Key Points
- Samsung temporarily suspended the One UI 6.1 rollout for the Galaxy S22 Series.
- The pause in the rollout is ultimately aimed at delivering a superior user experience.
- Samsung is expected to resume the expansion of One UI 6.1 for Galaxy S22 models soon.
Yesterday, the expansion of the highly anticipated update for 2022 and 2021 Galaxy devices has made users excited. But in an unexpected move, Samsung has decided to temporarily hold the rollout of One UI 6.1 software alongside Galaxy AI features for Galaxy S22 devices.
This news might disappoint users of the Galaxy S22 series in countries besides Korea. However, it’s crucial to remember that, this decision has been made because the maker has found some unforeseen issues, that need to be addressed before the update can be safely released to users.
According to the information of TarunVats, Samsung has halted the One UI 6.1 expansion for Galaxy S22, Galaxy S22+, and Galaxy S22 Ultra due to the lock screen issue, while, some reports also suggest rebooting issues, which can potentially affect the device stability and user experience.
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The tipster further reveals that the temporary suspension of One UI 6.1 has also reverted the Galaxy S22 build from EXDC to DXD3 on the server. However, currently, there is no information available, on when this rollout will resume, but this move shows Samsung’s commitment to delivering high-quality software experience to its users.
By addressing these issues before the update reaches a wider audience, Samsung aims to provide a smooth and reliable user interface that enhances the overall functionality of the Galaxy S22. On the other side, the cutting-edge features of Galaxy AI will take the user’s experience to new heights.
Galaxy S22 One UI 6.1 update halted due to lock screen issue! 😩
The update has been stopped since Friday. One UI 6.1 build also reverted from server.
It seems like we will have to wait longer for other regions
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— Tarun Vats (@tarunvats33) May 3, 2024
