Updates
Verizon: Samsung Galaxy S9, S9+ May 2021 update improves Quick Share
Last month, Samsung started sending the June 2021 security update to the Galaxy S21 series smartphones and still expanding the latest patch to more and more eligible Galaxy devices across the globe. Although the company is also releasing May security patches to some older models.
According to the latest information, Verizon started releasing a new software update to the Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9+ smartphones in the US. This update brings the newer security patches released in May 2021, which includes fixes for dozens of CVEs from Google and Samsung.
Aside from this, the latest Galaxy S9 series update also improves the Quick Share function in order to enhance the file sharing between Android/Galaxy devices. You can identify this update via firmware versions: G96USQU9FUE1 and G965USQU9FUE1 for the Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9+ respectively.
What’s changing
- This software update provides
- The most up to date Android security patch on your device.
- Enhancements to Quick Share for easily sharing files to other Android devices.
- Other performance improvements.
Editor’s Pick: Opinion: My Samsung Galaxy S9 deserves Android 11/One UI 3 upgrade
Well, the Galaxy S9 is one of the most popular smartphone lineup offerings from Samsung. Launched back in 2018, these devices ship with Android 8-based Samsung Experience UX. Later on, the company delivered two major Android OS upgrades up to Android 10-based One UI 2.5.
Last August, Samsung announced its revised Android OS upgrade policy, which confirms at least three major updates for all the flagship Galaxy devices, including select mid-rangers. However, the Galaxy S9 and Galaxy Note 9 were not listed on the company’s 3 Android update guarantee.
Coming back, you can now check for the updates manually by navigating to your device’s Settings >> Software updates >> Download and install.
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Welcome to Samsung’s latest updates for June 2024 Week IV! This week, Samsung has released new updates for its smartphones, including the rollout of One UI 6 Watch Beta for watches and its expansion. Also, there are new details about the upcoming July 2024 update, as well as insights into the features of One UI 6.1.1 and One UI 7. Let’s explore what’s new with Samsung in June 2024 Week IV.
This week, Samsung has rolled out the June 2024 update for several of its smartphones, including the Galaxy A55, Galaxy A14 5G, Galaxy A54, Galaxy A05s, S20 FE, A52s, and Galaxy A21s. This update is now available in more countries, enhancing user experience with new improvements and fixes.
Looking ahead, Samsung is preparing for the July 2024 update for One UI 6.1 devices. This update is expected to address issues such as the alignment problem in date and time display formats to ensure a smoother user interface experience. Additionally, the update could enhance the Gallery’s photo editing mode.
Moreover, the Samsung One Hand Operation + app has received new features with One UI 6.1.1 support to enhance usability for users who rely on this Good Lock module. The Korean tech giant also confirmed improvements to side button functionality in the upcoming One UI 6.1.1 update.
In terms of wearable technology, Samsung has introduced the One UI 6 Watch Beta 2 update for the Galaxy Watch 6 series. Additionally, the Beta Program has been expanded to include the Galaxy Watch 4 and Galaxy Watch 5 series to offer users early access to new features and improvements.
One UI 6 Watch Beta with Wear OS 5 available for Samsung smartwatches [List]
Samsung Health app released a new beta update, bringing the version to 6.27.0.157. The fresh update is available for Galaxy devices with a package size of 140MB on the Galaxy Store.
This update boosts performance by enhancing existing features and fixing bugs reported by users in the previous version. It makes the app more useful and stable.
A notable aspect of the beta update is the introduction of new features for testing on Galaxy devices. While details about new features haven’t been disclosed, the update is expected to enhance functionality and user interaction.
Users testing the Samsung Health app Beta can update to version 6.27.0.157 via the Galaxy Store. This update will surely provide users with improved functions for tracking and managing their health and fitness goals.
Galaxy users can download the update via Galaxy Store >> Menu option >> Updates. Also, directly install it through the third-party app source link mentioned here.
Previously, the Samsung Health app brought features allowing users to compete against their past running times and to edit exercise logs to remove unnecessary start or end times. Additionally, it included improvements to easier access to continually used menstrual cycle options and the ability to set custom moods.
Samsung Health Beta update brings advanced features for better tracking experience
Samsung has released the June 2024 security update to the Galaxy A55 users in Europe and India. This update recently rolled out for users in Malaysia and the company is now working to make it available for all A55 models.
Users of Samsung Galaxy A55 in Europe and India can verify the June 2024 security update through One UI build version A556BXXS3AXF2 and A556EXXS3AXF3 respectively.
The company is delivering the latest software update with system security improvements to keep your files and data safe on your phone. It also optimizes system stability to offer you uninterrupted and seamless functionality on your device.
The latest update fixes over 40 issues to provide a better user experience. It also updates some stock apps to the latest available version.
users can check new software updates 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.