Galaxy S20 will get these bug fixes with next major software update

Samsung went all out this year with the Galaxy S20 series, equipping the phones with the best hardware, be it the screen, camera, processor, connectivity, or the battery. However, not everything is performing as well as it should, and some reviewers have been complaining of autofocus issues and battery management. The company will reportedly fix these issues with the next major software update.

Max Weinbach, who has been pretty accurate with Galaxy S20 series leaks in the past, has mentioned it on Twitter that the Galaxy S20 phones will get multiple bug fixes with a software update. Some people were experiencing overheating during wireless charging. The camera app was freezing on some units, and the Wi-Fi performance was unstable. Even the battery management wasn’t as good as it should be.

With the next major software update for the Galaxy S20, Galaxy S20+, and the Galaxy S20 Ultra, Samsung will reportedly fix all these issues. However, we still don’t have a timeline for the rollout of the said software update. The autofocus related issue on the Galaxy S20 Ultra was meant to be fixed with the software update that was rolled out recently.

If you are a Galaxy S20 user, have you been facing problems related to battery life, camera app freezing, heat management during wireless charging, and unstable Wi-Fi? Let us know in the comments section below.

I was just told these are the fixes in the next major S20 update:

Overheating while Qi Charging
Camera App freezing
Battery Management
Wifi Unstable

— Max Weinbach (@MaxWinebach) March 16, 2020

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Samsung starts mass production of 512GB eUFS 3.1 storage chips

Samsung, the world leader in memory and storage technologies, is frequently the first brand to release chips based on newer technologies. It was among the first brands to make UFS 2.0, UFS 2.1, and UFS 3.0 based storage chips. Now, the company has announced that it has started mass producing 512GB storage chips that are based on the new, eUFS 3.1 standard.

These 512GB eUFS 3.1 chips are already being used in the Galaxy S20 smartphone lineup, and we can expect them to show up in high-end smartphones from other brands. These eUFS 3.1 storage chips can reach sequential read and write speeds of up to 2100MB/s and 1200MB/s, respectively. The sequential write speed is now three times more than it was on eUFS 3.0 chips.

Random read and write IOPS have seen improvements as well, at 100,000 IOPS and 70,000 IOPS, respectively. Samsung says that these chips could be used to save 8K videos recorded on modern flagship smartphones without any buffering. Around 100GB of data can be transferred from old phones to eUFS 3.1 storage equipped phones within 1.5 minutes.

Cheol Choi, Executive Vice President of Memory Sales & Marketing at Samsung Electronics, said, “With our introduction of the fastest mobile storage, smartphone users will no longer have to worry about the bottleneck they face with conventional storage cards. The new eUFS 3.1 reflects our continuing commitment to supporting the rapidly increasing demands from global smartphone makers this year.”

Samsung will offer eUFS 3.1 storage chips in 128GB and 256GB capacities as well. The South Korean chip giant started the mass production of fifth-generation V-NAND storage chips at its X2 line in Xi’an, China. The company is also planning to shift its P1 line in Pyeongtaek, South Korea, from mass-producing fifth-generation chips to sixth-generation chips to keep up with the demand.

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Rumor: Samsung developing new 150MP Nonacell sensor for Q4 2019

Samsung may be developing a new 150-megapixel sensor for flagship phones, according to a fresh rumor passed along via Twitter. It claims that the sensor has a footprint of around 1 inch and that it uses the same Nonacell technology that was employed by the Galaxy S20 Ultra’s ISOCELL Bright HM1 sensor.

The rumor further suggests that Xiaomi will be the first third-party company to utilize the 150MP shooter in one of its flagship phones scheduled to be unveiled in Q4 2020. Other companies including Oppo and Vivo will supposedly employ the module in the first quarter of 2021. They’ll pair the sensor with the unannounced Qualcomm Snapdragon 875 chipset which will presumably beat at the heart of their premium models.

