New models will be released within 3 years after the sale of monthly security updates; after that will gradually extend the update cycle, the fourth year began to adjust to the quarterly release of security updates, the follow-up further lengthened to half a year update.

The Galaxy S20 series received the June security update this month, three years and three months after its release, and Samsung continues to maintain the monthly update. Dutch tech media Galaxy Club believes that the Galaxy S20 series will continue to maintain its monthly update status and that Samsung will push out more security updates until the device stops being supported next year.

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The latest Camera Assistant app (version 1.1.00.4) is compatible with the Samsung Galaxy S20 series, Galaxy S21 series, Galaxy S23 series, Galaxy Z Flip4 and Galaxy Z Fold4. This app is only available for phones that have been upgraded to One UI 5.1. Users in some regions may need to wait for the One UI 5.1 update before installing the Camera Assistant app on compatible devices. Users can download the app from the Galaxy Store.

The Samsung Camera Assistant app has recently added more features, including the ability to set image sharpness/softness, image capture speed/quality balance, timer options, and quick-tap shutter customization. The updated app also has a screen dimming option to help keep the phone from heating up. The app also gets a Material You icon compatible with previous updates.

The Samsung Camera Assistant app will be compatible with more Galaxy smartphones, including the Galaxy Z Flip3, Galaxy Z Fold2, Galaxy Z Fold3, Galaxy Note20 and Galaxy Note20 Ultra, and more.

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The Samsung Galaxy S20 series has been pushed with the Android 13 / OneUI 5.0 system update in November last year, and it was previously speculated that the series could no longer get subsequent updates such as OneUI 5.1. But now it seems that Samsung still decided to provide a 5.1 update.

OneUI 5.1 is also based on Android 13, but will further optimize system performance to improve operational stability. At SDC 2022, Samsung showed off various new features and personalization tools. For unknown reasons, many features were not available in the One UI 5.0 update, and OneUI 5.1 will offer many new features, including a new lock screen tool.

The Galaxy S20 is initially launched with OneUI 2.1 based on Android 10. Samsung has promised 3 major updates for the phone, so OneUI 5.1 is the icing on the cake.

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