Samsung One UI 3.0 Changelog

Published

2 years ago

March 5, 2021

Back in December 2020, Samsung started to deliver the Android 11-based One UI 3.0 update to the Galaxy S20 series smartphones. Later on, the Galaxy Note 20 and older flagships have also received this firmware update over the air. Not only flagships, but the company has also delivered this major update to its numerous Galaxy phones and tablets.

The third generation of the One UI is based on Google’s eleventh generation of Android OS. The Android 11 brings several iconic features such as better privacy protection, one-time permission for apps, chat bubbles, notification history, optimized user interface, improved system stability, and many more.

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Along with the Android 11, Samsung One UI 3.0 offers a totally modified user interface that directly reflects on the lock screen, home screen, app drawer, Settings menu, etc. Moreover, the 3.0 version of the One UI provides a sense of immersion and satisfaction with a refined and refined design and improved performance.

Core functions that you use repeatedly in your daily life are enhanced to make it easier to focus on what matters. Privacy has been enhanced to be more secure, and digital well-being features have been improved to make the device more balanced. However, the One UI 3.0 update comes with a huge changelog, you can check it out below.

Samsung One UI 3.0 Changelog:

One UI 3 Upgrade (Android 11)
- One UI 3 is designed to help you focus on what matters. Our visual redesign has improved the places you visit the most, like the Home screen and quick panel, to reduce distractions, highlight important information, and make your experience more consistent. Performance improvements will help apps run quicker while using less battery power. And One UI 3 puts control in your hands with new privacy controls, one-time permissions, and enhanced Digital Wellbeing.
Scroll down for a full list of changes.
- Visual design
  - We’ve refreshed the look and feel of One UI 3 in lots of ways, big and small, from new, more consistent icons to smarter organization of the quick panel and notifications. Motion is smoother and more natural than ever, with improved animations and haptic feedback for common interactions. And the interface responds to different screen sizes to provide the best experience on any device, whether it’s a phone, foldable, or tablet.
- Improved performance
  - We optimized One UI 3 with enhanced dynamic memory allocation, so apps run faster and perform better. We’ve also restricted background activities to provide better performance and power usage.
- Better customization
  - New image categories have been added to Dynamic Lock screen, and you can select up to 5 categories at once.
  - On the Lock screen, you can add a widget to check your usage time.
  - Get an interactive preview when setting a wallpaper.
  - Adjusting the Always On Display and Lock screen is easier.
  - Add a call background to see a picture or video when you make or receive a call.
  - In Samsung Internet, you can reorder and lock tabs.
  - Bixby Routines has even more controls to help you automate your life.
  - New icons and Lock screen widgets make it easier to find and control your routines.
  - Use Digital Wellbeing with separate personal and work profiles.
- Enhanced features
  - Home screen and Lock screen
    - Add widgets by touching and holding an app on the Home screen.
    - Turn off the screen by double tapping on an empty space on the Home or Lock screen. (Set it up in Settings > Advanced features > Motions and gestures.)
    - On the Lock screen, tap the clock area to see widgets like calendar, weather, and music.
  - Calls and chats
    - See conversations separately in the notification panel. Works with Messages and your favorite chat apps.
    - Easily remove duplicate contacts stored in the same account in Contacts. The storage period for deleted contacts has been extended from 15 days to 30 days.
    - Added the ability to edit multiple linked contacts from a single screen.
    - Added Trash in Messages so that recently deleted messages are stored for 30 days.
  - Pictures and videos
    - Take pictures quicker with improved auto focus and auto exposure.
    - View, edit, and share pictures and videos more easily from Gallery.
    - Find pictures and videos quicker with new search features and categories in Gallery.
    - Revert edited pictures to their original versions at any time, even after they’re saved, so you never lose a shot.
  - Settings
    - Settings has a new simpler look and feel. Your Samsung account is shown at the top, and Home screen settings are now easier to access.
    - Find the settings you need more easily with new Search features. You’ll get better results for synonyms and common misspellings, and you can tap on tags to see groups of related settings.
    - Quick settings buttons have been reduced to provide only the most commonly used features. You can also add buttons to create your own customized quick panel.
  - Samsung Keyboard
    - Increased the number of input languages to 370.
    - Made it easier to paste copied images and verification codes from text messages.
    - Added emoji and sticker suggestions when you enter a text-based emoticon.
    - Improved the keyboard layout to provide a larger space bar when entering web and email addresses.
    - Reorganized Keyboard settings so it’s easier to access frequently used settings.
  - Productivity
    - Maintain a healthy balance between work and life by minimizing repetitive and complicated tasks and handling them efficiently.
    - New routines will be recommended based on your daily life and usage patterns.
    - Bixby Routines provide a setting to return everything to the way it was before the routine ran.
    - In Internet, you can hide the status and navigation bars for a more immersive experience and quickly translate webpages.
    - You’ll be prompted to block websites that send too many pop-ups or notifications.
    - You can browse and select cloud drive files from the file selection screen in My Files.
    - You can now delete cache files in My Files to easily free up storage space.
    - Events with the same start time are displayed together in the month and list views in Calendar.
    - Use your phone or tablet app icon layout in Samsung DeX so you know where everything is.
    - Open the touch pad from the navigation bar on your phone or tablet.
  - Easy media and device control
    - Media and device control is easier with the improved media panel in notifications. You can see recently used media apps and quickly change the playback device. You can also check Android Auto settings in the Advanced features menu in Settings.
  - Identify and improve your digital habits
    - Improved Digital Wellbeing features make it easy to check how you’re using your phone or tablet and help you form good digital habits. Check your usage while driving or see weekly changes in your screen time by function at a glance through upgraded weekly reports.
  - Accessibility for everyone
    - One UI 3 recommends useful accessibility features for you based on your usage. The improved Accessibility shortcut makes accessibility features easier to start and use. You can use the Speak keyboard input aloud feature to get voice feedback of your typing even when TalkBack is turned off.
  - Stronger privacy protection
    - You can now let an app access to your microphone, camera, or location just one time. Any permissions that an app hasn’t used in a while will be automatically revoked. You can no longer give apps permission to always see your location in the regular permission popup. To let apps access your location when they’re not in use, you need to go to the location permission page for the app in Settings.
  - Additional improvements
    - In Clock, you can hear the time and preset name of the alarm read aloud when an alarm rings.
    - Some apps will need to be updated separately after the One UI 3 update.
    - App copies made using Dual messenger can no longer access SD card files directly. To share SD card files in an app copy, select the files in Gallery or My Files, tap Share, then select the app copy.
    - You can no longer use Wi-Fi Direct to send files to other devices. You can use Nearby Share instead. You can still receive files using Wi-Fi Direct.
    - You can no longer connect to Chromecast using Smart View. You can use Google Home instead.

