Samsung Galaxy Fold, Galaxy Note 10 Series Getting Stable One UI 4 Update

Last Updated on January 1, 2022 by Anu Joy

This holiday season saw Samsung pushing out the Stable One UI 4.0 Android 12 update to the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3, the Galaxy Z Fold 3, accompanied by the Galaxy Note 20, Galaxy S20, Galaxy S10, Galaxy Z Flip, and the Galaxy Z Flip 5G. The latest Samsung devices joining the fold is, well, the Galaxy Fold (first-gen) and Galaxy Note 10.

Samsung Galaxy Fold Android 12 Update

The Android 12 update for Samsung’s Galaxy Fold is currently being rolled out in France, but you can expect more countries to get the update in the coming days, owing to the phased rollout. The Android 12-based One UI 4.0 stable update has the firmware version F900FXXU6GUL9. It also includes the December 2021 security patch to resolve various issues.

Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Android 12 Update

The Galaxy Note 10 and 10+ 4G versions have been getting the Android 12 update in Switzerland. The update comes with the firmware version N97xFXXU7GULD. Whereas the 5G variants are getting the N976BXXU7GULD firmware build. It will also include the January 2022 security patch. It is reported that the One UI 4.0 and Android 12 will possibly be the last major updates for the Galaxy Note 10 series from the South Korean firm.

If your Samsung Galaxy Fold or Galaxy Note 10 phone is eligible for the update, you may have already got a notification for the same. If, for some reason, your notifications are disabled, you can also opt for a manual update by going to Settings -> Software update and tapping on Download and install.

Samsung’s One UI 4.0 update comes with various features such as custom software skin, improved Dark Mode, as well as Material You-like colour theme. Besides, it also offers new AR emoji stickers, Always On Display, widget picker menu, and more. The update also adds improvements to the camera app design, improved privacy as well as permissions access history. It is replete with a few accessibility features such as Extra Dim, which will reduce the brightness of the screen even more than usual.