Stream more tech news live & on demand with Flash. The tech company encourages affected customers to contact a Samsung service centre. “A revised firmware update that will not experience this issue has been developed and will start being rolled out to customers over the coming weeks.” “Following the release and installation of Android 13 update to Samsung devices that had been on Android 11, a small number of phones were locked in “boot mode”.
“Samsung has identified a technical issue that affected a small number of customers based primarily in South Australia,” a company statement said. Updating the app to get the latest version is. Samsung Australia told that a small number of phones were locked in “boot mode”. Whenever a new version of any app is available, you see it flagged for updating, as shown in Figure 16-2. The tech giant has been investigating the issue with its latest software update, rendering some of its phones useless. Samsung has explained the baffling phone update problem that recently led to thousands of Aussies having their smartphones wiped.
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