Samsung’s premium smartphones receive a June security patch

Company Samsung continues to update its smartphones and brings them the June security patch during May. According to the portal GSMArena this applies to the premium models of the series Galaxy S21 and flexible display lids Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5G.

The update for Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5G should already be available in Slovakia

Samsung brings regular security patches for its models in advance, often outpacing Google itself. At the beginning of the year, this South Korean manufacturer even extended the warranty of security updates for selected devices for up to 4 years. He has not released details of the latest security update, but should fix several bugs and vulnerabilities in Android 11 and One UI 3.x.

Updates for the Galaxy S21 5G, Galaxy S21 + 5G and Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G are numbered G991NKSU3AUE8, G996NKSU3AUE8 a G998NKSU3AUE8. For now, they are available in South Korea. In the case of the Galaxy Z Flip 5G, however, the update is already available in several European countries, including Slovakia and the Czech Republic. Its number is F707BXXS3DUE1.

Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G

The system should notify you automatically when an update is available, but you can also verify it manually. Just open the system settings on your smartphone to go to the section Settings -> Software Update -> Download and Install. Before installation, make sure that your smartphone battery is at least 70% charged.

How’s Samsung’s competition with updates?

Although Samsung’s competition is not as active in the updates as the South Korean giant, it cannot be said that it does not think about its smartphones. Motorola recently introduced Android 11 for models Motorola moto g 5G plus a Motorola razr 5G. There was also a young brand Realme, which updated the smartphone to the latest version of the system Realme 6 Pro and 7 Pro.

Realme 7 Pro

Owners are already enjoying Android 11 Nokia 4.2. And Chinese company Xiaomi this week began distributing the MIUI 12.5 superstructure for the flagship Xiaomi Mi 11. Another Chinese company, Huawei, this week brought an April security patch for Huawei Mate 40 Pro, Mate 40 Pro + and Huawei Mate 40 Porsche Design smartphones. And next month it should start distributing their own HarmonyOS 2.0 operating system.