Samsung has already released an update with Androidem 11 on most of its compatible smartphones and tablets. However, there are still some devices that haven't received it. The Korean tech giant has now started rolling out an update with Androidem 11 and the One UI 3.1 superstructure for a two-year-old durable smartphone Galaxy Xcover 4s.
New update for Galaxy The Xcover 4s carries firmware version G398FNXXUCCUF4 and is currently available in Poland. In the following days, it should spread to other countries of the world. It includes the June security patch.
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After installing the update, the phone should receive news such as chat bubbles, a separate widget for media playback, a conversation section in the notification panel, one-time permissions or easier access to control smart home devices. In addition, the update should bring a refreshed user interface design, improved dynamic lock screen options, improved native Samsung apps, better parental controls, a redesigned Device app Care or the option to remove location data from photos when sharing them.
Galaxy Xcover 4s was launched in July 2019 with Androidem 9.0. It received an update last April with Androidem 10 and the One UI 2.0 superstructure.
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