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CTOnews.com August 3 news, local time on August 2, foreign media SamMobile released the content of an exclusive interview with Samsung Mobile Business head Lu Taiwen at a recent Galaxy Unpacked event.

The media raised the issue that "recently, technology enthusiasts and smartphone enthusiasts are disappointed with Samsung's pace of innovation in hardware specifications," adding, "people agree that Samsung's attention to software, including software features and updates, is a good thing. But can they expect Samsung to bring another big improvement in hardware specifications in the near future? Or is a major hardware upgrade no longer part of Samsung's current vision? "

Mr Lo Tai-man replied as follows:

‎ I think that in the mobile industry, especially in the smartphone industry, there is already a very close interaction between hardware and software to provide users with the best performance and functionality.

Therefore, without software optimization and algorithms, it is impossible to get the best usability or experience, nor to enjoy the best product hardware (experience). And vice versa, without the right hardware, we can't enjoy better performance and software features.

In fact, even if the hardware is the same, but depending on the operating system and UI to optimize the software, the user experience will be very different. I believe the situation will be even more so in the future.

According to CTOnews.com, Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra users reported that the high bit rate option was disabled when shooting 8K videos after installing the July update. Samsung community moderator responded that Samsung's high-bit-rate video shooting feature takes up too many resources, causing other features of the Galaxy camera to not work properly, so the developers decided to limit the feature.

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