Android 10 roll-out for the Samsung Galaxy S10 series hits 10 more countries
Samsung’s Galaxy S10 family of devices are slowly getting their upgrade to Android 10. The latest version of Android was initially pushed out to the Galaxy S10, S10e and S10+ in Germany a few weeks back and is now making its way to devices in 10 additional countries. Unfortunately, the U.S. and Canada didn’t make the cut, but if you live in Algeria, Bangladesh, France, India, Ireland, Poland, Russia, Spain, the UAE, or the UK, you should now to able to install the Android 10 update with One UI 2.0 on your Samsung Galaxy S10.
If the update notification on your phone has not popped up yet, you can try pinging Samsung’s update servers manually by going to Settings > Software update > Download and install.
One UI 2 comes with a few visual tweaks to make the interface more user-friendly, but it also incorporates all the major changes that Google introduced with Android 10. The video below will give you a better idea of what to expect with the Android 10 update.
As of right now, there’s still no indication as to when the U.S. variants of the Samsung Galaxy S10 will be getting the Android 10 update. Traditionally, devices on this side of the Atlantic don’t get updated until after the new year. The cause for the delay typically is associated with the additional testing needed to get the update certified by the major service providers in the U.S.
If you happen to be among those getting the Android 10 update this week, leave us a comment below and let us know what you like most about the update.