Samsung Galaxy S24 August Update Arrives, But Camera Improvements Still on Hold
Samsung has begun rolling out the August 2024 security update for its Galaxy S24 flagship series, but the highly anticipated camera improvements are notably absent.
Key points:
- The update is currently hitting AT&T users in the US
- Firmware weighs approximately 470MB
- Focuses solely on security enhancements and bug fixes
- One UI version remains at 6.1
No Major Camera Upgrades Yet
Many Galaxy S24 owners have been eagerly awaiting a substantial camera-focused update to enhance the device's imaging capabilities. However, this August patch does not deliver on those expectations. The changelog simply states, The device is protected with improved security, alongside mentions of stability improvements and bug fixes.
One UI 6.1.1 Delay
The more extensive camera enhancements and feature upgrades are expected to arrive with the One UI 6.1.1 update. However, reliable tipster Ice Universe has reported that this major update has been delayed. The reasons for the postponement remain unclear at this time.
Wider Rollout
In addition to the S24 series, Samsung is also pushing the August 2024 security update to other devices:
- Unlocked Galaxy S23 models in the US (approximately 420MB)
- Galaxy S20 FE on AT&T's network
What's Next?
While this update may disappoint users hoping for immediate camera improvements, it's important to note that Samsung is actively working on more substantial upgrades. The company's commitment to regular security patches across its device lineup, including older models like the S20 FE, is commendable.
Galaxy S24 owners should keep an eye out for the eventual One UI 6.1.1 update, which is likely to bring the desired camera enhancements and new features in the coming weeks or months.
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| A promotional display representing the Galaxy series at a tech event, symbolizing the anticipation for upcoming improvements and updates |
