Tag: Android 10

Galaxy A70 Users Now Receiving Android 10 Update
Samsung is now rolling out its latest Android 10 update with the company’s One UI 2.0 interface for Galaxy A70. In the last few moves, Samsung has surprised everyone by seeding the newest update on many of its flagship & mid-range smartphones before the scheduled roadmap. This month, Android 10 has installed on Galaxy A30 & Galaxy A50s smartphones, and now Galaxy A70 is getting updated. The firmware version A705FNXXU5BTB9 is currently available in Ukraine that weighs 2060MB in size.
The new version also bumps google’s latest February 2020 security patch level. Once you update, your Galaxy A70 gets system-wide Dark Mode along with other goodies. As per the previous roadmap, Galaxy A70 supposed to get Android 10 in April so at least some users are lucky to get the version before its actual release month. It indicates the remaining Galaxy A series smartphones will get the update before the scheduled time.
To check the new Android 10 update manually, go to Settings on your smartphone and then head to Software Update. Here, tap on Download and install. The latest version may soon available in other countries in the coming days. The Galaxy A70 was launched last year with a 6.7-inch screen and super AMOLED display. It also offers Snapdragon 675 chipset and is powered with a 4,500mAh battery.
February 20, 2020
Galaxy Note 9 Receives Third Android 10 Beta Version
Samsung is now starting to roll out the third Android 10-based One UI 2.0 beta version for Galaxy Note 9 users. The latest software version means to fix many issues and boosts user experience. The firmware N960FXXU4ZSL7 is released and currently rolling out in India & the firmware version N960NKSU3ZSL8 in South Korea. The new version is 395 MB in size and comes with the December security patch. Two weeks ago, in the second beta release, the company had squashed major bugs and stabilized most of the functions. In this rollout, Samsung has fixed the SPen Aircommand translation issue, as SPen is the essential part of any Note series device.
The mobile hotspot connection now stabilizes and the issue while using Samsung Pass has also been solved. The other fixes come to Iris recognition for Secure Folder is failed & FC occurs while editing LED icons. The Secure Folder problem was in all beta versions of most of the smartphone, but Samsung always fixed in the later releases.
Samsung is now moving fast to upgrade all its smartphones to the latest stable Android 10-based One UI 2.0 version. Till now, Samsung’s this year’s premium smartphones Galaxy S10, Galaxy S10+, Galaxy S10e, Galaxy S10 5G, Galaxy Note 10, and Galaxy Note 10+ have received the new version. In the mid-range segment, Galaxy M20 & Galaxy M30 are lucky devices to get stable Android 10 updates before any Galaxy A series of smartphones. The roadmap shows Galaxy Note 9 will get stable version in January 2020 but as Samsung’s previous moves, we could see it happen earlier.
December 18, 2019
Galaxy Note 10 Receives fifth Android 10 Beta Update
Samsung has released 5th Android 10 beta update for Galaxy Note 10 & Note 10+ devices. The latest firmware rolled out to fix various issues & bugs by improving user experience. It has fixed the problem of camera memory leak and some Android app crashing. The new version, N97*FXXU1ZSL7 is for Galaxy Note 10 & Note 10+, and N976NKSU1ZSL7 for 5G version, with 136 MB size, are now pushing out in South Korea & India. Samsung has confirmed in the official statement that the stable Android 10 will release before the end of the year.
The issue when switching to landscape mode during subscription setting & clipboard edge is not displaying has fixed. The lock screen goes black after the fingerprint unlocks the main concern for Galaxy S9 duo & now on Galaxy Note 10 series; thus the company sets it in the latest software. The smartphone resetting after installing new FOTA and Live message camera video issues have taken care of in this piece of code.
The new version of Android 10 beta is out for South Korean & Indian users. In the next few hours, it may reach to other regions. There was chatter about the previous fourth version that could be the last update before we getting stable One UI 2.0 on both Galaxy Note 10 & Note 10+. It now looks like it may take some to get an official launch date.
