Samsung continues to distribute updates. Now that is Galaxy Note 10 Lite your turn. The manufacturer donated the major update to One UI 2.1 to the cell phone. This contains numerous features of the Galaxy S20. There are also indications that Samsung also supplies other devices.
For the Galaxy Note 10 Lite, the update to One UI 2.1 is currently rolling out, reports SamMobile. So the economy version of the Galaxy Note 10 gets some of the best features in February celebrated its premiere in the Galaxy S20. The current version of Samsung’s user interface for Android includes, among others some new camera modes like Single Take and a pro mode for video recording.
April patch part of the update
You can also look forward to updated AR Emoji, Quick Share and Music Share. With the latter function, friends can connect to your Bluetooth speakers or headphones. Both you and your friends can then choose which music to play. Part of the update for the Galaxy Note 10 Lite (to the test) is also the security patch for April.
One UI 2.1 currently only appears to be available in Spain and the United Arab Emirates. There the firmware has the version number N770FXXU2BTD4. Experience has shown that the update will also appear in Germany within a few days. As soon as the package is available for download on your Galaxy Note 10 Lite, you will receive a push notification. Alternatively, look in the settings for an update; tap on “software update and” download and install “.
Supplies Samsung S9 and Note 9?
One UI 2.1 was first available on the Galaxy S20, Galaxy S20 + and Galaxy S20 Ultra. In the meantime, Samsung has also released its updated user interface for the Galaxy S10 and Galaxy Note 10, among others. For the Galaxy S10 Lite the patch is already there.
It is still unclear whether the Galaxy S9 and Galaxy Note 9 will also receive the update. Although there have been other reports in the meantime, it seems to be looking good. An employee from Samsung India at least promised One UI 2.1. However, he could not name a release date. At least technically, there shouldn’t be anything against an update for the Note 9, which contains the same processor as the Note 10 Lite.
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