By Samsung’s One UI 3.0 skin began rolling out for the Samsung Galaxy S20 series a couple of weeks ago. It brings a bunch of new features and improvements over the One UI 2.5 skin that debuted with the Galaxy Note 20 duo.
The skin also brings a few visual tweaks in certain elements of the UI and also adds new animations as well. Samsung recently shared some details about the new stuff that comes with One UI 3.0 that you can check out by heading here.
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip | Mirror Purple
Having said that, there are several smartphones that are eligible for the Android 11-based One UI 3.0 update. Of course, not all these phones will get the new Android version/skin at the same time. Instead, the rollout will continue over the next year.
Fortunately, Samsung shares its OS upgrade schedule way in advance thus users don’t have to speculate or guess when an update will be available for their device.
Speaking of which, Samsung has shared the One UI 3.0 (Android 11) update timeline for its devices in Europe. We’ve shared this below:
- Galaxy S20, S20 +, S20 Ultra – December
- Galaxy S10 series – January, including the S10e and S10 Lite
- Galaxy Note 20 (Ultra) – January
- Galaxy Note 10 (Plus) – January
- Galaxy Z Flip (5G) – January
- Galaxy Z Fold 2 – missing from the new list, will probably stay with January
- Galaxy S20 FE – February
- Galaxy Fold – February
- Galaxy A51 – March
- Galaxy Xcover Pro – March
- Galaxy A40 – April
- Galaxy A71 – April
- Galaxy A42 – May
- Galaxy A80 – May
- Galaxy A70 – May
- Galaxy A50 – May
- Galaxy Tab S6 – May
- Galaxy Tab S6 Lite – May
- Galaxy A31 – June
- Galaxy A41 – June
- Galaxy Tab Active 3 – June
- Galaxy A20e – July
- Galaxy Tab S5e – July
- Galaxy A30s – August
- Galaxy A20s – August
- Galaxy Xcover 4s – August
- Galaxy Tab Active Pro – August
- Galaxy Tab A 10.1 (2019) – August
- Galaxy A10 – September
- Galaxy Tab A8 (2019) – September
As you can see, devices such as the Samsung Galaxy A10 and Galaxy Tab A8 (2019) are scheduled to receive One UI 3.0 after many months from now in Europe. This just goes to show how far behind Android is when compared to iOS in terms of software updates.
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