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The CPU of the Exynos 1580 moves to a three-cluster design with one prime Cortex-A720 core (2.9GHz), three big A720 cores (2.6GHz) and four A520 (1.95GHz). This alone represents a major performance boost compared to the 1480, which used ARMv8 cores.

The GPU is based on AMD’s RDNA 3 architecture, now featuring two Work Group Processors – up from just one on the 1480 (the Exynos 2400 has six). Samsung says that maximum performance is up by 37% while performance at the same power level as the 1480 is up by 20%. This GPU also increases the GL2 cache.

The NPU delivers 14.7 TOPS of performance. The 1380 had just 4.9 TOPS, while the 1480 went up to... Samsung doesn’t say. However, both the 1480 and 1580 NPUs are described as “6K MAC”, so presumably there’s no difference. The spec sheet does say the new NPU has an increased cache capacity of 2MB, but the effects of that will only be known after benchmarks.

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Lately, Samsung Electronics has been in the news headlines too often for the wrong reasons. Workers are striking, the company is losing key semiconductor clients, the mass production roadmap for the Texas chip factory got pushed back to 2026, the public One UI 7.0 update isn't coming this year, and more and more people are beginning to think that the company lost its spirit of innovation.

Samsung is well aware of all this, and today, Samsung Electronics DS Division Vice Chairman Jun Young-hyun issued an apology to customers, investors, and employees worldwide.

“Many people are talking about Samsung's crisis,” the letter says. ***“All of this responsibility lies with us who are leading the busin

According to a report from Business Korea, Samsung is facing yield-related issues with its 3nm Exynos 2500 chips. Yield refers to the percentage of all chips that pass the quality certification while the rest are discarded. While Samsung has expressed faith in its second-generation 3nm process and the Exynos 2500 chip, the Business Korea report claims the yields are low and has failed to offer actual figures.

TL;DR

• The Samsung Galaxy Ring supports Qi2 charging according to a certification filing.
• Despite this, the Galaxy Ring’s charging case doesn’t magnetically attach to any Qi2 chargers or MagSafe accessories.
• This is because the case doesn’t have any magnets.

TL;DR

• Samsung has raised Quick Share’s daily transfer limit and individual file size limit to 10GB.
• That’s a huge leap from the previous 5GB daily transfer limit.

Pros

• Week-long battery life
• Stylish aesthetic
• Light and comfortable
• Automatic walking and running tracking
• Automatic sleep tracking
• Lots of visible health data

Cons

• Very limited fitness tracking capabilities
• Mediocre sleep tracking accuracy
• No AFib detection
• Gestures are gimicky
• Find my device is severely limited on non-Samsung phones
• Some insights limited to Samsung phones with Galaxy AI

TL;DR

• One UI 6.1.1 adds an option to boost the dialogue volume in videos playing from your Galaxy device.
• It also adds an option to normalize the overall volume levels of media.
• Both options work with media played through the device’s speakers or any connected headset.