Samsung Rolled Out Firmware Update For Galaxy S7 And S7 Edge

Samsung has begun rolling out a firmware update to its flagship smartphones Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge that is meant for bug fixes and the touchscreen issues and includes some new added features. The users can manually check for the software update by means of Settings> About Phone> System Update. The new overhaul accompanies software build XXU1APD1 and is around 160MB in size. The overhaul is presently taking off in Nordic nations, however, it is expected to be made available in different parts of the world in the coming weeks.

The firmware update for the Galaxy S7 Edge conveys fixes to the facing palm/ finger rejection issues that some early adopters of the handset reported last month. As reported by some users, the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge handset's handset's design and the curved display always led to some kind of unintended interaction of the palm with the screen. To keep this from being an issue, the Galaxy S7 Edge has a palm dismissal apparatus that maintains a strategic distance from the coincidental activating of any application or the screen. Nonetheless, the palm-dismissal instrument didn't appear to work viable for a few clients.

As reported by Sammobile the firmware redesign for the Samsung Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge additionally brings another component for shape redress for skewed photographs. After the overhaul, Galaxy S7, and Galaxy S7 Edge clients can discover a switch in the camera choices that is said to bring right shapes in the pictures which earlier appeared distorted or skewed. The tagline of the update for the Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge says it brings device stability improvements and bug fixes. The recent rolled out update also brings further improvements to performance.

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