To update the Android OS on your Samsung smartphone, you will need to have a minimum battery charge of 20%. You may be prompted to update when it’s available, otherwise, system updates can be done over a Wi-Fi connection or with the Software Upgrade Assistant.
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To manually check for updates, navigate to Settings > System updates, and tap “Check for system updates“. If your system is up-to-date, you don’t need to do anything further. Otherwise, tap Download and then tap Install Now to update your phone.
For Samsung smartphones running Android 10/Android 9 Pie and One UI 2.0/1.0:
If you are using a Galaxy Note 10, Galaxy S10, Galaxy Note 9, Galaxy S9, or another Samsung smartphone with Android 10 or Android 9 Pie. If you are, you can follow the steps to update your phone’s software:
- Open Settings.
- Scroll and Tap Software update.
- Tap Download and install, if there is an update available, the phone will automatically start the download.
- If available, you can install the update right away by tapping Install now option or do it later tapping Schedule install.
- If you tap Schedule install, it will let you select a time for when the update will be installed.
For Samsung smartphones running Android Oreo/Android Nougat:
- Open Settings.
- Scroll and Tap Software update.
- Tap Download and install, if there is an update available, the phone will automatically start the download.
- To use schedule software updates, just tap the toggle for Scheduled software updates.
How to use Smart Switch?
The Smart Switch will only work if a particular update is already available for your device. Using Smart Switch’s computer version, you can update a device with the latest software. Your device will be more stable, and it will perform better.
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