Eight years ago, Google released A/B (seamless) system updates for the Android operating system. This feature, which has been active on Pixel phones since its first release, was not used by Samsung until now. According to the emerging news, Samsung has released an uninterrupted system update for a Galaxy phone for the first time in eight years. Here are the Samsung uninterrupted system update details…
Samsung Galaxy A55 became the first device to receive seamless system updates
First, let’s look at what a seamless system update is. Seamless updates allow the device to remain in the boot system during the over-the-air update, allowing updates to be downloaded without hindering the user.
In other words, after the updates we are used to, the update is downloaded and installed in the background while the device is active, reducing the restart time of the device. Samsung also released its first uninterrupted system update in eight years for the Galaxy A55 model.
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Samsung Galaxy A55 became the first device to receive a seamless update from the company. Until now, Samsung users were unable to use their phones while downloading and installing an update and were unable to use the phone for a long time while it was rebooting. Thanks to this feature, which was first released for the Galaxy A55, updates will now be downloaded and installed without interruption, and the reboot time will be shortened.
In addition to being the first Samsung device to receive a seamless system update, the Galaxy A55 includes a new security suite and is the first software update for the device. Although there is no official statement yet, future updates are expected to be implemented without interruption.
According to the allegations, Samsung may start releasing uninterrupted system updates to other Galaxy devices soon. As seen on the update screen, instead of a single download bar, there are now two divided “Downloading and installing…” and “Confirmation” bars.
Users who made the update say that their Galaxy A55 devices boot up in 90 seconds after rebooting after the uninterrupted update. It should be noted that we no longer see the update process bar that we saw during the restart.
So, what do you think about Samsung uninterrupted system updates? Don’t forget to express your thoughts in the comments.