One UI 3.1 debuted with the Galaxy S21 series and it was later introduced to the Galaxy Tab S7 / S7 + and the Galaxy S20 FE through a firmware update (although Samsung decided to release the S20 FE release , presumably due to one or more errors that slipped unnoticed during the test). The great news is that Samsung is now ready to bring One UI 3.1 to the masses and push the update to more Galaxy devices.
Samsung has confirmed that the Android 11-based One UI 3.1 update will be available for the Galaxy S20, Galaxy S10, Galaxy Note 20 and Galaxy Note 10 series, as well as the Galaxy A71, Galaxy A51, A90, A80 , A70 and the Galaxy A50 mid-range phones start today. In addition, it has been confirmed that all of the company’s foldable devices, including the original Galaxy Fold, the Z Fold 2 sequel, and Galaxy Z Flip will soon receive one UI 3.1.
How soon, you ask? Well, the rollout window will depend on region and device, but Samsung claims that One UI 3.1 will start hitting the waves from February 18, and with a little luck, all the above phones will use one UI 3.1 by the end of the month or even before the end of the week, though Samsung probably wants to gradually release the firmware from one Galaxy model to another rather than updating it all at once.
Not all One UI 3.1 / Galaxy S21 features available on existing devices?
Samsung says the update will bring some of the new Galaxy S21 camera functionality to the Galaxy S20, including improved Single Take and the tool for erasing objects. Unfortunately, features like Zoom Lock and Director’s View are not mentioned wash available on the Galaxy S20 FE update that was pulled. Google Discover integration on the home screen is also not mentioned, but only small features, such as the ability to delete location data before sharing images and sharing files securely with Private Share.
Galaxy Buds Pro owners can use the 360 Audio feature with One UI 3.1, and the update will also enable Auto Switch, allowing the Galaxy Buds Pro, Galaxy Buds Live and Galaxy Buds + between your phone and Samsung tablet vary. automatic.
We will have to confirm the full list of new features ourselves once the update is available and we have had the chance to test it. We will keep you informed as soon as the implementation of One UI 3.1 for each of these devices starts, and as always we offer the possibility to manually download the upcoming firmware through our archive.