Samsung Galaxy Android 11 Supported Device Tracker: Live in US & Germany

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Update as of August 31: The OneUI 3.1.1 which is based on Android 11 is now rolling out on foldable devices. It brings a myriad of features. A “Drag & Split” lets you open links in a different window without opening a new tab. The “Natural Window Switching” feature in the multi-active window mode now lets you adjust the width and height of three or four windows together. When dragging a window or app, you can actually get the same size of window as you have set it. Usually, opening several windows together takes a default height and weight but it’s not the case with OneUI 3.1.1 as it is more fluid. 

There are some apps that don’t allow rotating themselves such as Instagram. With “Rotate All Apps”, OneUI 3.1.1 will force all the apps to run properly in both portrait and landscape modes without any hassle. The feature to set aspect ratio for apps is customizable and allows viewing the screen in any size you want. There are four options to choose from such as Full Screen, 4:3, 1*:9, and App Default. A new feature called “Cover Screen Mirroring” seamlessly transfers content viewed on cover displays to the main display without any hassle.

Available in the Labs section, OneUI 3.1.1 brings the feature to pin apps with the taskbar and open them much more easily than before. It gives you an instant access. “App Split View” is another feature available for messaging apps that gives you access to more information at a time. When used, it opens messages in a separate view on the right allowing you to move the left half of the display freely. It works similarly to multi-window view. The last feature added to OneUI 3.1.1 (as of now) is the Flex Mode Panel which avails the Flex Mode to the apps that don’t support it. Available in the Labs section, the feature allows for easier controls over media and more. [Read more]

Update as of June 30: Looks like OneUI 3.5 based on Android 11 is probably not on cards. Instead, we could see an incremental update aka OneUI 3.1.1 that should make its debut with the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3. There are a tonne of hints that OneUI 3.1.1 will make it on eligible Samsung devices instead of OneUI 3.5. It will soon be replaced with OneUI 4.0 which is based on Android 12 and thus, it will bring a faster adoption rate. There are reports that suggest OneUI 3.1.1 could arrive sooner than August 27 when the two foldable phones from Samsugn are slated to arrive. [Source]

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Google released the Android 11 Developer Preview 1 for the developers back in February 2020. This was meant for the developers to test out the environment of the Android 11 firmware and based on that develop apps and games. Quite a lot of new features and enhancements were seen with the first developer preview of Android 11. Google introduces two more developer previews and two beta updates before finally launching the most-anticipated Android 11. And in this post, we will give you an Android 11 update tracker for the Samsung devices, along with the list of supported devices. Besides, we will also keep on adding the list of new features that will be coming with One UI 3.0.

Samsung, in the recent past, has become one of the brands to be reckoned with when it comes to rolling out security or firmware updates. In fact, Samsung has been the first OEM to push January, February and even March 2020 security updates for its devices, even ahead of Google itself. Moreover, older devices are also regularly supported with the latest patches and firmware updates. So, in this post, we will give you an Android 11 update tracker for Samsung and what are the new features it will bring in.

Android 11 Features

Talking about the features of the Android 11, you can check out the list of new features and enhancements it brings (as spotted by Gadget Hacks):

• Scheduled Dark Theme
• ‘Conversations’ Section in Notification Shade
• Built-in Screen Recorder
• Pin Apps in the Share Menu
• Send Images in Notification Replies
• New APIs for 5G
• Reverse Wireless Charging Support (Google Pixel 4a or 5)
• Use Bluetooth Headphones in Airplane Mode
• Scrolling screenshots
• Bubble Notifications on by Default
• New Back Cover Gestures (Likely Pixel-Exclusive)
• Show Refresh Rate
• Power Menu Toggles
• Quick Access Wallet
• New Permissions Options
• Background Location Access Must Be Granted Manually
• Auto-Block Spammy Permission Prompts
• New Scoped Storage Permission
• New Motion Sense Gesture (Pixel 4)
• New Notification History UI
• Increase Touch Sensitivity
• Better Back Sensitivity
• Mobile Drivers License Support
• Changes to BiometricPrompt API
• Improved Call Screening
• Support for Punch Hole & Waterfall Displays
• Disable Vibrations While Using the Camera
• HDMI Low-Latency Mode
• Low Latency Video Decoding
• New Bluetooth Stack
• Separated Quick Settings & Notification Tray
• Music Player in Quick Settings
• Unsupported Bluetooth Codecs Are Now Grayed Out
• Suggested Apps in Home Screen Dock

Supported Devices

Samsung Galaxy A03

The Galaxy A03 brings on-board a 6.5-inch HD+ Infinity-V panel with a 5MP selfie cam at the front and a 48MP+2MP rear camera setup. The device has an unnamed eight-core processor along with 3/4GB RAM and 32/64GB of storage. It runs on Android 11-powered OneUI 3.x out-of-the-box.

Samsung Galaxy M42 5G

The Samsung Galaxy F42 5G arrives with a Dimensity 700 chipset along with 6/8GB RAM and 128GB of storage. There’s a 64MP triple rear and a 8MP front camera on-board and the device runs on Android 11-flavored OneUI Core 3.1 out-of-the-box. 

Samsung Galaxy M52 5G

The Samsung Galaxy M52 5G packs in a 6.7-inch Super AMOLED+ FHD+ panel with a 32MP selfie and a 64MP triple camera setup. The device is powered by a Snapdragon 778G 5G with 6GB RAM and 128GB of storage. The phone has a OneUI 3.1 with Android 11 as its operating system. 

Samsung Galaxy M22

The Samsung Galaxy M22 is the latest addition in the M-series of smartphones featuring a 6.4-inch AMOLED HD+ 90Hz panel with a 13MP front and a 48MP quad-camera setup. The device runs on Helio G80 SoC with 4GB RAM, 128GB storage and Android 11-powered OneUI Core 3.1 out-of-the-box. 

Samsung Galaxy A21 Simple

The Samsung Galaxy A21 Simple is the latest edition in the A-series and features a 5.8-inch HD+ TFT panel with an Exynos 7884B SoC under the hood. There’s 64GB storage and 3GB RAM as well. The phone has arrived in Japan and runs on Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 UI out-of-the-box. This is probably a Japan-only variant and thus, offers different specs than global Galaxy A21.

Samsung Galaxy A03s

Samsung has added another smartphone in the A-series i.e. Galaxy A03s that houses a  6.5-inch 60Hz LCD panel and runs on a Helio P35 SoC under the hood. The device has a 5MP selfie and a 13MP+2+2MP rear camera setup. It runs on Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 Core which is a trimmed version of OneUI 3.1. 

Samsung Galaxy M32 5G

Samsung has added another smartphone in the M-series of smartphones. It is the Galaxy M32 5G that brings a Dimensity 720 SoC on-board along with 5G connectivity. It sports a FHD+ Super AMOLED panel and has a 5,000mAh battery under the hood. It has an Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 out-of-the-box. 

Samsung Galaxy A52s 5G

Samsung Galaxy A52s 5G packs in a Snapdragon 778G under the hood with a Adreno 642 GPU. There’s up to 8GB RAM and 256GB of storage. The device packs in a 6.5-inch AMOLED 120Hz FHD+ panel with a 32MP selfie and a 64MP quad-camera setup. The device gets a 25W charging support. About the software, it runs on the latest Android 11-flavored OneUI 3.1 out-of-the-box.

Samsung Galaxy Z Flip3 5G

The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip3 5G packs in a 6.7-inch foldable dynamic AMOLED 2X panel with 120Hz and HDR0+ and has a Snapdragon 888 5G SoC under the hood. There’s a 8GB RAM and 128/256GB of UFS 3.1 storage. It features a 10MP selfie and a 12+12MP dual rear camera setup. The device arrived with Android 11-powered OneUI 3.5 out-of-the-box. 

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3 5G

The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold3 5G packs in a 7.6-inch Foldable Dynamic AMOLED 2X panel with a 120Hz and HDR10+. There’s a Snapdragon 888 5G SoC with 12GB of RAM and 256/512GB of UFS 3.1 storage. The device packs in OneUI 3.5 powered by Android 11 out-of-the-box.

Samsung Galaxy A12 Nacho

The latest in the A-series, Galaxy A12 Nacho is an Mexican edition of Galaxy A12 that arrived in Russia earlier. The device has a Exynos 850 processor along with a 6.5″ PLS IPS panel. It runs on Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 out-of-the-box.

Samsung Galaxy M21 2021 Edition

The Galaxy M21 2021 sports a 6.4-inch FHD+ Super AMOLED panel with a Exynos 9611 SoC. There’s a 6,000 mAh battery with 15W charging tech. The device runs on Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 Core edition which is the lite version of OneUI 3.1. 

Samsung Galaxy F22

The Samsung Galaxy F22 in India is a rebranded Galaxy A22. It arrives with a 6.4-inch Super AMOLED HD+ panel with 90Hz RR and has a 13MP selfie shooter embedded in a waterdrop-shaped notch. There’s a quad-camera setup with a 48MP+8MP+2MP+2MP setup. Finally, there’s a massive 6,000 mAh battery and the device is powered by Helio G80 SoC with 4/6GB RAM and 64/128GB storage. The device arrives with Android 11-poweerd OneUI Core 3.1 out-of-the-box.

Samsung Galaxy A22

This is the 4G variant of Samsung Galaxy A22. The device packs in a 6.4-inch Super AMOLED panel. The device is powered with a Helio G80 SoC with 4/6GB RAM and 64/128GB of storage. The device has a 48+8+2+2MP rear and a 13MP front camera setup. The device runs on the latest Android 11-powered OneUI Core3.1.  

Samsung Galaxy A22 5G

This is the 5G variant which has a Dimensity 700 5G SoC under the hood. The phone is equipped with a larger 6.6-inch TFT FHD+ display with 4/6/8GB of AM and 64/128GB of storage. There’s a 48+5+2+2MP rear camera and 8MP front camera setup. Finally, the phone runs on Android 11-powered OneUI Core 3.1.

Samsung Galaxy M32

Samsung Galaxy M32 is the successor to M31 and brings a 6.4-inch AMOLED 90Hz refresh rate on-board. It also brings a Helio G80 SoC with 4/6GB RAM and 64/128GB of storage along with a 64MP quad-camera setup at the back and a 20Mp selfie shooter. Finally, the device runs on Android 11-based OneUI 3.1.

Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 FE WIFI

Two months after the LTE variant was introduced, Samsung has now released the Galaxy Tab S7 FE LTE with the same display tech, processor, among others. The device comes with Android 11-flavored OneUI 3.1 out-of-the-box. It has been rolled out in a single storage configuration of 4GB+*4B in Mystic Green, Mystic Silver, Mystic Black, and Mystic Pink color variants. 

Update as of September 23: The Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 is picking up OneUI 3.1.1 in India based on Android 11. You can read the release notes here. 

Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 FE LTE

Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 FE packs in a giant 12.4-inch WQXGA display with a Snapdragon 750G chipset under the hood. The device has a 4/64GB and 6/128GB configuration. It comes with a 8MP rear and a 5MP front selfie shooter. Galaxy Tab S7 FE runs on Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 out-of-the-box.

Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 Lite

Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 Lite packs in a 8.7-inch TFT display with a 800×1340 pixels resolution. The device comes with a Helio P22T SoC under the hood with 3/4GB RAM and 32/64GB storage configurations. There’s a 5,100 mAh battery under the hood. Tab A7 Lite has Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 out-of-the-box. 

Samsung Galaxy F12

The Samsung Galaxy F12 packs in a 48MP triple camera setup with Tetracell tech and Super-PD autofocus. The device has a 6.5-inch HD+ Infinity-V Display with 90Hz refresh rate and runs on Exynos 850 8nm chipset. It is powered by a whopping 6000mAh battery and has Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 for its software. 

Samsung Galaxy M01s

Update as of July 21: It is high time for Samsung Galaxy M01s as the device is now intercepting Android 11-flavored OneUI 3.1 update in India. The update comes with version number M017FXXU2CUG1 and carries a July 2021 security patch with it. [Source]

Update as of August 02: Based on the latest update, Android 11 has arrived on Galaxy M01 in Sri Lanka, Nepal, Bangladesh, and India. 

Samsung Galaxy M01

Update: Galaxy M01 is picking up Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 upgrade in Russia with April 2021 security patch. The update has been spotted in India on M01 as well.

Samsung Galaxy M02s

Update as of May 11: The Samsung Galaxy M02s is picking up Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 Core update weighing at 1362.72MB in India with version number BUDC.

Samsung Galaxy F02s

Also to arrive with Galaxy F12, the Galaxy F02s sports a Exynos 850 chipset  with a 6000 mAh battery under the hood. The device doesgalaxy a5 arrives with 6.5-inch 720p+ display with  60Hz refresh rate. It runs on Snapdragon 450 SoC out-of-the-box. 

Update as of May 11: Galaxy F02s is now intercepting Android 11 powered upgrade with version number BUDC weighing around 1362MBs in India. [Source]

Samsung Galaxy S21 5G

Samsung Galaxy S21 5G is the epitome of specifications and more with its Snapdragon 888/Exynos 2100 SoC under the hood, a massive 8GB RAM and 128/256GB storage. The device comes with a 6.2-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X 120Hz display with HDR10+ and comes with Android 11-based OneUI 3.1 under the hood. No doubt is also covered with three years of software support which means it will also get Android 12, Android 13, and Android 14 that will be released in the last leg of year 2021, 2022, and 2024 respectively. 

Update as of November 19: Samsung has seeded out OneUI 4.0 update on Galaxy S21 units in a handful of countries. This includes Iraq, Egypt, Kenya, Tunisia, Panama, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Israel, France, Portugal, Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, O2 UK, Afghanistan, Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines, Turkey, India, South Africa, and Sri Lanka and more countries are joining in. 

Samsung Galaxy S21+ 5G

Samsung also released the plus variant of the standard Galaxy S21 aka the Galaxy S21+ which comes with the same Exynos 2100 or Snapdragon 888 chipset configuration as the standard version. It comes with a large 6.7-inch Dynamic A

AMOLED 2X display with HDR10+ and 120Hz refresh ratio. It has 128GB/256GB storage and 8GB of RAM. The device runs on the latest Android 11-backed OneUI 3.1 out-of-the-box, Also, as per Samsung’s upgraded software upgrade policy, the device should get the Android 12, Android 13, and Android 14 thanks to its 3 years of major software support.

Update as of November 19: Android 12 on Samsung Galaxy S21+ has reached more than two dozen countries in Asia, Europe, and African continents as you can read in the Galaxy S21 update. 

Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G

The biggest and the most powerful of the Galaxy S21 series, the Galaxy S21 Ultra offers a giant 6.8-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X display with HDR10+, 120Hz refresh rate and more. It has the same chipset i.e. Snapdragon 888 or Exynos 2100 under the hood along with Android 11-based OneUI 3.1 out-of-the-box. The device is up for three years of software update as per Samsung’s latest software upgrade policy according to which it will get Android 12, 13, and 14 as well. 

Update as of November 19: The Galaxy S21 Ultra has picked up OneUI 4.0 update in a handful of countries in Europe, Asia, and African continent.

Samsung Galaxy S20 FE /5G

Update as of February 10: Based on the latest information available, Samsung Galaxy S20 FE has done testing out Android 11-powered OneUI 3.0 upgrade on the device with Google CVE January 2021 editing. This comes from the official software updates page of Optus which is a telecom carrier.

#2: Just some time after Galaxy S20 FE got the OneUI 3.1 upgrade, it is S20 FE 5G’s turn to upgrade to OneUI 3.1. Yes, the update is now actively rolling out in Romania, Switzerland, Portugal, Italy, France, Poland, Greece, Germany, Spain, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom and a few other European countries as mentioned on SamMobile’s database. Apparently, the new update comes with firmware version G781BXXU2CUB5 and has a February 2021 security patch with it. This was reflected on Galaxy S20 FE 5G’s official page on Samsung;s website as well. The update comes with an extensive changelog to go with.

Update as of February 12: Looks like the South Korean giant Samsung has halted the rollout of Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 update that was being rolled out on Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 5G. There’s no update as to why Samsung pulled out the update but it seems like this is because of some bugs. This isn’t the first time Samsung has pulled an update from rolling out after it has already released it. If you are a Galaxy S20 FE 5G user, you will have to wait for a patched up update to arrive soon. 

#2: In a separate news, telecom carrier Fido will start releasing Android 11-powered OneUI 3.0 update on Samsung Galaxy S20 FE 4G variant starting February 16. This was confirmed by Fido’s OS upgrade schedule. 

Update as of February 26: Both Samsung Galaxy S20 FE and S20 FE 5G are in for a treat in Australia. This is because Australia’s major telecom carrier Optus is now releasing Android 11-powered OneUI 3.0 update on these two updates as per its software update page.

Update as of March 5: Well, the OneUI 3.1 skin is now rolling out on Galaxy S20 FE units in Sri Lanka, India, Nepal, Hungary, Poland, the Netherlands, the UK, and many other countries as it has been spotted on SamMobile’s database. 

Update as of March 6: Well, the latest news w.r.t the Samsung Galaxy S20 FE states that the device is now getting upgraded to Android 11-powered OneUI 3.0 in New Zealand with build number BUA8 and has a download size of 1921.67MB. It has a January 2021 security patch level associated with it. [Source]

Samsung Galaxy Note 20

Samsung added the Galaxy Note 20 in its lineup as of August 5. It comes preloaded with Android 10-based OneUI 2.5 and no doubt will be the first to get Android 11. Apparently, Samsung has confirmed that it will support Galaxy Note 20 series with three years of major Android OS upgrades. this means Note 20 is now eligible to receive updates till Android 13 in 2020.

Update as of February 26: There’s good news for Samsung Galaxy Note 20 5G users locked with Verizon after all. The telecom carrier is now sending out Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 update carrying version number DUB7 and with February 2021 security patch arriving via OTA to Galaxy Note 20 units in the country.

Update as of March 02: Samsung Galaxy Note 20 is now getting upgraded to the latest Android 11-powered OneUI 31 on its unlocked models in Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, Iraq, and the U.S. This comes as a fresh report from users. [Source 1, 2]

Update as of March 03: Citing latest user report, the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 users are now intercepting the OneUI 3.1 update in Hong Kong at the time of writing this. The update is arriving on model number SM-N9860 HK and weighs 1.5GB. The update also carries the latest February 2021 security patch with it. [Source]

Update as of March 5: Based on the latest information that we have, major telecom carrier AT&T is now releasing Android 11-flavoured OneUI 3.1 update with February 2021 security patch with it via FOTA method with version number DUB5 weighing at a whopping 2.1GB in size. [Source]

Update as of April 1: If you are a Samsung Galaxy Note 20 5G user on Bell Network, you will be rejoiced as the telecom carrier is now seeding out OneUI 3.1 update on the device at the time of writing this. The incoming update carries a build number DUB5. [Source]

Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra

Just like Galaxy Note 20, the uber-premium Galaxy Note 20 Ultra arrives with Android 10-based OneUI 2.5 out-of-the-box. There’s no doubt Galaxy Note 20 Ultra will receive Android 11 but now, Samsung has officially confirmed that it will get three years of major Android OS support that extends it to Android 13 in 2021.

Update as of February 18: As per the latest intel, South Korean giant Samsung is now sending out OneUI 3.0 powered by Android 11 on units in Germany and Russia. These firmware updates are arriving with version CUB5 agnd CUB6. [Source]

Update as of February 20: According to the latest update, Fido has confirmed that it will be rolling out Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 on Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra in Canada on March 3. This also goes the same for TELUS users in Canada. 

Update as of February 25: Reports are now available and confirm that the Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 update on Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra has been spotted in Qatar on Smart Switch, Romania on Orange Network, as well as on T-Mobile and Sprint-locked units in the U.S. This incoming update carries version number DUB5 and it is rolling out via OTA to the eligible units. [Source]

#2: Based on the latest update, OneUI 3.1 is now rolling out for Galaxy Note 20 Ultra on both 4G and 5G in Belgium and the Netherlands as well as units locked with Spectrum Mobile in the United States. [Source 1, 2]

Update as of February 26: If you are a Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 5G user in the U.S. locked with Verizon, you are in for a treat as the telecom giant is now seeding Android 11-powered OneUI 3.0 update on the device via firmware version number DUB57 and has the latest February 2021 security patch attached to the update arriving soon.

