Samsung has started rolling out its flagship phone security patch for January 2024, wherein rumors have also begun circulating that users in Europe are already receiving the updates. Firmware versions S91xBXXS3BWL3, S90xBXXS7DWL3, and G99xBXXS9FWL9 align with the Galaxy S23, S22, and S21, respectively.

January Security Patch for Samsung Galaxy Flagships

This update, weighing in at around 400MB, tackles 68 security issues, with one identified as critical and the remaining 67 categorized as "High Priority" by Samsung. Among the fixes, a notable improvement involves securing the Bluetooth pairing process to prevent unauthorized access.

Another significant bug addressed pertains to potential access by Samsung DeX users to notifications of other users in multi-user environments. While it remains unclear if the update incorporates the screen burn-in protection promised by Samsung for January, the patch has already surfaced in Europe. It is anticipated to reach the United States soon, encompassing various Galaxy models such as the Z Fold5, Z Flip5, Z Fold4, Z Flip4, A54, and Note20. Notably, FE edits seem to be absent in the current update wave.

If you lack the latest safety patch on your Samsung top-tier phone for January, go to Settings and hit Software Update. You can start this check by hand.

Buzz grows as the day comes close; users expect to see what Samsung will show off about their new Galaxy S24 range at the event set for January 17. The forthcoming launch occasion is anticipated to debut the Galaxy S24, S24 Plus, and S24 Ultra, which are speculated to showcase considerable evolutions distinguished from their antecedent models.

In addition to hardware improvements, Samsung is set to showcase its "Galaxy AI," a fusion of on-device services and cloud-based support. Among the teased features is the "AI Live Translate Call," promising real-time audio and text translation during phone calls. With the impending unveiling of the Galaxy S24 fast approaching, we aim to diligently track the proceedings of the occasion, promptly relaying reports on any new information as it emerges. Stay tuned for comprehensive coverage!

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Flatter, More Brilliant Display for the Upcoming Galaxy S24 Ultra

Leaks have revealed a preview of the Galaxy S24 Ultra's front screen, suggesting a shift away from the previous curved displays and toward a flatter, rectangular design as Samsung prepares for the global debut of the Galaxy S24 series on February 17. The move away from curved displays addresses practical issues associated with accidental touches, fragility, and the challenging application of screen protectors.

While curved displays were once a visual trend, their drawbacks have led Samsung and even Google's Pixel series to embrace flat designs. This shift contrasts with brands like Xiaomi, which explores quad-curved displays, curving not only on the sides but also on the top and bottom. The Galaxy S24 Ultra's emphasis on a flat display and minimal bezels suggests a prioritization of practicality and usability, a welcome change for users valuing functionality over aesthetic appeal.

The Galaxy S24 Ultra boasts a powerful 5000mAh battery supporting fast charging and various connectivity options and comes in Titanium color choices. Running on One UI 6.1 based on Android 14, the software integrates advanced AI and Generative AI features from Galaxy AI, enhancing user experience with cutting-edge algorithms and machine learning. Reports suggest Samsung is contemplating extending software support for the Galaxy S24 series to 7 years.

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