Samsung plans to release the Android 10-based One UI 2.0 interface as well as new models as well as older smartphones as soon as possible, sharing an update schedule that shows when these updates will take place. When Samsung released its update schedule, it announced that it will release the Android 10 update for the Galaxy S10 and Galaxy Note10 series as well as the Galaxy S9 series in the first month of 2020, but the company will take the update for the Galaxy S10 and Galaxy Note10 early, and the Android 10 update for the Galaxy S9 series a month. postponed. When we look at the update schedule that Samsung shared recently, it is seen that the Samsung Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9 + models will receive the Android 10 based One UI 2.0 update as of next month. Samsung’s update schedule: Galaxy S9 (February) Galaxy S9 + (February) Galaxy A30 (March) Galaxy M40 (March) Galaxy A6 (April) Galaxy A7 (2018) (April) Galaxy A50 (April) Galaxy A50s (April) Galaxy A70 (April) Galaxy A70s (April) Galaxy A80 (April) Galaxy Fold (April) Galaxy M30s (April) Galaxy Tab S6 (April) Galaxy A6 + (May) Galaxy A9 (2018) (May) Galaxy A8 Star (May) Galaxy A10 (May) Galaxy A10s (May) Galaxy A20 (May) Galaxy A30s (May) Galaxy A9 (2018) (May) Galaxy M10s (May) Galaxy J6 (June) Galaxy A20s (June) Galaxy J6 + (July) Galaxy J7 Duo (July) Galaxy J8 (July) Galaxy Tab S4 10.5 (July) Galaxy Tab S5e (July) Galaxy Tab A8 (2019) (August) Galaxy Tab S5e (August) Galaxy Tab A10.5 (September) Galaxy Tab A10.1 (2019) (September) According to the updated calendar of Samsung, there is no model next to the Galaxy S9 series, which will receive the Android 10 update next month. In addition, the Samsung Galaxy S8 family, the previous S series, is not listed.
