Samsung has rolled out the July 2023 security patch for its Galaxy S20 lineup, following the recent updates of its successors Galaxy S21, S22, and S23 series. The global update has been launched across various parts of the world including Asia, Europe, and Latin America.

The latest update brings important security enhancements to the Galaxy S20 series, consisting of the S20, S20+, and S20 Ultra models. Users can check for the update by going to Settings > Software Update on their devices.

According to Sammobile, the LTE Galaxy S20 and Galaxy S20+ models in Latin America will be updated with firmware versions G98xFXXUHHWF1 and G98xFXXSIHWF7 respectively. On the other hand, the 5G variants of the Galaxy S20 series in the same region are receiving the update with firmware version G98xBXXSIHWF7. Meanwhile, the 5G variants of the Galaxy S20, S20+, and S20 Ultra in Asia and Europe are set to receive firmware version G98xBXXSIHWF6.

What’s new in this update?

Samsung’s July 2023 security patch addresses 90 security flaws in Galaxy devices, with 52 fixes contributed by Google and 38 developed by Samsung (SVEs). Among them, three are critical and 56 are high-priority vulnerabilities, while the rest pose moderate risks. Additionally, Samsung had already included three fixes in the June patch, now incorporated in the July patch by Google. The flaws spanned various areas, including manual package installation, audio system access control, UWB chipset identifier, broadcast SMS configuration, Galaxy Themes Service, Settings, and internal testing functions, exposing the devices to potential unauthorized code execution.

Galaxy S20 series specs overview

The Galaxy S20 series, launched in 2020, comprises the S20, S20+, and S20 Ultra models. The S20 and S20+ boast 6.2-inch and 6.7-inch Quad HD+ Dynamic AMOLED 2X Infinity-O displays respectively, with a 120Hz refresh rate. They are powered by either Snapdragon 865 or Exynos 990 processors and feature triple rear cameras and 8K video shooting capabilities. Furthermore, these models offer IP68 water and dust resistance, backed by 4,000mAh and 4,500mAh batteries respectively. The high-end S20 Ultra variant presents a massive 6.97-inch display, a 108-megapixel main camera, and a hefty 5,000mAh battery with 45W fast charging.

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Android OEMs have been launching 5G smartphones for a while now. But Apple introduced its first 5G handsets in the form of the iPhone 12 series only a few days back. Even though the standard iPhone 12 is expected to become the world’s best-selling 5G smartphone in terms of revenue in the second half (H2) of 2020 beating the Galaxy S20+ 5G.

Strategy Analytics, one of the leading analytical firms has released a report on top-selling 5G smartphones in terms of revenue for the first half (H1) of 2020. Unsurprisingly, Samsung leads the chart with three devices, followed by Huawei.

As you can see from the picture, first place is occupied by the Galaxy S20+ 5G while the Galaxy S20 Ultra 5G and Galaxy S20 5G have acquired second and third positions respectively. Whereas, the fourth and fifth places are captured by HUAWEI P40 Pro and HUAWEI Mate30 5G.

According to the report, the Galaxy S20+ 5G was popular in Western Europe, South Korea, North America, other regions. On the other hand, the two Huawei smartphones were widely popular in the company’s home country China.

Though the list does not include a single iPhone right now since the iPhone 11 series sold in H1 2020 is limited to 4G, the chart for H2 2020 is expected to be led by the regular iPhone 12. And possibly, other iPhone 12 models could also make it to the list.

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Samsung launched the Galaxy Note20, Galaxy Note20 Ultra, Galaxy Tab S7, and Galaxy Tab S7+ with One UI 2.5 out of the box. Even the upcoming Galaxy Z Fold2 will also be debuting with this software. The company’s other smartphones were expected to get his version of One UI in the coming days. But the firm surprised everyone by initiating the rollout to Galaxy S20 series on the first-day sale of Galaxy Note20 series, which happens to be today.

The One UI 2.5 update for Galaxy S20, Galaxy S20+, and Galaxy S20 Ultra is currently live for the 5G variants of these handsets in certain regions. The models that are receiving the update are the following listed below.

• Galaxy S20 – SM-G981B
• Galaxy S20+ – SM-G986B
• Galaxy S20 Ultra – SM-G988B

The above-mentioned variants of Samsung Galaxy S20 series are getting the One UI 2.5 update with build number G98xBXXU4BTH5 in European countries like Spain, Italy, Hungary, Portugal, the Netherlands, Germany, and others. Other models and 4G variants of these phones should also start receiving the update in the coming days. 

