Verizon's latest security update for Galaxy S10 comes with dedicated camera mode at night. AT&T and Verizon released an update with a security patch in June 2019 for the Galaxy S10e, Galaxy S10, and Galaxy S10 + today, and it is now confirmed that both carriers have combined the new camera features that Samsung provided for the unconfirmed Exynos releases from its latest flagship a few weeks ago.
Features include the aforementioned dedicated night mode for the camera to enhance the optical imaging and QR code scanning functions without using Bixby Vision. The June update for international models also introduced vibration feedback for navigation gestures, but it appears not to be included in the update released by Verizon and AT&T. Verizon also supports One Talk - The One Talk service allows users to link their desk phone and their smartphones to one number and ring them all at the same time as the call.
For T-Mobile customers, the June update does not contain any of these new features; Fingers will change when you change the July security update in the next few weeks. As for Sprint, it's yet to release the June security update, so there's no telling whether it will follow in the footsteps of Verizon or AT&T 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 in your phone's Settings app. Let us know if the update brings vibration notes to navigation gestures by leaving a comment down below, and also tell us how you like the new night camera mode after upgrading to the latest software!
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