Samsung is doing a great job updating many of its newer handsets to the latest version of Android. About a month ago they updated the Galaxy A32 5G and A71 to Android 12. Now, the South Korean company has released the update to Android 12 for two of its mid-range phones : the Galaxy A22 and Galaxy A41. At the moment, the update is only available in Russia, but in the next few days it will reach all countries.
Unsurprisingly, this update includes the April Android security patch and the latest version of Samsung’s customization layer: One UI 4.1 . If you have one of these two mobiles, keep reading because we will soon tell you all the details and news of the arrival of Android 12 to the Galaxy A22 and Galaxy A41.
News coming to the Galaxy A22 and Galaxy A41 with Android 12 and One UI 4.1
The build numbers for this update to Android 12 are as follows:
- A225FXXU3BVD8 – Galaxy A22.
- A415FXXU1DVDB – Galaxy A41.
With the update, these two mobiles receive the patch that corrects more than 80 vulnerabilities detected in recent months in Android. As for the new things that the new Android brings, here you can see all the news of Android 12. In summary, these are the most outstanding news that come to the Galaxy A22 and A41 with Android 12 and One UI 4.1:
- An on-screen indicator is now notified whenever an app has access to the device’s microphone or camera.
- New Samsung Color Palette feature that allows you to match your wallpaper colors with system UI elements for a more personalized feel.
- More widgets for the home screen and better design of them.
- Dark mode and AOD (Always On Display) also receive improvements.
- New Samsung keyboard integrated into Grammarly.
- Improvements for the Bixby assistant and other Samsung apps.
How to update your Galaxy A22 and Galaxy A41 to Android 12?
As we mentioned at the beginning, right now only the Galaxy A22 and A41 located in Russia are updating to Android 12. However, as days go by, the update will reach the whole world via OTA. So just keep your phone connected to the Internet (WiFi preferred) and wait for a notification saying that you can update now.
You can also go to the software update menu in the device’s Settings app and tap Download and install to manually check for updates. Repeat the steps after a few days if no update is available.