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One UI 3.0

One UI 4.0 vs One UI 3.0: How Samsung enhanced its One UI between these two versions?

Published

1 year ago

November 21, 2021

Camila Foster

Back in December 2020, Samsung officially released the One UI 3 updated to its eligible Galaxy devices, bringing an exciting new design, enhanced everyday features and deep customization. With Android 11 OS, Samsung provided the latest in innovations to consumers, as part of a promise to support three generations of applications (OS) for the development of millions of devices.

As we know, Samsung has recently uncovered the stable One UI 4/Android 12 updates to Galaxy S21 series including Galaxy S21, Galaxy S21+ and Galaxy S21 Ultra. Samsung has done an excellent job of updating their devices to One UI 4.0 based on Android 12 a few weeks ago.

A software update has already been made on a few Galaxy devices, and we expect Samsung to keep up with its immediate release schedule for the next software release – the One UI 4.0. While you are waiting for the update to be released on your device, here’s a quick look at all the new software features and changes included in One UI 4.0.

One UI 4.0 vs One UI 3.0

One UI 4.0 vs One UI 3.0: A new, refreshed design for an enhanced aesthetic experience:

One UI 3.0/Android11

The One UI 3.0 brings simplicity and beauty to the One UI experience that Galaxy users have already enjoyed. Within the interface, the features that you use and visit most often – such as the home screen, lock screen, notifications and Instant Panel – are visually enhanced to highlight important information.

New viewing effects, like the Dim/Blur effect of notifications, help you quickly focus on what’s most important, and redesigned widgets keep your home screen looking neat, clean and stylish.

The One UI 3 does not just look different – it sounds different, too. Smooth movement and animation, combined with a natural haptic response, make roaming and using your phone a pleasure.

