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Samsung Galaxy S10 getting November 2022 update in Germany
The Galaxy S10 series smartphones are no longer eligible for new software updates every month. Nevertheless, Samsung just started to release the November 2022 update for the Galaxy S10e, Galaxy S10 and Galaxy S10 Plus devices in Germany.
Users in Germany or other European countries can identify the November 2022 update via PDA software versions G973FXXSGHVK1, G970FXXSGHVK1 and G975FXXSGHVK1 for the Galaxy S10, Galaxy S10e and Galaxy S10 Plus, respectively.
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Samsung’s latest security patch provides fixes to dozens of bugs and CVEs for your Galaxy phone’s better privacy and security. Specifically, the November 2022 patch contains three critical, 32 high and a moderate level CVE, yet, you can check more details here.
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It’s worth mentioning that the company has recently released the October 2022 Android security patches for the Galaxy S10 series devices in India. The update package size is over 1GB and the changelog lists system stability improvements for better user experiences… continue reading
How to update
Samsung consumers can check new software updates manually with a handful of simple steps. Firstly, visit your Galaxy device’s “System Settings,” once done, scroll down and tap the “Software update” tab, followed by the “Download and install” button.
Samsung has pushed a new update for Galaxy Tab A8, which installs the latest Android security patch released in April 2024 to improve system security and stability. Users can identify the update through the One UI build version ending with DXD5.
Users of Samsung Galaxy Tab A8 are receiving the April 2024 security update in Korea and Europe. It is an initial rollout so it may take some hours or days to reach all eligible models.
The fresh update mainly focuses on improving the system security of the device by including the latest Android security measures. Additionally, the update addresses various bugs and stability optimizations, which brings a better overall user experience.
If you have received the update pop-up on your device, you can install it to get an enhanced experience. You can check and install the update through Settings >> Software Update >> Download and install.
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Samsung Good Lock is a widely used customization app, but users have been facing a functional issue with its start screen behavior. Users have noticed that the app, which used to open on the last tab they viewed, now opens by default on the ‘Terrace’ tab every time it is visited.
This change from the expected behavior was reported by a user who pointed out that the app should remain on the last tab where it was turned off. Instead, the app now consistently starts from the ‘Terrace’ tab, causing minor inconvenience to those who rely on its original functionality.
However, the Samsung community moderator has acknowledged the issue and announced that a solution is underway. The fix will be included in the next update, ensuring that the app will function as intended.
Users of Samsung Good Lock can look forward to the upcoming update, which promises to restore the app’s smart tab selection feature and enhance overall usability.
“Thank you for bringing this to our attention! As you said, normal operation is for the last page viewed to be selected first. We will correct this part and have it reflected in the next version release,” said the community moderator.
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April 2024 is about to end and Samsung is rolling out the second software update for Galaxy S23, Galaxy S23 Plus, and Galaxy S23 Ultra smartphones. However, this series already received the April patch earlier this month and now getting another software update.
The second April 2024 update for the Samsung Galaxy S23 series is currently live in the UAE and is expected to expand to more countries soon. The update improves the system’s security and stability to enhance the overall performance.
Latest Firmware
- S918BXXS4CXD8 – Galaxy S23 Ultra
- S916BXXS4CXD8 – Galaxy S23 Plus
- S911BXXS4CXD8 – Galaxy S23
According to the changelog, the update brings functional enhancements, stability optimization, and security improvements to provide a better experience. The update also fixes some issues that users encountered in first April 2024 update
To check for software updates manually, head toward your phone’s Settings. At the bottom, you will get the Software Update section, simply open it. Inside the submenu, you need to hit the Download and Install button if your Galaxy fetches a new OTA.
Breaking news ‼️
As expected, the second April update for the Galaxy S23 is now live in UAE regions (XSG CSC).
Build versions: S918BXXS4CXD8/S918BOXM4CXD8/S918BXXS4CXD8
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