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Samsung has released the One UI 6.1 update for the Galaxy Tab S7 FE, available in Korea for Wi-Fi, LTE, and 5G variants. This update, identified by build numbers T733XXU6DXE1, T735NKOU5DXE1, and T736NKOU5DXE1, is the first for a pre-2022 Samsung tablet. Users can download it via the tablet's settings or by using a PC. The Galaxy Tab S7 FE will not receive Android 15, with its final update likely being One UI 6.1.1.
The One UI 6.1 update has been released for the Galaxy A52 5G, starting in the USA and Canada, with other markets to follow soon. Users can download the update via the phone's settings or from the SamMobile firmware library for manual installation. The update brings similar features to those found in the Galaxy A53 and A54, but lacks advanced AI capabilities and full-screen Always On Display wallpapers.
Samsung is set to bring its Galaxy AI features, available in the One UI 6.1 update, to older Galaxy devices including the Galaxy S22, Fold 4, Flip 4, and Tab S8 starting in May. The update will include a suite of AI features such as Circle to Search with Google, Chat Assist, Interpreter, Live Translate, and more, with the only exception being Instant Slow-Mo. Additionally, Samsung is rumored to extend One UI 6.1 and select Galaxy AI features to devices from 2021, although this has not been officially confirmed.
Samsung will release the One UI 6.1 update to the Galaxy S22, Galaxy Z Flip 4, Galaxy Z Fold 4, and the Galaxy Tab S8 series in May 2024, bringing various Galaxy AI features such as AI-generated wallpaper, browsing assist, chat assist, circle to search with Google, and more. However, some AI features like Instant Slo Mo, Lockscreen Wallpaper Weather Effects, and Super HDR will remain exclusive to the Galaxy S24 series.
Samsung's One UI 6.1 update brings Galaxy AI features from the S24 series to more Galaxy devices, including the S22 series, Z Fold4, Z Flip4, and Tab S8 series. The update introduces features like Circle to Search with Google, Chat Assist, Interpreter, Live Translate, Note Assist, Transcript Assist, Browsing Assist, Generative Edit, Edit Suggestion, and AI-Generated Wallpaper, enhancing communication, productivity, and information access. The rollout will begin in early May for the specified devices.
Samsung confirms that Galaxy AI features will be available for 2022 and 2021 flagship Galaxy smartphones with the rollout of One UI 6.1 in early May. Devices from 2021 will receive two AI features, while those from 2022 will get all features except for Instant Slo-mo due to hardware limitations. The update will include devices such as the Galaxy S21 series, Galaxy Z Fold 3, and Galaxy Tab S8 series, with the specific release date expected to be in early May, starting in Korea.
Samsung has confirmed that older devices from 2021 and 2022 will receive Galaxy AI features through the One UI 6.1 update in early May, with some features missing on certain models due to hardware limitations. The Galaxy S22, Flip 4, Fold 4, and Tab S8 series will gain every Galaxy AI feature except for Instant Slow-mo, while the Galaxy S21, Flip 3, and Fold 3 are only eligible for two Galaxy AI features. The rollout may coincide with the monthly security patch, and this expansion follows Samsung's recent announcement of more language support for Galaxy AI.
Samsung has announced that its Galaxy S22, S21, and other 2022 and 2021 flagship devices will receive AI features through the One UI 6.1 update in early May. The AI features will not be available for budget-conscious devices like the Galaxy S21 FE and Galaxy Tab S8 FE. The update will bring Galaxy AI features to over a dozen more devices, with 2022 devices receiving "Galaxy S23 FE level AI" and 2021 devices supporting Circle to Search and "Magic Rewrite."
Samsung has hinted that Galaxy AI may be coming to older devices soon, as it announced support for more languages for some Galaxy AI features and mentioned "more coming soon" in a press release. While the company has not confirmed this, it is reviewing older devices to assess their capability to handle One UI 6.1's AI features. There is speculation that Samsung may be artificially limiting Galaxy AI to newer devices to encourage customers to upgrade, despite the potential for older devices to support the feature.
The Galaxy S23 series receives its first post-One UI 6.1 update, bringing the April 2024 security patch with 27 Google and 17 Samsung fixes. The update is available in Europe and will roll out to other regions soon, allowing users to download it through the Settings » Software update menu. The update does not address One UI 6.1 issues, with fixes expected later, and has not been released for the Galaxy S23 FE model yet.
Samsung acknowledges a fingerprint scanner bug affecting the Galaxy S23 series after the One UI 6.1 update, with users reporting issues such as multiple taps required for unlocking. The company is working on a fix but has not provided a timeline for its release.
Samsung's One UI 6.1 update for the Galaxy S23 introduced a fingerprint issue where the fingerprint reader icon fails to appear when waking the phone, causing frustration among users. Samsung has acknowledged the problem and plans to fix it with a software update, possibly in the upcoming April 2024 update for the Galaxy S23 series.
Samsung has acknowledged and provided a temporary fix for the touchscreen issue affecting some Galaxy S23 devices after updating to One UI 6.1. The problem is attributed to compatibility issues with Google Discover, and the temporary fix involves updating the Google app to the latest version, deleting its data, and restarting the phone. Users are advised to avoid using Google Discover until a more permanent fix is released by Samsung.
Samsung has acknowledged touchscreen issues on the Galaxy S23 following the One UI 6.1 update, attributing the problem to the Google app's Discover feed. While Google is working on a permanent fix, Samsung has provided a temporary solution for affected users to clear the Google app's data and restart their devices. Users are advised to enable automatic updates in the Play Store or manually update the Google app to resolve the issue.
Samsung is attributing touchscreen problems on the Galaxy S23 to the Google Discover feed following the One UI 6.1 update, suggesting users delete Google app data and ensure the latest version is installed as a temporary fix. The company claims this issue is supplementary to other problems since the update and advises affected users to clear app data for the Google app to improve touchscreen responsiveness.