Key Points:
- Samsung plans to roll out a crucial update in The second half of June 2024 to fix camera problems that have continued in the Galaxy S24 Ultra.
- The previous version, S928BXXU2ZOJI, is in the testing phase at the moment, and the developers are working on version S928BXXU2AXEA.
- The expected patch is to improve upon the user’s experience to improve the camera which has previously had various issues.
A new and improved version of the Samsung Galaxy S flagship, the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra, which is packed with innovations, has a recurring defect with its camera that many customers experience. Even having several firmware updates these issues persisted, which shows they have not fixed all the problems with this device that aimed at providing superior performance.
As a positive sign, a reliable tipster by the name of ‘@UniverseIce’ has disclosed that a new firmware from Samsung labeled S928BXXU2AXEA is being tested to address these camera problems too. It is this update meant for the Galaxy S24 Ultra and will be released as part of the June 2024 security patch.
The next update is expected to be rolled out in June 2024 and several new features are believed to add convenience for Galaxy S24 Ultra owners. The latest software release is in an attempt to correct a fundamental issue, which hurts the camera operation and further improve the handling of the camera.
While the company has not released the specifics of when they plan to officially release this update, that they are still in the testing phase does bring hope to those users who are looking for a fix. But of course, there is a caveat; one needs to remember that this is only a rumor, and Samsung has not said anything about updating the phones officially.
While Galaxy S24 Ultra users wait for this update, there is excitement that this change will finally solve the camera problems which they believed was an albatross to what is otherwise splendid equipment.
Good news, I’ve confirmed that this version (and subsequent versions until push) contains fix updates for the camera, so stay tuned. pic.twitter.com/CI9Tp8m47l
— ICE UNIVERSE (@UniverseIce) May 25, 2024