One UI 4.0/Android 12

With One UI 4, users get customization options all the time. A wealth of theme options allow users to customize the look and performance of their device, providing them with tools for customizing their home screens, icons, notifications, wallpapers and much more.

Samsung’s One UI 4 allows you to create a customized mobile experience to meet your unique needs and express your personality. With so many new Color Palettes to choose from, you can change the look and feel of everything from your home screen to the icons, menu, button and background.

And with redesigned widgets that offer even more in-depth customization, it has never been easier to put your own stamp on your smartphone information. You can even easily express yourself with various emoji features, GIFs and stickers available directly on your keyboard.

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Android 11

Samsung Android 11 One UI 3.1: Official Release Date and Eligible Devices [Roadmap]

Published

1 year ago

October 30, 2021

James Lee Taylor

Back in December 2020, Samsung has officially launched the third generation of its custom skin – One UI 3.0, which is based on Google’s Android 11 operating system. Starting with the latest flagship smartphones, the company has impressively managed to send this major update to a number of Galaxy phones and tablets including mid-range and budgets.

Samsung One UI 3.0/Android 11 rollout roadmap:

Device	Release Date
Galaxy S20	December-2020
Galaxy S20+	December-2020
Galaxy S20 Ultra	December-2020
Galaxy S20 5G	December-2020
Galaxy S20+ 5G	December-2020
Galaxy S20 Ultra 5G	December-2020
Galaxy Note 20	January-2021
Galaxy Note 20 Ultra	January-2021
Galaxy Note 20 5G	January-2021
Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 5G	January-2021
Galaxy Z Fold 2	January-2021
Galaxy Z Fold 2 5G	January-2021
Galaxy Z Flip	January-2021
Galaxy Z Flip 5G	January-2021
Galaxy Note 10	January-2021
Galaxy Note 10+	January-2021
Galaxy Note 10+ 5G	January-2021
Galaxy S10e	January-2021
Galaxy S10	January-2021
Galaxy S10+	January-2021
Galaxy S10 5G	January-2021
Galaxy Note 10 Lite	March-2021
Galaxy S10 Lite	January-2021
Galaxy S20 FE	January-2021
Galaxy S20 FE 5G	January-2021
Galaxy Fold	January-2021
Galaxy Fold 5G	February-2021
Galaxy Tab S7	April-2021
Galaxy Tab S7 5G	April-2021
Galaxy Tab S7+	April-2021
Galaxy Tab S7+ 5G	April-2021
Samsung Galaxy A-series
Galaxy A01/A01 Core	June-2021
Galaxy A10	August-2021
Galaxy A10e	August-2021 (Expected)
Galaxy A10s	August-2021
Galaxy A11	June-2021
Galaxy A20	August-2021
Galaxy A20e	August-2021 (Expected)
Galaxy A20s	August-2021
Galaxy A21	May-2021 (Expected)
Galaxy A21s	May-2021
Galaxy A30	July-2021
Galaxy A30s	August-2021
Galaxy A31	May-2021
Galaxy A40	April-June 2021 (Expected)
Galaxy A41	April-June 2021 (Expected)
Galaxy A42 5G	April-June 2021 (Expected)
Galaxy A50	April-2021
Galaxy A50s	April-2021 (Expected)
Galaxy A51	March-2021
Galaxy A51 5G	March-2021
Galaxy A51 5G UW	March-2021 (Expected)
Galaxy A60	April-June 2021 (Expected)
Galaxy A70	May-2021
Galaxy A70s	May-2021
Galaxy A71	May-2021
Galaxy A71 5G	May-2021
Galaxy A71 5G UW	May-2021 (Expected)
Galaxy A80	May-2021
Galaxy A8s	April-June 2021 (Expected)
Galaxy A90 5G	April-June 2021 (Expected)
Galaxy A Quantum	April-June 2021 (Expected)
Samsung Galaxy M-series
Galaxy M01	June-2021
Galaxy M01s	June-2021 (Expected)
Galaxy M11	June-2021
Galaxy M21	March-2021
Galaxy M21s	Match-2021 (Expected)
Galaxy M30s	March-2021
Galaxy M31	March-2021
Galaxy M31s	May-2021
Galaxy M31 Prime	March-2021 (Expected)
Galaxy M40	June-2021
Galaxy M51	April-2021
Samsung Galaxy F-series
Galaxy F41	July-2021 (Expected)
Other eligible devices
Galaxy Tab Active 3	Later next year (Expected)
Galaxy Tab A7 10.4 2020	Later next year (Expected)
Galaxy Tab S5e	July-2021
Galaxy Tab S6	May-2021
Galaxy Tab S6 5G	May-2021
Galaxy Tab S6 Lite	May-2021
Galaxy Tab A 10.1 2019	August-2021
Galaxy Tab A 8.0 2019	August-2021
Galaxy Tab Active Pro	August-2021
Galaxy Xcover 4s	Later next year (Unknown)
Galaxy Xcover Pro	Later next year (Expected)

