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Samsung Galaxy S24 Series to Support LOG Video Recording with New One UI 7 Beta Update

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Samsung has recently rolled out the One UI 7 Beta update for the Galaxy S24 series, introducing a significant new feature for video recording. This update, based on Android 15, enables support for capturing LOG (logarithmic) videos on the Galaxy S24, Galaxy S24+, and Galaxy S24 Ultra. LOG video recording allows users to capture a wider dynamic range, effectively recording both the darkest and brightest areas in greater detail. This feature is particularly beneficial for content creators and videographers who require high-quality footage with more flexibility in post-processing.

With the new update, users of the Galaxy S24 series can now experience enhanced video recording capabilities, providing more options for professional-grade content creation. The LOG format preserves more color and detail, making it easier to manipulate in editing software. This addition positions the Galaxy S24 series as an appealing choice for users looking for advanced video recording features in a smartphone, bringing a new level of versatility to Samsung’s flagship devices.

Alongside the LOG video recording feature, the One UI 7 Beta 5 update addresses several bug fixes and system improvements. Users can expect to see resolved issues related to the Now Bar, lock screen, and Notification History, among others. These tweaks contribute to a more stable and refined user experience, making the device more reliable for everyday use.

While the LOG video recording feature was initially introduced in the One UI 7 Beta 4 update, it was limited to the Galaxy S24 Ultra model. The latest Beta 5 update expands this functionality to all three models in the S24 series, further enhancing the appeal of Samsung’s latest flagship lineup. For those who are beta testing, this update marks an exciting step toward more professional-grade video capabilities on mobile devices.

Samsung Galaxy XCover 8 Pro Leaked Online, Likely to Feature Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 SoC

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The Samsung Galaxy XCover 8 Pro is expected to be released soon as the successor to the Galaxy XCover 6 Pro, and ahead of its official unveiling, the device has been spotted on various online platforms. One of the key leaks comes from the Geekbench benchmark, where a device identified as SM-G766U1, likely a prototype of the XCover 8 Pro, appeared. This listing has revealed several key hardware details that provide insight into the phone’s capabilities. Notably, the Galaxy XCover 8 Pro is set to be powered by the Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 SoC, a mid-range chipset from Qualcomm that promises solid performance.

The Geekbench listing shows the device’s performance, scoring 1,157 in single-core and 3,288 in multi-core tests, which indicates a decent level of performance for everyday tasks and moderate multitasking. The phone will also feature 5.21GB of RAM, likely rounded up to 6GB in the final retail version, and it will run on Android 15 out of the box. These specifications suggest that the Galaxy XCover 8 Pro will offer a smooth user experience, especially for a rugged phone intended for use in tough environments.

In terms of the processor, the Geekbench listing reveals that the Galaxy XCover 8 Pro will come with an octa-core setup, which includes a prime CPU core running at 2.50GHz, three cores clocked at 2.40GHz, and two cores at 1.80GHz. These speeds align with the Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 chipset, which is expected to deliver a good balance between power efficiency and performance. This will be an upgrade over the Galaxy XCover 6 Pro, which used the Snapdragon 778G, offering more optimization for mid-range performance.

Further information on the device has also surfaced on the TUV Rheinland website, hinting at the phone’s potential release soon. As a rugged smartphone, the Galaxy XCover 8 Pro is expected to come with the usual durability features like water and dust resistance, making it suitable for work in extreme conditions. With the combination of solid hardware, efficient chipset, and rugged design, the Galaxy XCover 8 Pro seems poised to continue the legacy of the XCover series, catering to users who need a dependable and tough smartphone.

Samsung Galaxy Tab S10 FE, Tab S10 FE+ Expected to See Price Increase in the US

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Samsung is reportedly planning a price increase for the upcoming Galaxy Tab S10 FE series, which is expected to launch later this year. The series is anticipated to include two models: the standard Galaxy Tab S10 FE and the larger Galaxy Tab S10 FE+. Ahead of their official unveiling, details about the potential pricing of these Wi-Fi variants have surfaced. According to leaked reports, the base model of the Galaxy Tab S10 FE could see a price increase of approximately $50 compared to its predecessor, the Galaxy Tab S9 FE.

The report from YTECHB suggests that the Galaxy Tab S10 FE’s base variant, with 8GB of RAM and 128GB of storage, may start at $499 (roughly Rs. 43,300). Meanwhile, the higher-end configuration with 12GB of RAM and 256GB of storage could be priced at $569 (roughly Rs. 49,400). In comparison, the Galaxy Tab S9 FE had a starting price of $449 (roughly Rs. 40,000) for similar configurations. This price hike of about $50 applies not only to the regular Galaxy Tab S10 FE but also to the larger Galaxy Tab S10 FE+ model, which is expected to be priced at $649 (roughly Rs. 56,300) for the base variant and $749 (roughly Rs. 65,000) for the higher-end variant.

In comparison to its predecessor, the Galaxy Tab S9 FE+, which launched at $599 (roughly Rs. 52,000) and $699 (roughly Rs. 60,700) for the respective variants, the Galaxy Tab S10 FE+ will reportedly see a price increase as well. This price hike is for the Wi-Fi-only models, with no mention of the cellular variants at this stage.

Beyond pricing, the upcoming Galaxy Tab S10 FE is expected to show impressive performance improvements. Leaked benchmark scores from Geekbench indicate a significant boost in processing power for the new tablet. The Galaxy Tab S10 FE reportedly scored 1,349 in single-core performance and 3,882 in multi-core tests, representing a roughly 32% increase in performance over the Galaxy Tab S9 FE, which scored 1,013 and 2,944 in single-core and multi-core tests, respectively. These improvements suggest that Samsung is pushing for a more powerful and efficient tablet experience in its latest offerings.