Nonacell is seemingly reviving the race for more pixels

Now, since the sensor is said to rely on Nonacell technology, it should combine nine pixels into one to achieve higher light absorption. And because the sensor is said to have a resolution of 150-megapixels, the final shots should technically have a pixel count of around 16MP, as opposed to the ISOCELL Bright HM1 sensor which delivers 12MP shots.

It’s interesting to see how this camera technology is giving Samsung a real incentive to aim for a higher pixel count for its sensors. For the most part, the race for more pixels had slowly died off in recent years, but the introduction of Nonacell is seemingly reviving that philosophy, even though it may be doing so for different technical reasons.

Samsung could be creating this sensor specifically for its clients in China; in other words, there’s no way to be certain that the Korean giant will use the same exact sensor in one of its future flagship phones such as the Galaxy Note 20 or Galaxy S21. But a variation of it, at least, is likely to be developed for Samsung’s own purposes.

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Galaxy S10, A20, A30 help Samsung to secure a podium finish in Japan

Samsung Electronics is back on the podium in Japan after it managed to outperform Sony in terms of smartphone market share and climb up the ranks to secure third place in 2019. Samsung’s market share last year stood at 8.0%, up from 7.4% a year before, according to iNews24 citing market research firm IDC.

Meanwhile, Sony lost the third spot to Samsung and fell to fifth place, while Apple (1st) and Sharp (2nd) continue to outperform the Korean tech giant with a market share of 46.2% and 13.6%, respectively.

Samsung maintains shipment figures despite Japan’s market shrinking

Although Samsung was able to increase its market share in Japan, it didn’t ship more smartphones in 2019 compared to a year before. The company shipped similar figures, but it still performed very well given that the overall Japanese smartphone market has decreased throughout the year.

In contrast, while Samsung maintained its shipment figures, Apple, Sharp, and Sony have shipped ‘significantly’ fewer smartphones in Japan compared to 2018.

The Galaxy S10, A20, and A30 were the driving force behind Samsung’s success

The Galaxy S10 series was one of the reasons why Samsung found success in Japan last year, according to the new report. And it’s not all that surprising given that Samsung topped a six-year high market share in Japan more than two quarters ago thanks largely to the success of the S10 in the country.

As for the low/mid-range market, the report states that the Galaxy A20 and Galaxy A30 were the most sought-after smartphones in Japan throughout 2019.

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Exclusive: Galaxy M01 in development with 32GB storage, Qualcomm SoC

We have exclusive news on a brand new budget Galaxy M smartphone that’s currently in development, called the Galaxy M01. Essentially, it’s the ‘M’ equivalent of to the Galaxy A01, and we have it on good authority that it’s being developed for India, Sri Lanka, Nepal, and Russia.

Our sources have also revealed that the Galaxy M01 base model will have 32GB of storage, which will presumably be expandable via microSD. In markets where the device will go on sale, buyers will be able to choose between three color options including black, blue, and red.

The Galaxy M01 will be powered by a Qualcomm SoC

For the time being, we don’t have any specific details on the chipset, but it will be made by Qualcomm, according to a Geekbench entry from earlier today. The smartphone has model number SM-M015G in the benchmark database and it’s being referred to as having a ‘QC_Reference_Phone’ motherboard, proving that the device is deep in development.

However, it’s unclear exactly what Qualcomm chipset the Galaxy M01 will have. The benchmark claims that the silicon has a total of eight ARM CPU cores with a base frequency of 2.02GHz, but it doesn’t explain if those eight cores are identical or if they follow a heterogeneous architecture. Either way, keep in mind that synthetic benchmark scores are not very revealing at this point in the phone’s development.

The same benchmark also reveals that the Galaxy M01 has 3GB of RAM and runs Android 10. No outdated firmware for this little bad boy, figuratively speaking. We don’t have any details on the size of the screen, but it will likely hover around the 6.4-inch mark given its DNA, i.e., the Galaxy M10 and M10s.

This is all the information we have about the Galaxy M01 for the time being, but stay tuned and we’ll keep you updated as soon as we find out more.

