Google and Samsung are rolling out the September security update and it comes with fixes for four critical vulnerabilities and over a dozen high and moderate risk ones.
In addition, the September update also brings fixes for 17 Samsung Vulnerabilities and Exposures that were found in Samsung’s own software.
The September update is rolling out to the Galaxy Note 10, Galaxy Note 10+, Galaxy S10, Galaxy S9, Galaxy S8, Galaxy S7, Galaxy Note 9, Galaxy M30, Galaxy M10, Galaxy A80, Galaxy A70, Galaxy A30, Galaxy A20, Galaxy A7 (2018), Galaxy A5 (2017), Galaxy J7 Pro, Galaxy J6, and Galaxy Tab S4.
Here’s the breakdown of Samsung’s current Android security update coverage:
Galaxy Tab A 10.1 (2016), Galaxy Tab S2 L Refresh, Galaxy Tab S2 S Refresh, Galaxy Tab S3
While devices like the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy Note 8 probably won’t get Android 10, they will get security patches and bug fixes for the foreseeable future.
Samsung Galaxy Android 10: What’s New
Samsung’s version of Android 10 will look a lot different from the version Google releases for Pixel devices because it will utilize the company’s One UI (user interface).
The company is reportedly working on two new versions of the One UI. The first, One UI 2.0, is reportedly launching on board the company’s first batch of Android 10 updates.
We don’t know a whole lot about One UI 2.0 right now because it’s still in development, but it’s expected to bring Google’s Digital Wellbeing improvements including Focus Mode.
Thanks to a purported leak, we now have our first look at Samsung’s version of Android 10 running on a Galaxy S10+. The video comes from Brazilian YouTuber Dudu Rocha via XDA-Developers.
The leak shows off new gestures, new Quick Settings tiles, new security settings, and some of the Note 10 features Samsung’s apparently bringing to the Galaxy S10 series. The list includes Link to Windows and the native screen recorder.
You can get a look at the update in action in the video below:
Samsung’s Android 10 update will also reportedly have the Note Here is a preliminary list of device we think will get upgraded to Android 10 in 2019 and 2020:
