Samsung this week announced the start of rolling out the One UI 3.1 update for smartphone models that were released in 2020, and now, a second wave arrives for slightly older models. With that, smartphones from past lines began to receive features that until then were exclusive to the Galaxy S21 flagship line.
According to the SamMobile blog, a firmware version with reference code F900FXXU4EUBF and size of just over 1GB, begins to be distributed for models of the Galaxy Fold foldable line. At the moment, few regions of the world have already received the update, which should be released gradually. The information that we have at the moment, is that only in France is with the mass distribution of the update.
The Galaxy Note 10 line devices also began to be graced with the N97xFXXU6FUBD firmware, whose weight is also approximately 1GB. This update also includes the March 2021 security patch, and as far as we know, few markets have already received the update. We have the information that only models from Germany and other European countries have received the notification.
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With the update to One UI 3.1, Samsung has given the opportunity for predecessor models to sport the Galaxy S21 feature. Many of them involve more security such as private photo sharing, new controls for photos such as removing unwanted objects and editing brightness, Eye Comfort Shield that adjusts the emission of blue light from the mobile screen, in addition to other small improvements in the interface of Samsung user.
Galaxy S20, Note 20 and Z gain S21 camera capabilities with One UI 3.1
