Today, Samsung started rolling out the most-awaited June 2023 update to the Galaxy S23 series. Meanwhile, it looks like the Galaxy S23 lineup would get another firmware update this month, which could include fixes for maximum bugs/issues reported by users.
According to the info, the Galaxy S moderator said that there’s no plan for a new firmware update release for the Galaxy S23 series in Korea this week. The developers are preparing to complete the rollout within June 2023 in Samsung’s home ground.
More importantly, the moderator pointed out that the Korean firmware is in progress for almost 3 months and included as many issues as possible through error reports. As soon as the software’s development finishes, Korean models will start getting it over the air.
No doubt, Samsung hasn’t only provided the June 2023 patches to the Galaxy S23 series today. The software weighs over 2GB, which means, it’s not just a regular security maintenance release. Meanwhile, the company has not mentioned the content in update UI.
As Samsung mod says next Korean firmware includes fixes for bug reports collected in three months, it becomes a big deal. If Samsung may have not fixed all issues with today’s international build, the Korean one should be rolled out in the global market as well.
