Samsung is ready to provide a solution for the display issue that has been plaguing some Samsung Galaxy S24 users. Customers have reported that the colors on their new smartphones appear somewhat faded. This problem arose last month when Samsung flagship devices hit the market, primarily affecting the Galaxy S24 Ultra model. Users noticed that when selecting the “Vivid” mode, the colors were not as saturated as expected, resembling the colors of the “Natural” mode.
The upcoming software update for the Galaxy S24 aims to address this problem. The main addition will be the “Display Vividness” option in the display settings. Users will be able to adjust color saturation according to their preferences using a slider.
The slider will be available in the advanced display settings section, below the controls for adjusting individual R, G, and B colors for white balance.
However, it should be noted that the update does not resolve another problem reported by Galaxy S24 owners, which is the Mura effect. Cloud-like spots may appear on the screen at lower brightness levels. After conducting tests on this model, we have concluded that the issue is related to the software and cannot be adjusted through an update.
In addition to the “Display Vividness” feature, the Galaxy S24 software update will also bring improvements to the camera software. Enhancements will be made to zoom, portrait mode, night mode, and rear camera video recording. Samsung’s new phones still rank highly in terms of best camera phones, although in our tests, the Galaxy S24 Ultra did not match up to the iPhone 15 Pro Max. We will be interested to see if this software update changes our assessment.
The final promise of this update is the improvement of the Galaxy AI translation feature. While Samsung has not provided specific details, they have announced that recognition and accuracy for all 13 supported languages will be enhanced.
The Galaxy S24 software update is set to be released on February 22. Be vigilant and check your phones for updates!
FAQ
1. What problem affected some Galaxy S24 users?
Some Galaxy S24 users reported an issue with color display on their smartphones. The colors appeared slightly faded, especially in the “Vivid” mode.
2. What is Samsung doing to resolve this issue?
Samsung plans to release a software update for the Galaxy S24 that will address the color display problem. The update will include the “Display Vividness” option, allowing users to adjust color saturation using a slider.
3. Where can I find the “Display Vividness” option on my phone?
The “Display Vividness” option will be available in the advanced display settings section, below the white balance controls.
4. Does the software update also fix other issues reported by Galaxy S24 users?
No, the update does not resolve another problem reported by Galaxy S24 users, which is the Mura effect characterized by cloud-like spots on the screen at lower brightness. This issue is software-related and cannot be adjusted through an update.
5. What camera software improvements will be introduced in this update?
The Galaxy S24 software update will bring improvements to zoom, portrait mode, night mode, and rear camera video recording.
6. Will the software update improve the Galaxy AI translation feature?
Yes, Samsung has announced that the Galaxy S24 software update will improve the Galaxy AI translation features, although no specific details have been provided.
7. When will the Galaxy S24 software update be available?
The Galaxy S24 software update is set to be released on February 22. Users should be vigilant and check their phones for updates.
Defined terms:
– Galaxy S24: Samsung’s latest smartphone model
– Color saturation: intensity of colors on the screen
– “Vivid” mode: display mode with saturated colors
– “Natural” mode: display mode with more realistic colors
– Mura: an effect appearing on the screen in the form of cloud-like spots or discoloration at lower brightness levels
– White balance: adjustment of red, green, and blue colors to achieve proper white color balance
Suggested related links:
– Samsung Poland homepage
– Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G
– Galaxy S20 Ultra
– Galaxy S20+
The source of the article is from the blog mgz.com.tw