Samsung continues to roll out the July security patch to more devices. One of them is last year's mid-range smartphone Galaxy A80.
The new update for Samsung's only smartphone with a rotating camera carries the firmware version A805FXXS6DUG3 and is currently distributed in various countries in Europe, including the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Poland, Hungary, Germany, Switzerlandcarska, Serbia, Macedonia, Russia or Great Britain. It should - as in the case of previous updates - be extended to other countries in the coming days.
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The July security patch fixes a total of two dozen bugs, including those related to Bluetooth connectivity. It also fixes a bug in the app Android A car that some smartphone users have struggled with for months Galaxy (the problem was the app crashing randomly when unlocking the phone).
Samsung stated Galaxy A80 on the market in mid-2019 with Androidem 9. At the beginning of last year, the phone received an update with Androidem 10 and the One UI 2.0 user interface and this year received an upgrade to Android 11 with One UI 3.1 superstructure. It is likely that it will not receive an update in the future with Androidin 12.
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