Android 12 is now also ready for the Samsung Galaxy S10 series. The update updates the phone with the improvements of Samsung’s One UI 4.0 software shell. At the time of writing, the update has already been rolled out in Germany, but it can arrive in the Netherlands and Belgium at any time.
Samsung Galaxy S10 and Android 12
On Tuesday, Samsung came up with a nice gift for users of its flagships from 2020. Several users of the Galaxy S20 (FE), Note 20 and Z Fold 2 reported that the Android 12 was available for them. Now that those updates are going out, Samsung doesn’t seem to know when to stop. It is now the turn of the Galaxy S10, S10e and S10 Plus.
In One UI 4.0, users get a new design where the colors of the interface are determined based on the background you set. There are also new privacy features, widgets, camera improvements and more. Samsung covered all the features of the major One UI 4.0 update in these videos, and here’s our screenshots of the key improvements. On top of that, there are also the novelties that Google has put in Android 12. You will find more information about this in the articles below.
- Android 12 official: these are the main new features
- Eight things that are great about Android 12
How to install the update
The update should normally be visible in the notifications as soon as you have it, but you can also search manually. This can be done via: Settings > Software Update > Download and Install. Samsung is rolling out the update in phases, which means that it may take a few days before you can also install the update. It is currently available to users in Germany.
Have you already received the update on your phone from the Samsung Galaxy S10 series? Can such an update to the latest version of Android convince you to use your current phone even longer? Let us know in the comments at the bottom of this article.
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