Samsung has just released an update for the Galaxy S22 and Galaxy S23 that includes the September security patch.
Samsung is the Android brand that offers the most updates to its phones, especially the high-end ones. The Samsung Galaxy S22 and Galaxy S23 have been the most recent generations of their mythical family, and they have just received new camera featuresamong other news.
This is an update that arrives just before all the news is known. about Apple’s new iPhone 15which, it seems, will finally integrate USB Type C, instead of the Lightning connector, in addition to eliminating the silent mode switch.
The update for Samsung mobiles integrates the Android security patch for this month of September, as well as the correction of multiple errors in the company’s high-end devices. It has a size of around 300 MB, and is already available to many users of these devices.
The photography section is one of the most important parts of high-end mobile phones, and it is the playing field on which many manufacturers seek to differentiate their devices. Samsung has decided to add some improvements in this section after its July update.
First of all, the company has added a shortcut button to zoom x2, something that many users have been asking for so they don’t have to increase the zoom manually. The company has also sought improve photographic results when using this zoomboth when taking photographs and video, where it has focused on improving stabilization.
Along with this, it includes a correction of more than 60 errors that affected several sections of the company’s devices, including charging and security. An update that arrives just before the presentation of the new iPhone and with which Samsung wants to continue offering the best performance to the owners of its mobile phones.
Finally, these changes are starting to reach users of the Samsung Galaxy S22 and Galaxy S23. However, the high-end is not the only one that is updated, but the Samsung Galaxy A52 and the Samsung Galaxy Xcover5 are also receiving this update. Now, the next step in the software of these devices is to receive One UI running under Android 14.
