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More Galaxy S24 users getting November 2024 update – Get ready for One UI 7 Beta
Samsung is now expanding the November 2024 security update for the Galaxy S24 series in Korea. This update is an essential step for users who want to experience the upcoming One UI 7 Beta. By installing it, you not only ensure your device is protected with the latest security patch but also prepare your Galaxy S24 for the new features and enhancements coming with One UI 7 Beta.
November 2024 security update for Samsung Galaxy S24 series in South Korea arrives with One UI builds given below.
- S921NKSU4AXK4 – Galaxy S24
- S926NKSU4AXK4 – Galaxy S24 Plus
- S928NKSU4AXK4 – Galaxy S24 Ultra
November 2024 security update is now available on more Galaxy S24 devices, bringing important fixes from both Google and Samsung. It resolves 52 security issues in total, with 38 of those being considered high-level by Google. There’s also one problem that doesn’t affect Galaxy phones.
Moreover, Samsung has worked on 13 additional fixes, mostly around features like user profiles, Dex Mode, Galaxy Watch, and settings. This update will make sure your Galaxy devices stay safe and work better.
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Samsung advises users to install the update now to make their devices more secure, stable, and reliable. For installation, you just need to open Settings >> Software Update >> Download and install.
One UI 7 Beta is just around the corner for the Galaxy S24 series, however, the beta build already appeared on the testing server for several countries. Till then, make your device ready for it. Notably, the company is going to release a stable One UI 7 update next year with the Galaxy S25 series.
After months of waiting, Samsung has finally begun rolling out the stable One UI 6 Watch update based on Wear OS 5 to eligible Galaxy Watches. The Galaxy Watch 6 series is the first to receive the stable One UI 6 Watch update.
As announced, Samsung has started the One UI 6 Watch update rollout with Galaxy Watch 6 and Galaxy Watch 6 Classic. This update is currently live for these watch users in Korea and the company will soon expand it.
Users of the Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 and Galaxy Watch Classic users can verify this major update via firmware ending with BXJ5. They will have to download a 1.8GB package to install the update.
One UI 6 Watch update brings several new features to improve health, fitness, and overall smartwatch use. It adds the Energy Score, which gives you a score based on sleep, activity, heart rate, and more, with tips to help you improve.
Sleep tracking now includes details like movement, heart rate, and respiratory rate, in addition to Sleep Apnea detection. The update also includes New fitness features like the Race option, which compares your running or cycling performance to past workouts, and custom Workout Routines based on your goals.
The update also offers new watch faces, like the Simple Digital and Ultra Info Board. Users can now users Double pinch gestures to answer the call, dismiss alarms, and more.
Samsung has pushed a new update with a November 2024 security patch for Galaxy S24 FE users in the US. This update installs the latest Android security patch to improve the system’s security and stability.
November 2024 security update for the Samsung Galaxy S24 FE smartphone is currently available for locked models on Verizon network carrier in the US. Users of the Galaxy S24 FE can verify the update via the One UI build version S721USQS3AXK3.
Notably, the November 2024 update fixes 52 vulnerabilities in Android and Samsung software. Google has patched 38 high-level issues, and one CVE doesn’t apply to Galaxy devices. Samsung has also addressed 13 issues, including bugs related to multiple users, Dex Mode, Galaxy Watch, and Settings. These patches aim to improve security and device performance.
The update is rolling out gradually so it may take some hours or days to reach all models. Users are advised to install the update promptly to benefit from the improved security measures.
For those who have not received an update notification, the update can be manually checked and installed. To install the update, open the smartphone’s settings, select ‘Software Update’, and then ‘Download and install’. Following these steps will ensure that your Galaxy smartphone is up-to-date with the latest security protections.
One UI 7 for Galaxy S24 FE
Samsung Galaxy S24 FE smartphone recently spotted running Android 15-based One UI 7 on Geekbench. It achieved a single-core score of 2092 and a multi-core score of 6287. These scores show the promising performance of the device on the next One UI iteration.
Samsung Galaxy S24 FE running One UI 7 (Android 15) performance revealed
Samsung pushed an urgent new software update for select Galaxy devices. Many users received a home screen pop-up, recommending they install the latest update.
According to the info, Samsung pushed an urgent new software update for the Smart Switch Agent. The nature of this update seems regular, but it may have included noteworthy stuff for your Galaxy.
Smart Switch Agent update notes read that urgent new software updates are available for your device. Update your software to the latest version to prevent errors from occurring.
Smart Switch Agent works as a supporting plugin for data transfers. Samsung’s Smart Switch is a quite useful service that lets Galaxy users transfer their data and apps seamlessly.
The Smart Switch Agent may have been rendered vulnerable to a serious threat or flaw. Samsung doesn’t usually push such updates mentioning “urgent new software update” to the consumers.
Anyone got this update?
Urgent new software update for your Samsung Galaxy device? pic.twitter.com/n9jEUdqcyB
— Samson Sir (@SamsonSirJi) November 18, 2024
The update weighs nearly 3 megabytes, with specific changes remaining to be known. The notice has two options for users; either they can “Update” with a single click or “Cancel” it.
The page says “Downloading via your mobile network may result in additional charges. If possible, download via a WiFi network instead. Your device may restart after the update.”
Have you received such an update in the recent past?