T-Mobile releases Samsung Galaxy A52 One UI 4.1 (Android 12) update in the US

Samsung started releasing the One UI 4.1 update for the Galaxy A52 smartphone users in March itself. The update has reached many users in various countries. Meanwhile, T-Mobile is now only rolling the One UI 4.1 update for the device in the US markets.

This update comes with a hand full of new features, optimizations, and improvements over the previous version. It brings select features from the new flagship lineup to older Galaxy devices running the Android 12 OS.

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Features that were exclusively introduced with Galaxy S22, such as Google Duo Live Sharing, Grammarly powered keyboard, improved Gallery with built-in Reflection eraser and Shadow eraser, as well as new camera features including Night portrait functions, Pet recognition, and Light position editing, etc are coming to your Galaxy A52.

Samsung Smart Switch gets more customizable options, whereas, with SmartThings Find, the new software lets you share items with others so that you can find them together when it gets lost. You can also add emojis to calendar entries and take quick notes on Samsung Notes while browsing on Samsung Internet or Samsung Gallery.

In addition, there’s an Enhanced Quick Share feature that lets you edit and share images with more ease, improved RAM Plus that lets you customize the RAM of your device, and revamped color palette that offers you more convenience while choosing the theme.

Other than these, improved Bixby Routines, better low-light portrait images, the ability to turn off Game Optimization Service, better privacy, and more are also among the main highlights of the update. Meanwhile, Samsung’s partnership with Google ensures a seamless experience when using your favorite third-party apps and services as well.

Aside from the major changes, Samsung Galaxy A52 One UI 4.1 update also installs the March 2022 Android security patch for better system security and reliability. It fixes 62 vulnerabilities, exploits, and threads from Samsung and Google including 2 critical, 29 high, and 19 moderate levels of CVEs.

If you haven’t received the update notification in the US, you can download and install this update through the Settings of your phone. From here, enter Software update and tap Download and install. The device will check for available updates, click Download now and follow the on-screen prompt to bring it to your device.