The fourth birthday of the Galaxy S10 series is coming soon and it is good to see that the phones are still supported. The series moved to One UI 4.1 in March and received quarterly security patches. Now a bigger update has arrived which improves the overall stability of the phones.
The update notification of the Samsung Galaxy S10 series (in Dutch) • Automatic translation
Samsung Galaxy S10, Galaxy S10 + and Galaxy S10e can now download the file G97 * FXXUGHVJ5 update in some regions, reports Galaxy Club. The update weighs in at 1GB and contains the October security patch. But bring more, here is the official changelog:
- The stability of the camera has been improved.
- Bluetooth connectivity and stability have been improved.
- The overall stability of your device has been improved.
- The security of your device has been improved.
Nothing is known about the Galaxy S10 5G, but that model was never officially available in the Netherlands. It was available in France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Switzerland and the UK, so locals who bought one may want to check for updates. The Korean version received a fairly large update on October 31st.
There is also the issue of the Galaxy S10 Lite, but that is on a separate update track and is still receiving monthly security patches. The S10, S10 +, S10e, and S10 5G have quarterly planning instead, so expect their next update to arrive in early 2023.
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