December 11, 2019
Galaxy S9 & S9+ Gets Second Android 10 Beta Update
Samsung has pushed a second beta update of Android 10 for Galaxy S9 & Galaxy S9+ smartphones. The latest version brings many fixes to the existing features to provide stability & improve the overall quality. The firmware version G96*FXXU7ZSL2 is now rolling out in India with the December security patch. Some major fixes are, the data leak by GPS, S Health measurement error, slow hotspot speed issue, can not enter security folder pattern, the noise of the Bluetooth devices.
It has fixed the rebooting issue that occurs while connecting mobile hotspot and when the VPN runs. Samsung Internet has also improved and the terminating problem while opening page with lots of text & images have been fixed. Samsung Dex has improved by solving the crashing issue to give the uninterrupted usage. The latest version also promises, the message ‘Call/text on other devices’ does not disappear in the quick panel.
For gamers, the heating problem has solved so they could play high graphics games for longer duration without device fever. Specifically, it mentioned that fixes come to Clash Royale game where smartphone reboots while playing. It also fixes, screen black right after unlocking the device with fingerprint recognition.
The new firmware has also dispatched with fixes for link sharing app and unsupported mobile hotspot 5GHz. The update for both Galaxy S9 & Galaxy S9+ has released via OTA. You can check for the latest version from Settings > Software Update > Download & install. The stable Android 10 version for both galaxy S9 duo has scheduled in January 2020 in some countries.
December 10, 2019
Stable Android 10 for Galaxy Note 10 & Note 10+ Coming Soon
The stable Android 10 update for Galaxy Note 10 & Note 10+ will start to roll out before the end of this year. The community manager at Samsung’s official forum in South Korea has confirmed it. It is the same guy who has a record to announce the accurate dates of Android 10 beta updates. The fixed release date has not unveiled yet, but the other guy with the user name Galaxy3813 has mentioned that stable update would release before December 25. He is a brand ambassador at the Samsung Community forum & helping others in beta testing.
The Galaxy Note 10 & Note 10+ are now running on the 3rd beta version and the upcoming 4th beta will be the last one in South Korea. The beta community manager has also confirmed that the Galaxy Fold is not going to get the beta version. Last week, the company has declared any Galaxy A series devices will not get the beta version, instead, they will get a stable version.
At the end of last month, Samsung has released stable One UI 2.0 with Android 10 version for Galaxy S10 series smartphones. It rolled out for both beta & non-beta users. The latest update has now spread in all the major countries. Now it is time for Galaxy Note 10 & Note 10+ users to taste the new One UI 2.0 with Android 10 update. We will inform you when the company reveals the official release date.
Update: Samsung Russia has offically confrmed that the stable One UI 2.0 with Android 10 update is coming to Galaxy Note 10 & Note 10+ smartphones before end of the year.
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December 9, 2019
Galaxy A Series Not Getting Android 10 Beta
The community manager at Samsung’s South Korean Samsung Member app has stated that the Galaxy A series of smartphones will not get One UI 2.0 with the Android 10 Beta version. The news coming from South Korea, where community beta manager at Samsung forum replied to a user’s query regarding the beta program for Galaxy A series of smartphones. The users asked whether in the last month of this year will release a beta version for any Galaxy A of series smartphones, and the official team replied to the user, with ‘No’ answer.
Till now, only premium smartphones have received the latest beta version. The Galaxy S10 series, Galaxy Note 10 series, Galaxy Note 9 & Galaxy S9 duo has ever taken part in the beta testing program. Samsung Galaxy S10 has got seven beta updates, Galaxy Note series has received three beta updates and the Galaxy S9 series will get the second update in the next week. We were thinking at least Galaxy A90, Galaxy A70 & Galaxy A50 should have tested the beta version. But it looks like Samsung has finally decided to release a stable version for all Galaxy smartphones.
