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@thami.macedo: Ontem rolou evento de lançamento da @Samsung Brasil e como sempre fui acompanhar de pertinho tudo que eles prepararam. Rolou lançamento de Galaxy S25 FE, Galaxy Buds3 FE e o meu queridinho Tab S11 Ultra. Samsung como sempre sendo pioneira e trazendo o AI PARA TODOS. #TeamGalaxy #GalaxyMoments #samsunggalaxy #GalaxyS25FE #GalaxyBuds3FE

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