typing numbers, you often have to tap to switch to the numbers keyboard, tap the number (or series of numbers) and tap to return to the main characters keyboard. With this iPhone keyboard shortcut, we can shorten the process:  * Press and hold the 123 button with your left hand.  * While still pressing and holding the 123 button, type the numbers you wish to enter. * Release the 123 button, and you automatically return to your letters keyboard.  This process becomes even faster if you want to type a single number or special character. To avoid switching keyboards, press the 123 button and without lifting your finger, slide to select the key you wish to type. Then, lift your finger to automatically return to the ABC keyboard.  4. How to Undo Typing While this shortcut is about deleting typed text, I had to include this nifty setting because it is one of the easiest iPhone tricks I've come across. If you've typed up a lengthy text and have changed your mind about sending it, you can simply shake your iPhone to delete your last typed sentence (instead of pressing and holding the delete button).  * With the conversation containing your typed message open, give your iPhone one or two quick shakes.  * Tap Undo. The last sentence you've typed will be deleted from your text message draft. If this shortcut isn't working for you, open the Settings app, select Accessibility, tap Touch, and tap the toggle next to Shake to Undo. The toggle will be green when enabled. 5. Select Words with Predictive Text With predictive text, you can see word and phrase suggestions at the top of the keyboard. These are words your iPhone predicts you will type next, based on your past text conversations, writing style, and the websites you visit on your iPhone. Using predictive text, you can select an entire word, rather than typing your message character by character. How it works:  * Start typing your message and as you see a word suggested to want, tap to add it to your message.  * If you don't see the word you want, tap the first few characters of the word, and it will likely appear. This shortcut is enabled by default; however, if word options are not displaying at the top of your keyboard, open Settings, tap General, tap Keyboard, and tap the toggle next to Predictive. The toggle will be green when enabled, and now the shortcut above will work. 6. Set Up Text Replacement Shortcuts With this fast typing tip, you will be setting up shortcuts for phrases you often use. For example, I have a text replacement shortcut set up on my phone so when I type "fmin" and tap the space bar, my iPhone replaces this with "I'll be there in five minutes." Here's how to set up a text replacement shortcut. * Open the Settings app. * Tap General. * Tap Keyboard.  * Tap Text Replacement.  * Tap the plus icon to add a new shortcut. * In the Phrase field, type the words you want to create a shortcut for. * In the Shortcut field, type the characters that will represent your shortcut. * Tap Save. Now whenever you type your shortcut characters and hit the space bar, the text will be replaced with your phrase. Add text replacement shortcuts for any commonly used phrases, and before you know it, you'll be sending texts more efficiently than you thought possible!  7. Use Slide-to-Type I've only recently learned about the slide-to-type shortcut, and am startled by how much faster it is than typing on my iPhone. With slide-to-type, you simply slide your finger across the keyboard over the characters you want to type. Based on your gesture, your iPhone intuits the word you are typing and adds it to your text. If you hate trying to tap exactly on a particular key, this shortcut is for you! I've added an example below to illustrate how this works.  * In one continuous motion, slide your finger across the keyboard to select the characters for a word. The example below illustrates the sliding motion to write "Hey."  * Lift your finger and the word will be added to your text. Slide your finger to add the next word.  This shortcut is enabled by default, however, if it isn't working, open Settings, tap General, tap Keyboard, and tap the toggle next to Slide-to-Type and Delete Slide-to-Type by Word. The toggles will be green when enabled.  Topics: How-ToiPhoneKeyboardMaster your iPhone in one minute a day: Sign up here to get our FREE Tip of the Day delivered right to your inbox.
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Samsung’s New Mid-power LED Integrates Unsurpassed Light Efficacy With Outstanding Color Quality

  Samsung Electronics, a world leader in advanced digital component solutions, today introduced the LM301B EVO, a new mid-power LED package that has been
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How to Mute a Tab in Chrome, Safari, Firefox & Edge

If you're anything like me, you frequently have anywhere from fifteen to thirty different browser tabs open at a time. Inevitably, some of them start playing some irritating ad or video that you can't get to shut up, leaving you to wonder how to mute a tab in Chrome or another web browser. Luckily, all the modern browsers you may be using have an option to mute an individual tab, so you can continue browsing in peace.  Jump To: * How to Mute a Tab in Safari * How to Mute a Tab in Chrome * How to Mute a Tab in Firefox * How to Mute a Tab in Microsoft Edge How to Mute a Tab in Safari * Any tab playing sound in Safari should have a speaker icon displayed. Click the speaker icon to mute the tab. * Another option is to control-click (on a Mac) or right-click (on a PC) the tab you'd like to mute. * Select Mute Tab. How to Mute a Tab in Chrome * Like tabs in Safari, tabs in Google Chrome playing sound will also display a speaker icon. Control-click or right-click anywhere on the tab. * Select Mute Site. Any other tab on this site currently open or that you open in the future will also be muted. How to Mute a Tab in Firefox * Look for our old friend, the speaker icon in the tab you'd like to mute. Control-click or right-click the tab. * Click Mute Tab. How to Mute a Tab in Microsoft Edge * If you guessed you want to look for the speaker icon, you're right. Control-click or right-click the tab. * Click Mute Tab. Topics: How-ToSafariMaster your iPhone in one minute a day: Sign up here to get our FREE Tip of the Day delivered right to your inbox.
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[Creative Powerhouse] Grow Your Following and Create Next-Level Content With the Galaxy Z Flip

In today’s digital age, social media has given everyone a platform to create and share content about the things they love. Whether you are an established
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[Express Your Epic] From Movies to Magazine Covers, See How Leading Creators Have Been Harnessing the Galaxy S21 Series’ Camera System

To truly capture great experiences, you need great technology. In January of this year, Samsung Electronics delivered that technology with the release of the
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Samsung and OPTAGE Join to Build Private 5G Network in Japan

Samsung Electronics today announced a collaboration with OPTAGE Inc., a Japanese service provider, to implement a dedicated private 5G network and deploy a
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[Productivity Power] A Day With the Galaxy Z Fold2: Why Entrepreneurs and Business Professionals Love It

Whether you’re leading a start-up or just coming up with your next great business idea, the life of an entrepreneur isn’t easy. Workdays are a constant flow of
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[Bespoke Exclusive Collection Interviews] Artist Andy Rementer on Bringing His Pop Art World to the Bespoke Refrigerator

To celebrate the release of Samsung’s latest Bespoke lineup, the company is collaborating with three artists and brands – Thibaud Hérem, Andy Rementer
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