As per the roadmap, Galaxy A30 will be the first smartphone to get the Android 10 beta version. The Galaxy A50, A70, A80, A6, A7 & A9 series devices will get it in April. The South Korean Galaxy A9 Pro users may receive a new version in January. The roadmap could change as Galaxy S10 is now getting a stable version so you can hope that your device will get the latest Android 10 release at the beginning of 2020.
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December 5, 2019
Samsung Rescheduled Original Android 10 Roadmap
This week, Samsung has officially released a roadmap of stable Android 10 updates for some Galaxy smartphones. Now, today, the company has rescheduled its roadmap by changing original dates for some smartphones. It is has officially posted in Samsung Members app of India about the changes in previous timetable. This changed reschedule maybe not good for some users but the Galaxy S9 & Galaxy S9+ users will be happy as their devices will get Android 10 versions in January 2020. The Galaxy M30 & Galaxy A30 is also getting new software in January along with Galaxy M20 and Galaxy S10 & Galaxy Note 10 series.
Previously, Galaxy S9 & Galaxy S9+were supposed to get Android 10 in April, as well as Galaxy M30 & Galaxy A30 were scheduled to February. Now Samsung has changed the dates and gave priority to these devices by releasing updates earlier than expected.
The mid-range smartphones Galaxy A50 & Galaxy A70 will get the new update in April 2020 along with Galaxy Fold in same month. Samsung has also posted Galaxy M40 will get the latest version in March 2020. And as always, Galaxy tablets will be getting in the second half of 2020, except Galaxy Tab S6 that gets update in April.
As per this official confirmation, in January, Samsung will release One UI 2.0 with Android 10 for eleven devices. Samsung has already said the company could change the roadmap if there is an issue in the process. We will inform you if there is another news from Samsung regarding the official Android 10 roadmap.
November 28, 2019
Android 10 Beta Starts for Galaxy S9 & Galaxy S9+
Samsung has finally started One UI 2 Beta with Android 10 for last year’s Galaxy S9 & Galaxy S9+ smartphones. The beta program for both smartphones is now live in UK, India & South Korea. Surprisingly, this time, Indian users have received an Android 10 Beta update before other countries. In the beta testing of Galaxy S10, Galaxy Note 10, Indian users received it after a few weeks. The Galaxy Note 9 users in India are also accepting the Android 10 Beta version, as they are also getting the invitation to join.
As always, South Korea is the first country to receive the new beta update. The official banner has now posted on the Samsung community of UK, India & South Korea. To participate in the program, head to the Samsung Member app and register to it. The firmware version G960FXXU7ZSKD is rolling out on Galaxy S9 and version G965FXXU7ZSKD is available for Galaxy S9+, both counts nearly 1816 MB in size.
The Note 9 users in India are getting firmware version N960FXXU4ZSK7 that weighs 1930 MB in size. Galaxy S10 & Galaxy Note 10 series are now coming to the end of beta testing so they will get the stable version in the coming months. Samsung has also mentioned Galaxy S10 users will get a stable Android 10 update in January and later all the Galaxy smartphones as per the schedule.
November 27, 2019
Android 10 Beta Released for Galaxy Note9
Samsung has finally started to roll out One UI 2 Beta with Android 10 for older galaxy smartphones. The Galaxy Note9 is the new smartphone that is now receiving Android 10 Beta in South Korea with firmware version starts with N960NKSU3ZSK6. This week, the official community manager at Samsung community South Korea has promised to deliver a beta update for Galaxy Note 9 users. And as promised, today, Samsung is now rolling out Android 10 Beta updates in the home country.
To participate in Beta testing users need to download the Samsung Member app on the Galaxy Note9. The official banner is now posted on the Samsung Member app or Samsung community website page of South Korea. To get the latest version you have to click on the register link and then you can download new version from Settings – Software Update on your smartphone.
At the time of the Galaxy S10 series, Samsung has allowed the first 1000 users to download the new version. This time we have to see how many users the company will allow entering beta testing.
