Galaxy S25 Ultra camera flickering reports are rising after the software update. A new video has popped up online, displaying the broken camera functionality filled with flickering problems, allegedly on an S25 Ultra.

In the past, a few Galaxy S25 Ultra owners have noticed their ultrawide camera acting up at the 0.6x zoom. It shakes or vibrates, making photos and videos blurry. A video posted by @Samoneui8 on X shows this shaky viewfinder in action.

Since the phone launched in February 2025, similar complaints have popped up on Reddit and Samsung’s Community Forum. Users mention a rattling noise and an unstable image, which is a real headache for photography fans.

The Galaxy S25 Ultra’s issue isn’t affecting everyone; millions of phones are out there, but it’s a disaster for those hit by it. Users have tried clearing app data and even resetting phones, but it seems to be a hardware problem.

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The company hasn’t formally said this is a widespread problem, but it has fixed some faulty units under warranty. Authorized repair shops have swapped out camera modules, calling it a hardware issue in those cases.

If you’re dealing with this, visiting a repair center is advised, as the 12-month warranty should cover fixes. Samsung’s support also notes that indoor lighting can cause screen flickering, but this may not fully explain the camera issue.

Software couldn’t always be blamed for smartphone problems. It plays a role, can ruin the experience, but not always. In the camera flickering problem, users have had their phones repaired at service centers.

That said, if the problem appeared just after the software’s installation, it could be a coincidence. Millions have already installed the June patch and even the second Beta, but there are no widespread reports on the internet.

Bixby is Samsung’s smart virtual assistant that helps you use your phone more easily by learning your habits and preferences. However, some Samsung Galaxy users have noticed an issue where Bixby doesn’t respond properly after saying “Hi Bixby,” which can be frustrating when trying to use voice commands.

The issues spotted in the Bixby app version v3.7.12.18. In this version, Bixby is not responding properly on some devices. When you say “Hi Bixby,” it suddenly stops working or shuts down without response. This issue does not happen all the time, but it happens often enough to cause problems.

Samsung has confirmed that this issue happens intermittently and affects users who try to give voice commands through the Bixby app. Fortunately, the company has also released a new update for the Bixby app that fixes this problem.

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If you’re facing this issue, updating the app should help. The update is now available in the Galaxy Store. To install the update, you just need to open the Galaxy Store >> Menu option >> Updates. If the new update is available, install it now.

After the update, the voice assistant should work normally and respond to your commands. If the problem still happens after updating, try restarting your phone or clearing the Bixby app’s cache. By these solutions, the Bixby will work properly.

Some Samsung Galaxy users are facing a strange problem in the recent apps view after updating to One UI 7. When they open the recent apps screen, the apps sometimes look messy, like overlapping. This can make it hard to see or switch between open apps.

This overlapping apps issue happens randomly when users check the list of recently used apps. Instead of showing the apps list, the screen sometimes shows them stacked on top of each other or shows leftover images from other apps.

The issue does not happen all the time, but when it does, it can be annoying. It looks like a display glitch and doesn’t affect how the apps actually work.

Samsung has confirmed that the company is already aware of the recent overlapping apps issue in One UI 7. It is also working on a software update to fix the problem. Until that update is ready, a community moderator has suggested a simple temporary solution.

To temporarily fix the issue, users just need to turn on the Auto Rotate feature and rotate their phone. For that, swipe down from the top right of your screen to open Quick Settings >> turn on Auto-Rotate by tapping the icon >> Rotate your phone sideways (landscape) and then back upright (portrait). This can refresh the screen and remove the overlapping issue.

Samsung will release a new software update to fix this bug. To make sure your phone has the latest fixes and improvements, check for updates regularly through Settings >> Software Update >> Download and install. Stay tuned.

If you’ve recently updated your Samsung Galaxy phone to One UI 7, you might have noticed something strange with your Calendar widget. The text on the widget looks white or faded, which makes it hard to read, especially if your background is light.

This white text appearing issue of the Samsung Calendar widget is quite frustrating. It is worth mentioning that you’re not the only one facing this issue, as several devices are affected by this.

Fortunately, Samsung has acknowledged the One UI 7 Calendar widget issue and confirmed that settings are not reflected properly due to differences in widget properties in the latest Galaxy software. In addition, the community moderator has also shared a temporary fix to resolve it.

Temporary Solution: Remove and Add the Widget Again

Sometimes, simply removing the Calendar widget from your home screen and then adding it back can solve the problem. It helps the widget refresh and apply the right settings.

To do this, you just need to tap and hold the Calendar widget >> click on the “Remove” option >> go to the widgets menu, and add it back again. These easy steps might bring the text back to normal.

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Aside from this, Samsung has also released an updated version of the Samsung Calendar app that fixes this issue. For app update installation, you need to visit the Galaxy Store on your phone >> Search for the “Samsung Calendar” app >> Tap on the app, and hit “Update” if available. Once the app is updated, the Calendar widget should start showing text properly again.

It’s important to keep your apps updated, especially after a major software update like One UI 7. Hopefully, one of these quick fixes helps you get your calendar widget back to looking great with correct text on your One UI 7 Galaxy device.

If you’re using a Samsung Galaxy S25 series smartphone and facing issues during phone calls, you’re not alone. Many users have reported that their phone sometimes freezes or the sound cuts out when receiving a call. These issues caused frustration as users were sometimes not able to answer their important call.

Fortunately, Samsung has acknowledged the Phone app issues and has already released a fix. You can solve the problem quickly by updating one app on your phone.

Samsung Phone App Freezing Issue

The issue happens because of a problem with the Bixby Wakeup app, which is responsible for listening for the “Hi Bixby” voice command. In version 2.6.11.18 of this app, there’s a bug that causes voice recognition to stop working correctly.

This Bixby bug affects phone calls by making the Phone app freeze or cutting off the sound when a call comes in. It is mainly spotted on the Galaxy S25 smartphone, but thankfully, it can be fixed easily.

How to resolve 

To fix the issues, Samsung has released an updated version of the Bixby Wakeup app. Identified via version 2.6.13.2, the new update fixes the sound cut and freezing issues on the Galaxy S25 smartphone.

You can update the app by opening the Galaxy Store on your phone >> tap the Menu icon at the top >> select the Updates option >> find Bixby Wakeup in the list, and tap Update. After updating, your calls should work normally again on the Galaxy S25 smartphone, meaning no more Phone app freezing or missing audio.

If the issue continues, try restarting your phone or checking for other software updates. Keeping your apps up to date is the best way to avoid issues like this.