Samsung's first attempt to launch a cheaper model of its high-end, was the Galaxy S10 Lite, a model that reached the market almost a year after the launch of the S10 range. This terminal, despite inheriting many of the functionalities, failed to penetrate the market, something that the Galaxy S20 FE has done.
The Galaxy S20 FE continues to be a excellent model to consider, a model that we can find for less than 500 euros and that offers us a value for money that we will not find in other terminals, especially if what we are looking for is build quality and a powerful ecosystem.
Continuing talking about the Galaxy S10 Lite, this terminal has just received a new update, specifically a security patch for the month of January 2021, an update that is already available in more than a dozen countries, so if it is not yet available in your country, it will be a matter of days before it does.
The firmware for this update is G770FXXS3DTL2, an update that we can download via OTA through the terminal itself. The most recommended thing, if we do not want to run out of battery during the day, is to wait to get home and charge the device to carry out the installation process.
This update only includes the security patch, does not offer any new functionality, since they have probably waited until the presentation of the Galaxy S21 to announce some of the functions that will reach terminals that are already available on the market, as long as the hardware of the same allows it.
