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Samsung’s June 2023 update permanently enables Emergency SOS
Emergency SOS is a life-saving feature that could become a boon when you are in crisis. As part of continuous enhancements, Samsung’s June 2023 update permanently enabled the Emergency SOS toggle on select Galaxy devices such as the Galaxy S23 series.
Over the past few weeks, Samsung rolled out June 2023 update to various flagship Galaxy devices in South Korea. The changelog specifically mentioned this SOS feature-related change, while, it’s not the exact case of the international variants.
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Post-installing June 2023 update, Samsung permanently enabled the Emergency SOS toggle on the Galaxy S23 series. The update changelog didn’t have any quote regarding this change but was spotted by users while navigating across the user interface.
Usually, most of the users don’t care about the Emergency SOS feature. Due to accidental side key press 3/5 times, the phone triggers an Emergency call for help, which can be ended before connecting. To sort it out, there’s a feature that enables a specific period of the countdown to initiate SOS call.
To get rid of accidental SOS calls, Galaxy smartphone users were able to disable the feature from System Settings. However, the latest June update appears to be making meaningful changes as accidentally pressing the side key 5 times isn’t easy.
Through System Settings >> Safety and emergency section, check whether your Samsung phone made this change or not.
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 is swiftly updating its Galaxy devices with the May 2024 security patch and the Galaxy Tab S6 Lite 2022 is the latest to be updated. The update is currently rolling out to users in Europe, with other regions expected to follow soon.
May 2024 security update for Samsung Galaxy S6 Lite 2022 update can be identified through One UI build version P619XXU6CXE2. The update is focused on enhancing the security features of the device.
The update brings Regional 4G TDD band support for Galaxy Tab S6 Lite in Europe. This ensures that these Galaxy devices remain functional with current 4G networks.
Also, the update improves system security and stability for better performance. Users can update their devices directly by going to the Settings app, selecting Software Update, and then tapping on Download and Install.
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Attention Samsung Fans! Dive into the latest One UI updates from the third week of May 2024. Discover the latest devices that have received the One UI 6.1 update, May 2024, and get a sneak peek at what’s coming with One UI 7.
This week, Samsung released the May 2024 security patch to a bunch of devices including the Galaxy Tab S9, Galaxy S23 FE, Galaxy S23 Series, Galaxy S21 series, Galaxy Flip 5, Galaxy Fold 5, and Galaxy S22. This update is now reaching more global users.
This security enhancement is essential for protecting user data and maintaining device performance. As the update extends to more regions, a broader range of Samsung users will benefit from the latest security patch.
Owners of the Galaxy Tab Active 5, Galaxy A33, Galaxy A34, Galaxy S21 FE, Galaxy A73, Galaxy A54, and Galaxy Tab S9 FE series can now upgrade to One UI 6.1. The update promises to enhance the user experience with improved and new options, alongside performance enhancements.
Android 15 Beta 2 update introduces a remarkable improvement in battery efficiency, promising up to three additional hours of standby time. Wear OS 5 will incorporate similar battery-saving features. These enhancements are a precursor to what users can expect from Wear OS 6.
Looking ahead, One UI 7 is ready to further extend the battery life of Galaxy smartphones. Based on Android 15, One UI 7 is anticipated to add an extra three hours of standby time, allowing users to stay connected for longer without the need for frequent charging.
One UI 7 (Android 15) to boost Galaxy phone battery with 3 extra hours of standby
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