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Samsung Galaxy A51 5G blesses with April 2023 security patch

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Samsung Galaxy A51 June 2023 update

Samsung has begun rolling out a new update for the Galaxy A51 5G smartphone, which installs the latest April 2023 security patch to improve system security.

The April 2023 patch for Samsung Galaxy A51 5G can be identified via One UI version number A516BXXS6FWC1. At present, the update is rolling out in select European and Asian countries markets including France, Ireland, Italy, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Spain, Switzerland, Taiwan, the Czech Republic, the Nordic region, and the UK.

For your Galaxy device, Samsung has included fixes for 5 critical, 46 high, and one moderate level of CVEs with the April 2023 security patch. Also, the firmware improves the system security and stability of the devices as well as enhances performance to deliver a better Galaxy experience.

Samsung Galaxy A51 April 2023 update

The update is rolling out gradually so it may take some days/weeks to reach Galaxy A51 5G models in all markets.

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Your Samsung smartphone will notify you to download and install the new update when available. Meanwhile, there’s an easy way to manually force installation by navigating to the device’s Settings, then a Software update, and Download and install.

Back in 2020, Samsung launched Galaxy A51 5G smartphone along with Galaxy A71 5G. The Galaxy A51 smartphone came with a  6.5-inch FHD+ Infinity-O Super AMOLED infinity display, 48MP rear camera, Exynos 980 SoC with built-in 5G support, 8GB RAM, 4500mAh battery with 15W fast charging, and Android 10 OS.  Now, the device is running Android 13-based One UI 5.1.

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What’s New in Samsung Internet Browser 23.0.1.1 Update: Payment Bug Fix and More

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Samsung Internet Payment issue update

Samsung has released a new update for the Internet Browser app with version 23.0.1.1. The update, which is about 60MB in size, brings some improvements and bug fixes to the app.

According to the changelog, the update fixes an issue of external apps not launching when making payments on some websites. This issue was reported by some users who faced problems while trying to use payment apps on certain sites. The update resolves this issue and ensures a smooth and secure payment experience for the users.

The update also improves the performance and stability of the app, making it faster and more reliable. The update is rolling out gradually to all users and can be downloaded from the Google Play Store or the Galaxy Store.

What’s New

  • Fixed an issue of external apps not launching when making payments on some websites.
  • Improved performance and stability

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T-Mobile brings November 2023 update to Galaxy S20 in the US

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Samsung Galaxy S20 November 2023 update T-Mobile

Samsung is rolling out a November 2023 security update for Galaxy S20 series on the T-Mobile network carrier in the US. The new update improves system security and stability to provide a better experience.

Users of the Samsung Galaxy S20 series can identify the November 2023 security update on the T-Mobile network in the US with One UI build versions G98xUSQS7HWJ1 for locked models and G98xU1UES7HWJ4 for unlocked models.

The fresh update includes a November 2023 security patch, which brings fixes for over 60 vulnerabilities and exposures that were harming user privacy and security.

To install the latest update, you just need to navigate toward Settings >> open Software Update tab >> click on the Download and Install button. Let your device connect to the OTA server and allow it to download the new firmware, if there’s any.

Unlocked Samsung Galaxy S20 grabs November 2023 update in the US

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Stable One UI 6.0 (Android 14) update released for these devices

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One UI 6 unveiled at SDC23

Millions of Samsung consumers are eligible for the One UI 6.0 update. Before the October end, Samsung started to release the Stable Android 14-based One UI 6.0 to the Galaxy S23 series devices. The expansion will continue along with new Galaxy devices in the update party.

Back in August, the South Korean tech giant started its Android 14 Beta Program, which took about two months to transform into Stable One UI 6.0 update. Notably, various Galaxy devices (mid-range and flagships) were able to test Android 14 through the One UI 6 in certain markets.

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Samsung will continue to distribute the Stable One UI 6.0 update to eligible Galaxy devices globally. Months ago, we compiled a list of Galaxies eligible for the Beta and Stable update. Similarly, we are now keeping track of Stable build’s availability for Galaxy devices.

Stable One UI 6.0 (Android 14) update released for these devices

Galaxy S series

  • Galaxy S23, Galaxy S23+, Galaxy S23 Ultra
  • Galaxy S22, Galaxy S22+, Galaxy S22 Ultra
  • Galaxy S21, Galaxy S21+, Galaxy S21 Ultra
  • Galaxy S23 FE

Galaxy Z series

  • Galaxy Z Fold 5
  • Galaxy Z Flip 5

Galaxy A series

  • Galaxy A73
  • Galaxy A54
  • Galaxy A34
  • Galaxy A14

Galaxy M series

  • Galaxy M53

Galaxy Tab series

  • Galaxy Tab S9/S9+/S9 Ultra
  • Galaxy Tab S8/S8+/S8 Ultra

Note: Availability varies by region and carrier.

Top features and changes of One UI 6.0

  • Redesigned Quick Settings and Notifications panel.
  • New lockscreen customizations.
  • New font and simpler icon labels.
  • Tweaks in the Camera app.
  • Modes are directly tied to the lock screen.
  • Bixby Text Call now supports more languages.
  • New Weather and Camera widgets.
  • Richer data in the Weather app.
  • New emoji style in Samsung Keyboard.
  • Multitasking improvements in the Gallery app.
  • New Auto Blocker feature (blocks app installation from unauthorized app stores).
  • You can check the complete changelog here.
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