A few days ago, Samsung released a major update known as a "Super update" for smartphones in the Galaxy S23 series in the European market. However, according to the account @UniverseIce - a reliable source of information sharing in the technology world, a certain number of Galaxy S23 series users in Europe discovered errors after installing the upgrade. The updated version has a capacity of up to 2.2 GB, so it is classified as an important update.

Galaxy S23 series owners who accidentally installed the buggy update will receive a separate patch or upgrade in July. The new update is expected to help the Galaxy S23 Ultra run smoother, improve battery life, and update the latest security version. In addition to handling some current errors on the Galaxy S23 series, the update is also expected to optimize the phone's camera, adding 2x portrait mode on the Galaxy S23 Ultra - one of the smartphones with the best camera system this year.

Currently, the Galaxy S23 Ultra has a pretty good battery life and is on par with the iPhone 14 Pro Max in some tests. In the web surfing time test conducted by Phone Arena , the Galaxy S23 Ultra ranked second among current flagships with 18 hours and 57 minutes of continuous operation, only 8 minutes behind the top position of the iPhone 14 Pro Max.

Improved battery life for this model in the upcoming major update could help the device operate longer when users record and stream videos online. Currently, Apple's smartphones still occupy the top two positions in the test with this task. The iPhone 14 Pro Max leads with 11 hours of continuous operation, the iPhone 13 Pro Max is 10 hours and 23 minutes. In third place is Google's Pixel 7 Pro with 9 hours and 39 minutes, while the Galaxy S23 Ultra only lasted 8 hours and 54 minutes, ranking fourth in battery life.