Samsung Galaxy S21 FE gets camera and gallery optimizations in Europe

Samsung is rolling out a new software update for the Galaxy S21 FE device owners in Europe, which will add optimizations in the camera and gallery section of the Fan Edition. Alongside this, it will also promote the functioning of the applications and boost the overall performance of the system.

As per the information, the users of the Samsung Galaxy S21 FE are grabbing the camera and gallery optimizations with the April 2023 security patch. Also, the update was previously released for the Verizon network models of Galaxy S21 FE in the US. Though, it will expand to more in the coming days.

Moving on, the April 2023 security update has arrived in Europe with the One UI build version G990BXXU4EWC7. Simultaneously, it carries a giant installation package of 1133.58 MB, and this hints that the update has arrived with various cosmetic and performance-related elements, to promote the user experience.

Camera and Gallery optimizations

Therefore, with the latest month’s firmware, the Korean tech giant is releasing some new camera and gallery features of the Galaxy S23 series for old devices such as the Image clipper and it seems like the S21 Fan Edition is also acquiring the same along with the ability to delete photos immediately right after they’ve been taken.

In addition, users may also notice fixes in some common issues like the green lines, banding noise, blurring, malfunction when Scene optimization is off, Super Steady function, and the major issue where face recognition could not be recognized intermittently after ending third-party video calls and much more.

Furthermore, the update will also enhance the security and stability of your device in order to provide seamless performance. Additionally, it also fixes over 50 exposures and vulnerabilities for a seamless interpretation. Thus, the update is rolling out in Europe at the moment and the other market users have to wait a little more.

How to download 

To download the update manually, visit the Settings of your phone and tap on the Software and Update menu, here tap on the Download and Install key, and let the system fetch a new version for your phone. Once it’s done, follow the on-screen instructions, and don’t forget to reboot the device.