Samsung recently unveiled its latest flagship series, the Galaxy S24, to much anticipation. However, since its release, users have voiced nweumerous complaints regarding display and photo quality issues. Responding promptly to customer feedback, the South Korean brand has officially announced an upcoming update aimed at addressing these concerns. The update is set to be rolled out to all models – the S24, S24 Plus, and S24 Ultra – later this month.
In a statement, Samsung expressed its commitment to listening to its users and emphasized that the forthcoming update is a direct response to their feedback. The company aims to significantly enhance the overall display and camera experience across the Galaxy S24 series through a combination of hardware and software integration efforts.
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One notable change in the update is the adjustment of the default screen setting to provide a more natural viewing experience. Additionally, Samsung is introducing a new ‘Vividness’ option within the Advanced Settings of the display. While this feature was present in the previous software version, it lacked a specific slider for adjustment. The forthcoming update will include a three-step slider, allowing users to customize the vividness level according to their preferences.
In addition to addressing display issues, Samsung is also focused on resolving reported camera issues. Although specifics were not disclosed, the company mentioned enhancements and optimizations to key camera functions, including zoom capabilities, portrait mode, night photography, rear camera video shooting, and more.
Samsung reassured users that the update will be rolled out later this month. Therefore, Galaxy S24 series owners are encouraged to keep an eye out for the update notification on their devices.
