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| The Nintendo Switch allows you to share screenshots via your phone |
Nintendo has released a new firmware update for the Nintendo Switch platform. The update version number is 11.0.0 (released on November 30, 2020) and it adds some functions to the mobile platform operating system.
Nintendo's goal is to continually improve the functionality of its systems and services. In order to provide the easiest and most user-friendly experience possible, as part of this effort, the company released new Nintendo Switch updates for download online.
In most cases, the Nintendo Switch will automatically download the latest update when it is online. You can check the current list version and manually start the update via the System Settings menu.
A new function has been added whereby the saved data can be automatically uploaded to the "Cloud Data Saving" service. If you are using the software with the same Nintendo account assigned to multiple systems, the data stored by one platform will be automatically downloaded to the other systems.
Saving the data cloud requires a Nintendo Switch Online subscription, and first-time users only need to download the data manually.
Users can wirelessly connect their smart devices to the Nintendo Switch to upload screenshots and videos stored in their albums.
For screenshots, users can upload up to 10 photos and one video at a time.
The user needs to scan the QR code displayed on the Nintendo Switch screen of their smart device to connect.
Now you can also copy screenshots and videos to the computer via the USB port so that users can connect the device to the computer with the USB cable to copy the screenshots and videos saved in the album.
Other features include the ability to prioritize downloads across multiple downloads, a new Trends section on the User Page (which shows what your friends are playing) and a shortcut to access Nintendo Switch services online from the Nintendo Switch screen. at home.
Users can now name predefined key mappings using the Edit Button Mapping function. There are 12 new icons used to celebrate the 35th anniversary of the Super Mario Bros series.