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Samsung Galaxy S10 receiving One UI 3.0 Android 11 firmware update in the US
On December 3, 2020, Samsung officially released the third-generation custom skin One UI 3.0. This version of One UI is based on Google’s Android 11 operating system.
Starting from the Galaxy S20 series, Galaxy Note 20, Note 10, S10, Z-fold/page flip, Z-fold 2, Galaxy A51, A71, M31, M21, F41, M31s and M30 have accepted these major Android 11 changes.
In January 2021, Galaxy S10 models began to obtain stable One UI 3.0 functions in Europe. Later, due to some problems, the company cancelled the OTA. In addition, these phones started receiving One UI 3.0 updates again.
According to the information, Samsung has started to push the stable One UI 3.0 firmware update based on Android 11 to the unlocked Galaxy S10 series devices in the United States. You can check the latest software versions of Galaxy S10e, S10 and S10+ below.
Updated Software Versions:
- G970U1UEU4FUA4 – Samsung Galaxy S10e
- G973U1UEU4FUA4– Samsung Galaxy S10
- G975U1UEU4FUA4– Samsung Galaxy S10+
Built on Android 11, Samsung’s One UI 3.0 brings a totally revamped user interface that directly reflects on the lock screen, home screen, app drawer, Settings menu, and more.
With Android 11, smartphones getting several exciting new features including built-in screen recording, one-time permissions, conversation bubbles, better privacy controls, notification history, and more.
How to check for updates manually:
- Open device Settings
- Find and select the Software updates menu
- Finally, tap on Download and install button.