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Last updated: May 11th, 2020 at 11:54 UTC+02:00
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Alternatively, users of Samsung's 2019 flagships who are feeling impatient can download the new software themselves from SamMobile's firmware archive and manually flash it to their devices from a Windows computer; assuming they've double-checked the OTA build versions and made sure they're compatible with their devices' model numbers, of course.
There are no other features or improvements bundled inside either software upgrade currently hitting the Galaxy Note 10 series on T-Mobile US. That's neither surprising nor disappointing, as it's only been two weeks since Samsung's high-end smartphones received a major OTA update from the wireless carrier. The said firmware jump happened in late April, bringing the highly anticipated One UI 2.1 based on Android 10.
That was around the same time Samsung began rolling out today's May security patch to unlocked variants of the Galaxy Note 10 and Galaxy Note 10+. Much like it's always the case, T-Mobile needed time to optimize Samsung's implementation of the Google-developed software for devices compatible with its network. Relative to the after-sales support most other Android users in the United States are accustomed to, a two-week delay is a neglible setback.
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