This update based on Android 10 brings some of the Galaxy Note20 series features like navigation gestures support for third-party launchers, improved Pro Video mode, changes in Single Take, Wireless DeX, and more.

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Once the Galaxy Unpacked event ended yesterday, Samsung also announced Android 11-based One UI 3 Developer Beta for the Galaxy S20 series. Currently, the program is limited to South Korean and US variants of the handset. As for the latter, only T-Mobile/Sprint and Unlocked versions are eligible.

Samsung has been long known for delivering the latest Android update to its devices later than most brands. But lately, the company has improved a lot since it brought One UI, a revamped Android skin replacing Samsung Experience, which replaced TouchWiz.

Last year, the South Korean tech giant started One UI 2.0 developer beta a month later Google released Android 10. But in 2020, the company has already opened registrations for One UI 3 based on Android 11, which is yet to be released by Google.

Additionally, at the very end of launch event yesterday, Samsung also promised three generations of Android updates to its flagship smartphones from Galaxy S10 series.

That means the current-gen Samsung flagships will receive up to Android 13 and the last-gen devices will receive up to Android 12. Though the software support is not as good as on iPhones, it is surely better than in previous years.

Having said, below-listed are the Galaxy S20, Galaxy S20+ (Plus), and Galaxy S20 Ultra models eligible for One UI 3 Developer Beta for the time being.

• South Korea (KT / LGU+ / SKT / Unlocked)
  • SM-G981N
  • SM-G986N
  • SM-G988N
• US (Sprint / T-Mobile / Unlocked)
  • SM-G981U
  • SM-G986U
  • SM-G988U
  • SM-G981U1
  • SM-G986U1
  • SM-G988U1

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Samsung launched the Galaxy S20 series earlier this year. The company is known for releasing new colors of its devices after a certain period of time. This is a long-used strategy to boost sales when the curve flattens. This year, the electronics giant has partnered with BTS, a K-Pop band to launch a limited edition Galaxy S20 Plus and Galaxy Buds Plus TWS.

The South Korean maker is not releasing something crazy as they did with superhero-themed Galaxy S series phone back in the day. Aso, it does not look anything like the recently announced heavily themed Oppo Ace 2 EVA and iQOO 3 5G Transformers. 

Instead, the company is taking a safe route by simply coating the Galaxy S20 Plus with BTS’ signature purple color. On the other hand, the Galaxy Buds Plus gets an extra tiny BTS’ ‘I Purple You’ logo on the buds as well as the charging case.

Apart from the above-mentioned subtle changes, the handset and the TWS remains the same except maybe it could arrive with special BTS theme out of the box.

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Samsung officially teased the limited edition Galaxy S20 Plus on its Twitter profile with July 9 launch date. The teaser video also mentioned the availability will vary by country and hence don’t expect it to release everywhere.

However, the BTS-themed Galaxy Buds was first revealed by Max Weinbach of XDA Developers who also shared the official poster of Galaxy S20 Plus BTS Edition.

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The Galaxy S20 series is the most expensive Galaxy S series phones Samsung has launched till date. All three devices in the series – Galaxy S20, Galaxy S20 Plus, and Galaxy S20 Ultra are currently receiving a new update with May 2020 security patch and camera improvements.

The new update for Galaxy S20 series comes with build number G98xxXXU2ATE6. This is said to be the second update with May 2020 security patch for Samsung’s 2020 flagship smartphones. However, it is presently only available in the regions where the initial May 2020 security patch was not available.

Apart from the security patch, the new update is also said to improve camera performance on all three handsets. Sadly, there’s no concrete proof for it as like any other OTA update, it is being rolled out in batches across various regions.

So far, users who have received the update claim the latest build to have improved night mode performance. We will know more about the improvements as the update gets rolled out to more users in the coming days.

Until then, if you own any of the Samsung Galaxy S20 series devices, then head over to Settings – > Software update to check manually if the OTA has been delivered to your handset.

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The Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus scores only 66 points in the DxOMark Audio review. That is same as the Galaxy Note 10 Plus from last year. Hence, the handset acquires 11th place, which is way lower than its current competitors.

According to the DxOMark review, the Galaxy S20 Plus ‘doesn’t impress with its audio performance’ as a flagship smartphone. Though it is slightly better than its predecessor Galaxy S10 Plus, it is no match for the current-gen premium handsets from other OEMs.

The audio playback from the handset has a well-balanced mid-range and treble with a good rendering of the sound stage. Balance can be even noticed between the stereo channels but the audio from the device lacks bass at all volume levels. Also, the loud high-frequency response at maximum volume spoils the gaming experience.

