Samsung Galaxy A145G gets its first firmware update: fixes security vulnerabilities such as Knox
CTOnews.com, January 30 (Xinhua) Samsung launched the Galaxy A145G smartphone in India, the United States and several other markets this month, and the smartphone is now undergoing its first firmware update.
The latest Samsung Galaxy A145G (SM-A146B) has pushed the firmware version A146BXXU1AWA2 with a January 2023 security patch that fixes dozens of security vulnerabilities, including those in Samsung Knox and Secure Folder (secure folders). The update is also expected to include general bug Bug fixes, performance improvements, and other optimizations.
Users can go to Settings »Software updates and click download and install to complete this operation.
The Samsung Galaxy A145G is the company's first Galaxy A-series smartphone in 2023. The device is pre-installed to run One UI 5.0system based on Android 13. The machine will receive at least two major Android operating system updates and at least four years of security updates.
CTOnews.com learned that the Samsung Galaxy A145G carries a Tianji 700 chip (Exynos 1330 in Europe), a 6.6in Full HD + display, a 90Hz refresh rate and an Infinity-V display slot. Rear 50MP main camera + 2MP depth of field camera + 2MP macro camera, front 13MP selfie camera. Built-in 5000mAh battery. It is also equipped with side fingerprint recognition.
