1 week Ago By Waquar Haider
After the launch of One UI 6.1.1, several users of the Galaxy S23 Ultra reported issues with the camera producing blurry images.
Specifically, photographs taken with a zoom level between 16x and 19.9x appeared unclear. Such a flaw is unacceptable for a flagship device like the S23 Ultra.
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1 Longer list and Samsung clarified the modules' names pic.twitter.com/7IBizR6dXE — CID (@theonecid) September 9, 2024 In response, Samsung has reverted the One UI 6.
1.1 update and is currently developing a new version. In light of the camera issues associated with the One UI 6.
1.1 update, a moderator on the Samsung forum announced that a new camera update is in the works for the Galaxy S23 Ultra. Following this announcement, a new test build was detected on the Samsung OTA server, identified as version S918BXXU6CXI1.
The designation S918 refers to the Galaxy S23 Ultra, XI denotes September 2024, and 1 signifies the first test build. Samsung is anticipated to address the camera-related bugs in this forthcoming update. A user identified as Alfatürk has disclosed that Samsung is currently conducting tests on a new update for the Galaxy S23 Ultra.
Following the recent deployment of One UI 6.1.1 for the device, the update was subsequently retracted.
It is anticipated that Samsung will issue a new camera update in the near future, likely within the next month. Regrettably, the company does not announce official release dates for updates; however, the revelation of the test build is encouraging. Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra One UI 6.
1 based on 6.1.1 update.
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com/7GdtqSVfCG — Maxmillian Urio (@airiermonster) September 23, 2024 The Galaxy S23 Ultra, which debuted in 2023, is recognized as one of the premier smartphones featuring the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 SoC. It boasts a 200MP high-resolution rear camera. While the camera malfunction is causing frustration among users, Samsung is actively working to resolve the issue.
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