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Samsung Android 14 One UI 6.0 Ineligible Device List
For any smartphone maker, it’s not possible to provide users with never-ending software support. With Android 13, various Samsung devices ended major upgrade support, and the same happened with One UI 6.0 for a handful of Samsung smartphones.
This year, popular Samsung smartphones such as Galaxy S20 and Galaxy Note 20 series won’t receive the One UI 6.0. Both lineups have finished their striking era of continuous software upgrades, still, an additional year of security patches is remaining.
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Samsung has always remained the king of after-sales services to Galaxy consumers. Presently, the company provides up to four years of major OS upgrades, which will be extended further for the time being. It has also raised the bar of security updates to five years, letting consumers keep their phones longer.
Citing sadly, but don’t wait for One UI 6 on these Samsung smartphones:
- Galaxy S20
- Galaxy S20 Plus
- Galaxy S20 Ultra
- Galaxy S20 FE LTE/5G
- Galaxy Z Flip – LTE/5G
- Galaxy Note20
- Galaxy Note20 Ultra
- Galaxy Z Fold2 5G
Sizzling era ends at 5.1
Samsung delivered the One UI 5.1 upgrade to all flagship smartphones upgraded to the Android 13-based One UI 5.0. The new version means more new features, and there’s no exception with the One UI 5.1 software system.
Customization is at its peak level on the One UI 5.1 and the upgraded capabilities of Good Lock (and family) make you wow! Screenshots no longer collide with photos captured by the camera and creating a cutout of the object is as simple as copying a text!
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Samsung has rolled out the May 2024 security update for unlocked models of the Galaxy S23 series in the US. This update improves system security and stability to provide a better Galaxy experience.
Unlocked Samsung Galaxy S23, Galaxy S23 Plus, and Galaxy S23 Ultra variants are getting the May 2024 security update with One UI build versions S911U1UES3CXD7, S916U1UES3CXD7, and S918U1UES3CXD7 respectively. Users will have to download around 415MB software package to install the update.
The latest security update is already out in India, Europe, and for locked models in the US. The company will soon make it available in more markets. The update is rolling out gradually so it may take some hours or days to reach all models.
To install the update on your smartphone, you just need to navigate toward your Galaxy Settings. Once done, visit the Software update tab and hit 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.
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Samsung’s 3nm Exynos chip will enter mass production in the second half of 2024 Digitimes report. The company will likely “aggressively” increase the adoption of its 3nm Exynos processor for the upcoming Galaxy S25 series smartphones.
According to the report, the Galaxy S25 series’ Exynos 2500 would be manufactured on a 3nm GAA (Gate-All-Around) process node. The Foundry industry believes that the company’s GAA fabrication technology has an edge over its counterpart from Taiwan’s TSMC.
DigiTimes report says that the South Korean tech giant will be commencing mass production of its 3nm Exynos SoC in the ‘latter half of 2024.’ However, the Ultra variant may solely be equipped with Qualcomm’s upcoming Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 for Galaxy silicon.
The next Exynos is rumored to outpace Snapdragon in terms of power efficiency. Performance gaps may remain the biggest challenge for Samsung. However, the company’s advanced 3nm fabrication process would likely result in better power efficiency.
Samsung’s next set of flagship phones is scheduled to release in early 2025. Meanwhile, the processors debuting with the S25 series will be unveiled by both – Samsung and Qualcomm in the fourth quarter. There will be many more developments on the matter, stay tuned!
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Samsung has rolled out a new update to its Messages app with version 15.2.00.5 for One UI devices. This update is available on the Galaxy Store with an installation package size of 30.28MB.
The fresh update improves the user interface and fixes various bugs that users have reported. It also enhances some features to provide a better experience. However, it does not include any new features or changes.
Samsung is aiming to provide a seamless messaging experience with enhanced apps’ reliability and performance. The focus of this update is on improving the overall user experience. Notably, the update is compatible with Galaxy devices running Android 12 to Android 14.
Users can download the update through Galaxy Store >> Menu option >> Updates or download it directly from the third-party app source link mentioned here.
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