Verizon's latest Galaxy S10 security update comes with the dedicated camera Night mode. AT&T and Verizon released an update with the June 2019 security patch for the Galaxy S10e, Galaxy S10, and Galaxy S10+ today, and it has now been confirmed that both carriers have bundled the new camera features that Samsung introduced to unlocked Exynos versions of its latest flagships a few weeks ago.
The features include the aforementioned dedicated Night mode for the camera for enhanced low-light photography and QR code scanning functionality without the use of Bixby Vision. The June update for international models also introduced vibration feedback for navigation gestures, but it doesn't seem to be included in the update Verizon and AT&T have released. Verizon is pushing One Talk support as well – the One Talk service lets users tie the desk phone in their office and their smartphone to one number and rings them all at the same time when a call comes in.
For T-Mobile customers, the June update does not have any of these new features; fingers crossed that will change when the July security update comes out in the next few weeks. As for Sprint, it is yet to release the June security update so there's no telling if it will follow in Verizon or AT&T's footsteps or make people wait another month or two like T-Mobile.
If you own a Galaxy S10 on Verizon or AT&T, you can download the update over the air from the Software update menu of your phone's Settings app. Do let us know if the update brings vibration feedback for navigation gestures by leaving a comment down below, and also tell us how you like the new camera Night mode after you've upgraded to the latest software!
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