According to reports, Samsung is working on an update to fix some issues with the camera system of the recently launched Galaxy S20. Multiple tech publications have flagged concerns, particularly with the Galaxy S20 Ultra’s auto focus hunting, excessive skin smoothening, and its night mode. It isn’t unusual to see an update roll out right before a phone goes on sale, and the company spokesperson has confirmed that they are “constantly working to optimise performance to improve the camera experience.” It should be noted that the biggest selling point of the Samsung S20 Ultra is its 108-megapixel quad camera setup.
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