Samsung has begun rolling out the Galaxy S23 stable One UI 8.5 update. It’s a limited release, with only select users and regions receiving the upgrade. Of all the features of One UI 8.5, many people are more interested in knowing if the Galaxy S23 got AirDrop support via Quick Share with the update.
According to the latest report, Google has released a list of additional phones, including the Pixel 8a, that now support AirDrop interoperability. Unfortunately, it doesn’t mean support will be coming to mid-range phones, but phones that support “chip-level networking tweak.” It doesn’t seem the Galaxy S23 supports this feature, meaning it will probably miss out on the new addition.
However, Google plans to release a new feature that will allow Android phones to share files with iOS devices. It’s currently in the works, and with how it works, it will be available for the Galaxy S23 series phones. We understand a wider availability is expected in the coming weeks.
Details of Galaxy S23 stable One UI 8.5 update
So far, the Galaxy S23 stable One UI 8.5 update is available in Korea and is limited to Beta testers. We expect first-time installers to start receiving the update soon, but expect a bigger package of about 4123MB. You can spot the build with a firmware version S91xNKSU7FZDT.
Samsung has delivered some UI enhancements, new features, bug fixes, and system optimization with this update. We recommend installing the build when prompted, as it brings a new security patch to increase security and Privacy. To install the update, head to Settings>>Software update>>Download and install.
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