Samsung is expanding the reach of the for the series. A few days ago, the update was released to the Galaxy S22 in , and . Now, the update has been released in South East Asian and Australian regions.
The new software update for the Galaxy S22, , and is available in Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, and the Philippines. It comes bearing firmware version S901EXXS7DXC1. In Australia, New Zealand, and Singapore, the new update for the Galaxy S22 series has firmware version S901EXXS7DXC2.
This new update brings the March 2024 security patch, which found in previous software versions. It doesn't bring any new features to the Galaxy S22 series. For new features, you must wait for the , which will likely arrive in the next few months. Watch all the new One UI 6.1 features in our video below.
To install the March 2024 security update on your Galaxy S22 series, open the Settings app, navigate to Software update, and tap Download and install. Alternatively, you can download the new firmware file from our firmware database and flash it manually using the Odin tool and a computer running Windows OS.
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Galaxy S22 gets March 2024 security update in Australia and Southeast Asia
The new software update for the Galaxy S22, , and is available in Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, and the Philippines. It comes bearing firmware version S901EXXS7DXC1. In Australia, New Zealand, and Singapore, the new update for the Galaxy S22 series has firmware version S901EXXS7DXC2.
This new update brings the March 2024 security patch, which found in previous software versions. It doesn't bring any new features to the Galaxy S22 series. For new features, you must wait for the , which will likely arrive in the next few months. Watch all the new One UI 6.1 features in our video below.
To install the March 2024 security update on your Galaxy S22 series, open the Settings app, navigate to Software update, and tap Download and install. Alternatively, you can download the new firmware file from our firmware database and flash it manually using the Odin tool and a computer running Windows OS.
The post appeared first on .