Samsung has announced the commencement of the July update rollout for its flagship Galaxy S22 series, marking the first release in the Netherlands and Belgium. This month’s update does not introduce any major changes to the devices.
The Galaxy S22 series receives a monthly security update, and July is no exception. As is often the case, the rollout begins before detailed information about the update is available. However, it is confirmed that the Galaxy S22 will be the first device to receive this update.
The latest update, weighing around 300MB, is now accessible for the unbranded Galaxy S22, S22+, and S22 Ultra. The firmware version, labeled as S90xBXXS6CWF6, primarily focuses on security enhancements, as indicated by the ‘S’ in the numbering scheme.
Breaking News..!!
JULY Update is Live for Galaxy S22 Series Users in Europeon Countries..
Build :: S908BXXS6CWF6/S908BOXM6CWF6/S908BXXS6CWF6
Size :: 313 MB#GalaxyS22 #GalaxyS22Series #samsung #samsunggalaxy #OneUI #OneUI5 pic.twitter.com/WQuswl6d0N
— Tarun Vats (@tarunvats33) July 3, 2023
The changelist exclusively highlights the installation of the July patch, without specifying its specific changes or improvements. Further details regarding the patch are anticipated to be revealed later this week. In terms of functionality and visual appearance, no discernible alterations have been identified thus far.
The July update is immediately available for the Galaxy S22, S22+, and S22 Ultra in the Netherlands, Belgium, and other European regions. However, users with branded models from certain providers may experience a slight delay in receiving the update.
Users will receive a notification on their devices to initiate the download of the update automatically. Alternatively, individuals can manually check for its availability by navigating to Settings -> Software update -> Download and Install.