 

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March 2020 security update out now for Galaxy Note 8 and S8 series

Samsung’s flurry of security updates continues as the March 2020 security patch is now rolling out to two more smartphone models, the Galaxy S8 series and the Galaxy Note 8. Unsurprising given the age of these models, the update doesn’t add any new software features but ensures that the security of these devices remains up to the current standards.

After the Galaxy S9 and Note 9, the Galaxy Z Flip, and numerous other mid-range and ex-flagship devices, Samsung is now rolling out the March 2020 security patch for the Galaxy S8 and Note 8 in countless regions. As usual, the update addresses various security issues found in both Android OS and Samsung’s own software, and you can read more about them in our monthly report.

In regions where the firmware is presently available, eligible smartphone owners should be greeted by an update notification, but they can always access the Settings app, go to Software update, and tap Download and install to try to trigger the update process if the notification is running late. Another method to obtain the update is to simply visit our firmware archive for the Galaxy S8, S8+, and Note 8, download the firmware for your specific model and region, and install it on your phone using a Windows PC.

Have you received the March 2020 security patch on your Galaxy S8/S8+/Note 8? Let us know in the comment section.

Galaxy S8

• Model: SM-G950F
• Dimensions: 148.9 x 68.1 x 8.0mm
• Display: 5.8” (146.5mm) Super AMOLED
• CPU: Exynos 8895
• Camera: 12 MP, Dual Pixel F1.7 OIS

More specifications

Galaxy S8+

• Model: SM-G955F
• Dimensions: 159.5 x 73.4 x 8.1 mm
• Display: 6.2” (158.1mm) Super AMOLED
• CPU: Exynos 8895
• Camera: 12 MP, Dual Pixel F1.7 OIS

More specifications

Galaxy Note 8

• Model: SM-N950F
• Dimensions: 162.5 x 74.8 x 8.6mm
• Display: 6.3" (160.02mm) Super AMOLED
• CPU: Exynos 8895
• Camera: 12 MP, 2x, 1 telephoto F2.4 and 1 wide angle F1.7 OIS

More specifications

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Samsung employees told to work from home due to coronavirus concerns

As coronavirus cases continue to rise across the globe, countries are implementing stringent measures in a bid to contain the virus. It has already caused significant disruption in global business and trade, with companies having to shut down offices and cancel public events.

It was impossible for a company with the kind of global footprint that Samsung has to not be affected by the outbreak. Following multiple confirmed coronavirus cases that led to the shut down of its smartphone factory in Gumi, South Korea, the company has now told employees to work from home “where possible.”

Samsung ramps up its response to the coronavirus pandemic

Samsung has escalated its response to the pandemic, sending a company-wide memo in which it “strongly advised” employees to work from home, reports Bloomberg News. The memo also details how Samsung is preventing the possibility of the virus being spread with minimal disruption to its business.

It has implemented mandatory health screening at the entrance to its facilities, limited international travel of employees to only “mission-critical journeys,” and has also established task forces across the globe which will follow and implement the latest advice from experts. Samsung has also sent care packages to some of its employees who are working from home or are in self-quarantine.

Samsung’s advice to work from home “where possible” applies to employees across its 52 global sales offices, 15 regional regional offices and several design, research and development centers. The company employees over 300,000 people across the globe. It won’t be possible for employees involved in its manufacturing operations to work from home, though, since they need to be physically present at the factories. The prevention steps that Samsung has highlighted in its memo will help address their concerns as the company doubles down on the disinfection of its facilities and mandatory health screenings.

Samsung Foundry, the company’s semiconductor manufacturing division, today announced that it’s postponing its annual foundry forum due to the coronavirus outbreak. However, Samsung is going ahead with its annual shareholders’ meeting despite concerns.

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You can now pre-order the Galaxy M31 in Vietnam and get a discount

The Galaxy M31 is on its way to hit the shelves in Vietnam, Samsung revealed earlier today. It’s now available for pre-order until March 20, and beginning March 25, customers will be able to buy the smartphone outright from FPT Shop. To attract more customers, Samsung has prepared discounts of up to VND 700,000 ($30) for early adopters who will be taking advantage of the pre-order period.