In a separate update, some users have reported intercepting the Android 11 update on Galaxy Note 20 Ultra in the UK on Sky Network as well as in Portugal as well. [Source 1, 2]

Update as of March 02: Unlocked variants of Galaxy Note 20 Ultra are now receiving Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 upgrade in the U.S. as well as Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, and Iraq as per the latest user reports. [Source 1, 2]

Update as of March 5: If you are a Galaxy Note 20 Ultra user locked with AT&T in the U.S., you are in for a treat as the telecom giant is now rolling out a new update i.e. Android 11-flavored OneUI 3.1 update with build number DUB5 and has a file size of 2.1GB. [Source]

Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra/5G

Samsung made the Galaxy S20 Ultra official in February 2020 during a massive launch event across the globe. The device originally arrived with Android 10-based OneUI 2.1 and it will surely get bumped to Android 11 (R) based OneUI 3.0. About the timeline, it is estimated to arrive sometime in November 2020 although confirmation is still awaited.

Update as of February 23: After Galaxy S20, the Galaxy S20 Ultra is now picking up Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 update in Italy as it was tipped by a user Samuele Trainotti.

Update as of February 27: Looks like Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra locked with the U.S. Cellular in the United States is now getting upgraded to OneUI 3.1 as a said update has been spotted in the country on the S20 series of devices. [Source]

Update as of March 03: Well, as per the latest report published on Samsung’s community forum, the Samsung Galaxy S20 Utra is getting upgraded to OneUI 3.1 in Bangladesh. As always, the update is rolling out via OTA and is releasing in a batch-by-batch manner. [Source]

Update as of March 04: As per the latest intel, the Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra has intercepting the OneUI 3.1 update in Jordan, Iraq, and Syria with version number G98xBXXU6DUB5.

Update as of March 5: Looks like AT&T is now rolling out a new update on Galaxy S20 Ultra 5G units locked with the telecom carrier in the U.S. The FOTA update is being relayed with build number DUB5 and has a package size of 1.6GB with the latest February 2021 security patch attached to it. The update is rolling out via OTA method as mentioned above. [Source]

Update as of March 12: According to the update posted by users, the Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra is now picking up Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 update in both Brazil and South Africa. [Source]

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold2

Update as of July 29: Apparently, recent developments show that Samsung is likely testing out the OneUI 3.1.1 update on Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2. This information is available on the CheckFirm website although it is likely being tested internally and thus, it isn’t available for users publicly. [Source]

Update as of September 2: Samsung is now rolling out Android 11-backed OneUI 3.1.1 to its foldable series of smartphones. The Galaxy Z Fold2 5G is getting the update at the time of writing this. [Read more]

Samsung Galaxy Tab S7

Update as of August 4: Based on the latest update, Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 update has been rolled out in Thailand, Spain, the UK, and Mexico, the U.S., Dubai, Philippines, Australia, Germany, Turkey among others. On the other hand, Android 11-powered update has rolled out in Iraq, Chile, Peru, Panama, Paraguay, Uruguay, Argentina, Guatemala, Colombia, Pakistan, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Brazil, and New Zealand.

Samsung Galaxy Tab S7+

Update as of August 5: After combing the updates, we are certain that Samsung Galaxy Tab S7+ has received Android 11 upgrade in Malaysia, Australia, India, Italy, the U.S, Thailand, UAE, Germany, Singapore, HK, Vietnam, China, Korea, South Africa, Israel, Turkey, Iraq, Kenya, Saudi Arabia, Canada, Taiwan, Russia among other regions. Most of the units have received OneUI 3.1 by now. 

Update as of September 20: Well, the Galaxy Tab S7+ 5G is intercepting Android 11-based OneUI 3.1.1 with September 2021 security patch according to user reports. 

Samsung Galaxy Tab A7

Update: The LTE Galaxy Tab A7 got its hands on OneUI 3.1 based on Android 11 in Europe in a myriad of countries as per SamMobile. Soon enough, the 2020 US variant of Tab A7 got its share of the update two months after the European variant got the upgrade.

Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus/5G

The Plus variant of the standard Galaxy S20 is exponentially powerful. The phone arrived with Android 10-based OneUI 2.1 out-of-the-box and no doubt it will get further Android 11 and Android 12 updates as well. Talking about Android 11, the device is highly likely to get the upgrade sometime in November 2020 although we are still waiting for official confirmation.

Update as of February 27: According to the latest update, the Galaxy S20+ units in the U.S. locked with US Cellular are now getting upgraded to Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 as it has been spotted by a user on Reddit. [Source]

Update as of March 04: Based on the latest information, the Galaxy S20+ is now picking up Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 update with version number G98xBXXU6DUB5 and users in Syria, Jordan, and Iraq are picking it up.

Update as of March 5: According to the new update coming from AT&T support page, it is now rolling out a new Android 11-based OneUI 3.1 update with February 2021 security patch on the carrier-locked devices. The update is being released via FOTA as mentioned with version number DUB5 and has a file size of 1.6GB that users are required to download and install on their devices.   [Source]

Update as of March 12: With the latest information in mind, it is confirmed that Samsung Galaxy S20+ is now getting upgraded to Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 in South Africa and Brazil based on user reports.  [Source]

Samsung Galaxy A42 5G

Update as of March 12: Based on the latest piece of details available, Galaxy A42 5G from Samsung is now getting upgraded with Android 11 with OneUI 3.1 skin on top as per fresh reports. [Source]

Update as of March 24: Keeping the latest information in mind, the Samsung Galaxy A42 is now picking up the latest OneUI 3.1 skin in the UK on units locked with Vodafone. The update is following the usual airborne channel and releasing on units in a batch-by-batch manner with firmware version number BUB7 along with February 2021 security patch level. The update was spotted on SamMobile’s database. [Source]

Update as of March 31: Looks like Samsung Galaxy A42 5G users in Malaysia (South East Asia) are now intercepting Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 upgrade via OTA. [Source]

Samsung Galaxy S20/5G

Samsung Galaxy S20, the successor for last year’s Galaxy S10 series. The device boosts exceptional specifications no doubt. It arrived with Android 10-based OneUI 2.1 a few weeks ago. No doubt it is in tow to get Android 11-based OneUI 3.0. Samsung hasn’t updated the timeline yet but it is highly likely to get the update in November 2020. The phone will also get Android 12 next year without any doubt.

Update as of January 11: Based on the latest intel available, Samsung Galaxy S20 5G users in the UK with O2 network are now intercepting Android 11-powered OneUI 3.0. This was confirmed by a user on Twitter. Note that if you are in the UK with Galaxy S20 5G and O2 network and still haven’t received the update, you will have to wait for some time as the updates are usually released in batch-by-batch manner and thus, would take some time reaching you. [Source]

Update as of February 10: Based on the latest development, an Android 11-based OneUI 3.1 test build has been discovered on Galaxy S20 with build number DUB1. Note that it is a test build and that means the public update is yet to be rolled out. [Source]

Update as of February 22: According to the latest update, the Samsung Galaxy S20 units in the Netherlands are now intercepting Android 11-backed OneUI 3.1 update on both T-Mobile and Vodafone-locked devices in the country. The incoming update comes with build number DUB5. The February 2021 security patch level was issued earlier and thus, there’s no change in the security level.

Update as of February 23: As per the latest update, Samsung Galaxy S20 is now getting Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 update in India. The update bearing version G98xFXXU6DUB5 carries a package size of 1246.69 MB and it is rolling out via OTA  to Galaxy S20 units. The update also brings eSIM support to the device in India allowing users to pair up an additional eSIM on top of the SIM cards slots available on the device. [Source]

Update as of February 27: Looks like the Galaxy S20 units in the U.S. locked with the US Cellular are now getting upgraded to Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 update via OTA. This was recently confirmed by a user on Reddit. [Source]

Update as of March 5: According to the latest update, the Samsung Galaxy S20 5G in the U.S. with model number G981U is now getting upgraded to Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 with a February 2021 security patch level. It is being rolled out by a major telecom carrier AT&T in the country. The update comes with build number DUB5 and weighs at 1.5GB available via FOTA method.  [Source]

Update as of March 12: Based on what the user reports are producing, the Galaxy S20 is now intercepting Android 11-based OneUI 3.1 in South Africa and Brazil.

Update as of March 20: As per the latest information provided, the OneUI 3.1 update has been spotted on T-Mobile with firmware version DUB5. The update is arriving with February 2021 security patch weighing at 1625.64MB in size. [Source ]

Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4G

The latest Samsung Galaxy Z Flip is probably the next lineup to get the update after the S20 series. It was launched in February with Android 10 out-of-the-box.

Update: The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip has been upgraded to Android 11-flavored OneUI 3.1 update in Australia, South Korea, Iraq, Nigeria, Pakistan, Morocco, Kenya, and Rogers (Canada).

Update as of September 2: The South Korean giant Samsung has now released Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1.1 on Samsung Galaxy Z Flip at the time of writing this. [Read more]

Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5G

Update as of September 2: Samsung has finally starting rolling out OneUI 3.1.1 based on Android 11 on Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 5G at the time of writing this. [Read more]

Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus/5G

Next up, the Galaxy Note10 Plus is also a flagship device just like its 5G variant. This gives it an upper hand when it comes to Android updates so yes, it will receive Android 11 as well which will be its second upgrade after Android 10. THere’s no official confirmation yet but the devices are likely to get their OS upgrade sometime in November 2020.

Update as of February 1: Well, based on the latest information available, Samsung has finally ended the beta program on Galaxy Note 10+ in Korea. It has also released Android 11-based OneUI 3.0 stable update on the units in the country at the time of writing this. [Source]

Update as of February 05: As per the latest information coming in, the Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ 5G is now picking up Android 11-powered OneUI 3.0 update with version number DUA3 and file size of 2GB. [Source]

#2: Apparently, OneUI 3.0 is now dropping on Galaxy Note 10+ in South Africa with build number as ETLL.

Update as of February 9: Apparently, the Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ is now intercepting OneUI 3.0 based on Android 11 on Sprint in the U.S. This was confirmed by a user on Reddit. Apart from that, the T-Mobile variant of Galaxy Note 10+ is intercepting the OneUI 3.0 update as well. [Source]

#2: As per the latest intel, the Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ is now picking up Android 11-based OneUI 3.0 in China. [Source]

Update as of February 10: Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ is now picking up Android 11-backed OneUI 3.0 update on its unlocked variant in the U.S. This update is arriving via OTA method and user reported intercepting the same as well. [Source]

Update as of February 25: According to the latest update, Samsung Galaxy Z Flip is now intercepting Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 update in Kenya, Nigeria, Pakistan, Morocco, and Iraq. 

