Samsung pushes June update to Galaxy A52s, A52, A23 & more
Samsung may have been a tad slower than usual with the June 2023 security patch but it has quickly picked up the pace. The company began the rollout with the Galaxy Z Fold 4 and Galaxy Note 20 series in the US on Monday. It is now pushing the latest security update to a few more devices. The Galaxy A52s 5G, Galaxy A52, Galaxy A23, and Galaxy Tab Active 3 are all picking up the June SMR (Security Maintenance Release) in various parts of the world.
The latest update for the Galaxy A52s 5G is currently available to users in Mexico. It comes with the firmware build number A528BXXS4EWE2 and doesn’t bring any new features or user-facing changes. Samsung should roll out the June SMR to the device in other Latin American countries in the coming days. The new security patch may also soon reach users in other parts of the world. The Galaxy A52s 5G wasn’t released in the US.
The Galaxy A52 5G arrived in the US, though. And as we speak, its 4G version is picking up the June update in a handful of Latin American countries, including Brazil, Mexico, Paraguay, and Trinidad & Tobago. The new build number for this phone is A525MUBS6DWE2 (via). Samsung isn’t pushing anything apart from the latest security fixes to the device. A wider rollout should follow in the coming weeks, covering the 5G version too.
Samsung is also rolling out the June SMR to the Galaxy A23. For a change, the rollout has begun in Europe (Germany) but is still limited to the 4G version. The updated firmware version for this mid-range handset is A235FXXU3CWE4. The official changelog states the device is getting some system stability and reliability improvements along with the latest security fixes. The Galaxy A23 5G, which arrived in the US, is yet to pick up this update.
The Galaxy Tab Active 3 is the first Samsung tablet to get the June update
Samsung’s June update is also now available for the Galaxy Tab Active 3. It’s the company’s first tablet to receive the latest security patch. The rollout has begun in Latin America with the build number T575XXS5EWE3. The device isn’t getting any additional goodies. But the June SMR contains more than 60 vulnerability patches, including at least three critical issues. Samsung will continue to push these security patches to more Galaxy devices in the coming days. We will keep you posted as those updates roll out.
Samsung may have been a tad slower than usual with the June 2023 security patch but it has quickly picked up the pace. The company began the rollout with the Galaxy Z Fold 4 and Galaxy Note 20 series in the US on Monday. It is now pushing the latest security update to a few more devices. The Galaxy A52s 5G, Galaxy A52, Galaxy A23, and Galaxy Tab Active 3 are all picking up the June SMR (Security Maintenance Release) in various parts of the world.
The latest update for the Galaxy A52s 5G is currently available to users in Mexico. It comes with the firmware build number A528BXXS4EWE2 and doesn’t bring any new features or user-facing changes. Samsung should roll out the June SMR to the device in other Latin American countries in the coming days. The new security patch may also soon reach users in other parts of the world. The Galaxy A52s 5G wasn’t released in the US.
The Galaxy A52 5G arrived in the US, though. And as we speak, its 4G version is picking up the June update in a handful of Latin American countries, including Brazil, Mexico, Paraguay, and Trinidad & Tobago. The new build number for this phone is A525MUBS6DWE2 (via). Samsung isn’t pushing anything apart from the latest security fixes to the device. A wider rollout should follow in the coming weeks, covering the 5G version too.
Samsung is also rolling out the June SMR to the Galaxy A23. For a change, the rollout has begun in Europe (Germany) but is still limited to the 4G version. The updated firmware version for this mid-range handset is A235FXXU3CWE4. The official changelog states the device is getting some system stability and reliability improvements along with the latest security fixes. The Galaxy A23 5G, which arrived in the US, is yet to pick up this update.
The Galaxy Tab Active 3 is the first Samsung tablet to get the June update
Samsung’s June update is also now available for the Galaxy Tab Active 3. It’s the company’s first tablet to receive the latest security patch. The rollout has begun in Latin America with the build number T575XXS5EWE3. The device isn’t getting any additional goodies. But the June SMR contains more than 60 vulnerability patches, including at least three critical issues. Samsung will continue to push these security patches to more Galaxy devices in the coming days. We will keep you posted as those updates roll out.
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