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Galaxy A56 and A36 support 10-bit HDR videos recording as Samsung’s best flagship
Samsung has introduced a camera upgrade with its latest mid-range smartphones. The Galaxy A56 and Galaxy A36 support 10-bit HDR videos using their front and rear cameras. These are the first mid-rangers from the Korean giant that can record 10-bit HDR videos.
The Galaxy A36 and Galaxy A56 feature a 50MP main rear camera with OIS and a 12MP front camera. In addition, the Galaxy A56 and A36 camera supports 10-bit HDR videos recording at 4K resolution and a frame rate of 30fps, which is the best Samsung flagship. Both are Samsung’s first mid-range smartphones that can record 10-bit HDR videos.
This is a huge improvement over last year’s models, the Galaxy A35 and A55, which only recorded 8-bit video.
10-bit HDR videos have deeper colors and wider dynamic range. These videos can be shared on social media in Super HDR format (based on Google’s Ultra HDR) with high dynamic range.
In addition, the A56 has a 12MP ultrawide-angle macro lens (f/2.2) with autofocus and a 5MP macro camera F2.4. Also, the A36 has a 5MP macro camera and an 8MP ultrawide-angle snapper.
With these improvements, Samsung has added high-end features to its more affordable phones, making them a great choice for those who want premium features at a lower price. The Galaxy S25 series records 10-bit HDR video by default, and the Galaxy A36 and Galaxy A56 are the first mid-range smartphones to adopt this feature.
Samsung is rolling out the first update for Galaxy A56 users. The latest firmware has some useful improvements for the Samsung’s most feature-packed mid-range phone of 2025. The update optimizes the system’s stability for better performance. It also has new fixes for hidden issues of the tablet.
April 2025 security patch marks first update for Galaxy A56
Now, the company is bringing the first update for the Samsung Galaxy A56, which brining the April 2025 security patch in Thailand. The firmware is rolling out with the One UI A566BXXS2AYD3 version. It also has a package of 500MB. It is better to use a stable Wi-Fi connection for installation.
This initial update improves tablet performance by addressing security issues and enhancing system stability. The latest security patch ensures your device’s data and files remain secure, while system optimizations provide a smoother and more reliable experience.
Note that the update is being released in batches and may take a few days to cover all the regional units. Until then, you can go to System Settings and perform a manual installation if a new version is available.
With this fresh firmware, Samsung is delivering a secure, stable, and high-performance experience for its Galaxy A56 users.
So far, Samsung has delivered the One UI 7 firmware update to a few flagship Galaxy devices. However, network carriers in Canada now revealed the One UI 7/Android 15 update release date for the Samsung Galaxy S23, Galaxy S23 Plus, and Galaxy S23 Ultra smartphones.
Samsung One UI 7 is based on the Android 15 operating system, which brings notable changes to the usability and software appearance of the device. Samsung’s custom Android skin brings many new and useful features to your Galaxy as well as significant changes to the user interface.
According to Telus’ support page, the Android 15-based One UI 7 update will roll out to the Samsung Galaxy S23, Galaxy S23 Plus, and Galaxy S23 Ultra in Canada on or before April 22, 2025. As always, the new software will also feature a new security patch for improved device reliability.
Galaxy S23 may receive One UI 7 on April 22
- Galaxy S23
- Galaxy S23+
- Galaxy S23 Ultra
How to update:
Samsung consumers can manually check for new software updates with a few easy steps. First, go to the “System Settings” of your Galaxy device, once done, scroll down and tap on the “Software Update” tab, followed by the “Download and Install” button.
Samsung has recently started releasing the stable version of Android 15-based One UI 7.0 for the Galaxy S24 smartphone after testing 5 beta updates. Now, Samsung is rolling out the One UI 7 Beta 2 update for the Galaxy A55 smartphone.
Based on Android 15, the One UI 7 Beta 2 update for the Samsung Galaxy A55 smartphone comes with One UI build number A556EXXU7ZYD3 and is currently available only in Korea. Users will have to download a 336.14 GB package to install the update.
This update fixes various bugs and issues reported in the previous beta version. Apart from this, the changelog mentions that this update fixes the issue of poor visibility when checking the Now bar Google Sports.
Also, it fixes an issue that could not be added to MMS emoticons on a particular route. It resolves the top notification icon to be SIM shape when receiving eSIM push notifications
Furthermore, the update brings the April 2024 security update to improve system security and stability. If you are testing One UI 7 beta on your Galaxy A55 smartphone, install the update to enjoy error-free and enhanced functions.
Changelog:
Bugs that have been fixed
Fix poor visibility issue when checking Now bar Google sports
Fix an issue that cannot be attached to MMS emoticon on a particular route
Fix top notification icon to SIM shape when eSIM Push notification is received
Many other improvements
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