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#Samsunggalaxys21
It was just last week when Samsung started rolling out the first One UI 4 stable update for the Galaxy S21 series. The update bumped the devices to Android 12, introduced a plethora of new features, included Android security patches for November 2021, and even enabled eSIM support on the US carrier models. However, users who updated to this build reportedly faced some annoying lagging issues related to a buggy adaptive refresh rate implementation. Samsung is now rolling out another stable One UI 4 build for the Galaxy S21 lineup to address these bugs.
According to a number of reports, the screen refresh rate in the original stable release of One UI 4 reverts from 120Hz to 60Hz as soon as the user’s finger stops touching the display. As a result of the anomaly, the UI elements, animations, and scrolling appear to be lagging. Interestingly, the bug mostly affects the Snapdragon 888-powered US variants of the Galaxy S21. After officially acknowledging the issue, Samsung has now come up with a hotfix update that replaces the previous release. The new build, which bumps the software version from G99xUSQU4BUK7 to G99xUSQU4BUK9 on the US carrier models, has started rolling out to users in an incremental fashion.
link - • Samsung S21 Series rolls out One UI 4...