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Galaxy S23 Receives June 2024 Security Update in the USA
Samsung has started rolling out the June 2024 security patch for its Galaxy devices, and it started with its latest flagship, the Galaxy S24 Series. Now the update reaches the Galaxy S23 Trio.
In these hours, we are starting to accommodate the June 2024 security patches for the Galaxy S23, Galaxy S23+, and Galaxy S23 Ultra. These are the second models of the manufacturer to receive the most recent security fixes, but unfortunately, it seems that the distribution has started in the United States for carrier-locked T-Mobile and MetroPCS units. The firmware in rollout is S91*USQS3CXE3, and it does not appear to include any other relevant news.
However, Samsung has already shared the security bulletin. The June patches include fixes for 37 CVE vulnerabilities common to the operating system (none of critical level) and another 22 of type SVE, i.e., specific to the manufacturer’s devices (only one of critical level).
Distribution could reach other carriers, including unlocked units, at any time, so we recommend that you keep track of your system settings.
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Samsung Galaxy A25 is one of the popular Galaxy devices that debuted in the market back in 2023. It belongs to the affordable category, and with its pricing, the device was successful in acquiring the segment. Now the device is getting critical updates in the form of One UI 6.1 that will provide many new features.
Samsung has rolled out the One UI 6.1 update for the carrier’s locked units of the Galaxy A25 devices in the US. More specifically, as of writing, the latest update for the Galaxy A25 has been spotted on the Comcast network. The update is coming with the firmware version number A256USQU3BXE5. It is worth noticing that the device is still using last month’s security patch as a May 2024 security update.
One UI 6.1 brings several new features
With the latest One UI 6.1 update, users are getting many new features, including many new features that enable users to get more utility options while using the different functionalities. According to the official changelog, the upcoming update for the device will improve the overall performance of the device with different additions in many menus such as Gallery, Wallpaper, Quick Share, Samsung Find, Samsung Account, Reminder, and much more. If you want to explore the full changelog, you can check out this article.
If you are using the locked variant of the Galaxy A25 device in the US, then you should now start receiving notifications about the update, but if you haven’t received the notification yet, you can also check it manually via system settings.
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Samsung is constantly expanding the June 2024 security patch to more units of devices. Earlier, the company had already rolled out the update for the Galaxy S24 series devices in several regions, including Europe and the US, but as the device is now available in several parts of the world, the company is gradually distributing the update to more devices.
Galaxy S24 devices are getting a new update in Canada and Australia
Samsung has rolled out the June 2024 security patch update for the Galaxy S24 device in Canada and Australia. For the Canadian units, users can identify the latest update for the Galaxy S24, Galaxy S24+, and Galaxy S24 Ultra devices with the firmware version numbers S921WVLS2AXE4, S926WVLS2AXE4, and S928WVLS2AXE4, respectively.
Meanwhile, the Australian units of the Galaxy S24, Galaxy S24+, and Galaxy S24 Ultra can identify the latest update by the firmware version numbers S921BXXS2AXED, S926BXXS2AXED, and S928BXXS2AXED, respectively.
The June 2024 security patch update for the devices doesn’t bring any proper changes, but it will improve the internal functions to make the device more secure. According to the official bulletin, the latest security patch update will provide nearly 60 patches. Going into the details, there are 37 patches added by Google, and along with this, there are 22 more patches added by Samsung to the devices.
Moreover, the update may also bring some enhancements to the performance and stability of the device, so if you’re having any issues while using any functionality on your device, you should update your device to the latest version to get rid of those issues.
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Samsung uses its home-made Tizen OS for its smart TVs, which is now bringing some major changes. The company has started rolling out a new update for the OS with firmware version 1420. With the latest update, the company aims to enhance the audio experience.
Users will be able to connect to the Q-symphony setup
With the latest update for Tizen OS, Samsjng has introduced new functionality that enables users to easily add the Q-symphony setup, combine the audio from their music frames and TV speakers, and take advantage of the battery audio experience.
According to the changelog, there is one important change that has arrived: now the WiFi Queens sound setting is replaced with the Q-symphony setup. Along with this, the report mentions that there is one more chance that the volume popup for Q-symphony setups is not showing the Samsung soundbar’s model number, which makes the UI look cleaner.
It is worth noticing that several users have faced issues with some sound bars that don’t bring any new features, but now with the latest update, it is expected that those issues may be fixed and there will be no more problems left behind. So if you also want to get rid of the issues, then you should update the Samsung TV to the latest version. To do that, follow these simple steps: First Go to the system settings, then tap on support and software update. Here, here select the update now.
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