Firmware
Samsung Upgrades Its Notes Manager Application Into New Version
Recently a moderator for the Samsung Notes App released major info regarding a prime update for the app on the Samsung Members Community Korea ‘r1’.
The moderator informed users that the distribution is expected to be 100% complete by next Friday this month. The last update we saw was for the PC version in May.
Samsung Notes lets you take notes and draw paintings with the S Pen.
Users can create notes with text, annotated images, audio, and music. share their notes with others through social media, and also import any memos made in S Note into Samsung Notes.
Samsung Notes provides a variety of brush types and color mixers to create beautiful artwork like a professional painter. Users can share their paintings on PENUP. Samsung Notes is a place to maintain handwritten notes, sketches, and drawings.
This is a major update after it was postponed in May this year for the app, this time it brings the following changes & improvements along with support exclusions for various models :
- Support a small font size of 8pt or less.
- Eraser for highlighter pen.
- Fill the shape with color.
- Show the original when moving by selecting an image or figure.
- Rich image editing function through ‘photo editor.’
- Delete the ‘Frequently Used Notes’ filter.
- Lock the back button while editing.
- Extend the Collaboration View Support Model; This has some device limitations, requirements & exclusions for various models; they are ;
For Smartphones :
- One UI 4.1 or later, R-OS means a tech-fancy name for Android 11 or later.
- S pen supported models with Fold series being omitted out.
For Tablets:
- Providing Tab S8, Tab S7, Tab S7 FE, Tab S6, and Tab S6 Lite support with text mode support and Toolbar On/Off.
- Web Clip support through sharing, providing notice when entering a locked note, when changing terminal fingerprint information, removing vibration when changing a shape, adding a cautionary note when emptying the recycle bin, etc.
Users were waiting for features like small fonts support, and some even commented that the usability had been improved after the update.
We have provided the links for both the app info & the community page Korea for our readers. Please visit the links below.
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip is the first compact foldable smartphone made available for the market and was successful in reaching a large number of consumers. It is already more than three years old and has received all three major updates. Now it is no longer eligible to get any new One UI update, but it will still be eligible to get some security patches, like now the device is getting an April 2024 security patch.
According to the information, the Galaxy Z Flip 5G is spotted getting an April 2024 security patch update in some countries, including Australia, Canada, and several parts of Europe. Canadian users can identify the latest update by the firmware version number F707WVLS7IXC1. Meanwhile, the European and Australian units of the Galaxy Z Flip 5G are getting an April 2024 security patch update with the firmware version number F707BXXSDKXC1.
For your information, the April 2024 security patch doesn’t belong to the one UI, so you will not get any significant improvements for your device. However, if you want to use your device longer, then you should update it to the largest security patch as it will prove all-around protection against external threats.
Moreover, the latest update may also provide some significant changes that could enhance the overall performance and stability of the devices. If you are having any issues while using the functionalities, the update may address them.
If you are using the Galaxy Z Flip 5G in the above-mentioned regions, you can now update it to the latest April 2024 security patch update on the device. To do that, you just need to go to the system settings and select the software update menu.
Samsung launched the Galaxy A53 back in 2022; it debuted with Android 12, and later, it received two major updates in the form of Android 13 and Android 14 (One UI 6.0). Now, users are eagerly waiting for the next featureful update, which will be available as One UI 6.1. But before that, the company rolled out the April 2024 security patch update.
After introducing the April 2024 security patch to the locked units of the Galaxy A53, the unlocked variant has also started getting updates in the US. Users can identify the latest update by the firmware version number, A536U1UES8DXD7. The update is live on almost every carrier, including AT&T, Bluegrass Cellular, Cellular South, Cricket, Comcast, Dish, MetroPCS, T-Mobile, US Cellular, Verizon, and Xfinity Mobile.
The April 2024 update introduces a new security patch that is unrelated to the One UI, meaning it won’t significantly alter smartphone functionality. However, if you are concerned about your device’s safety, you should always keep it up-to-date with the latest security patch. Along with the security patch, it may also provide some other enhancements that could improve the device’s performance and stability.
If you are using the carrier-unlocked Galaxy A53 5G, you should start getting notifications about the availability of the April 2024 update. To install the update, tap on the notification, which will redirect you to the software update menu. Now hit the download button. In case you haven’t received the update yet, you can also check it manually by going to the system settings.
Samsung is known for its software update policy, where it timely provides updates for Galaxy devices. Currently, the company is busy expanding the April 2024 security patch to eligible devices, now with the latest development of the locked variants of the Galaxy Note 20 series.
Notably, the Galaxy Note 20 and Galaxy Note 20 Ultra have already received the update on the Verizon network. Now, with the latest development, it is available on more carriers, including Comcast, T-Mobile, and Xfinity Mobile. The firmware version number N98*USQS6HXD1 is updating these devices.
For your information, the April 2024 update is part of Google’s Android security maintenance program, which aims to enhance the overall security of the devices. In a nutshell, the latest software will address more than 40 fixes, where Google has added 27 fixes and Samsung has added 17 more fixes exclusively for Galaxy devices.
Moreover, the latest update may also provide some significant changes that could enhance the overall performance and stability of the devices, so if you are using the locked variant of the Galaxy Note 20 series, you should update the Galaxy device to the latest version.
The Galaxy Note 20 series smartphones are the last devices in the Note lineup, which were introduced back in 2020. Now they have already received three major updates in the form of Android 11, Android 12, and Android 1. They are no longer eligible to get any significant updates but can still get some security-related updates this year.