It seems that the pandemic that the whole world is suffering has been the stimulus that Samsung needed to meet the launch deadlines that it had scheduled to launch Android 10 with One UI 2.0 on compatible terminals. The new terminal that has begun to receive the update to Android 10 with One UI 20 is the Galaxy A20.
The update is now available in Chile, the Philippines, Russia and Vietnam and includes the security patch for the month of April and all the basic features that we can find in Android 10 with One UI 2.0, and you probably won't get One 2.1, due to it being an input device.
Android 10 with One UI 2.1 includes a number of functions that are limited due to hardware specs of the highest-end models such as the Galaxy S20 in its three versions, the Galaxy Fold and the Galaxy Z Flip, a model that already enjoys the latest version of the customization range that includes the possibility of sharing files in addition to other functions.
At the moment, we do not know when the expansion to other countries of this new update is planned, but it shouldn't take long If you want to continue with the usual trend of updates that the company has been showing in recent months. Once it is available in your country, you can download it via OTA directly to your terminal. To check if it is already available, you just have to access the Settings of your terminal, within the Software Updates section.
Another option is to use the firmware that the guys at SamMobile put at our disposal if we don't want to wait for it to be available in our country. To install it, we just need a Windows computer and follow a series of steps that, although not complicated, are somewhat laborious.
