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Samsung testing new One UI 6.1 firmware on Galaxy S24 Ultra
Samsung will unveil the Galaxy S24 series next year, while the One UI 6.1 firmware development is already underway. While we are well aware of the possible Galaxy S24 series design, the software part remains a mystery as Samsung often amazes consumers with its x.1 iteration.
In a recent development, user CID / X, spotted that Samsung is now testing new AWJ8 One UI 6.1 firmware on the Galaxy S24 Ultra. The last Galaxy S24 series test build was AWJ6, which got a minor update, with the version shifted to AWJ8.
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One UI 6.1 will be based on Android 14, and new features addition is anticipated. At the same time, the company is working to start the One UI 6 update rollout to the Galaxy S23 series. Meanwhile, a few bugs in the software are halting the rollout, with Beta 8 expected to roll out in the near future.
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Build AWJ6 -> AWJ8S928USQU0AWJ8/S928UOYN0AWJ8/S928USQU0AWJ8#Samsung #Galaxy#GalaxyS24 pic.twitter.com/sUGZCbIHvQ
— CID (@theonecid) October 16, 2023
Samsung continues to enhance the user experience by updating apps’s functions and fixing issues. May 2024 is going on and the Korean tech giant is rolling out a new update for Samsung Accessory Service with version 3.1.96.50315.
The new version delivers an improved performance by addressing previously reported minor bugs. These fixes enhance the overall stability and reliability of the app.
In addition, the update some enhance several functions within the app to ensure a smoother and more efficient interaction for users who pair their Samsung devices with various accessories.
The Accessory Service of Samsung offers a stable environment in which you can use a variety of features by connecting accessories to your mobile device. It makes using accessories with your mobile device efficient and convenient via manager apps.
Samsung advises Galaxy users of the Accessory Service app to download and install the May 2024 update to benefit from the enhanced functions and bug fixes. The update is available through the Galaxy Store with an installation package of 12.14MB and is compatible with a wide range of Galaxy devices.
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Samsung Galaxy F41 users are getting a fresh update with an April 2024 security patch to improve system security and stability for a better user experience. The update is available for users in India and the company will soon make it available to all models.
April 2024 security update for Samsung Galaxy F41 smartphone arrives in India with One UI build version F415FXXS3CXD1 and an installation package size of 183.27MB. The new update makes the smartphone more stable and secure.
The April patch fixes over 40 issues to make the smartphone more secure, stable, and reliable. It mainly resolves problems related to Storage Manager Service, Out of bounds write, and more.
You can check the update by navigating to the device’s Settings, then a Software update, and Download and install. If you have received the update, install it now to get enhanced features.
Samsung Galaxy F41 April 2024 update – India #Samsung #GalaxyF41 pic.twitter.com/NYzD6xLub9
— Samsung Software Updates (@SamsungSWUpdate) May 8, 2024
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Following the recent update to the Samsung Theme Park Good Lock module, several Galaxy users have encountered an issue where icons for key applications like the clock, calendar, and settings disappear. This problem has left users disappointed, especially since they were hoping for improvements with the new update.
Previously, there was a different problem where icons did not display correctly. The hope was that this would improve with the new update. Unfortunately, the situation has worsened as it is causing inconvenience for those using the app.
A community moderator has responded to user issues that the company is aware of the app icons visibility issue, and is planning to fix it in future updates of the Samsung Theme Park app.
However, the moderator also stated that to solve the problem of the app icon background color, which is different from the previous version, the app’s software would need to be updated. This means that users will have to wait longer for this particular fix.
The community moderator has not shared any timeline for this update, Samsung will release the new Theme Park update soon.
“The issue where the live icon is not visible when applying a theme created by a theme park will be corrected by the team in charge and will be improved through updates to the theme park app.
However, please note that the phenomenon in which the app icon background color in the previous apk method is different from the current app icon color requires a S/W app update, so it is expected that it will take time to improve,” said the community moderator.
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