Much like it did in India a couple of weeks ago, Samsung is launching the Galaxy M31 in Vietnam in two color options, namely Ocean Blue and Space Black. Customers will be able to buy the phone for VND 6,490,000 ($278) and enjoy an Infinity-U Super AMOLED 6.4-inch FHD+ display, powered by the Exynos 9611 chipset and 6GB of RAM.

The smartphone ships with 128GB of storage expandable by up to 512GB via microSD. It sports four rear cameras including a 64MP f/1.8 main shooter, a 5MP f/2.4 macro lens, an 8MP f/2.3 ultra-wide angle sensor, and a 5MP f/2.2 depth sensor. All of the internal hardware resides on a generous 6,000mAh battery with 15W fast charging capabilities. Other details worth noting include a rear-mounted fingerprint sensor and Android 10 with One UI Core 2.0 out of the box.

Do you want to learn more about the Galaxy M31 and its user experience? Check out our in-depth review detailing all you need to know, from gaming performance to battery life and camera prowess.

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Galaxy M30s Android 10 and One UI 2.0 update released in India

Samsung is on a roll: Multiple Galaxy smartphones that were slated to get the Android 10 and One UI 2.0 update in April are already receiving it this month. The company released Android 10 for Galaxy A50 earlier today in South Korea and India, and the update is now rolling out to the Galaxy M30s as well. The update is available in India and comes with software version M307FXXU2BTC6.

Like all other Galaxy M series phones, including the new Galaxy M31 that comes with Android 10 out of the box, the Galaxy M30s gets One UI Core 2.0. That’s a stripped down version that brings the bare essential functionality included in Android 10 and One UI 2.0, like an improved Dark mode, Google’s navigation gestures, improved Digital Wellbeing with a new Focus mode and parental controls, updated camera app, and a slew of user interface improvements. The March security patch is included as well, though that was already released separately for the device earlier this month.

The Android 10 update for the Galaxy M30s is 1.4GB in size and can be downloaded over the air from the phone’s Settings » Software update menu. As usual, you can also perform the update by downloading the latest firmware from our firmware archive and installing it on your phone using a Windows computer. The update is only available in India at this time but it should make its way to other markets in the coming weeks.

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Samsung Galaxy A50 getting Android 10 update in India

Samsung finally started rolling out the Android 10 update for the Galaxy A50 today. South Korea was one of the first markets to get the firmware. The company is now rolling out the update in India, a market where the Galaxy A50 performed exceptionally well.

The Galaxy A50 sold a considerable number of units in India. Users there have been patiently waiting for the Android 10 update to arrive. The wait ends for them today as Samsung has now started rolling out the Galaxy A50 Android 10 update in India.

Galaxy A50 Android 10 update out now in India

We have received multiple reports from users that the Galaxy A50 Android 10 update is rolling out over-the-air in India. Firmware version A505FDDU4BTC4 is out now in the country. It brings the security patch for the month of February 2020, unlike the firmware sent out for Korea, which had the March 2020 security patch.

Be that as it may, the Android 10 update is now rolling out for the Galaxy A50 in India. It’s only a matter of time now before the update notification is sent out to all users in the country. We also have the Galaxy A50 Android 10 update available for immediate download in our firmware section.

All of the new features that are included in Android 10 are part of this firmware update. Samsung’s One UI 2.0 also brings a lot of new features to the handset that we have discussed in detail in our One UI 2.0 feature focus series. Have you received the Android 10 update on your Galaxy A50 yet? Drop a comment below and let us know!

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Daily Deal: 42% off Samsung QI Certified Wireless Charging Pad

Wireless charging has gained popularity over the past years. Almost all devices that are being launched now support wireless charging. This is beneficial for you because you don’t need to plug in and take out a charger anymore, eliminating the risk of damaging your phone if you don’t pay attention. You also don’t have to fiddle around with a cable anymore so it will look better on your desk or night stand as well. This Wireless Charging Pad by Samsung supports 9W Fast Charging and is now available at 42% off, slashing a big chunk of its original price.

