Samsung starts rolling out stable Android 10 update for Galaxy Note 9. The Android 10 update for the Galaxy Note 9 is just restricted to users who took part in the beta testing program. The steady Android 10 update for the Galaxy Note 9 carries One UI 2.0 with a cleaner plan, yet the update itself doesn’t include any new highlights beside bringing the December Android security fix. With respect to Galaxy Note 9 users who didn’t take an interest in the beta testing process, they will get the update in January.
The OTA update is simply around 100MB in size, potentially in light of the fact that every one of the highlights that are set to land with the steady Android 10 update have just been seeded by means of beta updates.
The update has the assemble number N960FXXU4DSLB/N960FOXM4DSLA/N960FXXU4DSLA, and furthermore conveys the December Android security fix. The fix notes notice that following the update, users will never again get any new beta update for the Galaxy Note 9, and will just get steady updates from this point forward.
Additionally, all beta input will be halted too. As referenced over, the update brings the last form of One UI 2.0, which packs a large group of stylish and practical changes contrasted with One UI dependent on Android Pie. For Galaxy Note 9 users in India, Samsung has vowed to reveal the steady Android 10 update in January.
