There are many criteria that we pay attention to when buying a smartphone. The first of these is the technical specifications of the device. However, for many people, the update support to be provided by the manufacturer is also very important. Samsung, on the other hand, brings a feature shared by Google with Pixel models with the Android 13 operating system.
Android update is possible even while playing games!
According to the news that emerged today, Google expects all smartphone manufacturers to bring A / B seamless and seamless update support with Android 13. Of course, the first step at this point came from Samsung, the biggest name in the industry.
According to the statement, all Samsung Galaxy smartphones released with Android 13 installed will have the A / B update feature. However, it will allow the device to explicitly install the update.
Update surprise for 7-year-old Samsung flagship models!
Samsung continues to keep its models updated. This time, the company brought an update to the 7-year-old Galaxy S6 series.
For example, many people skip the “Update Ready” text that appears when they are not available, by clicking the “Not Now” button. But this frustrating situation will no longer happen. Because after the device downloads the files, it will update in the background while you are using the phone.
Depending on whether this update is an operating system upgrade that requires a large file installation, or a simple error code fix or security patch, you may be prompted to restart your device. However, the loading part will be done in a way that the device is open and does not interfere with use. Here are the Samsung models that will receive Android 13 …
Samsung phones that will get Android 13 update
Galaxy S series:
- Galaxy S22 Ultra
- Galaxy S22+
- Galaxy S22
- Galaxy S21 FE
- Galaxy S21 Ultra (LTE/5G)
- Galaxy S21+ (LTE/5G)
- Galaxy S21 (LTE/5G)
- Galaxy S20 Ultra (LTE/5G)
- Galaxy S20+ (LTE/5G)
- Galaxy S20 (LTE/5G)
- Galaxy S20 FE (LTE/5G)
- Galaxy S10 Lite
Galaxy Note series:
- Galaxy Note 20 Ultra (LTE/5G)
- Galaxy Note 20 (LTE/5G)
- Galaxy Note 10 Lite
Galaxy Z series
- Galaxy Z Fold 2 5G
- Galaxy Z Flip
- Galaxy Z Flip 5G
- Galaxy Z Fold 3
- Galaxy Z Flip 3
Galaxy A series
- Galaxy A73
- Galaxy A53
- Galaxy A33
- Galaxy A71 5G
- Galaxy A71
- Galaxy A51 5G
- Galaxy A51
- Galaxy A52
- Galaxy A52 5G
- Galaxy A52s
- Galaxy A72
- Galaxy A Quantum
- Galaxy Quantum 2
- Galaxy A42 5G
- Galaxy A03s
- Galaxy A12 / A12 Nacho
- Galaxy A32
- Galaxy A32 5G
- Galaxy A22
- Galaxy A22 5G
- Galaxy A23
- Galaxy A13
- Galaxy A03
Galaxy M series
- Galaxy M42 5G
- Galaxy M12
- Galaxy M62
- Galaxy M01
- Galaxy M22
- Galaxy M31
- Galaxy M32
- Galaxy M32 5G
- Galaxy M52 5G
- Galaxy M33
- Galaxy M23
Galaxy F series
- Galaxy F42 5G
- Galaxy F62
- Galaxy F12
- Galaxy F22
- Galaxy F23
Galaxy Xcover series
Galaxy Tab series
- Galaxy Tab S8+ Ultra
- Galaxy Tab S8+
- Galaxy Tab S8
- Galaxy Tab S7+ (LTE/5G)
- Galaxy Tab S7 (LTE/5G)
- Galaxy Tab S7 FE
- Galaxy Tab S6 5G
- Galaxy Tab S6 Lite
- Galaxy Tab A7 Lite
- Galaxy Tab A8 10.5 (2021)
So what do you think about this subject? How do you think the changes Samsung has made in the update policy in recent years have resulted? Do not forget to share your views with us in the comments section.