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As promised, the latest version of Samsung's One UI is starting to roll out for the unlocked versions of the Galaxy S10 and Galaxy Note10 phones. The update bumps up the version of One UI to 2.1 and delivers some of the new features the Galaxy S20 lineup has. The firmware versions for the Galaxy S10 and the Galaxy Note10 are G97xU1UEU3DTC9 and N97xU1UEU3CTC9, respectively. The first one weighs around 1.4GB while the Nopte10's upgrade is a little over 1.6GB big. The list of new features is in the changelog - Single Take, Pro mode for video recording, AR Zone and My Filters. Additionally, the front camera can now record 1080p and 2160p videos at 60 frames per second. The Quick Share and Music Share features are also on the list. And last, but not least, the update delivers the latest April security patch from Google, kudos for that. . . . . #samsung #videorecording #securitypatch #oneui2point1 #promode #techies_page #techies #tech #technology #latest #version #rollingout #rollout #samsunggalaxys10 #galaxys10 #s10 #samsunggalaxys10plus #galaxys10plus #s10plus #samsunggalaxynote10 #galaxynote10 #note10 #samsunggalaxynote10plus #galaxynote10plus #note10plus #update #updates #features #firmware #singletake https://www.instagram.com/p/B-j0K8xgyKY/?igshid=9w8grx31rpzv

Earlier this month we found out that Samsung was apparently readying the update to One UI 2.1 for the Galaxy S9, S9+, and Note9. The information came from a company representative posting on the company's official Korean forum. Now though, a different post on the same forum by another representative strongly implies that at the time Samsung has no plans to bring One UI to its flagship models from 2018. Of course such plans might change in the future, but given how the company only focuses on security updates after two years pass from a phone's initial release, we wouldn't hold our collective breaths. One UI 2.1 is the latest iteration of Samsung's skin on top of Android. It made its debut on the S20, S20+, and S20 Ultra, then last week it also made it to the S10, S10+, and Note10. As the versioning implies, this is actually a minor update to One UI 2.0, which was delivered to all Samsung handsets that got the update to Android 10 - S9, S9+, and Note9 included. So while One UI 2.0 could be the end of the line for these handsets, it's not really a huge loss not to have One UI 2.1. And hopefully no one was expecting the Korean company, given its track record, to ever deliver Android 11 to devices from 2018. . . . . #oneui #oneui2 #oneui2point1 #samsunggalaxys9 #galaxys9 #samsunggalaxynote9 #galaxynote9 #update #samsunggalaxys9plus #galaxys9plus #galaxys20 #galaxys20plus #galaxys20ultra #samsunggalaxys20 #samsunggalaxys20plus #samsunggalaxys20ultra #tech #techies #techies_page #technology #android10 #android11 #oneui2point0 #android #korean #forum #samsung #samsunggalaxy #galaxy #flagship https://www.instagram.com/p/B-bYFLCgsCG/?igshid=1ccqg6qnh4fi1