The photographic section is one of the most attractive points to which consumers, nowadays and since almost always, in fact, they consider before buying a smartphone. Mobile manufacturers know this, and, because of that, they tend to improve the cameras of their terminals with multiple updates gradually or, alternatively, launch phones with better camera modules than those of their predecessors.
Samsung takes this into account very much, and that is why it usually spends time and effort in optimizing the photographs that the cameras of its smartphones take, as well as in providing, with increasing force, better benefits in these with each new model. Proof of this is what you are doing with the Galaxy A70, which is to provide you with a software update with the Galaxy S10 night camera, so this one will now take better photos in low light conditions, almost as well, in theory, as the flagship.
As the XDA-Developers portal informs us, update increases build number to A705GMDDU3ASG6, it weighs 367MB and also includes July security patches along with various bug fixes. Also, you should implement other minor fixes and improvements to the system, but this is not listed in the change log for the new firmware package.
Galaxy A70 update with Galaxy S10 night camera
El Galaxy S10 was the first device to receive a dedicated night mode. It was a replacement for Bright Night's rather confusing feature, which didn't allow users to manually toggle the mode and instead relied on scene detection algorithms to decide when it should start.
The mode was later expanded to other models, including the Galaxy S9, Galaxy Note 9, and Galaxy A50. The Galaxy A70 is the new recipient of this function, so users will surely be happy, although, for now, only those in India, as it is not yet available in other regions. In a matter of hours or a few days we will be receiving news that the update has reached other places, most likely.
