The June update comes to the Samsung Galaxy S21 family of smartphones

Samsung does not hesitate to update its smartphones. May is not over and the distribution of June security patches for the Samsung Galaxy S21 series has officially begun.

As the SamMobile portal pointed out, the fresh update started coming to smartphones in South Korea on Thursday, May 27. Over the next few days, it will gradually reach users in other markets.

Repairs without major changes

According to the available information, this update does not bring any new features, but as usual, it removes security vulnerabilities. Traditionally, monthly updates also mention overall system optimization and debugging. It is expected that with the availability extension, details on the exact content of the update will be published. However, no revolutionary changes are to be expected.

After all, the Galaxy 21 family of smartphones introduces relatively new models and should see the expected update to Android 12 in the near future. It will bring a rich dose of new features and tangible improvements.

Available in the coming days

This security update is labeled G991NKSU3AUE8, G996NKSU3AUE8, and G998NKSU3AUE8, depending on which specific Galaxy S21 model arrives. We can expect it in our region in the coming days, as it still has to undergo the necessary adjustments and verification.

We will naturally inform you about availability. The smartphone itself should also notify you, or in the meantime you can occasionally check for updates via system settings.

Samsung Galaxy S21

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 the Motorola moto g 5G plus and Motorola razr 5G models. There was also a young brand Realme, which updated to the latest version of the system smartphones Realme 6 Pro and 7 Pro.

Owners of Nokia 4.2 are already enjoying Android 11. And Chinese company Xiaomi this week began distributing the MIUI 12.5 superstructure for the flagship model 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.