Samsung Galaxy S10 has received its fifth beta update and recently Galaxy Note 10 users have got a second beta update. The Galaxy S9 & S9+ users will get the Android 10 beta update next week. After South Korea, Germany & the US users will get the latest One UI 2 with Android 10 Beta version in the coming days.
Update: Android 10 Beta for Galaxy Note 9 is now rolling out in UK. Many users have joined the program and downloaded latest beta update on the smartphone.
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November 20, 2019
Galaxy Note 9 Getting Android 10 Beta this week, Note 10 Gets 2nd Update
Samsung has pushed the 2nd Android 10 beta update for Galaxy Note 10 & Note 10+ smartphones. The update brings many fixes to the previous bugs and improves the user experience. The firmware update N97*FXXU1ZSK8 is releasing in South Korea and India that counts nearly 771MB in size. The other Galaxy S10 series has already received its 4th beta update and as per the report, it is on the final stage to get a stable Android 10 version.
The notable changes into the second beta version are that it has now fixed screen flickering & Always-on Display issues. The noise issues while connecting Bluetooth devices have been taken care of in the latest firmware and the gesture interaction has improved. Apart from that, it has fixed various problems on the device to enhance overall quality. The newest firmware has brought November 1st Android security patch.
Now moving to the other news, the Beta Operation Manager for Samsung Community South Korea has confirmed that this week Galaxy Note 9 is getting an Android 10 based OneUI 2.0 beta version.
He has not revealed any date but it is the same guy who had announced the accurate date for Galaxy Note 10 & Galaxy S10 beta updates. He has also mentioned Galaxy S9 series will get a beta version in the next week. As always, South Korean users will receive a new version before other countries.
November 18, 2019
Android 10 Beta for Galaxy Note 10 Series Starts Soon
The Galaxy Note 10 series smartphones will soon get the One UI 2.0 Beta with Android 10. The official banner has now posted by Community Manager in Samsung Member’s app in South Korea. It has confirmed the beta version is “Coming Soon” in the country for the Galaxy Note 10 5G & Note 10+ 5G. Samsung has already delayed the Note 10’s Android 10 Beta program due to some internal problems. It supposed to release on October 21 in the first place but that didn’t happen. Now the official post from the Samsung team will assure the Android 10 Beta version is coming soon for the Note 10 series.
Other Galaxy S10 series smartphone users are now slowly getting their hands on the beta program. It is now available in South Korea, Uk, Germany, Poland, Spain & in the US. The Indian Galaxy S10 users have to wait for a while to test the version as it has postponed for a later date. First, it had scheduled to October 21st along with other few countries but due to the errors, it has now delayed without any confirmed date.
One UI 2.0 Beta with Android 10 for Galaxy Note 10 series will open soon in other countries. You can join the program using the Samsung Members app. As for South Korea, the Galaxy Note 10 & Note 10+ phones would get the Beta version after it hits to the Note 10 5G models. The official release date & other official notes will be posted on the Samsung Member app so you must install & log in to the app from Play Store.
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October 22, 2019
Android 10 Beta for Galaxy S10 Starts in India
Samsung has quietly launched One UI 2.0 Beta with Android 10 program for few selected users in India. The Indian users with Galaxy S10, Galaxy S10+ & Galaxy S10e can join the program if they have invited by the company. The users called Brand Ambassador who are close to the company in many ways and help users on Samsung Members app is now getting their hands on the new Android 10 beta testing program. Samsung has already released it in South Korea, Germany & the US. If you go to the Samsung Members app or website page in India then you will not see banner or invitation link, but some users are now saying that they are getting invitations from the Samsung to join the program before any one else.
The one user who is brand ambassador at Samsung Members app has shared the information and sent the screenshot of his new Galaxy S10. Many users have now confirmed it and installed new firmware version on their smartphones.
