Galaxy Z Fold 2

The Galaxy Z Fold 2 has finally started getting the March 2024 security update. The Galaxy Z Fold 3, Galaxy Z Fold 4, and Galaxy Z Fold 5 have already received the new security update. Galaxy Z Fold 2 users have patiently waited for this update to hit their foldable phone. Galaxy Z Fold 2 gets March 2024 security update in Europe The new software update for the Galaxy Z Fold 2 carries firmware version F916BXXS5KXC1. It is available in European countries, including Austria, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy,…

Google was pretty late to the foldable party, and its first foldable phone was launched four generations after Samsung launched its first foldable smartphone. Despite being the lead Android developer, Google was also late optimizing Android for foldable devices. It has now been revealed that Google took Samsung's help to optimize Android for foldable phones. Google tested Android 12L on Galaxy Z Fold 2 before releasing the operating system Before Android 12L was launched, there were reports about a foldable phone that…

The Galaxy Z Fold 2 has started getting the latest security update in more countries. The December 2023 update for Samsung's second flagship foldable was initially released in the US a few days back and is now making its way to several other regions and markets. The latest update for the Z Fold 2 is packed with fixes for various security vulnerabilities. A total of 75 vulnerabilities have been fixed in the December patch, with 19 of them specifically affecting Samsung Galaxy smartphones and tablets. No other changes are…

Camera Assistant is an add-on app Samsung launched in 2022 that enables you to customize some advanced aspects of the camera app. Samsung has added several features to the app since its initial launch, and you should give it a go if you have a compatible Galaxy phone. And if you have a Galaxy phone with a zoom camera, there's one particular Camera Assistant feature that you should try out, especially if you often take pictures at night. That feature is called Auto lens switching, and it does exactly what its name…