On the other hand, the phone’s recording capability is better than its playback. The tonal range reproduction is excellent on the Galaxy S20 Plus with clear and intelligible voices. The sound dynamics are well-preserved with good directivity from the microphones. But it is inconsistent in the spatial rendering of sound sources and recording volume level is average at best.

Overall, the Galaxy S20 Plus audio performance in on par or slightly better than Samsung flagship smartphones from last year.

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There’s no comparison with the Google Camera app when it comes to picture quality and some extra facial features on Android smartphones. All other stock camera apps just fall short of features and performance that the Gcam app offers. It is the home to overwhelmingly stunning images captured using different modes like Astrophotography Mode, Time Lapse and others.

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It can convert the budget smartphone camera into a photography den by bringing more detailed images. Gcam MODs are directly ported from Pixel devices and are further made compatible with different devices by different moderators. You can download the Google Camera 7.3 for Galaxy S20 and Galaxy S20+ units. It will help the brilliant Galaxy S20 cameras to take better photos. The Gcam Mod 7.3 is compatible with all the Galaxy S20 variants like Galaxy S20, S20 Plus, and S20 Ultra.

If you are not satisfied with its default camera app, then the users must try GCam Mod on all the Samsung galaxy S20/20+ variants. However, there are plenty of features present in the stock One UI 2.0 stock camera app, but still, it misses in grabbing essential details that Gcam does. It will improve the overall camera experience and clear photos even in night conditions.

Samsung Galaxy S20 and S20+ Specifications

The Korean giant launched the flagship at a launch event in February. Both the smartphones come powered with Snapdragon 865 in the USA, while Exynos 990 is present in the global variants. Both these Galaxy S20 variants host 128GB Internal Storage and 8GB RAM and run on One UI 2.0 based on Android 10.

The Galaxy S20 hosts a triple rear camera module with a 12-megapixel wide sensor, 64-megapixel telephoto lens, and a 12-megapixel ultrawide lens. Whereas, the Galaxy S20+ hosts a quad-camera module with a 12-megapixel wide lens camera, 64-megapixel telephoto lens, 12-megapixel ultrawide lens, and a 0.3-megapixel depth sensor. There’s a 10-megapixel primary camera on the front for selfies on both the smartphones.

There’s a presence of under-display fingerprint sensor, accelerometer, barometer, and other sensors. There’s also support for ANT+ along with Samsung Dex and Bixby natural commands. Samsung Galaxy S20 packs a 4000 mAh battery with 25W fast charging and support 15W Fast Qi/PMA wireless charging. However, a 4500 mAh Li-Po battery is available on Samsung Galaxy S20+. Both the smartphones are available in five different colors of Cosmic Grey, Cloud Blue, Cloud Pink, Cloud White, and Aura Red.

Gcam Features 

There are many luxurious features of Gcam Mod 7.3. It brings all the useful features from Pixel devices. Here’s the full list of features:

• Portrait Mode
• Astrophotography mode
• Night Sight Mode
• Portrait Mode
• Focus Slider
• Slow-Motion
• HDR+ enhanced
• Playground
• Lens Blue
• RAW image support
• Photosphere
• Google Lens
• Improved App sharing
• Video Stabilization

Apart from these, the developers continuously keep improving the Gcam mods by infusing and refining the already available features.

Download Gcam 7.3 for Galaxy S20 series

Some features of Gcam 7.3 might not be working for Galaxy S20. You can download the Gcam 7.3 in two different versions from different developers:

Download

Gcam 7.3 Arnova8g2

Gcam 7.3 Parrot043

Gcam 7.3 by Urnyx05

Steps to Install Google Camera APK on Galaxy S20 series

It is quite easy to install the Gcam Mod on the Galaxy S20 series. Follow the steps below carefully:

1. Download and then tap on the Google Camera APK file.
2. It will ask for permission to install from Unkown source if you’re sideloading an APK for the first time. Then you need to head over to the Settings > Security > Additional Settings > Privacy to enable installation fro the Unknown Sources.
3. Now, you’ve installed the APK, open the GCam app.
4. Enjoy!!

You have successfully installed the Gcam Mod 7.3 on the Galaxy S20 series.  We hope you’ve found this article helpful. However, if there’s an issue then let us know via the comments below.

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Caviar, the Russian company known for its luxury customization of different products including popular flagship phones, has announced a collection of limited edition variants of the Galaxy S20 Ultra.

The Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra Fortune Collection comes in five variants that start at $5,660 and goes up to $40,210. You can choose from any of the following variants – Fortune Gold Joker, Fortune Ace of Spades, Fortune Ace of Diamonds, Fortune Ace of Hearts, and Fortune Ace of Clubs.