Update as of March 03: According to Samsung community forum, Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ 5G is now intercepting OneUI 3.1 update with version number FUBD/FUBD/FUB9 weighing in at 1012.80MB and has the latest March 2021 security patch attached to it. [Source]

Update as of March 23: Based on what we know for now, the Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ is now picking up Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 updates on Fido, Koodo, TELUS, and Rogers as well as unlocked variants are getting their update too in Canada. The update is arriving with March 2021 security patch level and has FUBH software version on-board. [Source]

Update as of March 29: Based on the latest update, the Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ is picking up Android 11 upgrade on its unlocked variants in the U.S. 

Update as of April 12: Good news for Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ 5G users in the UK as the device is now intercepting Android 11-based OneUI 3.1 on the unlocked variants at the time of writing this. The update carries a download size of 1202.20MB and has a FUCD build number associated with it as per user reports that were posted on Reddit. [Source]

Samsung Galaxy Note10/5G

The device made its debut in August 2019 with Android 9.0 Pie under-the-hood based OneUI. Galaxy Note10 similar to all the other Note10 series devices is up for its second major AndroidOS upgrade from Android 9 to Android 10 and now, it will be Android 11 sometime in November 2020. This is based on an unofficial timeline so take it with a pinch of salt.

Update as of March 12: Based on a Redditor, the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 is already running on Android 11-backed OneUI 3.1 update in Greece. There’s no doubt that the update rolling out in the country is airborne and also, rolling out in batches so users will have to wait for a few days to get their hands on the same. [Source]

Update as of March 23: So, the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 is now picking up Android 11-flavored OneUI 3.1 update in Canada at the time of writing this. It has arrived on telecom carrier-locked devices including Fido, Koodo, Rogers, and TELUS as well as unlocked devices are getting their share of updates as well. This information comes from SamMobile’s database wherein the device is getting FUBH software update with March 2021 security patch on-board. [Source]

Update as of March 24: Looks like Samsung Galaxy Note 10 is now upgrading to Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 update in Singapore. The update carries version number FUBD/FUBD/FUBB and has a package size of 1040.13MB. The update is argalaxy ariving with the latest March 2021 security patch embedded with it and as usual, the update is being released via OTA. [Source]

Update as of March 29: Looks like Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 has reached more unlocked units of Galaxy Note 10 in the U.S. as well. 

Update as of April 12: Looks like Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ 5G is picking up Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 update in UK on the unlocked variants with April 2021 security patch. Since Galaxy Note 10 belongs to the same series, it is highly likely that the update is arriving on the standard variant as well. [Source]

Samsung Galaxy Note10 Lite

Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Lite was released a few months after the Note10 series. It arrived with Android 10 and there’s no doubt that it will get Android 11 for sure. The official timeline is yet unavailable but it is estimated to get the upgrade in Q1 2021. Let’s keep our fingers crossed until more information.

#2: Based on the latest intel, the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 is now getting Android 11-based OneUI 3.1 in Sri Lanka. [Source]

Update as of January 27: Based on the latest information available, Samsung is now rolling out Android 11-backed OneUI 3.0 update on Galaxy Note 10 Lite  in France. This was confirmed by a user intercepting the same. The update bears build number DUA8 along with the latest January 2021 security patch to go with and the update is rolling out via OTA. [Source]

Update as of February 06: According to the latest update, the OneUI 3.0 is now live on Samsung Galaxy Note 10 in many countries which includes Hong Kong, Spain, Philippines, Sri Lanka, India, Germany, Pakistan, the Netherlands, Nigeria, Iraq, Israel, Portugal, and Thailand as per the report. [Source]

Update as of February 9: According to the latest update, the Galaxy Note 10 Lite in Bosnia is now getting upgraded to Android 11 along with units in the UK as per the user reports. Apart from that, telecom carrier EE has released Android 11 upgraded in the UK too as it was recently spotted on SamMobile’s database. [Source   1, 2, 3]

Update as of February 11: If you are a O2 Galaxy Note 10 Lite user, you are in for a treat as the device is now bagging Android 11-powered OneUI 3.0 update at the time of writing this. The update as said is rolling out on O2 network units in the United Kingdom. 

Update as of March 03: According to the latest report that has been spotted online, South Korean giant Samsung is now rolling out the OneUI 3.1 update on Galaxy Note 10 Lite in France as of now. The update is rolling out via version EUB3. 

Update as of March 5: After a long wait, the Galaxy Note 10 Lite has finally bagged the Android 11 update in India with Samsung’s OneUI 3.0 skin on top of it. The update is arriving with firmware version N770FXXU7EUB3 and weighs around 1147.17MB. Since it is an OTA rollout, it should take some time to finally arrive on your device as a part of its batch-by-batch rollout. The update is rolling out with a March 2021 security patch attached to it. [Source]

Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite

Talking about Galaxy S10 Lite, the device made it official last year with Android 10 out-of-the-box, unlike the entire Galaxy S10 range. The device is in tow to get bumped to Android 11-based OneUI 3.0 sometime in Q1 2021. This is between January to March in 2021 although there’s no intel from Samsung at the moment.

Update as of December 30: Based on a user report on Reddit, the Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite is now picking up Android 11-powered OneUI 3.0 in Bulgaria via OTA as usual. Users will have to get the OTA notification which usually takes a few days or so since updates are released in a batch manner.  [Source]

Update as of January 04: According to the latest update, Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite is reportedly running Android 11-based OneUI 3.0 in Indonesia. This comes from various reports. It is being reported that the update will arrive widely in India too as per the sources. 

Update as of March 6: Turns out Android 11-based ColorOS 3.1 is now arriving on Galaxy S10 Lite in Spain with firmware version G770FXXU4EUBA via the airborne method as usual. This was reported by SamMobile.

Update as of March 9: According to this piece of information, Galaxy S10  Lite is now picking up Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 update in India with version number EUBA/EUB9/EUB9 weighing at 1358.70MB and has a March 2021 security patch tagged to it. This comes from Samsung’s community forum that confirms the interception. [Source]

Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus

Galaxy S10 series is no exception since all the phones under the series will be bumped to Android 11-based OneUI 3.0. Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus was launched with Android 9.0 Pie so it will be its second upgrade and an unofficial yet trusted timeline suggests it could be in Q1 2021 just like other S10-series smartphones.

In a separate update, if you are a Samsung Galaxy S10+ user in India, you are in for a treat as users in the country are reporting receiving an Android 11-based OneUI 3.1 update. Since the updates are released via OTA in a batch-by-batch manner, your unit could be the next to get the update in a process that could take a few weeks if not more. [Source 1, 2]

Update as of February 27: According to the latest update, an Android 11 has been spotted on Galaxy S10+ units in Zimbabwe as well. This was confirmed by a user report on Reddit. [Source]

Update as of March 02: According to the latest report, the Galaxy S10+ units in Belgium, Romania, and the Netherlands are now intercepting Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 update for the unbranded and unlocked versions. It carries build number G97FXXU9FUBD and has a March 2021 security patch attached to it.

Update as of March 10: Based on SamFrew’s database and user reports, the Samsung Galaxy S10+ is now picking up OneUI 3.1 in multiple countries which includes the United Kingdom, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal, India, and Germany.  [Source 1, 2, 3]

Update as of March 20: Well, if you are a Samsung Galaxy S10+ user paired with either TELUS or Fido in Canada, you are in for a treat as the device is scheduled to get Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 update on March 30.

Update as of March 30: Looks like the Samsung Galaxy S10+ units in Iraq are getting their Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 update for the first time. The incoming update was spotted on Samsung’s community forum and brings along March 2021 security patch at 837.16MB size and with version number FUBD. [Source]

#2: In a separate update, the Galaxy S10+ is picking up Android 11-backed OneUI 3.1 update in Canada with a size of 975.12MB. The update arriving with build number GUBG has a March 2021 security patch as well. The catch is, there’s no wireless DeX feature available with Galaxy S10 series. [Source]

Samsung Galaxy S10/5G

The powerful beast Galaxy S10 arrived in March 2019 with its Snapdragon 855 chipset making a roar to ward off its rivals. With Android 9.0 Pie, the device upgraded to Android 10-based OneUI 2.1. Now, it is in tow to get its second major OS upgrade to Android 11-based OneUI 3.0 sometime in Q1 2021 although Samsung hasn’t confirmed the date yet.

Update as of March 03: According to the latest intel, the Samsung Galaxy S10 is now intercepting Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 update in Korea as per fresh user reports. The update is arriving via OTA. [Source]

#2: In a separate update, the Samsung Galaxy S10 5G is now picking up Android 11-flavored OneUI 3.0 update in Australia on units sold by Telstra in the country. The update carries a January 2021 security patch along with download size of 1886.24MB and has a EUA4/EUA5/EUA4 build number associated with it.

Update as of March 10: Samsung is now rolling out Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 update in various countries including Sri Lanka, Nepal, India, Germany, the UK, and Bangladesh as per SamFrew’s database. This is based on user reports that confirm the incoming updates on these variants. [Source 1, 2, 3]

Update as of March 20: If you are a Fido Samsung Galaxy S10 user, you are in for a treat as the telecom giant in Canada has now confirmed that it will be releasing Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 update on March 30 in Canada. The update will go live via OTA as usual.

Update as of March 25: South Korean giant Samsung is now releasing Android 11-backed OneUI 3.1 update on Galaxy S10 5G locked with Verizon. The update actually began on March 24 with a FUC1 software version and comes with a March 2021 security patch along with it.

Update as of March 30: Looks like Galaxy S10 is also picking up Android 11 update in Canada as the Galaxy S10+ has already received the same at the time of writing this.  [Source]

Update as of April 1: Turns out the Wireless DeX on-board OneUI 3.1 that arrived on Galaxy S10 in Canada is there and earlier claims were false. This was rectified by a user over another response on Twitter. Although the user does mention that the Google Feed may not be active on OneUI 3.1 on Galaxy S10 in Canada. 

Update as of April 15: Looks like the Samsung Galaxy S10 is now picking up OneUI 3.1 update based on Android 11 in Brazil as per a user report posted on Reddit.

Samsung Galaxy S10e

The affordable yet powerful Galaxy S10e gaarrived in February 2019 with Android 9.0 Pie out-of-the-box. As per an unofficial timeline, the device is getting ready to receive an Android 11-based OneUI 3.0 update in the first quarter of 2021 although the specific date remains unavailable. This will be the second major update after Android 10 so probably the last upgrade of its lifetime.

Update as of February 24: The South African Galaxy S10e users can rejoice as the device is now picking up Android 11-backed OneUI 3.0 update in the country with build number G97xFXXU9EUA4 and has January 2021 embedded with it. 

