Samsung recently introduced its mid-range Galaxy A55 5G smartphone, and guess what? It is the first Samsung device to get seamless updates.
At first, the Korean giants refused to accept this “seamless updates” policy, but now, finally, they have changed their mindset and made the Galaxy A55 5G smartphone the first Samsung device to support seamless updates.
Here’s the question: actually, ‘seamless update’ stands for what?
Seamless updates are a feature that permits you to use your phone continuously while a firmware update is installed; you can also call it an A/B system update. It just avoids the consumption of time.
It is being reported that, after installing the latest March 2024 security patch on a recently launched Galaxy A55 5G smartphone, the software update screen showed only two stages of installation. The first stage was “Downloading and Installing,” and the second was “Verification.”
On the other hand, the rest of the Galaxy smartphones, even the Galaxy S24, after being flagship ones, ask the users to restart their device to complete the update installation successfully, which obviously can be time-consuming. With the latest development, the update was installed in the background, and we only had to restart our device to complete the update instead of seeing it installed on the One UI installation screen.
Apart from all this, even the official software update page for the Galaxy A55 5G and Galaxy S24+ uses different wording to explain the update process. It’s a noticeable fact that Samsung chose its mid-range to be the first device to support seamless updates, except for the recently launched Galaxy S24 flagship series.
It is expected that Samsung could bring this seamless update feature to its other devices, such as the Galaxy S24 series, in future updates.