* Update schedule and eligible models could be changed if the company encounters any issues through ongoing review.

Note:

Update schedule could be changed
Eligible models could be changed
The update may also be halted for a while
The update may also be suspended after the official update

Eligible devices for One UI 3.0/Android 11:

Samsung Galaxy S20

Samsung Galaxy S20+

Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra

Samsung Galaxy Note 20

Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2 5G

Samsung Galaxy Z Flip

Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5G

Samsung Galaxy Note 10

Samsung Galaxy Note 10+

Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ 5G

Samsung Galaxy S10e

Samsung Galaxy S10

Samsung Galaxy S10+

Samsung Galaxy S10 5G

Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Lite

Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite

Samsung Galaxy S20 FE

Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G

Samsung Galaxy Fold

Samsung Galaxy Fold 5G

Samsung Galaxy Tab S7/ S7+

Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 5G/S7+ 5G

Samsung Galaxy A90 5G

Samsung Galaxy A80

Samsung Galaxy A71/A71 5G/A71 5G UW

Samsung Galaxy A70s

Samsung Galaxy A70

Samsung Galaxy A60

Samsung Galaxy A51/A51 5G/A51 UW

Samsung Galaxy A50/A50s

Samsung Galaxy A42 5G

Samsung Galaxy A41

Samsung Galaxy A40

Samsung Galaxy A31

Samsung Galaxy A30s

Samsung Galaxy A30

Samsung Galaxy A21s

Samsung Galaxy A21

Samsung Galaxy A20/A20s

Samsung Galaxy A11

Samsung Galaxy A10/A10s

Samsung Galaxy A01/A01 Core

Samsung Galaxy M51

Samsung Galaxy M40

Samsung Galaxy M31/M31s/M31 Prime

Samsung Galaxy M21/M21s

Samsung Galaxy M11

Samsung Galaxy F41

Samsung Galaxy Tab S6/S6 5G/S6 Lite

Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e

Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10.1 2019

Samsung Galaxy Tab Active Pro

We will regularly update this article if there are any schedule or model list changes.

Features

QUICK PANEL

Switch, back and forth between your music and videos.
Enhanced notification panel, more information at a glance even when the phone is locked.
Easily check messages from multiple apps in one place.

DYNAMIC LOCK SCREEN

Plenty of high-quality images in 10 different categories
Refresh your lock screen with another image each time your phone is unlocked

Now also available for Galaxy Tab devices.

GOOD LOCK

Easily personalize your device in more than one way to suit your preference.
With Wonderland, create your own moving wallpaper.
With Pentastic, customize your S Pen Air commands, pointer, and sound settings.

DO MULTIPLE TASKS ON THE SAME SCREEN

Split your screen in half or three to make multitasking perfectly open.
Open multiple apps and place them in a position and size that seems appropriate

NEW WAYS TO TAKE YOUR BEST SHOT

DOUBLE PREVIEW

Thanks to the foldable phone with two screens.
Not only the photographer, but the object can also see the preview.
Adjust your posture while checking out how to take photos.

A MORE ENJOYABLE WAY TO COMMUNICATE

Enjoy communicating with your friends and colleagues.
Supports fullscreen video calls with One UI 3.
Make video calls more enjoyable with AR emoji masks.

ENJOY THE BEST ANDROID EXPERIENCE ON YOUR GALAXY

An enjoyable experience secured by a multi-layered Knox security platform.
Knox protects your personal data.
With Smart Switch, transfer your data from your old device to your new Galaxy when you switch easily and securely.

Android 11

Samsung Android 11 One UI 3.1 Update Tracker (October 17, 2021)

Published

1 year ago

October 17, 2021

James Lee Taylor

Samsung One UI 3.0 is based on Android 11 and comes with various new features as well as user interface improvements. These new changes also bring improved user experience with more simplicity.

