According to the latest data from Android Studio, only one out of every ten devices currently have the the latest version of Google’s operating system. However, little by little, and in spite of the delays caused by the crisis of the coronavirus, all manufacturers are launching their updates to Android 10. Such is the case of Samsung, which in recent days has updated several models, such as the Galaxy A10the Galaxy J6 or the Galaxy A9 (2018).
Even the tablet Galaxy Tab S6 and the folding Galaxy Fold have already given the welcome to Android 10. Now it is the turn of another member of the Galaxy family Tothe Galaxy A30sa model of mid-range that was presented last summer and it went on sale in October with One based UI in Android 9 Foot board.
With the security patch of march
Samsung has begun to deploy the update of Android 10 with One UI 2.0 for your Galaxy A30s in some countries, including Afghanistan, Iraq, Laos, Libya, Malaysia, the Philippines, Russia, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam and the United Arab Emirates. As usual, it is a progressive rollout, so it could still take a few days to reach the rest of the markets.
The Android update 10 for the Galaxy A30s comes with the version of firmware A307FNXXU2BTD1 and includes the security patch from Android march 2020. It has a file size that exceeds 1500 MB, so, as always, we recommend using a Wifi network to download.
In addition to the new features and improvements of Android 10this firmware brings the characteristics of One 2.0, including the navigation gestures, a new dark mode, permissions management improved, an updated user interface, smoother animations, the redesigned section of Device Care, intelligent answers to messages, etc
As usual, this update received via OTAso if you are a holder of a Galaxy A30s, you will receive a notification when it reaches your country. In any case, you can always check if you already have it available by going to Settings > software Update.
Via | SamMobile
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