Verizon updates Samsung Galaxy Note 8 with bokeh camera effect, security patch (UPDATE)
UPDATE: We've asked Verizon what that "Bokeh" camera effect is supposed to do because Samsung Galaxy Note 8 offers that feature since day one. They said they don't know either, so there must be a mistake or perhaps some improvements to that specific feature.
First off, Verizon notes the update delivers the January security patch, which includes fixes for the dreaded Meltdown and Spectre exploits. Aside from that, the update is meant to address an issue that froze the screen during incoming calls.
Finally, as the title says, the small update adds the bokeh camera effect while using Live Focus, so make sure you check it out after downloading the new firmware version (NMF26X.N950USQU3BRA5).
Samsung Galaxy Note 8 owners can download the update via Wi-Fi or by using Verizon's network. Make sure your battery is fully charged before starting the update though.
source: Verizon
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