Starting with the Galaxy S20 series, around three dozen of Galaxy models have received the Android 11-based One UI 3.0 firmware update. Moreover, the Korean tech giant is continuously working to send this update to the remaining devices.

Meanwhile, you may have been wondering what will happen to your Galaxy smartphone, whether it’ll receive One UI 3 (Android 11) or not? Well, for this you can check our complete device list of One UI 3.0 eligible devices here.

Also, if you’re wondering which devices receiving the One UI 3.0 (Android 11) and how it’s progressing around the world, we got you cover on this topic. And created this article to keep you updated with the Samsung One UI 3.0/Android 11.

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Galaxy S21 5G – Pre-installed
Galaxy S21+ 5G – Pre-installed
Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G – Pre-installed
Galaxy S20
Galaxy S20 5G
Galaxy S20 UW 5G
Galaxy S20+
Galaxy S20+ 5G
Galaxy S20 Ultra
Galaxy S20 Ultra 5G
Galaxy Note 20
Galaxy Note 20 5G
Galaxy Note 20 Ultra
Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 5G
Galaxy S20 FE
Galaxy Z Flip 5G
Galaxy S10 Lite
Galaxy Note 10
Galaxy Note 10+
Galaxy Note 10+ 5G
Galaxy Z Flip
Galaxy S10e
Galaxy S10
Galaxy S10+
Galaxy S10 5G
Galaxy Z Fold 2 5G
Galaxy Fold
Galaxy Tab S7
Galaxy Tab S7+
Galaxy Note 10 Lite
Galaxy M21
Galaxy F41
Galaxy XCover Pro
Galaxy A51
Galaxy A71
Galaxy M30s
Galaxy M31s
Galaxy M31
Galaxy Note 10 Lite
Galaxy Tab S6 LTE
Galaxy Tab S6 Lite
Galaxy M12 – Pre-installed
Galaxy XCover 5 – Pre-installed
Galaxy A32 5G – Pre-installed
Galaxy A32 4G – Pre-installed
Galaxy F62 – Pre-installed
Galaxy M30s
Galaxy M31s
Galaxy A71
Galaxy Tab S6 LTE
Galaxy Tab S6 Lite
Galaxy M51
Galaxy A40
GalaxyA70
Galaxy A70s
Galaxy A50
Galaxy A80
Galaxy A90
Galaxy A31
Galaxy A01
Galaxy A41
Galaxy M01
Galaxy Tab A7
Galaxy M11
Galaxy M02s
Galaxy F02s
Galaxy A02s
Galaxy A11
Galaxy Tab S6 at Verizon
Galaxy A12
Galaxy A30
Galaxy W20 5G (China)
Galaxy A40s (China)
Galaxy Tab A with S Pen
Galaxy A20e
Galaxy A30s
Galaxy A20
Galaxy Jean 2
Galaxy M10s
Galaxy Tab A 10.1
Galaxy Tab A 8.0 (2019)
Galaxy M10s
Galaxy XCover 4s
Galaxy A11
Galaxy A01
Galaxy Tab A 8.4 (2020)
Galaxy Tab A 10.1 (2019)
Galaxy A10s
Galaxy A20s
Galaxy M01s
Galaxy A10e
Galaxy A20 [USA]
Galaxy A10
Galaxy A02

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One UI 3.0/One UI 3.1 Latest News:

[October 17, 2021]

Samsung Galaxy A21 gets Android 11 One UI 3.1 update in the US

[October 01, 2021]

Samsung Galaxy A02 gets Android 11-based One UI 3.1 update, September 2021 patch

[August 14, 2021]

Galaxy A10 gets Android 11 One UI 3.1 update as Samsung prepares for Android 12

[July 20, 2021]

Samsung released Android 11 and One UI 3.1 update for Galaxy A10e

[July 19, 2021]

Samsung Galaxy M01s started getting Android 11 One UI 3.1 update in India

[July 09, 2021]

Samsung Galaxy A10s gets Android 11 (One UI 3.1) update, July 2021 security patch

[July 07, 2021]

Samsung Galaxy A20s gets Android 11 (One UI 3.1) update, June 2021 security patch

[July 05, 2021]

