Android 10 just launched, and that means the question of “when will my phone get it!?” comes up.
Samsung is usually known to be pretty slow with updates, but in the past few years they have really been getting much faster. Last year, for Android Pie, they launched a beta program in November and the official release was in January. This year, we might be seeing Samsung update their devices even faster with Android 10.
One great sign that Samsung is actually working on this update and will likely be releasing it faster is that T-Mobile already has the update in-house and is testing it themselves. This was confirmed by a T-Mobile Support page. The page says T-Mobile is testing the software and making sure it passes quality standards. While support pages aren’t always the most accurate, we were able to independently confirm that Samsung is, in fact, working on updates. We saw the leaked build of One UI in a video not too long ago, but there is no way to confirm the accuracy of the video. What we can confirm is that Samsung is working on these updates. As of today, Samsung has tested around 11 builds of Android 10 for the Snapdragon and Exynos Galaxy S10 series phones. Samsung also has a single test build of Android 10 for the Exynos Galaxy Note 10. There are no internal test builds for the Snapdragon Galaxy Note 10, but those are likely to start soon.
