Samsung confirms three major OS updates for the Galaxy Note 10/20 and Galaxy S10/S20 series (flagship device launched with Android 9 or later)

We’ve already argued on the matter of Samsung’s software update system and only a two-year OS update cycle. Now, it seems like Samsung has heard our discussion to bring some important changes in software support for its smartphones.

The South Korean tech giant, at Unpacked event, confirmed that it’ll provide up to three generations OS software updates. Yup, you got it right and the new Samsung Galaxy Note 20 series will be the first to benefit from this new announcement.

Samsung says it will give three major OS updates to the flagship device launched with Android 9 or later, for example, Galaxy S10, which launched with Android 9.

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“Availability of feature and security updates may vary by device and country. Update supported for flagship models from Galaxy S10 (Android 9) or later.”

It means the 3 major OS update program include the Galaxy Note 10 series, Galaxy Note 20 series, Galaxy S10 series, Galaxy S20 series, Galaxy Z Flip 5G, Galaxy Z Flip, and Galaxy Fold.

Previously, Samsung flagships are promised to receive two major OS upgrades but many of the Samsung consumers were not happy with this so-called 2 year “Software Update Support”.

This new change in its software policy likely to have a positive effect on the people who are thinking and will think of buying Samsung flagships. It may also help the company to sell extra devices.

Samsung’s One UI operating system is built on top of Android and later this year, users will be able to test One UI 3 (Android 11) through beta testing. More information linked here.