The Android 13 update, which smartphone users have been waiting for a long time, has been distributed on a large scale. Samsung is also among those who keep their hands fast in this area and share without distinguishing the entry, middle and upper segments. Finally, it gave One UI 5.1 to the Galaxy S10 Lite model, one of the old flagships. Here are the details…
Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite received One UI 5.1: S10 users react!
Samsung accelerated Android 13 deployment to its smartphones in 2023. It gave One UI 5.1 update to all flagship devices such as FE, Fold, Flip and Note 20, especially Galaxy S22, S21 and S20 series.
But there are also forgotten names on the list. For example, the Galaxy S10 series did not receive the new Android 13 operating system and interface versions after One UI 5. However, One UI 5 and 5.1 versions were shared as of today for the Galaxy S10 Lite, which is one of the models that came out after these devices and Samsung has committed to updating for up to 3 years.
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Not all users in Turkey receive these versions on the day the distribution starts. We can even see that deployments take several months. However, while updates were not supported for models with both more powerful and advanced features, such as the S10 Plus, its introduction to the Lite model garnered a great reaction as it was released later.
Of course, Samsung is now committed to providing 4 years of Android and 5 years of Security updates, even to the Galaxy A14, which is among the entry segment models. But similarly, this device will receive Android 17 4 years later, while the Galaxy S22 series with a powerful processor such as Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 will remain on Android 16.
This is the biggest proof that the shared updates are related to the company’s update policy, not the capabilities of the devices. Of course, there are also those who think that they will stand out among Android manufacturers by committing to updating for 2 years in 2023.
However, it is obvious that more than 4 years are required to compete with brands such as Apple that offer support for up to 7 years. You can click here to see all Samsung models that will receive Android 13/ One UI 5.1 update.
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