Samsung Galaxy Note 9 to Soon Get One UI 2.0 based on Android 10

Samsung is one of the famous brands in the Indian Smartphone Market. It’s because they are providing good phones and regular updates to them. The flagship series of Samsung is considered as the best phone of Samsung. So, now the Samsung Galaxy Note9 Update started to rollout. The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Android Update brings out the new Galaxy Note 9 Android 10 Update with the One UI 2.0. Therefore, the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 new update started rolling out in Germany. Read the full article to know more about the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Update and what new features it brings with the update.

Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Update

According to sources, the first rollout has begun in Germany (mostly gets the first rollout), Sized about 2GB. It contains most of the One UI 2.0 feature, but also some of the omissions can be found in it such as newer camera features (including the Note 10’s night mode selfies) and missing Bixby Routines. Surprisingly, things like Google Play can also be put down for a short while following a major UI update. This build named N960FXXU4DSLB also brings the December security patch.

Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Android Update: Beta Tester

Beta Rollouts

Many have spotted that update is being rolled out to Beta registered users in United Kingdom and India both. According to the changelog of the updates, this one marks the “completion” of the beta program. However, given it’s rolling out to beta testers first, it’s more likely that Samsung is treating this as the final soak test before an official rollout begins. Beta feedback is also being suspended.

According to reports, the One UI 2.0 update for the Note 9 comes in around 100MB, though that could vary depending on factors like your country and carrier when it starts rolling out officially.

United States (US)

Android 10 and One UI 2.0 update has started rolling out in the US. Although not for all but devices using Xfinity mobile and Spectrum are confirmed.

United States (Unlocked)

Android 10 and One UI 2.0 in the US have also been started for unlocked devices, and SamMobiles confirm this. Even the .img file is also available for the manual update. It includes the January security patch and comes in size of around 2GB.

AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, and Sprint

According to some reports we have seen that now rollout has also been started in AT&T and its size is also about 2GB.

Some reports on Reddit suggests Verizon’s users are getting the update as well.

After each mentioned above now it is T-Mobile, and Sprint who came in action and started receiving the update of One UI 2.0 based on Android 10.

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