A little over a week ago, users of Galaxy S10, S10 + and S10e smartphones had something to be impatient with : their smartphone would receive the OneUI 3.0 update which includes the latest version of the system. Android 11 operating .
However, shortly after starting the rollout, Samsung had to press the pause button . The manufacturer has neither given a reason, nor even formalized this interruption. But as we tell in our article on the subject dated January 22, 2021 , many users were reporting bugs following the update .
GALAXY S10, S10 + AND S10E CAN FINALLY UPGRADE TO ANDROID 11 THANKS TO ONEUI 3.0 UPDATE
From what we know, there were also no overly crippling bugs: overall, the smartphone continued to function normally. Nonetheless, a small number of units appeared to suffer from overheating issues after only a few minutes of use.
In other instances installing the update would have caused problems with the photo sensors . Suddenly the manufacturer has temporarily stopped the update, the time, one imagines, to make some modifications in the code . However, we learned this Tuesday, January 26, 2020 that the release of the update resumes.
The new firmware is version number G975FXXU9EUA4 , and users who did not have time to update can now install it. No need, however, to rush into the settings of your smartphone. Samsung is gradually resuming the update, starting with Switzerland.
Source: Sam Mobile