Update as of February 26: If you are a Samsung Galaxy S10e user in Europe, you could be getting Android 11-backed OneUI 3.1 update next. This is because Galaxy S10+ has already intercepted the update and both Galaxy S10 and Galaxy S10e are likely to follow the suit.  [Source]

Update as of February 27: The Samsung Galaxy S10e is now getting upgraded to Android 11-based OneUI 3.0 in Zimbabwe. This comes from a Reddit user who confirmed the same on Galaxy S10 and since S10e is from the same variant, it is likely to get the update during the same time as well. [Source]

Update as of March 02: According to the update, Samsung Galaxy S10e is now intercepting Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 update for the unlocked/unbranded variants with build number G97FXXU9FUBD and has March 2021 security patch attached to it. The update is available via OTA. 

Update as of March 03: The Galaxy S10e is now getting upgraded to Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 update in Europe. With that being said, the users will get the OTA update on their devices in a batch-by-batch manner. The user has since been spotted in Italy, Turkey, and Norway at the time of writing this. [Source]

Update as of March 10: Turns out Samsung Galaxy S10e is now getting upgraded to Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 in many parts of the world including the UK, Sri Lanka, Nepal, India, Bangladesh, and Germany as per the sources.  [Source 1, 2, 3]

Update as of March 20: Based on the update, the Galaxy S10e will commence picking up Android 11-backed OneUI 3.1 skin from March 30 via OTA as usual. 

Update as of March 30: It appears as the Samsung Galaxy S10e is now intercepting Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 upgrade in Canada with a size of almost 975.12MB. This is because the Galaxy S10+ got the upgrade now and since the S10e belongs to the same series, it is expected to get the update as well. [Source]

Samsung Galaxy S9

Update as of December 12: When a user asked about the Android 11 update on Samsung Galaxy S9, a Samsung Support rep said that the Android 11 is being tested on Galaxy S9. The device is out of support period as Samsung usually releases 2 major upgrades on flagship phones. It recently upgraded its policy to push 3 major OS upgrades although Galaxy S9 doesn’t makes a cut. Thus, it remains to be seen how much of the Support rep’s words are credible in this story. [Source]

Samsung Galaxy S9+

Update as of December 12: There’s a good for Samsung Galaxy S9+ users. Contrary to what was believed that S9+ will not get Android 11, it is apparently testing Android 11 build. This comes from a Samsung Support rep according to which, the Android 11 build on Galaxy S9+ is under testing phase. Though there’s no ETA av

ailable yet, S9+ users can finally take a few deep breaths and hope that the update arrives soon. For now, take it with a pinch of salt. [Source]

Samsung Galaxy F41

Update as of January 28: According to the latest update, the Samsung Galaxy F41 will intercept Android 11-powered OneUI 3.0 update in India with build number BUAC. The update arrives with the January 2021 security patch appended to it. Note that it is an OTA rollout and thus, it would still take some time for the update to arrive on all units. [Source]

Samsung Galaxy Fold 5G

The classic Galaxy Fold 5G, the first device to sport a foldable display was released with Android 9.0 Pie and has been upgraded to Android 10. The device is likely to get its second and probably last update to Android 11 sometime in the first quarter of 2021 i.e. between January and March 2021.

Update as of January 9: Based on the latest piece of information available, TELUS has mentioned that it will commence rolling  out OneUI 3.0 on Samsung Galaxy Fold 5G on January 20. As usual, it will be a batched rollout and thus, users will have to wait for the update to arrive sporadically. [Source]

Update as of March 03: Based on the latest info, the Samsung Galaxy Fold units in South Korea are now intercepting Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 update as some of the users reported receiving the same. [Source]

Update as of March 04: According to a fresh report, it is highlighted that the unlocked variant of Galaxy Fold 5G is picking up OneUI 3.1 update in the United Kingdom with build number EUBF. The update comes with a February 2021 patch tagged with it and it is rolling out via a batch-by-batch OTA method. [Source]

Samsung Galaxy Fold

Update as of September 6: The Samsung Galaxy Fold is finally intercepting OneUI 3.1.1 based on Android 11 with a tonne of features including Custom Aspect Ratio, Rotate All Apps, Multi-Active Window, Drag & Split among others. The incoming update carries a size of 937MB and has September 2021 security patch on-board. [Source]

Samsung Galaxy A01

Even though it is a budget smartphone, it was still launched with Android 10 out-of-the-box. This raises the chances of it getting bumped to Android 11 and as per an unofficial timeline, it could get the update by Q3 2020 or between July and September 2020. Perhaps, we should wait until Samsung’s official roadmap isn’t available.

Update: After tracking Android 11 upgrade across Galaxy A01, it is confirmed that the update has been to India, Japan, as well as Verizon-backed variant in the U.S. with BEU4 version number and May 2021 security patch. On June 24, the update on Galaxy A01 for units locked with AT&T received the OneUI 3.1 update as well. 

Samsung Galaxy A12

Update: Galaxy A12 has so far received Android 11-powered updates in Russia, Germany, Israel, Libya, UAE, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Spain, the Netherlands, Ireland, India, Hungary, France, Switzerland, Baltic Countries, and more. Here’s the link to check on SamMobile’s database. 

Update as of July 16: Based on the update, the Galaxy A12 with Verizon has now received Android 11-based OneUI 3.1 update at the time of writing this. The update comes two months after the global version recieved it. The update carries version number A125USQU2BUFE.

Samsung Galaxy A10e

Update as of July 21: The Galaxy A10e is now getting Android 11-powered update with July 2021 security patch. This update carries version number A102USQUBCUFC with model number SM-A102U. [Source]

Update as of July 28: The Samsung Galaxy A10e on Verizon is finally getting upgraded to Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 at the time of writing this. The update carries version number CUFC and comes with a July 2021 security patch on-board. [ Source]

Update as of August 13: Based on the latest information available via Samsung Korea community, the Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 is now rolling out on Galaxy A10e in the home country at the time of writing this. As usual, it is an OTA rollout in a batch-by-batch manner.

Samsung Galaxy A10s

Galaxy A10s is a budget smartphone that was released in August 2019 running on Android 9.0 Pie at the time. The device is waiting for its Android 10 update. It may or may not receive Android 11.

Samsung Galaxy A10

Update as of August 10: The Samsung Galaxy A10 units in India are now getting their hands on Android 11 upgrade at the time of writing this. The update is being released with firmware version number CUH2 and brings OneUI 3.1 UI on top of it along with August 2021 security patch. This is a staged rollout and no doubt it will take some time to finally arrive on your device. 

Samsung Galaxy A11

The Samsung Galaxy A11 is the latest in the A-series released in April 2020. It is a budget phone with Android 10 out-of-the-box. This makes it probably in the line of devices that might get the Android 11 upgrade. Perhaps even if it receives it, the update could be it’s first & late. There’s no official confirmation from Samsung yet so let’s keep our fingers crossed.

Update as of May 14: The latest report suggests that Galaxy A11 is now receiving Android 11-backed OneUI 3.1 update in Panama. [Source]

Samsung Galaxy A02

Update as of September 30: The Samsung Galaxy A02 is picking up Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 at the time of writing this. The update carries version number A022GDXU2BUI3 and brings a September 2021 security patch with it. [Read more]

Samsung Galaxy A02s

Update as of May 10: The Samsung Galaxy A02s has picked up Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 update in Russia at the time of writing this. 

Samsung Galaxy A20s

With Android 9.0 Pie out-of-the-box, the Galaxy A20s will be upgrading to Android 10 in June this year as per the time of writing this. The phone is among the tonnes of other Samsung devices that might get an update. Talking about A20s, it could receive the update in Q2 2021 or Q3 2021 but we don’t know for sure at this moment.

Samsung Galaxy A20e

Update as of June 04: Galaxy A20e is now getting its last major upgrade to Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 update in Europe with version number A202FXXU3CUE9 and has a May 2021 security patch on-board. [Source]

Samsung Galaxy A20

Update as of June 11: Galaxy A20 with SM-A205FN model number is receiving Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 upgrade with version number A205FNPUUACUF1 in Russia. The update carries the June 2021 security patch as mentioned by SamMobile here. 

Update as of June 25: The Samsung Galaxy A20 is now intercepting Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 update in India with version number A205FXXUACUF3. The update carries a June 2021 security patch and the rollout will occur in a batch-by-batch manner. [Source]

Update as of August 3: As per the info, Samsung Galaxy A20 is picking up Android 11 powered OneUI 3.2 upgrade in the United States bearing version number A205USQU9CUG3. As usual, the update is arriving via OTA and will be released in a batch-by-batch method.

Update as of August 10: As per the update, the Verizon-backed Samsung Galaxy A20 variant in the U.S. is now releasing Android 11-clad OneUI 3.1 update in the U.S. The update is rolling out with the July 2021 security patch and it has a CUG3 firmware version on-board. Here’s more information about it.

Update as of August 24: It is being reported that the Samsung Galaxy A20 is now intercepting Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 in the U.S. on the unlocked variants bearing version number A205U1EU9CUH3. [Source]

Samsung Galaxy A21s

Update: After tracking the Android 11 update on Samsung Galaxy A21s, the device has so far received the update in India, Mexico, Chile, Bangladesh, South Africa, Macedonia, Azerbaijan, France, the UK, and on Optus-locked units (Australia).

Samsung Galaxy A21

Update as of October 14: The Samsung Galaxy A21 is finally getting its hands on the OneUI 3.1 upgrade based on Android 11 in the USA. The update has been released via OTA and should be available on your device via Settings >> Software Update >> Download and Install section. [Source]

Samsung Galaxy A30s

The phone made its debut last year in August at the same time when the flagship Note10 series arrived. The phone arrives with Android 9.0 Pie and it is already upgraded to Android 10 based OneUI 2. The phone is in line to get its second and last upgrade to Android 11 sometime in Q3 2021 which is between July and September next year or around a year after Android 11 launches in Aug/Sep 2020 but take it with a pinch of salt.

Update as of June 11: As per the latest update, the Samsung Galaxy A30s is now intercepting Android 11-backed OneUI 3.1 with May 2021 security patch. The incoming update is arriving with version number A307FNXXU2CUF2 in Russia. Here’s more information about it.

Samsung Galaxy A30

Samsung Galaxy A30 was released with Android 9.0 Pie out of the box. According to the latest update, it has already received Android 10. It is also among the others in line to get upgraded to Android 11. As per an unofficial roadmap, it could get the update as early as Q3 2021 if in case it gets it.

