Galaxy M31s starts receiving stable One UI 4.1 update with Android 12

It wasn’t long until the Galaxy M31 recently picked up the One UI 4.1 update based on Android 12. Now it’s time for its brother, the Galaxy M31s, to try out the new software.

Samsung has started rolling out the stable One UI 4.1 update with Android 12 to the Galaxy M31s. The update, which weighs approximately 2 GB, is determined by the version number M317FXXU3DVD4 It is currently being released in SM-M317F Variant (to be clear, this is the only variant of the Galaxy M31s). The release is said to have started in Russia, and we expect the new update to make its way to other markets soon.


OTA update message on Galaxy M31s

Screenshot credit: 4PDA user Lumax 7

Just like the Galaxy M31, the phone skips the One UI 4.0 update and crashes directly into One UI 4.1. Galaxy M31 devices don’t get the full-fat One UI 4.1 experience; Instead, you get One UI Core, which is a lightweight version of One UI that Samsung ships on low-end and budget phones.

If you own a Galaxy M31s, look for the OTA popup in the coming days/weeks. The One UI 4.1 update is rolling out in a phased manner, so it will take a while to get to everyone. head over to Settings>Software Update To manually check for update. If you want to skip the wait, you can grab the new version directly from Samsung’s Firmware Update Server (FUS) and manually run it on your Galaxy device.

What’s new in the One UI Core 4.1 update?

  • color palette
    • Personalize your phone with unique colors based on your wallpaper. Your colors will be applied to menus, buttons, wallpapers and apps all over your phone
  • Permission information at a glance
    • See when each app accesses sensitive permissions like location, camera, or microphone in using permissions. You can deny permissions for any apps that you are not comfortable with
  • Camera and microphone indicators
    • Keep prying eyes and ears away. A green dot will appear in the upper right corner of the screen when any app is using the camera or microphone. You can also use the quick panel controls to temporarily block all apps from using your camera or microphone.
  • approximate location
    • Keep your exact location private. You can set apps that don’t need to know exactly where you are just to be able to access your public area.
  • Day or night at a glance
    • You have a friend on the other side of the world! It’s easier to know if it’s a good time to call them. The dual clock widget now displays different background colors for each city depending on whether it’s day or night.
  • eye comfort
    • More visibility options are available to meet your needs. You can reduce transparency or blur.
  • Enhanced Dark Mode
    • To keep you comfortable in the dark, dark mode now dims backgrounds and icons automatically. Illustrations in Samsung apps now have dark mode versions in darker colors for a more consistent experience that’s easier on your eyes.
  • More search results in messages
    • You can now search your messages for photos, videos, web links, and more. All results are filtered so you can go straight to what you’re looking for.
  • Easier search in my files
    • Find the file you’re looking for, even if it’s misspelled or the name doesn’t exactly match. The Recent Files area has also been expanded to help you quickly locate files you have used or received recently.
  • Improved edge panels
    • Keep your current app view while using edge panels. Opacity removed to help you see more at once.
  • Resizable picture within picture
    • If a floating video is getting in the way, pinch your fingers together to make it smaller. Want to see more? Spread your fingers apart to enlarge it.
  • Quick access to popup options
    • To make multitasking easier, you can pin the window’s options menu to the top of the window for easier access.


source: Samsung phone

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