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The limited-edition phones are covered in gold, onyx, rubies, and sapphires; depending on the version you choose to purchase. Caviar also has other variants such as Victory Gold; Victory Passion which is covered in python leather; Victory Black Titanium made of Titanium with PVD-covering; and Victory Gold and Black Alligator covered in real alligator leather and 999-content gold.

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Don’t want the Galaxy S20 Ultra? Caviar also has the aforementioned customizations available for the Galaxy S20 and Galaxy S20 Plus which cost less. It also has customized versions of the Galaxy Z Flip that start at $5,510 and goes up to $6,160.

Caviar says it has only 21 units of each model, so if you want one, you will have to hurry. There is free worldwide shipping and they also offer returns and provide refunds.

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Earlier this month, Samsung had held a global launch event to announce the Galaxy S20 series. Alongside the Galaxy S20, S20+ and S20 Ultra 5G phones, the South Korean company had also unleashed the Galaxy Z Flip clamshell phone with flexible screen. Today, the company unleashed the Galaxy S20 series and Galaxy Z Flip in China.

Samsung Galaxy S20 series

The Galaxy S20 Ultra 5G has landed in China in two models such as 12 GB RAM + 256 GB storage and 16 GB RAM + 512 GB storage. They are priced at 9,999 Yuan (~$1,427) and 11,199 Yuan (~$1,598).

The Galaxy S20+ 5G with 12 GB of RAM and 128 GB of storage costs 7,999 Yuan (~$1,141). The Galaxy S20 5Ga with 12 GB of RAM and 128 GB of storage is priced at 6,999 Yuan (~$999). The online and offline pre-sales of the S20 series will start in China on March 6. The S20 series will be available for purchase starting from March 20 in the country.

The S20 Ultra, S20+ and S20 have 6.9-inch, 6.7-inch and 6.2-inch Infinity-O quad HD+ resolution AMOLED displays. They are equipped with 5,000mAh, 4,500mAh and 4,000mAh batteries. The Snapdragon 865 SoC powers the S20 series. The S20 and S20+ feature 10-megapixel selfie cameras whereas the Ultra edition has 40-megapixel front camera. The S20+ Ultra feature 108-megapixel quad cameras, the S20 has a 64-megapixel quad camera setup and the S20 has a 48-megapixel triple camera system.

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Samsung Galaxy Z Flip

The Galaxy Z Flip is a 4G device with 8 GB of RAM and 256 GB of storage has come to China with 11,999 Yuan (~$1,712). It comes in colors like Pandora Purple, Cyber Black and Sahara Gold.

The clamshell phone comes with a 6.7-inch flexible OLED panel with 22:9 aspect ratio and full HD+ resolution. It has an outer 1.1-inch secondary display which can be used for checking notifications. The Snapdragon 855+ and 3,300mAh battery powers the phone. It has a selfie camera of 10-megapixel and a 12-megapixel + 12-megapixel dual camera setup. The Galaxy Z Flip Thom Browne edition carries a whopping price tag of 19,999 Yuan (~$2,854).

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Samsung‘s latest flagship series is just around the corner. The Galaxy S20 series will be unveiled in the arriving month, during its Unpack event and is the successor to the Galaxy S10 series. However, even before the launch, many leaks have already surfaced and now even its official case has been revealed.

A leakster went on Twitter to share images of the official cases and covers of the Samsung Galaxy S20 series. The tweet arrived with multiple images that showcased the smartphone accessories and are said to be compatible with three different models with designs resembling the Galaxy S10 official cases from last year.

Samsung Galaxy S20, S20+ and S20 Ultra is getting these new Protective Standing Cover, LED View Cover and Clear View Covers. Here are the official renders of the same. Only Black/Grey colour renders as of now. Like them? #Samsung #UNPACKED #GalaxyUNPACKED pic.twitter.com/cpxif3G0mr

— Ishan Agarwal (@ishanagarwal24) January 24, 2020

According to the images, the first one is a thin case that features a rugged design for better protection and also arrives with a built-in stand on the rear. Furthermore, one of the cases has a see-through flip-style cover with a window-like area on the flap. This window area lets useful information from the smartphone to be portrayed even when the display is covered, including time, notifications, battery and more. The last of the cases follows Samsung’s traditional LED cover design. It arrives with LED lights on the flap that covers the front which displays the time.

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Unfortunately, this has not been officially confirmed by the company but the renders might just be a true representation of the actual product. A protective standing cover, LED View Cover and a Clear View Cover were used to describe these leaked cases and covers but we will have to wait for Samsung’s official announcement to confirm the names as well.