Update: The Android 11-based OneUI 3.1 on Samsung Galaxy A30 has so far arrived in India, UAE, Malaysia, and Indonesia at the time of writing this extract. 

Update as of June 29: Based on the latest info, the Samsung Galaxy A30 is now intercepting Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 in South Korea as per a user report although we will have to wait to know more about it.

Samsung Galaxy A31

Galaxy A31 made its debut in March this year with Android 10 similar to its sibling Galaxy A41. Since the phone arrived with Android 10 out-of-the-box, it is likely to get Android 11 R although we don’t know when exactly it will get the update but be assured it will be soon once Android 11 is made official in August/September 2020.

Update: Based on the updates available, the OneUI 3.1 powered by Android 11 on Samsung Galaxy A31 arrived in Iraq first followed by Jordan, South Korea, and then arriving in India in an ascending order of dates.

Samsung Galaxy A40

Launched in April 2019, the Galaxy A40 is expected to get upgraded to Android 11 R sometime in the third quarter of 2021 i.e. between July and September 2021. Keep your fingers crossed and wait for the official confirmation.

Update: So far, the Android 11-backed OneUI 3.1 for Galaxy A40 has been received in Germany, the UK, Russia, Croatia, Spain, Austria, Sweden, Greece, South Korea, Portugal, Netherlands, Ireland, Italy, and Slovakia.

Samsung Galaxy A41

The South Korean giant released Galaxy A41 in March this year with Android 10 out-of-the-box. Since the phone just arrived, it is highly likely that the device will get its first major Android OS update i.e. Android 11 based OneUI 3.0. Perhaps the timeline for the update is not available but let’s be assured that it will surely get the upgrade.

Samsung Galaxy A50

Update: Samsung Galaxy A50 has been upgraded to Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 in Sweden, Croatia, Spain, Austria, the United States, Peru, Canada, Poland, and Czech Republic.

Update as of September 10: According to an update by CheckFirm, the Samsung Galaxy A50 is testing out OneUI 3.1.1 on its Indian variant bearing model number SM-A505F. [Source]

Update as of September 13: Sprint in the U.S. is expected to roll out OneUI 3.1.1 on Samsung Galaxy A50 soon as per a user report.

Samsung Galaxy A50s

Released in August 2019, the Galaxy A50s was launched with Android Pie on-board and has been upgraded to Android 10 a few weeks ago. The device is a mid-ranger and is expected to get its second and last update to the upcoming Android 11 probably in Q3 2021 although we aren’t sure of the official timeline yet.

Update as of March 15: Based on the latest information coming from a conversation between a user and a Samsung support staff, the Galaxy A50s is scheduled to get Android 11-powered OneUI .1 update on April 21 in India. Although this cannot be considered as 100 percent, it is coming from a source that has a bag mix of intels. Also, the unit in Vietnam is also receiving the update at the time of writing this which puts a great emphasis on the Indian release. [Source]

Update as of March 15: Based on the information we have at the time of writing this, the OneUI 3.1 is now available in multiple regions such as Loas, Malaysia, Vietnam, Cambodia, Philippines, Thailand, Myanmar, and Indonesia via OTA.

#3: We earlier reported that the OneUI 3.1 update on Samsung Galaxy A50s is scheduled to arrive on April 21 in India. However, seems like the news wasn’t completely true as the South Korean giant has already started releasing Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 update with version number DUB6 and carries a weight of 1803.50MB. The update is releasing via the airborne channel as usual and yes, Samsung hasn’t updated its software update page yet at least at the time of writing this. [Source]

Samsung Galaxy A51

The Samsung Galaxy A51 LTE variant made its debut in December 2019 with Android 10 OS on-board. This is among the few Samsung devices that arrived with Android 10. As per an unofficial timeline, it could get bumped to Android 11 in Q2 2021 i.e. April to June. Take it with a pinch of salt.

Update: Accounting for all the updates that Galaxy A51 has received w.r.t. To Android 11-based OneUI 3.0, the device has received the said update in India, the U.S., Barbados, Panama, Uruguay, Germany, the UK, Portugal, Romania, Metro Mobile (U.S.), Croatia, Germany, Belgium, Netherlands, Bell (Canada) among others.

Update: W.r.t. Android 11-based OneUI 3.1, the update on Galaxy A51 has been spotted in Jordan, Singapore, Morocco, Lebanon, Iraq, Algeria, Malaysia, Tunisia, Libya, Egypt, Russia, Verizon (US), Indonesia, Bosnia, Herzegovina, Canada, Iran Bangladesh, Brazil, Romania, Netherlands, the UK and counting.

Update as of June 21: Based on the latest info, the Samsung Galaxy A51 is now getting Android 11-based OneUI 3.1 upgrade in the U.S. with build number A515U1UEU5CUF1 with June 2021 security patch on top of it. Note that this update is going live on unlocked Galaxy A51 units. [Source]

Samsung Galaxy A51 5G

Update as of August 5: As of now, Galaxy A51 5G has received Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 in South Korea and Verizon-locked devices in the U.S. along with those locked with AT&T and Wireless. Units in Japan and Europe have received Android 11 as well.

Samsung Galaxy A60

Another phone from the A-series from Samsung, the Galaxy A60 has already received its Android 10 update. Since the phone launched in June 2019, it is still in two-years support so it might receive an Android 11 R update as well.

Update as of April 15: The Samsung Galaxy A60 is now pulling up Android 11 upgrade as per the latest update. With build number A6060ZCU3CUD3 and March 2021 security patch, the incoming update is being seeded in China before it moves to other markets. Users will get the OTA notification once the update has been served or they can check it via Settings >> Software Update. [Source]

Update as of April 21: Based on the information that we have just received, the Samsung Galaxy A60 is picking up Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 update in Hong Kong and Taiwan at the time of writing this. 

Samsung Galaxy A70s

The device made its debut in September 2019 with Android 9.0 Pie on-board. It is likely to get its Android 11 upgrade after receiving Android 10 recently. We don’t know exactly when it will get the OS upgrade but as per an official roadmap, it would be around Q2 2021.

Update as of March 25: The OneUI 3.1 on Samsung Galaxy A70s has so far released on its Indian variant only that carries version number CUC6 with March 2021 security patch onboard.

Samsung Galaxy A70

The South Korean giant launched Galaxy A70 in April 2019 with Android 9.0 Pie on-board. Being a premium mid-ranger, the device is likely to get its second major Android OS update i.e. Android 11 probably in Q2 2021 i.e. between April and June next year.

Update as of April 1: Based on what we know so far coming from a user report, the Galaxy A70 is now rejoicing with OneUI 3.1 update in Greece. 

#2: W.r.t the latest user report, Galaxy A70 is picking up Android 11-bundled OneUI 3.1 update in Sri Lanka as well. 

#3: In a separate update, it is now confirmed that the OneUI 3.1 update has been spotted in both Pakistan and Luxembourg at the time of writing this.

Update as of April 2: Well, turns out Android 11 is now being seeding onto the Galaxy A70 units in Brazil as per user reports. 

Update as of April 3: Well, the Galaxy A70 is now picking up OneUI 3.1 update in the UAE. [Source]

Update as of April 7: The Samsung Galaxy A70 is now picking up Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 update in Italy, Spain, and Romania at the time of writing this. [1, 2, 3]

Update as of April 8: According to the latest update, the Samsung Galaxy A70 is now getting Android 11-bundled OneUI 3.1 update in Germany at the time of writing this. A Reddit user confirmed its interception in the country as well. [Source]

Update as of April 9: Based on the latest update, the OneUI 3.1 update is now arriving on-board Galaxy A70 in Kazakhstan and Trinidad and Tobago. [1, 2]

Update as of April 13: Fido in Canada has updated its software updates page giving out information that the Galaxy A70’s Android 11 update is “Coming Soon”. Apparently, the update will arrive on the Canadian units of the device with the March 2021 security patch embedded with it. Here’s more about it. 

Update as of April 17: With that latest information coming from TELUS in Canada, the Samsung Galaxy A70 is scheduled to pick up Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 update on April 27. Note that this is when the update will be released and it should take a few days to a few weeks to arrive across all the units locked with TELUS as usual.

In a separate update, the Rogers-locked Galaxy A70 devices are slated to get their hands on the OneUI 3.1 update on the very day the TELUS variant gets it i.e. April 27. This information was shared by Rogers’ software updates page and it also mentions that the update will carry the March 2021 security patch with it.

Update as of April 20: Based on the latest update coming from Koodo’s software updates page, the Galaxy A70 is slated to get their hands on Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 on April 27 which is a week from today. Note that this is for units locked with Koodo only. [Source]

Update as of April 23: Based on the update provided by Fido in Canada, the Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 on Galaxy A70 is all-set to arrive on April 27. This update will, as usual, follow the batch-by-batch OTA rollout method so if you are one of the eligible users with Fido Galaxy A70 variants, you will get the update post April 27. [Source]

Samsung Galaxy A71 5G

Its 4G variant is expected to get the upgrade in Q1 2021. Thus, it is highly likely that Galaxy A71 5G will get the Android 11 upgrade around Q1 2021 between January and March next year.

Update as of March 02: Due to the same reason why Samusng has pushed the Android 11 rollout on Galaxy A51 5G by a month, it has pushed the update to April for Galaxy A71 5G as well. [Source]

Update as of March 18: There’s good news for Galaxy A71 5G users in South Korea as the device is taking up Android 11 powered OneUI 3.1 update bearing firmware version number CUC4 and with March 2021 security patch with it. The update has been reported by users as well. [Source]

Update as of April 16: According to the Optus software updates page, the Samsung Galaxy A71 5G is currently being tested with an Android 11-powered build. The device has already bagged the update in various parts of the world and thus, Optus locked users are likely to get their hands on the Android 11 pretty soon. [Source]

Samsung Galaxy A71

The Galaxy A71 is a 4G phone, unlike its 5G sibling. Launched with Android 10, the device is in line to get Android 11 as well. It is estimated to receive the same in Q2 2021.

Update as of March 19: Based on today’s update, the OneUI 3.1 has been spotted on Galaxy A71 in the Philippines as per user reports.

Update as of March 20: According to the latest development, the Galaxy A71 is now bagging Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 update in Malaysia. This was tipped by a user.

Update as of March 24: As per the latest intel, the Samsung Galaxy A71 is now being upgraded to Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 skin in Malta. No doubt the update is being processed via the airborne channel. [Source]

Update as of March 26: According to the latest information, the Samsung Galaxy A71 is now picking up Android 11 in several regions that are Germany, Hungary, Romania, Belgium, and the UK. 

