Some advanced Galaxy S20 features are about to be updated for Galaxy S10 and Note10

Galaxy S20 is currently the most high-end smartphone from Samsung at the moment. In addition to the more modern design, stronger hardware configuration, the Galaxy S20 also owns many new software features that no other Samsung phone has. Recently, however, the South Korean smartphone manufacturer has confirmed that it will bring some 'exclusive' features of the Galaxy S20 to the Galaxy S10 and Galaxy Note10 series through software updates, ensuring owners. of previous generation flagships still have the opportunity to experience new and useful features early.

Accordingly, in the near future, Galaxy S10 and Galaxy Note10 devices around the world will in turn receive the first new features introduced on the Galaxy S20 including Single Take, Video Mode, Pro Mode, etc. Use the advanced version Gallery, Quick Share, and Music Sharing. Specific uses of these features are as follows:

Single Take: Can be understood simply that this is a feature that supports fast photography. With Single Take, you can take up to 10 photos and shoot 4 videos with a single touch. At the same time, this feature also allows you to choose the perfect moment from a series of photos / videos taken / recorded. In addition, you can even apply different color filters during the process of taking photos and videos to get the most satisfactory work.

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Pro Mode for Video: This professional video mode will allow you to freely adjust the shutter speed, ISO and video exposure. In addition, the ability to flexibly switch between the front and back cameras is also a highlight. This will be a very useful feature for those who regularly record vlogs with phones.

Quick Share: This is a content sharing feature developed by Samsung, inspired by AirDrop on iOS, that allows users to share photos, videos and extremely large files directly and seamlessly with Many Samsung users are around via Wi-Fi connection.

Music Sharing: True to its name, this feature will allow people around you to make the most of Bluetooth connectivity on your phone to stream music to paired connected speakers and headphones, so you will not have to disconnect before friends can play music.

As planned, Samsung will start rolling out the above features to Galaxy S10 and Galaxy Note10 users worldwide starting from April here as software updates. However, the actual update time will depend on the region.