According to RPRNA, Samsung is now rolling out the stable One UI 3.0 based Android 11 update for its older flagship. This update is rolling out for the Galaxy Note 10 and Galaxy Note 10 Plus devices. As of now it is rolled out in Germany and will soon be available in other smartphone markets.
The latest firmware carries the following version numbers:
- N970FXXU6ETLL – Samsung Galaxy Note 10
- N975FXXU6ETLL – Samsung Galaxy Note 10+
Samsung One UI 3.0 is based on Android 11. It brings several new changes in the user interface that reflects on the app drawer, Settings menu, notification panel, lock screen for improved user experience. It also installs the December 2020 security patch for better device security.
According to the official roadmap, Samsung Galaxy Note 10 series has listed to get the Android 11 update from January 2021, but the company has already released this major update earlier than it was scheduled. Not only this, but the company has also released the One UI 3.0 firmware update to the Galaxy S20 FE, S10 Lite, and Z Flip devices.
After the Galaxy Note 10, it is expected that the company will soon release the One UI 3.0 update for the Galaxy S10 series devices. For now, the Galaxy Note 10 beta testers and One UI 2.5 running devices can check for the stable Android 11 update manually by following the steps given below.
To check for the update manually, just go to Settings, then search for the Software updates option, and then click on Download and Install.
