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Apple launches iPhone 16E, know if it will compete with Galaxy S24 FE

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The Apple iPhone 16e is now officially available at an affordable price to take on the Samsung Galaxy S24 FE. These phones fall in the mid-range premium category and we should compare what consumers are getting when choosing one over the other.

Before we begin, this comparison between the two devices is not a review and is only based on the current information shared by these phone makers. Also, we’ll place the iPhone 16E first in each segment, followed by the Galaxy S24 FE.

iPhone 16E

Galaxy S24 FE vs iPhone 16E: Specifications Comparison

Price:

Apple’s new iPhone starts at $599, which is slightly cheaper than the Galaxy S24 FE at $649. This means the iPhone 16E is set to compete with the Galaxy S24 FE in the US. However, Samsung’s Galaxy S24 FE comes with much better specs and features than Apple’s iPhone 16E.

Apple has announced that the iPhone 16E is available for pre-order from February 21, with a starting price of $599, while shipments will begin from February 28. On the other hand, Galaxy S24 FE is available across all retail outlets, Samsung exclusive stores as well as other offline channels in multiple storage variants.  

Display:

iPhone 16e features a 6.1-inch Super Retina XDR display with OLED technology, 460ppi and 2532×1170 pixels resolution. It has an adaptive refresh rate of up to 60 Hz, and 1200 nits max brightness.

Galaxy S24 FE features a 6.7-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X display with 385ppi and 1080 x 2340 (FHD+) pixels resolution. It has a 1-120 Hz LTPO adaptive refresh rate, HDR10+, 1900 nits (peak), and a Vision Booster.

Dimensions:

iPhone 16e is 146.7mm tall, 71.5mm wide, and 7.80mm thick. It weighs 167 grams. Galaxy S24 FE is 162mm tall, 77.3mm wide and 8.0mm thick. It weighs 213 grams.

Camera:

iPhone 16E rear camera includes a 2-in-1 camera system (Fusion: 48MP, ƒ/1.6 aperture) with OIS, 1x, 2x optical zoom options, and Super-high-resolution photos (24MP and 48MP). The front of the iPhone contains a 12MP selfie cam with 3D 3D facial recognition setup.

Galaxy S24 FE camera includes a 50-megapixel super optical variable camera (F1.2 variable aperture, OIS optical image stabilization). A12-megapixel ultra-wide-angle camera (F2.2 aperture). And an 8-megapixel 3x telephoto camera (F2.4 aperture, OIS optical image stabilization). The front of the Mate contains a 10MP selfie cam.

Battery:

iPhone 16e supports video playback for up to 26 hours and audio for up to 90 hours.

Galaxy S24 FE supports video playback for up to 28 hours and audio for up to 81 hours.

Software:

iPhone 16e runs the iOS 18 operating system. Galaxy S24 FE runs the One UI 6.1 operating system.

AI features

Galaxy S24 FE: Galaxy AI

iPhone 16e: Apple Intelligence

Conclusion:

There you go folk! Samsung Galaxy S24 FE vs iPhone 16E specifications comparison.

Saloni is a graduate of Computer Science and also majored in Journalism, she understands the nuances of One UI and rides the wave of Samsung firmware updates with expert guidance. From great navigation tips to the latest firmware gems, Saloni is your best bet for unlocking the full potential of your Galaxy device.

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Galaxy A55 gets January 2026 security update

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Galaxy A55 January 2026 update.

Samsung kept on enhancing Galaxy smartphones with new software releases, and in the latest edition, the company has surprised the most popular Galaxy A series phone, the Samsung Galaxy A55, with the January 2026 security update.

However, Samsung recently greeted the  Galaxy A55 users with a new One UI 8 update, which primarily optimizes the user experience and performance in some scenarios. In terms of version, it is getting the One UI  firmware version A556BXXSCCZA1.

The January 2026 security update for  Galaxy A55 with model number SM-A556B is currently available for Europe, and other markets should receive the same update in the coming days.

This update comes with several new security improvements and stability enhancements found in the previous software version. This shows that the company is still thinking about its older smartphone users and continues to release new updates to provide a better user experience. Unfortunately, this update is not available to global users, which is somewhat disappointing.

Keeping your Galaxy phone updated is very important. These updates help protect your device from new security risks, fix hidden problems, and ensure your phone remains fast and reliable. They also prepare your Galaxy device for future improvements and features.

The update is being released in batches and may take some time to reach all eligible units in the global market. Though you can try installing it manually via Settings >> Software update >> Download and install. , and follow the on-screen instructions.

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Samsung Galaxy S25 Series could get One UI 8.5 Beta 4 update soon

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One UI 8.5 Beta 4

Samsung Galaxy S25, Galaxy S25  Plus, and Galaxy S25  Ultra users are currently testing the new One UI 8.5 features through the Beta Program, ahead of the official release. Now, new reports suggest that Samsung may soon roll out the One UI 8.5 Beta 4 update for the Galaxy S25 series.

A reliable tipster has discovered a new One UI 8.5 beta build, along with a corresponding changelog, for the Galaxy S25 series. The build number is ending ZZAB, which means Samsung is currently testing it internally. This indicates that the Korean tech giant is preparing a new beta update for these S series phones.

According to reports, One UI 8.5 will bring major upgrades to Bixby. Additionally, a bug that occurs when clicking on the search history in the phone app will be fixed in an upcoming beta version.

In addition, it can resolve the issue of calls switching to the device speaker in certain situations when using a Bluetooth headset. In addition, an issue has been fixed in the upcoming beta build where there was a problem pasting phone numbers into the keypad after clicking on a call link.

Moreover, it will fix an issue where AI Select does not automatically close when “Copy” is selected.

 Galaxy S25 One UI 8.5 Beta 4 Changelog:

  • Version: One UI 8.5, ZZAB

Bugs that have been fixed

  • Applied Bixby update
  • Fixed an issue when clicking search history in the phone app
  • Resolved the problem where calls switch to the device under specific conditions while using a BT headset.
  • Fixed an issue when pasting phone numbers into the keypad after clicking a call link
  • Fixed an issue where AI Select does not automatically close when “Copy” is selected
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 Galaxy S24 series user gets January 2026 update

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Galaxy S24 January 2026 update

Samsung started to roll out the January 2026 software update for the Korean models of Galaxy S24, Galaxy S24 Ultra, Galaxy S24+, and Galaxy S24 FE smartphones. This flagship device will be the next to grab One UI 8.5 as a major software release.

Samsung Galaxy S24 series January 2026 software update is released in batches with One UI 8 version SKT and a package size of 383 megabytes. Your Samsung Galaxy S24 series phone will get up to 55 fixes with the January 2026 patch. 

This update provides that both Android and One UI systems remain secure. It also improves performance by clearing the system-level cache partition during installation.

Users of this phone can download this version with improved system security and better user experience. However, you should know that the software is released in batches and may take some time to reach all of the Samsung Galaxy S24 series users in the market.

You can download the latest software update on your Galaxy S24 series smartphone with the following instructions:

  • Open Settings
  • From here, now tap on Software update
  • Click on Software update

You will be notified with updated information if an upgrade is available.

On the other hand, Samsung is also testing the One UI 8.5 update for dozens of Galaxy models. While the beta program is open to Galaxy S25 users, developers are ensuring that users of other phones don’t have to wait too long by conducting internal testing.

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