Update as of March 27: The Samsung Galaxy A71 is now picking up Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 skin in Bosnia and Herzegovina. [Source]

Update as of March 30: The Samsung Galaxy A71 variants in Luxembourg are now getting their hands on the latest OneUI 3.1 skin at the time of writing this. It was spotted on SamMobile’s database according to which, the incoming update has a version number BUB5 and as usual, the update is airborne. [Source]

Update as of April 5: Based on the input on OneUI 3.1 schedule provided by a Turkish Samsung portal, the Galaxy A71 is set to get Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 upgrade between March 15 and April 15, 2021. Note that this is an estimated timeline and thus, the update could commence or commence and end at the timeline mentioned here. 

Update as of April 9: Looks like Samsung is now getting upgraded to Android 11 software in Brazil at the time of writing this. 

Update as of April 15: The Samsung Galaxy A71 is now getting an Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 update in Nigeria, Ghana, and Pakistan at the time of writing this. 

Update as of April 17: With the latest update in tab, the South Korean giant is now seeding OneUI 3.1 update based on Android 11 on Galaxy A71 in Bangladesh and the Middle East. This information was fed by the users on Samsung’s community forums post receiving the OTA update. [Source]

 Update as of April 19: The Samsung Galaxy A71 is now picking up OneUI 3.1 update based on Android 11 in Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and South Africa at the time of writing this.

Samsung Galaxy A80

The device made its entry in May of 2019 running on Android 9.0 Pie. It has since upgraded to Android 10-based OneUI 2. With Android 11 coming soon, it is expected that Galaxy A80 being an upper mid-range device will be among the ones that will get it. The device is expected to get an Android 11 OTA update by Q2 2021.

Update: So far, the Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 on Galaxy A80 has been spotted in France, Middle East, India, Europe, South Korea, the UK, South Africa, UAE, Germany, and a few other countries. [Source]

Samsung Galaxy A90 5G

Being a top-most device in the mid-range A-series, Galaxy A90 5G made it official last year with Android Pie out-of-the-box. Although Samsung hasn’t confirmed it yet, but it is likely that the phone will get Android 11.

Update as of March 25: Based on the update released by Samsung, the Galaxy A90 5G is now getting Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 update on the device in South Korea. The update is arriving with version number DUC3 with March 2021. This upgrades the device from OneUI 2.5 directly to OneUI 3.1 skipping OneUI 3.0 on the way.  [Source]

Update as of March 30: Looks like Samsung Galaxy A90 5G is now picking up Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 on its Switzerland variant with version number SM-A908B. The update carries build number DUC3 and it is arriving in a OTA fashion. [Source]

Samsung Galaxy M51

Update as of February 24: According to the latest news, an Android 11 test build has been spotted going live on Samsung Galaxy M51. The update bearing build number CUB7 has been released in India on model number SM-515F and has OneUI 3.0 skin on top of it. [Source]

Update as of March 6: There’s good news for Galaxy M51 users as the device is now getting upgraded to Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 as the company has skipped OneUI 3.0 skin for the same. [Source]

Update as of March 9: It is now confirmed that the Samsung Galaxy M51 is now picking up Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 update in India. [Source]

Update as of March 9: In a recent development, an OneUI 3.1 core update has gone live in the UAE with firmware version number CUB7 as reported on the company’s community forum. [Source]

Update as of March 14: Based on the latest piece of information available, the OneUI 3.1 update is now available for Galaxy M51 in Germany and the UK with version number CUB7.

Update as of April 5: After arriving in India, Germany, and the UK, the Galaxy M51 is now getting the much-awaited OneUI 3.1 update in Panama. The incoming update has a March 2021 security patch and has a CUB7 PDA and CUC1 CSC and brings a lot of significant changes to the overall skin. [Source]

#2: According to the timeline mentioned by Turkish Samsung website, the Galaxy M51 is slated to get Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 between the period March 15 to April 15, 2021. 

Samsung Galaxy A90

Just like its 5G variant, Galaxy A90 (4G) is in line to get Android 11 although we aren’t sure here either as there’s no official confirmation from the company yet.

Update as of March 02: Based on the latest update, South Korean giant Samsung has pushed back the Android 11 rollout on A90 till May of 2021 citing some issues with the current updates. [Source]

Update as of March 17: Well, just like Galaxy A50, the Galaxy A90 is now picking up Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 update is scheduled to the device in April as per Samsung’s South Korean community forum. [Source]

Samsung Galaxy M10s

Galaxy M10s made its debut as a budget phone in Samsung’s M series. The phone arrived with Android 9.0 Pie and it is about to get its Android 10 upgrade in May 2020. Galaxy M10s is likely to get its second major Android OS update to Android 11 Q although we aren’t sure about it at the moment.

Update as of June 29: According to the latest update, the Samsung Galaxy M10s is getting updated to Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 with version number CUF5 in India at the time of writing this. [Source]

Samsung Galaxy M11

Galaxy M11, the successor to Galaxy M10, made a debut in March 2020 so it is comparatively new. It comes with Android 10-based OneUI 2.0 on-board and it is highly likely to be upgraded to Android 11. We aren’t aware of ‘WHEN’ so let’s say it will surely get the update sometime Q1 or Q2 2020.

Update: According to the update available, the Android 11-powered OneUI Core 3.1 has arrived on Galaxy M11 in Vietnam and India so far.

Samsung Galaxy M21

Samsung released Galaxy M21 with Android 10-based OneUI 2 in March 2020. This makes it an obvious candidate to get Android 11 (R) that is expected in the first quarter of 2021 i.e. January to March as per an unofficial roadmap. The phone will get the Android 11-based OneUI 3.0 upgrade during the same time around Galaxy M31.

Update as of January 13: Based on the latest intel, the Samsung Galaxy M21 is in tow to get Android 11-based OneUI 3.0 between 15th February to 15th March, 2021.

Update as of January 28: Samsung is now picking up Android 11-based OneUI 3.0 update on Galaxy M21 with build number M215FXXU2BUAC and weighs at 1751.79MB in size. The update comes with a January 2021 security patch with it and since the update is arriving over the air in India, this means that the update is staggered and thus, released in a batch-by-batch manner.  [Source]

Update as of March 5: Well, the Samsung Galaxy M21 is now picking up Android 11-powered OneUI 3.0 in several parts of the world including Morocco, UAE, Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, Iray, and Egypt at the time of writing this. 

Update as of March 31: The Samsung Galaxy M21 is now picking up the latest OneUI 3.1 update on its Indian variant with build number M215FXXU2BUC8 and carries a package size of 694.16MB. It also has a March 2021 security patch with it and is arriving via OTA as usual. If you can’t wait, simply click here to download the package here. 

Update as of April 9: Looks like Galaxy M21 is now picking up Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 update in Bangladesh. The update carries the March 2021 security level has a BUC8/BUC8/BUB6 software version number. [Source]

Update as of April 14: As per the latest information that we got,  the Samsung Galaxy M30s is now getting upgraded to OneUI Core 3.1 in India. This update brings a download size of 744.44MB and carries version number M30FXXU4CUD1. Note that this current update is available for the Indian variant of Galaxy M30s and thus, other variants will have to wait. [Source]

Update as of April 16: The Samsung Galaxy M21 is now taking up Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 in Vietnam at the time of writing this. The incoming update is being rolled out for model number SM-M215F and carries PDA of BUD1 and CSC of BUC8. If you have a Vietnamese Galaxy M21, you will have to wait for some time as the OTA updates are released via batch-by-batch manner. [Source]

Samsung Galaxy M30s

After Android 9.0 Pie, Galaxy M30s is now officially running on the Android 10 operating system. This powerful beast is in line to get its second & last update i.e. Android 11 as well and it is probably gonna happen in Q2 2021 although we will update the timeline once Samsung releases it.

Update: As per the update available, the Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 on Galaxy M30s has already arrived in the UK, Germany, and India.

Samsung Galaxy M31s

Update: Samsung Galaxy M31s is the latest smartphone in the M-series and a successor to Galaxy M30. It runs on Android 10-based OneUI 2.1 out-of-the-box which means it is in tow to get Android 11-based OneUI 3.0 as well. Although there’s no ETA available as of now.

Update as of February 11: Well, if you are a Samsung Galaxy M31s user in Nepal, you are in for a treat as the South Korean gian is now releasing Android 11-powered OneUI 3.0 update with firmware version CUAG. The update bearing January 2021 security patch comes with 1916.21MB of download size. [Source]

Update as of March 9: Well, if you are a Galaxy M31s user, you are in for a treat as the OneUI 3.0 update is now available in many countries around the globe. This includes Italy, France, Russia, Ukraine, Netherlands, Czech Republic, Luxembourg, Greece, Portugal, Slovakia, Baltic, Germany, Spain, Romania, UAE, the UK, and Poland. This information comes from SamMobile’s database confirming the incoming updates. [Source]

Update as of March 10: If you are a Galaxy M31s user in India, get ready for Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 as the update is arriving on the device in the country. Earlier rolled out for a handful of countries, the update is arriving in India with build number CUB9 and weighs at 1932.15MB in size. The update is rolling out in batches as usual and carries the latest February 2021 security patch with it. [Source]

Update as of April 3: According to the latest information that we have so far, the Samsung Galaxy M31s is now getting upgraded to Android 11-based OneUI 3.1 update in Syria, Jordan, Lebanon, Tunisia, and Iraq. The incoming update has software version number M31FXXU2CUB1 and the update is arriving with February 2021 security patch level. 

Samsung Galaxy M31

Galaxy M31 is the latest in the M-series from Samsung. The phone made its debut in February 2020 with Android 10 out-of-the-box. This makes it obvious that it will receive its Android 11 upgrade as well. According to an unofficial timeline, it could receive the update in Q1 2021 but you need to wait for the official update.

Update as of January 19: Samsung Galaxy M31 is scheduled to get Android 11 upgrade in March as per Samsung’s official timeline. Cut to now, the South Ktaorean giant seems to be doing things otherwise as a stable OneUI 3.0 build is now seeding on Galaxy M31 in India. The update was just confirmed by users receiving the same with build number BUAC weighing at 407.62MB and comes with a January 2021 security patch attached to it. Note that the package size for users upgrading from OneUI 2.5 to OneUI 3.0 will be greater than that. [Source]

Update as of February 8: According to the latest piece of information, we know that Samsung is now sending out Android 11-powered OneUI 3.0 update on Samsung Galaxy M31 at the time of writing this. The update brings build number BUAD on-board with package size of 2100MB and with January 2021 security patch attached to it. Note that the update is live in the Netherlands at the time of writing this.

