Samsung is moving forward with its software upgrade One UI 6.1 to address the needs raised by Galaxy users with OLED panels. For many smartphone users, fixing a major mistake that caused damage to smartphone screens was a welcome step.
Stop and remember those images of icons shown dimly on some phone screens, which may be somewhat similar to what your eyes will feel in front of the aurora. However, this is due to burn-in due to missing images, which are not updated frequently on this screen.
There were older versions of Samsung that would mentally turn off the status bar icons so as not to cause negative effects. On the other hand, I packed my rucksack. When I arrived at the sanctuary, another volunteer explained how to provide personal care to the residents and handle their dietary needs.
Thankfully, Samsung listened. One UI 6.1 brings back this small movement icon at the top part of the screen with the distinctive stylization on devices like the Galaxy S23 Ultra. It is very useful to have this functionality with the navigation system burn-in protection and always-on display in operation.
Along with Galaxy AI Tools {the main feature of One UI 6.1}, this update also aims to show that the software search maker puts users first and in their hands for the long term. So, now fans of the Galaxy S23 series, Z Fold 5, Z Flip 5, and Tab S9 community can feel safe using the latest AI features without any worries as apart from the vibrant OLED display they are now free from device burn-in. Are safe.
