The Galaxy S20, Galaxy S20+, and Galaxy S20 Ultra have been on the market for over four years, so it’s understandable that security updates will be pushed out less frequently.

However, the Galaxy Note 20, Galaxy Note 20 Ultra and Galaxy S20 FE were released six months later than the above three models, so the adjustment of the push frequency made many users confused and dissatisfied. The revised list of updated equipment as follows:

Samsung subsequently updated its product page to state that this was a mistake. The update frequency of the above four models will continue to maintain a monthly update rhythm and will receive April security updates.

The post Samsung admits previous adjustment errors, Galaxy Note 20 series and S20 FE updates are still monthly appeared first on TechGoing.

According to @Revegnus, Samsung plans to launch a Galaxy S FE model every year, starting with the upcoming Galaxy S23 FE.

In addition, the company’s goal is to develop more affordable folding screen phones. Although the current folding phone is still expensive, this situation will change after the launch of the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Flip 6. He said that Samsung appears to be working on a new model of a foldable phone called the Galaxy Z FE (a stripped-down version).

Although there are not too many specifications about the Galaxy S23 FE, considering that the previous Galaxy S20 FE and Galaxy S21 FE can provide flagship configurations at a much lower price than the flagship products, we have reason to believe this The price/performance ratio of this new model will not lose to the previous generations.

Of course, although the core parameters are basically similar, the “FE” fan version models will use plastic instead of aluminum alloy body, and the image parameters will also face certain castration.

The post Samsung to launch Galaxy S FE model every year to counter flagship phones sales decline appeared first on TechGoing.

The system update firmware version number is G781BXXU4HWB1, the report said that Samsung has pushed the update in the following countries and regions.

• Austria
• Switzerland
• Poland
• Ireland
• Slovakia
• Czech Republic
• Romania
• Several countries in the Baltic Sea (Baltic)
• Spain
• Netherlands
• Portugal
• United Kingdom
• France
• Slovenia
• Italy
• Nordic countries
• Greece
• Germany
• Bulgaria
• Luxembourg

The Samsung Galaxy S20 FE was released in October 2020 with Android 10 pre-installed. It does not apply to Samsung’s four-year Android version update policy, and Android 13 is the last major version of Android that the phone will receive.

Samsung will probably not push the Android 14-based OneUI 6.0 update for the Galaxy S20 FE, so this push of OneUI 5.1 should be the last major firmware update for the machine.

Samsung’s official forum, but did not find any updated information for the national Galaxy S20 FE.

The post Last major update for Galaxy S20 FE, Samsung pushes OneUI 5.1 update for it appeared first on TechGoing.