T-Mobile is developing Android 11 for these Samsung Galaxy devices [List]
Recently, we’ve reported T-Mobile‘s Android 11 update release plan for Samsung Galaxy S20 series smartphones in the US. As per the report, the carrier has approved Android 11 builds for Galaxy S20 models and it will start rolling out within this week.
Aside from the Galaxy S20 series phones, various Samsung devices are eligible to get the Android 11 upgrade. Meanwhile, T-Mobile and device manufacturer – Samsung has already started developing the Android 11 version for multiple devices of the Galaxy Note series, S series, A series, tablets as well as foldable.
Adding to this, Samsung has already started to roll out Android 11 based One UI 3.0 update for the Galaxy S20 series smartphones globally. The Galaxy S20 series users from various smartphone markets are receiving the One UI 3.0 update.
READ MORE: T-Mobile will start rolling out Android 11 update for Samsung Galaxy S20 within this week
As per the official One UI 3.0 roadmap of Samsung, the international Galaxy Note 20, Note 10, S10, and Z Flip 5G model will get the Android 11 update from January next year while the mid-range phones will start getting this update starting March 2021. But, T-Mobile has not announced the Android 11 update rollout schedule for its branded Samsung Galaxy devices.
One UI 3.0 is based on Android 11 and comes with several new changes in the user interface that reflects on the notification panel, app drawer, Settings menu, lock screen, and for improved the user experience.
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Below, you can check the complete list of Samsung devices that are eligible to receive the Android 11 based One UI 3.0 update.
GALAXY NOTE SERIES ANDROID 11 DEVICE LIST:
- Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 5G
- Galaxy Note 20 5G
- Galaxy Note 10 5G
- Galaxy Note 10+
- Galaxy Note 10
GALAXY S-SERIES ANDROID 11 DEVICE LIST:
- Galaxy S20 Ultra 5G
- Galaxy S20+ 5G
- Galaxy S20 5G
- Galaxy S10+
- Galaxy S10 5G
- Galaxy S10
- Galaxy S10e
GALAXY A-SERIES ANDROID 11 DEVICE LIST:
- Galaxy A71 5G
- Galaxy A51
GALAXY TAB ANDROID 11 DEVICE LIST:
- Galaxy Tab S7+ 5G
- Galaxy Tab S7 5G
GALAXY FOLDABLE DEVICES ANDROID 11 DEVICE LIST:
- Galaxy Z Flip 5G
WhatsApp for Android is rolling out a new beta update, which enhances user interaction with status updates by developing a new reaction notification feature. Users can identify the new beta update through version 2.24.9.29 on Android devices.
Previously, WhatsApp had been working on a quick reaction feature. The latest beta version goes a step further by providing an option to turn off notifications for ‘Like reactions.’ This means users can choose not to be notified every time someone reacts to their status, which could be particularly useful for those who receive many reactions.
This feature is beneficial as it allows users to reduce disruptions by preventing their notification panel from being cluttered with WhatsApp reaction notifications. But for those who prefer to view reactions at their convenience, this update will allow them to do so without the constant alerts.
Moreover, WhatsApp aims to enhance users’ control over their notifications and let them decide how they want to engage with status updates. This update is still under development, so stay tuned more details will be shared as they become available.
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Google has released the Android 15 Beta 1.1 update for pixel devices, which includes a series of bug fixes following the previous version released two weeks ago. It is available for several Pixel devices, from the Pixel 6 to the Pixel 8 Pro, including the Pixel Tablet and Pixel Fold.
Identified via version AP31.240322.023, the Android 15 Beta 1.1 update comes with the latest security patch for April 2024. It addresses several issues, particularly with NFC which had been causing disruptions in wallet applications and other related system functions.
Moreover, the update resolves a problem that caused crashes in the Developer Options settings screen. It also fixes issues that were preventing some devices from properly updating to the initial Beta 1 release. Additionally, a fix has been implemented for a problem related to text clipping during printing tasks.
For users who are part of the Android Beta for Pixel program, the Beta 1.1 update will be provided as an over-the-air (OTA) update. Users can also manually install the update to enjoy error-free and enhanced service.
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Google plans to introduce support for NFC Wireless charging (WLC) with Android 15. This feature is a significant development for charging small electronic devices. Unlike the widely-used Qi wireless charging, NFC wireless charging does not require large coils, making it ideal for devices with limited internal space.
With the Android 15 update, NFC wireless charging is expected to become more common in smaller devices such as earbuds, styluses, smartwatches, and tracker tags. This support will enhance user convenience and device functionality.
Announced in 2020, the NFC Wireless Charging technology uses antennas that are reportedly smaller than one centimeter. These antennas are versatile, serving both as a means for wireless charging and NFC data transfer. This dual functionality is particularly beneficial for smaller devices.
The slow adoption of NFC Wireless Charging in the market has been attributed to a lack of support from major operating systems. However, the recent Android 15 beta release indicates that Google is now integrating NFC Wireless Charging capabilities into the Android platform. This move could lead to an increase in WLC-enabled accessories.
This feature could transform the charging of devices like tracker tags, which could use NFC for both power and data, and styluses that comply with the USI 2.0 specification.
Android 15 might allow Google Play to update your phone’s NFC
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