Having a massive smartphone portfolio globally, Samsung really has to put in extraordinary efforts when it comes to software updates.
And while every other brand is following a lethargic development process, Samsung has already made the transition to the latest versions of Android for a major chunk of its devices.
No wonder why the brand is the undisputed king on the software development front.
It’s now time for the U.S. unlocked Samsung Galaxy S10 series owners to rejoice as the One UI 3.1 update has just begun to roll out.
The news comes from Samsung’s own official database where the U.S. unlocked Samsung S10 series devices have been enlisted with the One UI 3.1 update.
The update not only brings new changes but also takes the monthly security patch level to March.
The changelog, however, remains the same as it has been on the previously rolled out updates.
What makes this rollout a big process is that these units are sold through various carriers including the likes of Sprint, U.S. Cellular, Comcast, Cellular South, AT&T, Xfinity Mobile, Nextech/C-Spire, Bluegrass Cellular, Verizon, and T-Mobile.
– Support Buds auto-switching between Galaxy phone and tablet.
The Galaxy S10 series follows the Note 10 series that already received the same update a couple of weeks ago for the U.S. unlocked units.
Samsung has been consistently pushing to provide an even better user experience in recent times. More such optimizations will continue to roll out from Samsung’s repository.
In the meantime, don’t miss out on the latest developments related to One UI 3.1 by keeping an eye here.
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