Stable Galaxy S10 Android 10 update now out for those on Android Pie
Last year, it was a Christmas gift, and this time, Samsung has chosen Thanksgiving as the special occasion to release the next version of Android for its latest flagship. The company pushed out the stable Android 10 update to the Galaxy S10 series in Germany for beta users earlier today, and now the update is rolling out for the general public, which means you can update to Android 10 and One UI 2.0 right away even if you’re on Android Pie.
Like the update for beta users, the stable update for those on Android Pie is only available in Germany at this time. It could be a few days or a few weeks before Samsung expands availability of the update to other markets, and we can only just wait and see which of the two it will be. For now, if you’re in Germany and are rocking a Galaxy S10e, Galaxy S10, or Galaxy S10+, you should be able to download Android 10 by tapping the Download and install option in the phone’s Settings » Software update menu.
Once you have updated your phone, do check out our coverage of all the new features you get with One UI 2.0 and see what improvements and changes it brings to the user interface over One UI 1.1/1.5. Also let us know in the comments whether the update has been released in your country.
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Just received the update in the Netherlands, works well
When will italy receive android 10?
“For those who are on Pie”. Dude, all the S10 series comes with Pie preinstalled 😉
its out in UAE
The floodgates are open now. All needs to be PATIENT for it to show and be done.
just got it in UAE
Great job… 😀
Hey guys, just downloaded and installed so thanks for noticing this. Finally, Samsung and good job as this is exactly support what is expected for flag ship with premium price. Looking forward for change-log and whats now 😉
Installed and phone never been so smoooooooth👌👌
I still don’t understand why software updates are not available worldwide like updates on iPhone. Samsung doesn’t have servers to supply everyone at the same time with update?
I doesn’t work the same way. Apple have only one version of each iPhone model. There are numerous versions of each Samsung phone. Plus carriers are generally distributing the updates unless it’s unlocked.
Because there are different models of the same phone, and some phones are region locked or carrier locked so it has to be done by country.
It’s still not an explanation
1st- Carriers. Unles your phone is unlocked, once samsung sends them the update, they have to review it, sometimes tweak it with their own software and then (whenever they deign to do so) release it. Which is why locked phones usually suck.
2nd- Phased rollout. Its pretty simple, realease an update to the whole world / models at the same time and if theres an issue, the whole world will have an issue. Do only some devices at a time, and then the issue is worldwide.
But Germany doesn’t celebrate thanksgiving…? 😂
Anybody installed it yet?
Amazing. 🥳🥳🥳
