Samsung has released a new firmware update for its Galaxy S20 devices aimed at improving camera performance. As of now, the update is only available in the company’s home country. The update is meant to solve the autofocus issue on the Galaxy S20 Ultra that was one of the major problems of the flagship phone’s camera. It is an over-the-air (OTA) update that is a little over 250MB in size.
The latest Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra update comes with firmware version number G988NKSU1ATC2, whereas the same update for Galaxy S20 carries the build number G981NKSU1ATC2. The Galaxy S20+ update, on the other hand, comes with build number G986NKSU1ATC2.
Users have been reporting that after the update, they have “experienced better autofocus and manual focus” on their Galaxy S20 Ultra. Along with camera improvements, touch gestures have also been enhanced.
In case you did not get notified of the new update, you can go to Settings > Software Update and check for it manually. As of now, there are no details on when the update will come to South Africa.
The Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra comes with a quad camera setup on the back that houses a 108-megapixel wide-angle primary shooter with f/1.8 aperture, a 48-megapixel telephoto shooter along with f/3.5 sensor, a 12-megapixel ultra-wide shooter, and a DepthVision camera.
