Just a week ago we learned that Samsung would launch One UI 3.1 to the high end, and today it has begun with the deployment to the Galaxy Note, so if you walk with one of these great phones, you can go to settings to check if you have the update available.
In days gone by now 3.1 has begun to reach other high-end such as the Galaxy S20, Galaxy Note 20, Galaxy Z Flip, Z Flip 5G, Galaxy Z Fold 2 and Galaxy Tab S7, although at the moment from forums such as htcmania there is no evidence that it has yet been deployed.
A matter of hours for let's start downloading the One UI 3.1, since in Germany it is beginning to arrive with those sound news of the new Galaxy S21 that was launched just over a month ago.
This new update carries the version in the firmware N97xFXXU6FUBD and it even comes with the March security patch; that by the way, the Samsung mobiles have been extended to 4 years how long they will receive support for these types of security patches.
The update as far as we know, consists of 1GB of installation, so pay attention to being under WiFi to be able to download it without causing excessive data consumption to your monthly plan.
What's new in One UI 3.1 are Private Share, Visual Comfort Shield, the ability to delete geolocation data of the images when we share them, automatic switching of the Galaxy Buds between different Samsung devices, and some minor changes in the user interface.
Another detail to keep in mind is that the performance of the camera has been improved, so please be welcome and waiting We are about to receive One UI 3.1 on our Galaxy Note 10 phones.