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The upcoming Galaxy S20 series that is scheduled to go official on Feb. 11 reportedly includes five smartphones, Galaxy S20 and its 5G variant, Galaxy S20+ and its 5G edition and Galaxy S20 Ultra 5G. These Samsung phones will be sporting an Infinity-O display design like the Galaxy Note 10. The rear sides of these phones will be sporting slightly different design as the S20 will sport a triple camera setup whereas the S20+ and S20 Ultra will have quad rear cameras. The latter is expected to feature better cameras than the Galaxy S20+. Leaked renders have revealed that the cameras on each of the S20 phones will be housed inside a rectangle-shaped module. Reliable tipster Ice Universe has shared the camera specifications of the S20, S20+ and S20 Ultra.

Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra 5G

The quad camera system of the Galaxy S20 Ultra 5G will be featuring 108-megapixel Samsung S5KHM1 as main shooter. It will be coupled with a 48-megapixel Sony IMX586 telephoto camera with a pixel size of 0.8micron. The third lens on the setup will be a 44-megapixel Samsung S5KGH1 ultrawide lens with 0.7micron pixel size and it will also feature a new Sony IMX518 3D ToF (Time of Flight) sensor.

For snapping selfies, the Galaxy S20 Ultra 5G will be fitted with a 10-megapixel Sony IMX375 lens with 1.22micron pixel size. It is the same selfie shooter that is available on the Galaxy S10 series and Note 10 series. The Galaxy S20 and S20+ will be also equipped with the same 10-megapixel Sony IMX375 front camera.

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Samsung Galaxy S20+ and Galaxy S20+ 5G

The Samsung Galaxy S20+ 5G’s quad camera setup has a 12-megapixel Sony IMX555 primary lens with 1.8micron pixel size. It is accompanied by a 64-megapixel Samsung S5KGW2 telephoto lens and a 12-megapixel Samsung S5K2LA ultrawide shooter. Its fourth lens is a Sony IMX516 3D ToF sensor.

Samsung Galaxy S20 and Galaxy S20 5G

The Galaxy S20’s triple camera borrows its primary, telephoto and ultrawide lenses from the Galaxy S20+ model. Also, it lacks a 3D ToF sensor.

While the leak appears accurate, it is advisable to wait for the official announcement to know the exact camera specs and features of the S20 models. Apar from launching the S20 lineup on Feb. 11, the South Korean tech giant will be also announcing the Galaxy Z Flip foldable clamshell smartphone. A fresh report has revealed that the Snapdragon 855+ powered Galaxy Z Flip will be priced between $860 and $1,300.

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What is the next number after 10? 11, right? Wrong! For some phone manufacturers, the next number after 10 is 20, not 11. We saw this with the Honor 10‘s successor launching as the Honor 20 instead of the Honor 11 and the Huawei P10‘s successor launching as the Huawei P20. Now, Samsung may be joining the bandwagon too with its upcoming Galaxy S series flagship phone.

Next year, Samsung is expected to announce the Galaxy S11 as the successor to this year’s Galaxy S10 series but a couple of tweets from two known leakers say otherwise.

According to Ice Universe (@UniverseIce) and @MMDDJ_, the successor to the Galaxy S10 is the Galaxy S20 and not the Galaxy S11.

Galaxy S20

— Ice universe (@UniverseIce) December 24, 2019

S20

— 萌萌的电教 (@MMDDJ_) December 24, 2019

Based on this new development, the Galaxy S10 series’ successors should arrive as the Galaxy S20e, Galaxy S20, and the Galaxy S20 Plus.

It is also safe to assume that next year’s Galaxy Note series will launch as the Galaxy Note20 and not the Galaxy Note11 series since Samsung now uses the same naming scheme for both lines.

The change in naming makes sense since the coming year is 2020, so everything syncs. However, we believe the 2021 models may not be called the Galaxy S21 and Galaxy Note21 but the Galaxy S30 and Galaxy Note30 series respectively.

Renders and some specs of the upcoming flagships already leaked a few weeks ago. The Galaxy S20 series will have a punch-hole display just like that of the Galaxy Note10 series and a rectangular camera housing on the back holding varying number of sensors. The Galaxy S20 (formerly known as the Galaxy S11) has been reported to have a 108MP sensor and a telephoto camera with 5x optical zoom.

The phones should be powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 865 processor in some markets and the Exynos 990 in others.

What do you think about Samsung’s decision to adopt the Galaxy S20 name rather than Galaxy S11? Let us know in the comment box.

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