As long as you had NFC and Android Beam enabled, the process would work seamlessly with supported devices. With data transfers still in their infancy when Android Beam was introduced, this was a
Android 9 Pie is the latest version of Android and is still supported by manufacturers and Google. Older Android versions are still supported by Google, but may not receive security updates or have bug fixes. Google has released Android P, a new version of Android, which is still in beta and expected to be released in the fall of 2018.
Samsung has added even more phones and tablets to the list of devices it has committed to providing three years of Android upgrades, including the Samsung Galaxy A51, Samsung Galaxy Fold, and the
Only the Galaxy S10 Lite is eligible for Android 13 and One UI 5.0. Well, the answer’s a little complicated: You see, the original four Galaxy S10 smartphones, i.e., the Galaxy S10e, Galaxy S10, Galaxy S10+, and Galaxy S10 5G, will not be updated to Android 13. The four devices launched running Android 9 Pie, which means Android 12 is going
Unfortunately, as technology progresses, it is now becoming unsustainable for us to maintain the support for the Lollipop OS series and thus, we have decided to stop supporting it. Starting 1st Dec 2021, App version updates will no longer be available to be downloaded by Android devices running on Lollipop OS. We apologize for any inconvenience
The Samsung Galaxy S10 was an excellent addition to Samsung’s hardware lineup in 2019, but it seems like it’s finally being sunset by the company after one final update.. According to Droid
Meanwhile, 4G versions of the S20 phones will get a software update with version number G98xFXXSFGWAD. The Galaxy S20 phones were released back in 2020, and succeeded the Galaxy S10 devices
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    • which android is still supported