Samsung has finally integrated seamless updates in its flagship Galaxy S25 line after years of being a notable holdout among Android manufacturers. This feature, which permits updates to occur while the device is operational and requires minimal reboot time, was first introduced by Google back in 2016. Its debut on the Galaxy S series suggests confidence in its reliability after successful implementation in the Galaxy A55. While this improvement might not be prominently marketed, it is a significant enhancement for user experience, reducing the inconvenience of system updates.
Samsung's Galaxy S25 series introduces seamless updates, greatly reducing device downtime during software updates — a long-awaited feature finally added to the flagship lineup.
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