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Unlocked Galaxy S24 models grab May 2024 security update in the US
In the US, Samsung is rolling out the May 2024 security update for unlocked Galaxy S24, Galaxy S24 Plus, and Galaxy S24 Ultra models. This update is already live in Europe and for locked models on various network carriers in the US.
The fresh update improves system security and stability to enhance the overall performance. In addition, it updates some functions and stocks apps for a better user experience.
May 2024 Security Update Details
May 2024 security update fixes 45 vulnerabilities, out of which Google has addressed 33. It includes 3 vulnerabilities as Critical and 26 as High-level. The patch also has 25 Samsung-specific enhancements. It fixes issues related to Secure Folder, multitasking framework, and more.
Latest Firmware:
- Galaxy S24 – S921U1UES2AXD3
- Galaxy S24 Plus – S926U1UES2AXD3
- Galaxy S24 Ultra – S928U1UES2AXD3
How to Update:
To check for software updates manually, head toward your phone’s Settings. At the bottom, you will get the Software Update section, simply open it. Inside the submenu, you need to hit the Download and Install button if your Galaxy fetches a new OTA.
May 2024 security update rollout begins with Samsung Galaxy S24 in the US
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Samsung is regularly working to make the latest security update available for all eligible devices to improve performance and security. After being available in Canada and the US, the September 2024 security update is now reaching Samsung Galaxy A54 5G users in Brazil.
Users of the Samsung Galaxy A54 5G smartphone are getting a September 2024 security update with One UI build version A546EXXS9CXH8 in Brazil. The installation package size of this update is around 280MB.
The fresh update improves performance and security by fixing some bugs. It improves the overall experience to help users keep their devices running smoothly. Notably, the fresh update fixes over 65 vulnerabilities from Samsung and Google to provide a better experience.
To check for the update, Galaxy A54 users can go to their phone’s Settings, tap on “Software update,” and then select the “Download and install” option. Make sure to fully charge your phone and connect to a stable network while downloading the update to avoid any issues.
Along with flagships, Samsung is keeping its mid-range phones up to date and the Galaxy A54 is a popular choice among users. With the latest update, users can look forward to a more reliable and enjoyable experience with their devices.
Europe always seizes headlines whenever Samsung launches its flagship phones. The company has had a history of shipping Exynos chip models in the region. Well, the good news is Galaxy S25 Ultra will ship with Snapdragon 8 Elite in Europe.
In a recent development, Roland Quandt revealed the Galaxy S25 Ultra uses Snapdragon 8 Elite with 12GB RAM in Europe. The latest input aligns with the recent Geekbench listing that teased the upcoming SoC with 4.47GHz frequency.
The S25 Ultra could debut Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy across European countries. The chip that appeared on Geekbench had a higher CPU frequency than the US model. However, there was no massive difference in single-core performance.
Samsung out there testing SD8G4 / SD8ELITE whatever it is called in the Euro S25U w/ 12 GB RAM at 4,47 Ghz…….
— Roland Quandt (@rquandt) September 27, 2024
The handset was possibly equipping Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 for Galaxy. It had two cores clocked at 4.47GHz and six cores clocked at 3.53GHz. The scores are 3011 points and 9706 points in single-core and multi-core tests, respectively.
There were rumors that the South Korean tech giant would use Exynos chipset in certain regions. However, the yield issues seemingly becoming true as we’ve seen no signs of an Exynos 2500 processor in the recent past.
It was also reported that the company could replace Exynos with a flagship MediaTek chip. Nevertheless, the MediaTek SoC is being used in the recently launched Galaxy Tab S10 Plus and Tab S10 Ultra internationally.
Samsung is expected to launch the Galaxy S25 series in January next year. We have got an early idea of the design language of the upcoming flagships. Meanwhile, more genuine details will come out as we approach the official debut in January 2025.
Samsung officially launched the Health Research Stack to upscale the Galaxy Watch and Galaxy Ring experiences. The project aims to strengthen data-based digital health research, ultimately benefitting developers and end users.
The new project’s debut shows Samsung values precise data measurement and analysis. It’s an open-source project, which supports digital health research using mobile and wearable devices in Android and Wear OS environments.
Samsung Health Research Stack platform provides IT developers and medical researchers with a software environment to conveniently and safely plan services using relevant data. It aims to help researchers implement the features they want.
Samsung Health Research Stack promotes more efficient digital health research. It has many features including an app SDK for easy app creation, a back-end service to manage data collected by the app and a web portal to assist with research design and data analysis.
It features enhanced support for the Sensor SDK to help researchers create watch apps, which measure and utilize electrocardiogram, blood oxygen level, and body composition data from the innovative Galaxy Watch and Ring sensors.
SDC24…
Samsung confirmed that the new Health Research Stack will be showcased at the Developer Conference 2024 on October 3 in San Jose, California. Developers can join a Code Lab session during the event to experience the latest features firsthand.