Samsung updates the Android 10 roadmap for its terminals

The Korean company looks like this year has put the batteries in the issue of updates And unlike in other years, updates to the new version of Android are not taking as long as in the past. The Galaxy S10 (in its three versions) was updated in November.

The Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+ were updated in December as were the Galaxy M30 and M20. In this month of January, the only Samsung terminal that has been updated has been the Galaxy Note 9. The Galaxy S9 and S9 + were scheduled for this month, but from Samsung have changed the release date of Android 10, date that is now in February.

Samsung has updated its roadmap for all terminals to be updated to Android 10 in the next few months. If you want to know when you will be lucky enough to receive Android 10 on your Samsung terminal, I invite you to consult the following list:

February 2020

• Galaxy S9
• Galaxy S9+

March 2020

• Galaxy A30
• Galaxy M40

April 2020

• Galaxy A6
• Galaxy A7 (2018)
• Galaxy A50
• Galaxy A50s
• Galaxy A70
• Galaxy a70s
• Galaxy A80
• Galaxy fold
• Galaxy M30s
• Galaxy Tab S6

May 2020

• Galaxy A6 +
• Galaxy A9 (2018)
• Galaxy A8 Star
• Galaxy A10
• Galaxy A10s
• Galaxy A20
• Galaxy A30s
• Galaxy A9
• Galaxy M10s

June 2020

• Galaxy J6
• Galaxy a20s

July 2020

• Galaxy J6
• Galaxy a20s

July 2020

• Galaxy j7 duo
• Galaxy J6 +
• Galaxy J8
• Galaxy Tab S4 10.5
• Galaxy Tab S5e

August 2020

• Galaxy Galaxy A8 (2019)
• Galaxy Tab A 10.5
• Galaxy Tab A 10.1 (2019)

Once again it is shown how the world of tablets on Android is still a black sheep. Even Samsung itself, one of the few companies that continues to bet on this market, will launch the updates to Android 10 after updating all its smartphones.

The only Samsung tablet that will be updated to Android 10 before will be the Galaxy Tab S6, which will, as we can see the list above, in April of this year.