Samsung’s New Update Surprises Galaxy Users—Millions Of Phones, All At Once
Samsung often comes in for criticism with its slow, patchy rollout of security, feature and OS updates. Partly this is down to Android, but it’s become a monthly wait-and-see routine for millions of users as they have no clear view as to when their devices will update. That might be about to change—maybe, to some extent at least.
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Samsung might expand long-term software support to budget phones. The upcoming Galaxy A16 5G may get six years of OS and ...
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With One UI 6.1.1, more Samsung smartphone users can now fire up screen mirroring with no repeated permission requests.
Even worse, devices that have already been released by Samsung could potentially lose their wireless charging too, since that ...
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