One UI 3.1 OTA Update Out For Samsung Galaxy S10e/S10/S10+ [Download]
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Samsung successfully completed stable One UI 3.0 OTA update rollout for several S-series, A-series, and even the budget M-series Galaxy smartphones. The S10 and Note 10 series are among this list for the most parts. Today, the OEM started the latest One UI 3.1 OTA update rollout for Samsung Galaxy S10e, S10, and S10+ starting with the Exynos variants. See what’s new and how to download One UI 3.1 from below,
Samsung launched the flagship Galaxy S21 featuring One UI 3.1 firmware with some exclusive functionalities. In a recent press release, the manufacturer promised One UI 3.1 for several previous generation smartphones including the Galaxy S10e, S10, and S10+. Samsung sure did deliver on its promise today.
Samsung just rolled out One UI 3.1 firmware update based on Android 11 for the Galaxy S10 Exynos variant with the latest March 2021 security patch level. This new Android security patch comes to Samsung even before Google. The OTA is currently live in Switzerland, Europe for the Exynos variants. It features firmware build numbers G970FXXU9FUBD for the S10e (SM-G970F), G973FXXU9FUBD for the S10 (SM-G973F), and G975FXXU9FUBD for the S10+ (SM-G975F).
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Thanks to Reddit user u/C1920 for first reporting the update for his/her’s Exynos S10 device in Switzerland. The update appears to be live in select region. It will soon get to other regions of Europe and Asia in the coming days.
One UI 3.1 features include improved Single Take for Samsung camera, object eraser for captured images, improved touch autofocus and autoexposure controller. Adding to the list is the new Multi Mic Recording feature while video recording under Pro Video mode. This enables you to simultaneously record audio through both your phone and a connected Bluetooth devices.
One of the most important features the new software update bring is support for eSIM functionality for select regions and the Galaxy S20 series. However, we aren’t sure whether this is true for the Galaxy Note 10 series as well or not. In order to check eSIM, go to Settings > Network & Connections > SIM card manager. See if you have eSIM anywhere. Note that it also need network support to work.
Checkout what’s new in the One UI 3.1 firmware update from the video by sakitech: