Samsung, one of the most talked-about brands lately, is reintroducing OLED screen protection with the new One UI 6.1 update. With many users frequently raising concerns about various burn-in issues on their phone screens, the company quickly decided to bring back this protection. Although Samsung’s decision to do this was expected much earlier, various optimization issues reportedly delayed it. Here are the most important details about the topic…
Samsung in the Spotlight with OLED Screen Update
However, the One UI 6.1 update will not only cover smartphones but also tablets. This comprehensive update, released for the previous generation Galaxy S23, Galaxy Z Flip 5, Galaxy Z Fold 5, and Galaxy Tab S9 series, offers unprecedented new artificial intelligence functions and much smoother animation transitions compared to the previous version. The update, eagerly awaited by Samsung users, is expected to have a significantly positive impact on the company’s market value in the long run.
As part of the new OLED screen protection, certain elements in the device’s user interface are moved at regular intervals. This prevents icons from staying in the same place constantly and helps prevent screen burn-in. While this innovation has been confirmed for the Galaxy S23 series smartphones for now, it is expected to come to many other Samsung devices over time. We hope that all these innovations will ultimately benefit the users.
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