New firmware for Samsung Galaxy S10 series has been released. The update improves Bluetooth, camera, and stability. The update will be rolled out in batches across the globe and will be available to unlocked S10 and S10 Plus units of various regions including Australia, India, Philippines and more.
Introduction
Yesterday Samsung is now distributing the latest firmware update for the Galaxy S10 series, which will bring improvement to their camera, bluetooth and general stability.
The release of this new update comes in addition to an update that was released on March 4th.
That said, this new firmware is available for all three different models of the Samsung Galaxy S10 Series.
These include the S10+, S10e and the standard model, which includes Snapdragon 855 processor.
The new update for Galaxy S10 5G in Switzerland comes with improved performance by enabling MIMO (Multiple Input Multiple Output) technology.
MIMO enables connection to up to 16 antennas at once from 3 cell towers at once or 4 LTE networks at once.
Along with new features, Samsung has also updated its system version to One UI 1.3 based on Android 9 Pie operating system.
If you want to get the new update, make sure your phone has a Wi-Fi connection.
Then navigate to Settings > Software updates > Download new updates manually > Confirm installing OTA.
After accepting, it may take around 20 minutes before your phone’s screen turns off while downloading and installing the new update.
For more information about this newest software upgrade check Samsung’s website .
You can find out when new software upgrades are scheduled to come out as well as if any bugs have been found through user feedback.
The updates are free and can be done wirelessly. Just make sure your phone has a WiFi connection before starting the download process.
What’s new in the update?
There will be changes in the latest updates to Bluetooth, camera, and stability.
With a variety of new features, it is now possible to use it in Switzerland with 5G networks.
It’s worth noting, though, that this firmware update won’t impact the device’s display in 256 color mode which is very common for many phones today.
The update will be available for all Galaxy S10 models with two variants available: SM-G9303ZCU1AQD2/SM-G9307ZCU1AQD2/SM-G9505ZCU1AQD2/SM-G9508ZCU1AQD2
Users should first check whether their devices have an upgrade available by visiting
Settings > Software updates > Download Updates Manually or through Samsung Smart Switch software.
If you have a compatible model then go ahead and install the new firmware but if you don’t see anything listed then sit tight because Samsung usually releases them in batches so there’s still hope yet.
The company sometimes takes up to 10 days or more before they start rolling out system updates across all compatible devices, so even if you don’t see anything right now just remain patient as new upgrades usually come at night time especially during weekdays.
If your region has received an update already just go ahead and install it as soon as possible so you won’t miss out any new features or enhancements.
The new firmware comes with four different versions which means the company intends to release it gradually. It’s recommended to wait until it gets to your region and installs the new one instead of going on AndroidPIT or XDA Developers forums just to download an unofficial version.
What you should do instead is wait patiently for Samsung Mobile US or South Korea official release or get notifications sent automatically from Google Play Services as soon as new releases come out.
In case nothing happens then contact customer service representatives at 1-800-726-7864 .
Customers should first check whether their devices have an upgrade available by visiting Settings > Software updates > Download Updates Manually or through Samsung Smart Switch software.
If you have a compatible model then go ahead and install the new firmware but if you don’t see anything listed then sit tight because Samsung usually releases them in batches so there’s still hope yet.
The company sometimes takes up to 10 days or more before they start rolling out system updates across all compatible devices, so even if you don’t see anything right now just remain patient as new upgrades usually come at night time especially during weekdays.
If your region has received an update already just go ahead and install it as soon as possible so you won’t miss out any new features or enhancements.
The new firmware comes with four different versions which means the company intends to release it gradually.
It’s recommended to wait until it gets to your region and installs the new one instead of going on AndroidPIT or XDA Developers forums just to download an unofficial version.
What you should do instead is wait patiently for Samsung Mobile US or South Korea official release or get notifications sent automatically from Google Play Services as soon as new releases come out.
In case nothing happens then contact customer service representatives at 1-800-726-7864.
How to install the update?
I have installed the update. I didn’t encounter any issues. The update was easy to install as it can be done wirelessly or over the internet.
It’s recommended to back up your data before installing any updates. Users will be able to improve Bluetooth, camera, and stability with the new firmware update.
I checked my phone periodically while doing other tasks or while it was updating just in case there were any errors or warnings from Samsung that needed my attention.
Once it finishes downloading the updates on your device you will receive a notification stating that an upgrade is available which will prompt you with more information about this new firmware update for the Galaxy S10 series if you choose to download it at that time or cancel and not install it right away.
Conclusion
This update will allow users to improve Bluetooth, camera, and stability.
It is currently available in Switzerland only, but other countries will soon receive it.
So far Samsung has rolled out updates for models with 5G connectivity support.
The new update will be available on all models of the Galaxy S10 series which include 5G as well as non-5G models of the phone.
It will also be rolling out new firmware updates for the Galaxy S10 Plus, S10e and Note 10.