Yesterday I published an article in which I informed you, based on the information that Samsung Israel had leaked, of the deadlines provided by the company to update all the terminals that will receive Android 10. Today we wake up with the news of release of the stable version of Android 10 for the Galaxy S10.
At the moment this version is only available in Germany, so it will take a few days to reach the rest of the countries. This stable version at the moment only is available to all users who are part of the One UI 2.0 beta program, its firmware numbers (for the S10 range) are G975FXXU3BSKO, G975FOXM3BSKO AND G975FXXU2BSKL and it includes the security part corresponding to the month of December.
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The launch of a stable version, prior to the final, of Android 10 for the Galaxy S10 indicates that the expected update to the tenth version of Android with the customization layer for this terminal would be about to launch. Despite being a stable version, it is likely that it will still receive a couple more updates, to clean up the small bugs that this version may still present.
If you live in Germany and have a Galaxy S10, S10e or S10 +, and are part of Samsung's One UI 2.0 beta program, you can now download the update via OTA. Of course, it is highly recommended that you make a backup copy before installing this update, which has a size of 140 MB.
How do we know that it is a final version?
If we look at the firmware number, we see that the last 4 digits are BSKO. If the version that is already available in Germany were a beta, the B would be an F. If we consider that the first beta of Android 10 for the S10 arrived a few days before in Germany than Spain, it is to be assumed that this stable version does not It will take more than 2 or 3 days to be available in Spanish territory.
