New software update for even more cell phones is here

Samsung is once again at the forefront when it comes to software updates. Basically at the same time as Google, Samsung released the latest software update for its current top smartphones. Also included is an important improvement to the camera. But it also closes many problems and security gaps. Now it’s time for more cell phones.

Samsung launches May update for new phones

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If you own a Samsung Galaxy S23, S23 Plus or S23 Ultra, you should check directly whether a new software update is made available to you. From now on it will rolled out the May update on the new top smartphones. Owners of the Galaxy S23 smartphones in Germany, but also in other European countries, have already reported successful updates (source: SamMobile).

The May update varies by model a little over 300 MB in size and should be installed over the WiFi. Samsung has already published the changelog and revealed what will be improved. So will overall over 70 vulnerabilities patchedthat have popped up lately. It’s not just about the Android operating system, but also about the additional software interface that Samsung preinstalls on its smartphones.

There is also an important improvement, especially with the Galaxy S23 smartphones, which Samsung does not mention directly. With the May update, the Improved the low-light properties of the cameras so that they take better photos at dusk and at night. The next few days will show whether the optimizations for the camera are really included.

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Other Samsung devices will follow

Samsung distributes the May update first for the Galaxy S23 smartphones. However, all relevant smartphones and tablets will follow in the next few hours, days and weeks. So if you own a smartphone or tablet that still receives software updates, you will soon also be provided with this software update and brought up to date.

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