At the technology giant Samsung, the eyes were turned to the introduction of the Galaxy A series. However, the smartphone manufacturer has secretly brought a new update to its M series phones. Samsung was testing the Android 12-based One UI custom skin on many Galaxy S series and A series phones.
Samsung accelerates work for Galaxy Z Flip4
Ross Young, CEO of Display Suppy Chain Consultants (DSCC), announced that Samsung will order more displays for the Galaxy Z Flip4.
Android 12 One UI 4.1 beta update released for Galaxy M31 and M32
Samsung had just released the latest OneUI 4.1 update for Galaxy Z Fold3 and Z Flip3 yesterday. On the one hand, the company, which continues its preparations for the A series, announced the One UI 4.1-based Android 12 beta program for its mid-range smartphones, Galaxy M31 and M32.
Samsung has opened the beta version for smartphones named Galaxy M31 and M32. Users who want to test the Beta first Samsung Members They need to register through the app. However, the latest update is available in certain regions.
There may be a version difference between the Galaxy M31 and M32 in the future. Because the Galaxy M31 will receive a major operating system upgrade for the last time with Android 12. However, the same is not true for the Galaxy M32. The smartphone will be able to receive the Android 13 update when it comes out.
Samsung Galaxy M32 5G specifications
Galaxy M32 with 6.5 inch HD+ LCD Infinity-V display, with up to 8GB RAM support Dimensity 720 mobile processor supported by 48 Megapixels main camera, 8 Megapixels ultra wide-angle camera for 5 Megapixel macro camera and live focus 2 Megapixels Quad rear camera setup with depth of field camera and 13 Megapixels Designed as a front camera.
15W Quick Charge 5,000mAh on a smartphone with a battery, Bluetooth 5.0 and USB-C input, GPS, Wi-Fi 5 features are also available. also black and blue When the smartphone with color options was released, it was guaranteed to receive two years of software updates.
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