Samsung has begun rolling out Android 10-based OneUI 2.0 stable version updates to German Galaxy Note10 and Note10+ users.
However, the update does not apply to every Note10 user in that country, and the OneUI 2.0 update is currently limited to users who are registered in the OneUI 2.0 beta.
This also means that users running the stable Android 9 Pie update on Samsung Note10 or Note10+ smartphones have not yet received the latest Android 10 update.
The first Samsung Galaxy smartphone to get an Android 10 update was the Galaxy S10. The latest Android update is available for all Galaxy S10 users in India, the United Kingdom, Poland, Spain and other countries and regions.
The OneUI 2.0 update based on Android 10 brings many new features and improves the overall stability of the device. In addition, the update will bring system-wide dark mode as well as smart lock screen, digital health, new focus mode, new gesture navigation, and the latest Android security patch for December.
OneUI 2.0 update size is about 1.9GB.
Now, the Android 10 update stable version is now available for users registered in the German Beta program, and Samsung will likely provide this update to users running Note 9 and Note 10+ running Android 9 Pie in a week or less.
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