Hit the Buy Now button below and order yours today before they’re out of stock!

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Does the Galaxy S20 come with a screen protector? Yes it does!

Screen protectors are normally one of the first accessories that people purchase when they pick up a new smartphone. With premium smartphones becoming more expensive than ever before, it’s always a good idea to spend a bit of extra money for added protection of the display, since display replacements tend to be very costly.

With Samsung’s new flagships hitting the market, many have been wondering if the Galaxy S20 comes with a screen protector. Samsung started shipping premium devices with protectors pre-installed last year and that policy has not been changed for the new lineup.

Galaxy S20 series comes with a screen protector pre-installed

Yes, the Galaxy S20 does come with the screen protector. All three models in the lineup – the Galaxy S20, Galaxy S20+ and the Galaxy S20 Utra – have a screen protector installed right out of the box. It’s basically a thin sheet of plastic so it’s not that obvious.

This causes some customers to believe that there’s no protector on the screen at all. If you turn off the display and examine it under lights at an angle, you can easily make out the edges of the protector, particularly around the corners of the display and the Infinity-O punch hole.

Samsung would often pre-install protectors on mid-range and entry-level devices before but that wasn’t the case with flagships. We saw that change last year with the introduction of the ultrasonic fingerprint sensor on the Galaxy S10 lineup. It came with a protector installed, with the exception of the Galaxy S10e, which didn’t have a fingerprint sensor embedded in the display.

Some third-party screen protectors don’t function properly with in-display fingerprint sensors. So it’s better for Samsung to provide a basic protector out of the box instead of having customers go through the hassle of finding the right one. It starting shipping flagships with a pre-installed protector with the Galaxy Note 10 series last year.

This is now the case for the Galaxy S20 series as well. Regardless of where in the world you buy your Galaxy S20 handset from, it’s going to have a screen protector on it. While it doesn’t offer the same kind of protection that you can get from a tempered glass protector, it does a great job of shielding your display from dings and scratches. After six months, the protector on my Galaxy Note 10+ is visibly scratched, which just shows that it has done its job well. So you can expect the one on your Galaxy S20 to hold up nicely too.

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Galaxy A50 Android 10 update release is now underway

The Galaxy A50 Android 10 update is finally rolling out. Many have been waiting for this update to arrive for one of the best-selling Samsung smartphones of 2019. The ball is finally rolling on the Android 10 One UI 2.0 release for the Galaxy A50.

We reported last month that it won’t be long now before this update is released for the Galaxy A50. The handset received its Wi-Fi certification with Android 10 onboard just a few weeks ago. That was a big indication that the update would be rolling out soon.

Galaxy A50 Android 10 update

Samsung is now rolling out the Galaxy A50 Android 10 update in South Korea. Firmware version A505NKSU3BTC3 is out now and it’s also available for download from our firmware section. It comes with the March 2020 security patch.

The firmware update brings all of the features that are part and parcel of Android 10. It also brings One UI 2.0, Samsung’s latest iteration of its custom skin for Android. One UI 2.0 brings several new features as well which are explained in detail in our One UI 2.0 feature focus series.

It’s only a matter of time now before the Galaxy A50 Android 10 update starts rolling out in other markets across the globe. Given the sheer numbers that this device sold, it goes without saying that millions of users across the globe are waiting for the update to arrive. It won’t take much longer now.

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Galaxy A40 Android 10 update reportedly starts rolling out

Samsung is on a roll with Android 10 updates over the past three months. It has released the One UI 2.0 update to a bunch of smartphones in the Galaxy M series, Galaxy A series, Galaxy S series, and the Galaxy Note series. Today, the company has reportedly rolled out the Android 10 update to the Galaxy A40 in Italy.

