New Galaxy Note 9 update brings camera improvements and more

Last updated: April 30th, 2019 at 10:nineteen UTC+01:00

Samsung is pushing out a 2nd Milky way Notation nine update with the April 2019 security patch in Germany. There are a couple of new features that this update brings to the device — the Note 9 finally has the option to set a schedule for Dark mode, and it is also getting the ability to switch between a narrow and wider field of view when taking selfies.

The field of view on the selfie photographic camera is now fix at 68 degrees by default and can be inverse to the full 80-caste field of view with a tap on the toggle switch that resides above the shutter button. This is something Samsung introduced on the Milky way S10 lineup and then later brought to the Milky way S9 with a software update in March. It has now come up to the Note 9, and it'south possible the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy Annotation eight will also get the field of view switch at some point.

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The new update does not bring a Night fashion for the photographic camera app, in case you were wondering. It was the first affair we checked later installing the update on one of our Note 9s, and while Samsung has constantly been bringing camera features from new flagships to older devices, the visitor is likely to keep some of the Galaxy S10 camera functionality sectional to the S10 trio for some time.

You can download the new Annotation nine update over the air from the Settings » Software update menu past borerDownload and install. The update is currently available in Germany with software version N960FXXU2CSDE; Samsung might bundle this update with the May security patch for some countries, so it may be a while before these changes come to Galaxy Notation 9 users outside Deutschland.

Have you received this update on your Galaxy Notation nine? Noticed anything new or different other than the things nosotros've mentioned to a higher place? Let u.s. know in the comments!