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Samsung upgrades various One UI apps with Galaxy S21 FE 2nd October 2022 patch in India
Samsung Galaxy S21 FE was among the first smartphones to install the October 2022 security update in September, and it has now gained the 2nd October 2022 patch. The update with so many app upgrades is currently rolling out for Indian users and might expand to more users in the coming time.
As per the information, Samsung is improving a dozen One UI applications by updating them to their latest versions. However, what changes and improvements these app upgrades are getting are not mentioned in the changelog.
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We assume that these changes are related to the stability of the apps to make sure that users won’t face any crashes or freezing. It’s also possible that the company may have improved some functionalities of these apps and fixed some issues.
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The list of upgraded applications is as follows:
- Samsung Notes Add-ons
- Galaxy Wearable
- Samsung Kids
- Samsung Notes
- Samsung Internet
- Samsung Health
- SmartThings
- Samsung Members
- Samsung Pay
- Calculator
- Smart Switch
- Voice Recorder
Other than these app upgrades, Samsung has also resolved 50 vulnerabilities and exposures which are related to system security and privacy. These include 42 errors from Google’s Android OS and 18 SVEs that are bonded to Samsung One UI software.
In addition, the update also focuses on improving the system’s security and stability in order to keep your private files and data protected on your phone and boost the overall device performance.
Software version:
Samsung is rolling out the 2nd October 2022 security patch update for Galaxy S21 FE devices with One UI build version G990EXXU3CVI3.
As soon as the latest update reaches your phone, it will notify you. In case you want to check it manually, head over to your phone’s Settings followed by the Sofware update and Download and install option. Now follow a couple of instructions mentioned on your screen and enjoy the latest changes!
Samsung has kicked off the second May 2023 security update for Galaxy S20 FE smartphone users. Earlier this month, the company released the first update of this update with the latest Android security patch for Galaxy S20 FE models.
The second May 2023 security update for Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G smartphone comes with PDA version G781BXXU5HWE1. Users of this device will have to download a 250.33 MB package to install the update. Notably, the update is currently rolling out in India and could expand soon in the upcoming days.
The latest software improves some functions to enhance the stability and security of the Galaxy S20 FE 5G. In addition, it brings common bug fixes, performance enhancements, and improvements to deliver a smoother usability experience.
Furthermore, the fresh firmware also updates several stock apps including Samsung Notes Add-ons, Galaxy Wearable, Notes, Internet, Health, SmartThings, Members, Wallet, Calculator, Smart Switch, and Voice Recorder to the latest version after the new update.
If you have received the notification of the update then install it now to get a bug-free experience. You can also check the update by visiting the Settings app on your smartphone and opening the Software Update section.
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Now, click on the Download and install option. If any update is available, you can follow the on-screen instructions to install the update on your Galaxy S20 FE 5G smartphone.
Samsung starts rolling out May 2023 software update for the Galaxy S22 series, making the SOS feature even more usable. The latest update is initially rolling out in South Korea, while the changes are likely to be applied in international variants with future firmware.
According to the changelog, the Samsung software update for the Galaxy S22 series brings usability improvements to the Emergency SOS feature. The function which remains activated at all times can now be changed to turn ON or OFF through the Countdown/Time toggle.
Additionally, the new firmware brings system stability improvements to the device. It will help your Galaxy deliver a better user experience and a lag-free software UX. The native functions such as Camera, Home screen, and Lock screen will get better optimized with the OS after this new software installation.
Last but not least, there are a number of One UI apps that are getting new version updates alongside. To offer the best-optimized performance, Samsung included new app versions in the One UI software package. We believe that the One UI’s May 2023 patches are embedded in this update.
Samsung’s May 2023 security patch brings fixes to about 58 common vulnerability exposures in the Android operating system. Moreover, the Korean tech giant has included 21 additional Samsung Vulnerability Items in order to maintain the security level on Galaxy devices.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 series started receiving May 2023 patch earlier this month and is now available in several countries. At the moment, Samsung is expanding the latest May 2023 security update to Galaxy Tab S7 and Galaxy Tab S7 Plus in the US.
According to information, May 2023 security update for Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 fixes over 70 flaws including 4 critical, 48 high, and 3 moderate levels of common vulnerability exposures to improve system security.
In addition to the latest security patch, this new software brings system stability improvements for increased device performance. Besides, the system function also got enhanced in order to expand the overall performance of the Galaxy Tab S7 series.
May 2023 update for Galaxy Tab S7 and Galaxy Tab S7 Plus in the US can be identified with version T878USQU3DWE3 and T978USQU3DWE3 respectively.
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If you haven’t already received the OTA update notification, expect to get it in the next day or so. The rollout happens rapidly so it shouldn’t be long before you’re able to get the update. You can manually check the update via your device’s Settings, Download and install option under Software Updates.