The Android 10 update, with firmware version A405FNXXU3BTB8 and file size of 1698.94MB, brings One UI 2.0 to the Galaxy A40. It also comes with the March 2020 Android security patch. It is being reported that the update is only available on Vodafone’s network as of now. We had reported three months ago that Samsung had started Android 10 development for the Galaxy A40 and the Galaxy A50.

The update brings the usual bells and whistles that we’ve seen with One UI 2.0 on other Samsung smartphones in the past. There’s a new Dark Mode with darkened wallpapers and text. There are new UI navigation gestures, smoother animations, new emojis, a refreshed UI and tweaked icons, a more refined permissions manager, Digital Wellbeing, and more.

If you are a Galaxy A40 user in Italy, you can check for the Android 10 OTA (over the air) software update for your smartphone by heading to Settings » Software Update and then tapping Download and install. Since this is a major update, we recommend backing up important data on your phone and using a Wi-Fi network to download the update.

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You can now buy the Galaxy Z Flip in India through Amazon

Samsung had unveiled its second-generation foldable smartphone, the Galaxy Z Flip, alongside the Galaxy S20 series last month. The phone went on sale throughout the world, including India, earlier than the Galaxy S20. The smartphone was available in the country through the company’s website, but now it is also available for purchase through Amazon.in.

The Galaxy Z Flip is available in two colors: Mirror Black and Mirror Purple. There is no sign of the Mirror Gold variant. The foldable phone is priced at Rs 1,09,999 (around $1,480), and it will be shipped to customers starting March 18. Customers can also avail exchange bonuses as well as no-cost EMI plans through Amazon India. Instant discounts can also be availed through credit cards from Amazon Pay ICICI Bank, HDFC Bank, and HSBC.

Galaxy Z Flip specs and features: A recap

The Galaxy Z Flip features a 6.7-inch 1080p foldable Super AMOLED Infinity-O display with HDR10+. There’s a 1.05-inch cover display on the outside for notifications and selfies. It runs Android 10 with One UI 2.1 and is equipped with the Snapdragon 855+ processor, 8GB RAM, and 256GB storage. It has a 3300mAh battery, and it supports wired and wireless charging at 15W.

The second foldable smartphone from Samsung also features a 12MP+12MP dual-camera setup on the rear. Both cameras can record 4K 60fps videos. The Galaxy Z Flip has a 10MP selfie camera embedded within the center punch hole of the screen. The phone has a side-mounted fingerprint reader, two SIM card slots, LTE, GPS, Wi-Fi ac, Bluetooth 5.0, and a USB Type-C port.

If you are interested in the Galaxy Z Flip and contemplating whether you should buy it, you should read our in-depth review of the smartphone.

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Galaxy M21 launch delayed to March 18 in India

After the successful launch of the Galaxy M31 and a quiet unveiling of the Galaxy A11, Samsung had planned to unveil the Galaxy M21 in India today. However, the launch of the phone has been delayed until March 18 (noon). The new launch date was unveiled on Amazon.in earlier today, through a teaser image.

Samsung has already teased a few features of the Galaxy M21. It will feature a 6.4-inch Super AMOLED screen, a 20MP selfie camera, a 48MP triple-camera setup on the rear, and a 6000mAh battery. The phone will run Android 10 with One UI 2.0 out of the box. It is expected to feature an Exynos 9611 processor, 4GB/6GB RAM, 64GB/128GB internal storage, and a microSD card slot.

The phone has three cameras on the rear: 48MP primary sensor with a wide-angle lens, an 8MP ultrawide camera, and a 5MP depth sensor. The selfie camera is hidden inside a U-shaped notch towards the top-center of the screen. It’s a dual-SIM phone with LTE, GPS, Bluetooth 5.0, Wi-Fi ac, a USB Type-C port, and a 3.5mm headphone jack.

The Galaxy M21 has a fingerprint reader on the rear, and its 6000mAh battery can be rapidly charged using the bundled 15W charger. The phone will be available in black, blue, and sky blue colors. The smartphone will also be launched in some European markets.

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