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Samsung Galaxy S23 FE to ship with Android 14/One UI 6 in Europe
Earlier this month, Samsung launched the Galaxy S23 FE smartphone. The device comes pre-installed with Android 13-based One UI 5 software. However, there are clues that suggest Samsung might ship the Galaxy S23 FE with Android 14-based One UI 6 pre-installed in Europe.
According to the info, Samsung is testing the Galaxy S23 FE with Android 14-based One UI 6 in Europe. This confirms that the device will go official and bring the latest operating system. If it happens, it will be a big advantage for consumers in the European continent.
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In case the company decides to ship the S23 FE with Android 14, it will be upgradable to Android 18. At the same time, the Galaxy S23 is eligible for major upgrades up to Android 17, totaling 4 of the promises. The latest Fan Edition is expected to go on sale in Europe by early next year.
It’s possible that Samsung might announce an additional year of OS upgrade to S23 FE owners in certain markets. GalaxyClub notes that the company offered the Android 7.0 update to Galaxy S5 Neo in Canada, which ended support on Android 6 in the Global market.
Samsung is releasing a fresh update for the Galaxy A21s smartphone in Europe. The update installs the May 2024 security patch to improve system security and stability.
Users of Samsung Galaxy A21s can identify the latest update through One UI build version A217FXXSCDXE2 in Europe. It weighs 152.63MB software package.
The update is currently rolling out for users in Europe and the company will soon make it available in more countries. Users can install the update through Settings >> Software Updates >> Download and install.
The Galaxy A21s is an affordable Samsung Galaxy A series smartphone and features an innovative front camera design. But now, users of this smartphone will no longer get regular software updates.
Launched in 2020, Samsung Galaxy A21s has completed its update cycle as per the company’s policy. This smartphone will no longer receive new Android updates beyond version 12 and the latest security patch released in May 2024. Users can look forward to newer models that offer enhanced features and the latest software.
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Samsung is set to unveil its latest hardware innovations on July 10 in Paris. As the Unpacked date approaches, Samsung shared a new teaser as part of teasing the foldable phones, wearable products, and Galaxy AI.
The latest global film by Samsung illuminates multiple faces with a sliver of light, symbolizing the opening of a whole new world and the unlocking of new possibilities made possible by revolutionary innovation.
The new Galaxy AI will present new ways to accelerate creativity, productivity, communication, and much more. Through the new teaser, Samsung invites Galaxy fans to enjoy new, unique foldable mobile experiences.
Check out the video below to see how the company is opening a new world of opportunity. The event is taking place next week in Paris, France. However, fans can also join the live stream through official channels and handles.
Apart from hardware, Galaxy AI is the most spotlighted aspect of the Unpacked event. The company will likely launch many new AI features to counter Apple’s entry into the mobile AI and on-device AI segment.
The upcoming products also feature significant design changes. There was a high demand among consumers regarding product refreshment in Samsung’s upcoming products, which seemingly happening.
The company is set to launch the Galaxy Z Flip 6 and Galaxy Z Fold 6 foldables. If you are interested, you can reserve the next Galaxy and get a $50 Samsung Credit and multiple savings.
Samsung recently updated its NavStar Good Lock module, affecting users who enjoyed customizing navigation bar icons. Previously, users could select from a variety of icons for the Navigation Bar. However, with the latest update, certain icons have been removed from the selection, causing disappointment among users.
A user posted on the Samsung Community expressing disappointment that the update no longer supports his favorite icons, and fixes them on the screen like a photo on a gray background. The user also pointed out that the updated selection does not have the same shape options.
In response, a Samsung community moderator acknowledged this concern and explained that the new update had removed some of the NavStar icons. The removed icons will not return with the NavStar update and are no longer supported.
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