This foldable device feature may be able to save battery life
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Samsung is currently working on the Galaxy S23 series and is rumoured to release it earlier than usual. The next flagship smartphone series from the South Korean tech giant is also expected to arrive with several improvements from this year’s Galaxy S22 series. This year Samsung also unveiled the latest foldable devices from the company — the Galaxy Z Fold 4 and Galaxy Z Flip 4 which comes with a “Light” mode that can be enabled by users within the Android settings. According to a report by Android Authority, a tipster named Ice Universe has revealed that Samsung is rumoured to bring this mode to its upcoming premium smartphone lineup which will help with the device’s battery life. The tipster didn’t mention if this feature will be available on other Samsung handsets.
The “Light” mode in Samsung foldable devices
The “Light” mode is a feature that is available on Samsung’s latest foldable devices — the Galaxy Z Fold 4 and Galaxy Z Flip 4. This feature claims to modulate the performance of the smartphone’s processor to optimise thermals and battery life. The “Light” mode available in Galaxy Z series phones is likely to arrive in the upcoming Galaxy S23 series as well.
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Importance of the battery-saver mode
This year’s Galaxy S22 lineup faced throttling issues for which Samsung was criticised by both experts and users. The Galaxy S23 series is expected to ship with Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset which is also likely to be more power-efficient than its predecessor.
However, the battery life of smartphones will be affected while running at high performance. So a feature to tone down the processor’s abilities can be helpful for users who need to rely on the battery life.
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The upcoming Galaxy S23 series is rumoured to feature three new models. The Ultra variant is also likely to feature the 200MP ISOCELL HP3 sensor.
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Samsung is currently working on the Galaxy S23 series and is rumoured to release it earlier than usual. The next flagship smartphone series from the South Korean tech giant is also expected to arrive with several improvements from this year’s Galaxy S22 series. This year Samsung also unveiled the latest foldable devices from the company — the Galaxy Z Fold 4 and Galaxy Z Flip 4 which comes with a “Light” mode that can be enabled by users within the Android settings. According to a report by Android Authority, a tipster named Ice Universe has revealed that Samsung is rumoured to bring this mode to its upcoming premium smartphone lineup which will help with the device’s battery life. The tipster didn’t mention if this feature will be available on other Samsung handsets.
The “Light” mode in Samsung foldable devices
The “Light” mode is a feature that is available on Samsung’s latest foldable devices — the Galaxy Z Fold 4 and Galaxy Z Flip 4. This feature claims to modulate the performance of the smartphone’s processor to optimise thermals and battery life. The “Light” mode available in Galaxy Z series phones is likely to arrive in the upcoming Galaxy S23 series as well.
Read Also
Importance of the battery-saver mode
This year’s Galaxy S22 lineup faced throttling issues for which Samsung was criticised by both experts and users. The Galaxy S23 series is expected to ship with Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset which is also likely to be more power-efficient than its predecessor.
However, the battery life of smartphones will be affected while running at high performance. So a feature to tone down the processor’s abilities can be helpful for users who need to rely on the battery life.
Read Also
The upcoming Galaxy S23 series is rumoured to feature three new models. The Ultra variant is also likely to feature the 200MP ISOCELL HP3 sensor.
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