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Samsung Galaxy A52 5G begins receiving December 2023 security update in the US
Samsung started rolling out the December 2023 security update earlier this week with the Galaxy S23 series and the company is now making it available for the Galaxy A52 5G smartphone. The update is live for locked Galaxy A52 5G models in the US and the company will soon expand it.
December 2023 security update for Samsung Galaxy A52 5G smartphone arrives with One UI build version A526USQSCEWK3 in the US. The latest update installs the newest security patch to improve system security.
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According to official destails, Samsung’s December 2023 security patch fixes over 60 security flaws, of which 50 are of Google and others of Samsung. These include buffer overflow, AR Emoji, KnoxCustom Service, bootloader, SmartManager, Knox Guard, and Contacts.
It is an initial rollout so it may take some hours or days to reach all eligible models. You can check and install the update through Settings >> Software Update >> Download and install.
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OnePlus Open 2 is reportedly delayed to 2025 in favor of a fruitful chipset upgrade. Samsung is preparing to launch the Galaxy Z Fold 6 in July this year, whereas its toughest competitor seemingly pushed it to 2025, skipping a release later this year.
X tipster @That_Kartikey claims that the OnePlus Open 2 may not be coming this year. Oppo’s strategic foldables: Find N5 series is also reportedly halted. Another fairly reliable tipster @chunvn8888 revealed that the launch is scheduled for next year instead.
The next OPPO and OnePlus foldables would be equipped with Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 chipset. The upcoming Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Z Flip 6 will have the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 for Galaxy. Therefore, a delayed launch would result in a pretty beneficial upgrade.
OnePlus debuted its first foldable smartphone in late last year. It is a pretty powerful foldable handset, featuring pro-grade specifications. In 2023, it was the first time that Samsung faced a double-sided attack from Google and OnePlus in its foldable business.
Scheduled for next year instead, uses 8 Gen 4
— Chun Bhai (@chunvn8888) May 11, 2024
While OnePlus delaying its foldable product, Samsung has also entered a review of the affordable Fold plan. The rumored Galaxy Z Fold 6 FE might not be released this year due to many reasons. Meanwhile, the Z Flip 7 FE may be launched alongside regular models next year.
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Following the release in the US, Samsung has rolled out the One UI 6.1 update for Galaxy S21 FE in Europe. The update is currently available for the Snapdragon variant of this smartphone and will soon be available for the Exynos one.
One UI 6.1 update for Samsung Galaxy S21 FE arrives in Europe with One UI build version G990B2XXU6GXD6. The company will soon expand this update to more countries.
One UI 6.1 introduces advanced functionalities for photo and video management. Users can improve images, transfer elements between photos, and locate specific images more efficiently using the updated Gallery search.
Galaxy S21 FE owners in the US are encouraged to install this One UI 6.1 update to access these improvements. For installation, navigate to Settings, select Software Updates, and then choose Download and Install option.
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Galaxy S21 FE Snapdragon Variant gets One UI 6.1 update in Germany (EUX CSC)
Build Version: G990B2XXU6GXD6/G990B2OXM6GXD6/G990B2XXU6GXD4
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Google is working on another upgrade for the Circle to Search feature. In an APK Teardown, AndroidAuthority discovered that Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel users will be able to use the Circle to Search feature as a barcode scanner.
The latest Beta version of the Google app (15.19.45.29.arm64) has evidence of the existence of barcode scanner ability for Circle to Search. Currently, when you circle a barcode from your screen, it just opens the barcode from Google Search rather than scanning the circled one.
Seeing the popularity of the feature, Google is continuously exploring new features. Earlier, the company added a translation capability to enhance the user experience. Notably, Circle to Search also supports the text field so you don’t have to spend much effort in searching.
You’ll notice the string has the word “omnient” right before “barcode_action.” It’s worth noting that the barcode scanner function isn’t working in the latest Beta. While the existence is confirmed, a public rollout is expected to kick off shortly.
Earlier this year, Samsung’s Galaxy S24 series debuted the Circle to Search feature developed by Google. So far, several Samsung Galaxy devices have received the epic way of searching apart from all Tensor-powered Google Pixel devices.
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