Update as of February 9: For all those who are using Galaxy M31 in Ukraine and Russia, they can rejoice as Samsung is finally sending out OneUI 3.0g update on both the variants. This was confirmed by fresh reports according to which the incoming update bears build number CUB1 and comes with a February 2021 security patch embedded with it. 

Update as of March 04: If you are a Galaxy M31 user, you should be getting Android 11 live on your device if you stay in Iraq, UAE, Morocco, Lebanon, Jordan, KSA, Egypt, and Syria. The incoming update carries version number M315FXXU2BUAC. 

Update as of March 12: Turns out Samsung is now rolling out One UI Core 3.1 update on Samsung Galaxy M31 in India. This was recently confirmed by users who posted the same on Samsung’s community forum wherein they are getting upgraded to version number BUC1 which carries March 2021 security patch with it. Note that Samsung hasn’t confirmed intercepting the update at this moment. [Source]

Update as of April 13: The Galaxy M31 unit in Bangladesh is now intercepting Android 11 bundled OneUI 3.1 package at the time of writing this. [Source]

Samsung Galaxy M20

Update as of December 12: Based on the latest information, although Galaxy M20 is not included in the list of Android 11-backed OneUI 3.0 supported list, it is likely to get the update soon. This comes from a Samsung Support rep according to whom, Samsung is testing the OneUI 3.0 build on Galaxy M20. Although there’s no ETA available, it is expected that Samsung will add Galaxy M20 on the list of OneUI 3.0 supported list soon. At the moment, take it with a grain of salt. [Source]

Samsung Galaxy M40

Galaxy M40 made its debut in June 2019 with Android 9.0 Pie out-of-the-box. After getting Android 10, the device is in line to get its second and last upgrade i.e. Android 11 based OneUI 3.0. At this moment, Samsung has confirmed any timeline but it is estimated that this model will get its upgrade in Q2 2021 so keep your fingers crossed.

Update as of September 07: As per the latest update from Max J, a reputable leakster, Samsung is testing out Android 11-based OneUI 3.0 on Samsung Galaxy M40 across all chipsets. There’s no ETA on when to expect OneUI 3.0 officially, however, the update is on a possible end. [Source]

Update as of April 21: Samsung Galaxy M40 is now picking up Android 11-powered OneUI Core 3.1 in India. The update arrives with build number CUD6 and has a March 2021 security patch with it. Note that the update is arriving via OTA as usual. [Source] 

Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 5G (2020)

Galaxy Tab S6 5G is a flagship tablet from Samsung, the successor to ita Tab S5 series. Since the 4G variant of Tab S6 is expected to get bumped to Android 11 in Q1 2020, no doubt it’s 5G variant will join the wagon too around the first half of 1H i.e. between January to March although we are unaware of the official timeline yet.

Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 (2019)

Just like its 5G counterpart, Galaxy Tab S6 could be bumped to Android 11. Perhaps, we aren’t aware of the timeline so you’ll have to wait for the official confirmation.

Update as of June 2: The Galaxy Tab S6 LTE is now picking up Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 in the U.S. on T-Mobile according to an update posted on REddit 

Samsung Galaxy Tab Active 3

Update as of April 5: Apparently, a Turkish website that tracks Samsung updates has published a schedule according to which, the Galaxy Tab Active 3 is slated to get Android 11-bundled OneUI 3.1 update between May 8 and June 8, 201. Since the aforementioned schedule was posted on a Turkish website, it is likely that it is limited to Turkish units only.  

Update as of April 21: Based on the latest development, the Samsugn Galaxy Tab Active 3 LTE version is getting the much-anticipated OneUI 3.1 update in Switzerland at the time of writing this. [Source]

Samsung Galaxy Tab Active Pro Q2 2021

According to a tech site, Galaxy Tab Active Pro, the rugged tablet, might be upgraded to Android 11 sometime in Q2 2021.

Samsung Galaxy Tab S6

Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 was launched alongside the Galaxy Note10 series. With Android 9.0 Pie out-of-the-box, the tab recently received Android 10 and no doubt it will receive its second major OS update before going out of support. As per an unofficial timeline, it could get the update in the first quarter of 2021 between January and March. Let’s keep our fingers crossed and wait.

Update as of March 03: According to the latest intel, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 LTE is now intercepting Android 11 update based on OneUI 3.1. Note that the update arrives months before their schedule. The update has arrived in Germany with build number CUB7. Do verify that the update is arriving or not and since it is OTA, it should come in a batch-by-batch manner.

Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite LTE

The Tab S6 Lite LTE arrived with Android 10 out-of-the-box. Thus, it is likely to get bumped to Android 10 upgrade although we aren’t assured of the timeline but it could be around Q1 2021.

Update as of March 14: According to the latest intel, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite is now intercepting Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 update in Hungary based on a fresh user report as posted on Reddit. [Source]

Update as of March 17: The Samsung Galaxy S6 Lite in South Korea is finally getting upgraded to Android 11-backed OneUI 3.1 update in the country. This was confirmed by a user on its community forum. [Source]

Update as of March 30: The Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite is now picking up Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 on its Russian variant with model number SM-P610. The incoming update bears version number CUBB and as usual, the update is following its OTA batch-by-batch method of rollout. 

Samsung Galaxy Tab S6 Lite Wi-Fi

The Wi-Fi version of Tab S6 Lite just like the LTE version is estimated to get Android 11 in Q1 2021.

Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8.0 (2019)

Update as of June 2: The Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8.0 LTE is now picking up Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 as a Core version with version number P205DXU5CUE2 in the Philippines. 

Update as of July 9: It is reported that Galaxy Tab A 8.0 2019 is getting upgraded to Android 11 in Malaysia at the time of writing this.

Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e

Launched in April 2019, this tab arrived with Android 9.0 Pie out-of-the-box. It is one of the few devices from Samsung that could get an Android 11 upgrade. As per a popular website, the update could arrive in Q2 2021 for this tablet.

Custom ROM Update: Android 11 is still away from Galaxy Tab S5e, however, there’s a custom ROM available as of now. The LineageOS 18.0 based on Android 11 is now available on Tab S5e that you download here and install on your device. 

Update: So far, Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e has received OneUI 3.1 update in Russia, UK, Korea, Germany, Turkey, Iraq, China, Belgium, India, the Netherlands, Czech Republic, and Verizon-backed unit.

Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10.1 (2019)

This tablet was released in April 2019 with Android 9.0 Pie. This gives it a higher probability that it would get Android 11 although take it with a pinch of salt until it is confirmed.

Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8.4

Update as of June 22: Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8.4 (LTE) in Canada has received Android 11-powered update based on OneUI 3.1 according to a user. 

Update as of July 2: Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8.4 with Verizon is taking up Android 11-powered OneUI 3.1 update with version number CUE7 and has June 2021 security patch level. Here’s the official announcement.

Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8.0 & S Pen (2019)

Galaxy Tab A 8.0 & S Pen is also one of the candidates that could get the Android 11 upgrade although Samsung has released a list of Android 11 supported devices yet.

Galaxy Tab A 8.0 with S Pen

According to a popular tech site, the Galaxy Tab A 8.0 with S Pen could get Android 11 upgrade by Q3 2021 although it is still a mystery until Samsung doesn’t release an official Android 11 roadmap.

Samsung Galaxy Xcover Pro

Galaxy Xcover Pro made it official earlier this year in January with OneUI 2.0 based on Android 10. With that being said, the device among the entire Samsung lineup that is in line to get bumped to Android 11 sometime in Q2 2021. It is still a tentative date and can change once the official update is here.

Update as of February 5: According to the latest report, OneUI 3.0 has arrived on Galaxy XCover Pro in various countries namely the UAE, the UK, Italy, Malaysia, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Spain, Slovenia, Romania, Portugal, Poland, Hungary, Greece, Austria, France, and Czech Republic.

Samsung Galaxy Xcover 4s

Samsung released the rugged Galaxy Xcover 4s with Android 9.0 Pie out-of-the-box. The phone later received its first upgrade to Android 10. Talking about Android 11, Xcover 4s might receive an Android 11 update although we are unaware of the timeline at the moment.

Non-Supported Devices

• • • Samsung Galaxy M30
    • Samsung Galaxy M10
    • Samsung Galaxy Tab Advanced2
    • Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8.0 (2018)
    • Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 10.5
    • Samsung Galaxy Tab A 10.5
    • Samsung Galaxy A6s
    • Samsung Galaxy A9 (2018)
    • Samsung Galaxy A7 (2018)
    • Samsung Galaxy Note9
    • Samsung Galaxy J6 Plus
    • Samsung Galaxy J4 Core
    • Samsung Galaxy J4 Plus
    • Samsung Galaxy J2 Core
    • Samsung Galaxy On6
    • Samsung Galaxy J7 (2018)
    • Samsung Galaxy J3 (2018)
    • Samsung Galaxy A8 Star (A9 Star)
    • Samsung Galaxy S Light Luxury
    • Samsung Galaxy J8
    • Samsung Galaxy J6
    • Samsung Galaxy J4
    • Samsung Galaxy A6 Plus (2018)
    • Samsung Galaxy A6 (2018)
    • Samsung Galaxy J7 Duo
    • Samsung Galaxy J7 Prime 2
    • Samsung Galaxy J2 Pro (2018)
    • Samsung Galaxy A8 Plus (2018)
    • Samsung Galaxy A8 (2018)
    • Samsung Galaxy J2 (2017)
    • Samsung Galaxy Tab Active 2
    • Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8.0 (2017)
    • Samsung Galaxy C7 (2017)
    • Samsung Galaxy Note8
    • Samsung Galaxy S8 Active
    • Samsung Galaxy J7 V
    • Samsung Galaxy Note FE
    • Samsung Galaxy J7 Max
    • Samsung Galaxy J5 (2017)
    • Samsung Galaxy J7 (2017)
    • Samsung Galaxy J3 (2017)
    • Samsung Galaxy S8
    • Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus
    • Samsung Galaxy C5 Pro
    • Samsung Galaxy Xcover 4
    • Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 9.7
    • Samsung Galaxy J3 Emerge

What’s New in One UI 3.0?

Although there is nothing to talk about the One UI 3.0 and Android 11, it is sure that there will be some new changes and features that the Android 11 will bring in to the table for the Samsung devices. We will keep you updated with the features as soon as they are made available.