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One UI 6.0’s Missing Burn-In Protection Raises Concerns

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So far, the Stable One UI 6.0 upgrade has been sent to a number of Galaxy smartphones. More and more compatible models are progressively receiving the update from Samsung. Other than features, Samsung Galaxy handsets running One UI 6 and Android 14 might have screen burn-in. Those on Reddit who have seen a possible problem with screen burn-in have expressed conflicting opinions on Samsung’s most recent software upgrade, One UI 6. The update appears to have removed burn-in protection, even if it adds a number of new functions to the devices.

When text or picture outlines, fading colors, or obvious patches appear on OLED panels, it’s commonly referred to as screen burn-in. In the past, Samsung has taken the initiative to solve this problem by introducing pixel shifting. To keep pixels from staying in one place for too long, pixel shifting entails slightly changing the pixels. With the One UI 6 upgrade, it appears that pixel shifting, a feature of One UI 5 meant to avoid burn-in, is broken. The outcomes are alarming because photos taken with One UI 6 depict the status bar pieces staying in place, suggesting that burn-in prevention could not be operating as intended.

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Although this problem might not be apparent right away, it has the potential to cause irreversible screen damage in the long run. Though it’s difficult to say for sure without an official confirmation from the business, Samsung could correct this in the upcoming days. In the event that you have already downloaded Android 14, you should take comfort in the fact that screen burn-ins are uncommon and that you need not worry about anything until you keep a static image on your phone at maximum brightness for an unreasonably long time.

Everyone who received the One UI 6.0 update can check it up to see if they face this similar change of icons in the status bar not moving as suggested by users in Reddit.

  1. While the status bar is displayed, take a screenshot.
  2. Turn the screen from portrait to landscape and back again five times, allowing the components to drift for a noticeable number of pixels.
  3. Utilize the Samsung Gallery to view the screenshot.

Thanks to “Android Authority


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One UI 6.1 and Galaxy AI Update available in Canada

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Samsung has rolled out the One UI 6.1 update for all the Galaxy devices launched back in 2021 and 2022; however, the company hasn’t distributed the update for all the units available in different regions around the world. Now with the latest development, the Korean giant has rolled out the batch of the latest major update for flagship devices, including the Galaxy S22 series, Galaxy S21 series, Galaxy Z Fold 4, Galaxy Z Fold 3, Galaxy Z Flip 4, and Galaxy Z Flip 3.

One UI 6.1 update brings several new features

The One UI 6.1 has brought a lot of new features that will allow users to take advantage of different features. For the last year, flagship devices including the Galaxy S22, Galaxy Z Fold 4, and Galaxy Z Flip 4 devices have received revolutionary Galaxy AI features that bring the utility of text summarization, translation, live call translation, and many more. Meanwhile, the models released back in 2021 have only received one Galaxy AI feature, Circle to Search, which allows users to instantly search images.

Here’s are build numbers of One UI 6.1 update

  • Galaxy S22: S908WVLU4EXE1
  • Fold 4: F936WVLU4FXE3
    Flip 4: F721WVLU4FXE3
  • Fold 3: F926WVLU5IXDB
    Flip 3: F711WVLU6IXDB

Along with this, many other features will level up the experience for customization, enhance security and privacy, and bring more engaging features for sharing content. It is worth noticing that all the devices are still not getting the latest May 2024 security patch. So if you want to take advantage of all the new features, then you should keep your device up-to-date.

As of writing, the update is live in Canada for all the above-mentioned smartphones. If you are using any of the devices, you can now easily update them by going manually to the software update menu by system settings.

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Samsung Galaxy S21 FE getting One UI 6.1 update in Europe

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Samsung Galaxy S21 FE units in Europe started getting the One UI 6.1 update; earlier, these devices had already grabbed the update in the US. Now, with the latest development, these devices are getting new updates in more regions, and gradually, they will be available world-wide.

Samsung Galaxy S21 FE units are getting a new update with the firmware version number G990B2XXU6GXD6. With the latest update, the company hasn’t released a new May 2024 security patch for the devices. And continues to use the April 2024 security patch for the devices.

The One UI 6.1 update for the Galaxy S21 FE doesn’t bring any Galaxy AI features, but it will surely provide some new significant additions under the existing functionalities. According to the changelog, the latest update has brought several innovations that will help you create epic images, increase customization, enhance connectivity, and share.

If you are using the Galaxy S21 FE devices in Europe, then you should have started receiving notifications about the update, but if you haven’t received the notification yet, you can also check out the update manually from the system settings.

Samsung launched the Galaxy S21 FE devices back in 2022 with Android 12 preinstalled. Later,  this device received two more major updates in the form of Android 13 and Android 14. In the next few days, the device will get two more major updates and also some security-related updates.

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One UI 6.1 Promises Enhanced User Experience: Make the Ecosystem More Advanced

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Samsung’s One UI 6.1 update is a game changer for the Galaxy devices, as it is already successful in grabbing most of the attention of the users for purchasing the Galaxy S24 series. There are several new features related to AI in the devices. It is worth noticing that the company has introduced these features in the existing applications.

Samsung is always ahead in introducing innovation in the application, and to make a fully closed ecosystem, it has done a lot of work in the past few years. For your information, the company initially introduced a fully customized UI with Android 9 in the Galaxy S10, and with every major update, the company has introduced some new applications. For instance, it has introduced Good Lock, one of the oldest applications, which was introduced a long time ago and is still in development for greater effectiveness.

The Good Lock is one of the most appreciated applications that has introduced the ability to customize system-related applications, and now, with the One UI 6.1 update, the company has introduced AI-powered features such as Note Assist, Chat Assist, Browser Assist, and many more.

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The latest arrival of the AI feature is undoubtedly the start of a new era, which will provide some new ways to explore smartphones, and it is also noticeable that the company will not limit the technology to the smartphone only but will also make it well connected to other devices such as smart home devices, kitchen appliances, IoT devices, and many more. 

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