Samsung rolling out Android 11-based One UI 3.1 update for Galaxy Tab A 10.1 (2019)

[July 03, 2021]

Samsung Galaxy Tab A (8.4-inch) finally receives Android 11 One UI 3.1 update [Verizon/AT&T]

[June 30, 2021]

Samsung releases Android 11 One UI 3.1 update for Galaxy Tab A 8.0 (2019)

[June 29, 2021]

Samsung releases Android 11 One UI 3.1 update for Galaxy Tab A 8.0 (2019)

[June 28, 2021]

Samsung Galaxy M10s gets Android 11-based One UI 3.1 update in India

[May 30, 2021]

Samsung Galaxy A30 Android 11 One UI 3.1 update has arrived!

[May 14, 2021]

Samsung Galaxy A11 gets One UI 3.1 and Android 11 update with various new features

[April 24, 2021]

Breaking: Samsung’ entry-level Galaxy A01 gets Android 11-based One UI 3.1 update

[April 23, 2021]

Samsung Galaxy M40 now receiving Android 11-based One UI 3.1 update in India

[April 20, 2021]

Samsung Galaxy Tab Active 3 started receiving the Android 11-based One UI 3.1 update. This release brings a number of new features as well as a redesigned user interface.

[April 19, 2021]

Samsung Galaxy A31 getting Android 11-based One UI 3.1 update alongside April 2021 security patch

[April 16, 2021]

Android 11-based One UI 3.1 update now rolling out for Samsung Galaxy A60 smartphones

[April 09, 2021]

Verizon Samsung Galaxy A51 gets Android 11 One UI 3.0 update with various new features

[March 27, 2021]

Samsung Galaxy A7, A8, and A8+ 2018 users can get One UI 3.1 with Android 11 manually

[March 26, 2021]

Samsung releases One UI 3.1 update to the Galaxy Note 10 series in China with various new features

[March 26, 2021]

Verizon rolling out One UI 3.1 update for Samsung Galaxy S10 5G

[March 25, 2021]

[March 24, 2021]

Samsung Galaxy S20 FE gets One UI 3.1 update in Canada

[March 23, 2021]

[March 22, 2021]

[March 21, 2021]

T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S20 One UI 3.1 update rollout begins!

[March 20, 2021]

Verizon releases Samsung One UI 3.1 update for the Galaxy A71 5G UW

[March 18, 2021]

AT&T rolling out One UI 3.1 update to Samsung Galaxy S10 and Note 10 series

[March 17, 2021]

[March 16, 2021]

Samsung One UI 3.1 Game Booster brings gaming experience to Galaxy users

[March 14, 2021]

[March 13, 2021]

Samsung Galaxy S20 FE getting One UI 3.1 update in the US

[March 12, 2021]

Samsung Galaxy Note 9 users can now get Android 11-based One UI 3.1 [Download Link]

[March 11, 2021]

Galaxy Tab S6 Lite gets Samsung DeX support with One UI 3.1

[March 10, 2021]

Samsung Galaxy M31s One UI 3.1 update rollout begins in India

[March 08, 2021]

Android 11-based One UI 3.1 update now rolling out for Samsung Galaxy A50

March 06, 2021

Samsung Galaxy M51 One UI 3.1 Android 11 firmware update rolling out now

March 05, 2021

March 04, 2021

Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite Android 11 firmware update just went public

March 03, 2021

Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 One UI 3.1 Android 11 update is rolling out now!

March 01, 2021

Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Lite gets One UI 3.1 update via OTA

FEBRUARY 24, 2021

Android 11-based One UI 3.0 update is now available widely for Samsung Galaxy M30s

FEBRUARY 07, 2021

Samsung Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+ getting Android 11-based One UI 3.0 update [T-Mobile]

FEBRUARY 05, 2021

Samsung Galaxy XCover Pro Android 11 One UI 3.0 software rollout is now underway!

FEBRUARY 04, 2021

Samsung Galaxy A51 One UI 3.0 Android 11 firmware update just went public!

FEBRUARY 02, 2021

Samsung Galaxy S10 Android 11 One UI 3.0 update arrives in Canada

JANUARY 30, 2021

Samsung Galaxy M21 gets One UI 3.0 Android 11 update
Samsung Galaxy F41 silently gets One UI 3.0 Android 11 update
Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Lite One UI 3.0 Android 11 firmware update rolling out now!