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The Galaxy Tab S7 series is now receiving the May 2023 security patch in several European countries, with more to follow soon. The update includes firmware version Tx76BXXU3DWD3 and fixes over 70 security flaws. It is possible that the Image Clipper feature has also been added. Users can download the update through the Settings app or manually through a Windows PC.
Samsung has rolled out the April 2023 security patch to the carrier-locked versions of the Galaxy Note 20 and the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra on the AT&T network in the US. The latest software update carries firmware version N98XUSQU4HWD1 and brings with it the April 2023 security patch, which fixes more than 60 security issues. The update also includes the new Image Clipper feature that allows users to easily extract a subject from an image and use it as a photo or a sticker in messaging apps to share with others.
Verizon-locked Galaxy S22 series devices have received the April update, which includes Samsung's new Image Clipper feature in the Gallery app. The update also includes the April security patch. Users can download the update through the phone's settings or manually upgrade using a Windows PC. With Image Clipper, users can clip any object in a photo and share it with other apps or users or save it as a separate image on their device.
Samsung has rolled out a firmware update for the Galaxy A53, bringing the Image Clipper feature to the mid-range device. Image Clipper allows users to easily lasso objects from photos to create stickers and is integrated with Samsung Internet for finely-cropped images on webpages. The Galaxy A53 is the first of many Galaxy A devices that will receive the One UI 5.1 feature. Users can update their phones via the Settings app or manually download the firmware files.
The Snapdragon variant of the Galaxy S21 FE has received a software update in the USA and is now being rolled out in other markets, including Europe. The update includes new Gallery features, although the availability of Image Clipper may vary by country. The firmware version is G990BXXU4EWC7 and the security patch level is updated to April 1, 2023. Users can check for the update through the phone's Settings menu or manually upgrade with the right firmware for their country.
Samsung is bringing its Image Clipper feature, which allows users to cut objects and people from photos and paste them elsewhere, to older Galaxy flagship phones. The software update to enable this feature on older phones is currently in progress. Additionally, older Galaxy phones are getting new camera features such as Expert Raw/Pro/Pro Video modes on the front camera and a 300x astro hyperlapse option. Samsung continues to bring new features to older Galaxy phones, including the recent One UI 5.1 update.
Samsung has quietly brought the Image Clipper feature from the Galaxy S23 series to the Galaxy S22 series through a minor monthly security patch update. Image Clipper allows users to crop objects from photos through the Gallery app. The feature was missing when One UI 5.1 was released for the Galaxy S22, but it is now available on the latest firmware update. The feature is expected to be available for other Samsung devices soon.