South Korea was the first country to get the new version on their Galaxy S10 series smartphones. Later, the company has released it in the US & Germany. In the first phase, only 1000 users were invited to the beta testing but later on October 14 it released for all Galaxy S10 series users. The Galaxy S10 5G will get it soon as South Korean Samsung community page has now posted a banner with ‘Coming Soon’. As per the report, Galaxy Note 10 series is suppose to get the latest version on October 21 and later remaining Samsung phones will join the beta program.
If you are in India and did not get the invitation link then you must wait for some while to get the invitation. To download the new One UI 2.0 Beta with Android 10, you must register to Samsung Members app, where you will get the launch date, invitation link & all the necessary information. To install the Samsung Members app, go to Play Store and download it. Note that it is beta testing and some features may not work properly so join it if you know what you are doing.
October 16, 2019
Samsung Support Revealed Galaxy S10 Android 10 Beta Details
Update: Something didn’t go well on Samsung’s side & the company finally decided to postpone the release date of the beta version at the last minute. As we reached to the company, it says there are some issues with the beta version so the company confirmed to delay it. When most of the users asked for the reason, the customer support said the bugs in the beta version were causing issues to save the camera images in the gallery, open camera properly, images can not load into My Files & Gallery and the error in default Media Player are few of them. The customer support has mentioned mid-October as the release date for the beta version.
Original Story: Samsung team has announced that they will start One UI 2.0 Beta with android 10 from October 10 for Galaxy S10, Galaxy S10+ & Galaxy S10e. The users in South Korea will taste the new version before any other country. To answer the queries of users, the Samsung customer care executive said that users can test One UI 2.0 Beta program on their smartphones on October 10th. The in-charge of Samsung Mobile Phone in South Korea has sent the message and revealed some more details. First, it confirmed the launch date for the Android 10 Beta program and said it will be held as a first come first serve basis.
In the first phase, there will be a total of 10,000 participants can take part in the program. In South Korea, SKT, KT, LGU+ & unlocked users can participate in the first phase. There are limited seats available for each carrier. In first 10,000 users, 5000 are SKT users, 2,000 KT users, 2,000 LGU+ users and 1,000 unlocked users. Here is the official message received by our user.
The executive has also revealed the next schedule of One UI 2.0 Beta with the Android 10 program. The next beta testing will start from October 21 to November 14. The information from South Korea suggests that Galaxy Note 10 series will get One UI 2.0 Beta testing from October 21st, but not confirmed yet by any officials. To participate in the Beta program, log in to the Samsung Member app & wait for official posts to register in the program that will be posted today at any time.
The news coming from Germany also suggests that the Android 10 Beta program in Germany for Galaxy S10 will start from October 21. We will inform you if there is more information on the topic.
October 10, 2019
Android 10 One UI 2 Beta for Galaxy S10 is Coming
Samsung team has officially announced the One UI 2.0 Beta with Android 10 is coming soon to the Galaxy S10, Galaxy S10+ & Galaxy S10e smartphones. The official Samsung team has posted the banner on the forum of the Samsung community and revealed some information. The banner is now active in two major countries – US & South Korea, tells Galaxy S10 series will get Beta firmware version. The post on the South Korean Samsung community also mentions Galaxy S10 5G will also get the Android 10 Beta version in the near future.
In the US, Sprint & T-Mobile users are the lucky ones to get their hands on the Android 10 Beta version before other carriers. They can install it along with unlocked Galaxy S10 series devices when the company releases the Beta firmware. The banner hasn’t mentioned Galaxy S10 5G, but we think sooner it will join the force. The new Galaxy Note 10 series are not part of this program; they might get it in the second phase that Note 10 series is Samsung’s latest premium phones.
To join the One UI 2.0 Beta program, first, register to the Samsung Members community. On all Samsung smartphones, the Samsung Member app comes pre-installed. The Beta version is only for limited users so to book your spot, you must ready on the opening date. The launch date will be announced on the Samsung Member or community forum in the coming days. You can refer to the below links of Samsung communities in both countries.
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October 9, 2019