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      Samsung Galaxy Note 10 & S10 Android 10 updates are already being tested by T-Mobile

      Kingshuk DeKingshuk De
      September 4, 2019
      Android, Android 10, News, Samsung, T-Mobile, Updates
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      Samsung Galaxy Note 10 & S10 Android 10 updates are already being tested by T-Mobile

      NOTICE: We’ve created an archive of all major developments related to the Samsung Galaxy S10 lineup. We are continuously updating that page with latest S10e/S10/S10+ news so that you don’t need to search for information related to the device on a daily basis. Head here to access that page.

      Now that Android 10 is publicly available to Google Pixel family (and a bunch of other phones), Samsung fans are getting curious. Historically the Korean OEM required some extra time to integrate their heavy skin on top of vanilla Android, but we may see a quicker rollout this time.

      galaxy_s10_one_ui_2.0_android_q_about_leak

      Someone already leaked the first glimpses of Android 10 on Galaxy S10+

      Back in July, we talked about the evidences that popped up inside the Samsung update servers related to the tenth iteration of Android on Galaxy S10 series. Unfortunately the build identifiers were heavily encrypted, so there was no way to download those internal builds.

      However, Brazilian YouTuber Dudu Rocha apparently got their hands on a leaked build of One UI 2.0 (based on Android 10) for Galaxy S10+. The person elaborately showed us the revamped security settings, brand new navigational gestures and plenty of other components.

      There is no strict time frame from Samsung about the actual availability of One UI 2.0 for the Galaxy S10 or the newly announced Galaxy Note 10 devices. Despite being one of the largest Android phone makers in the world, Samsung did not participate in the public beta testing of Android Q (10) organized by Google.

      Well, there is this unexpected twist in the current situation. T-Mobile, who literally took months to deliver the camera night mode on Galaxy S10 series, is allegedly testing the Android 10 update for current gen Samsung flagships!

      galaxy_s10_tmobile_android_10_testing

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      Technically there is nothing new in the announcement. OEMs and carriers always have dedicated access to the codebase long before public release. The thing is, T-Mobile says that the phone is going to pass though the carrier specific certification process, which means Samsung already finished their work on the One UI part.

      In fact, we are also able to locate a similar knowledge base article for T-Mobile Galaxy Note 10. Now do the math: the Korean OEM must already delivered the generic Android 10 based One UI 2.0 software update to wireless carriers so that they can perform all those compatibility tests and little modifications before the final rollout.

      galaxy_note_10_tmobile_android_10_testing

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      Sounds interesting? Do you think Samsung/T-Mobile will break their tradition and offer some kind of public beta of Android 10 update for Galaxy S10 or Galaxy Note 10 series before delivering the stable OTA? Let us know by commenting below.

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      I came from a mixed background of Statistics and Computer Science. My research domains included embedded computer systems, mobile computing and delay tolerant networks in post-disaster scenarios. Apart from tinkering with gadgets or building hackintosh, I like to hop on various subreddits and forums like MyDigitalLife and XDA.

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