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Samsung is pushing a new software update to the Galaxy Tab S7 series, the company’s flagship tablet lineup. The new One UI 3.1 update is a minor jump from One UI 3.0, but it includes several new multi-tasking features from One UI 3.1.1 that was recently released for Samsung’s foldable phones.
One UI 3.1.1 starts rolling out to the original Galaxy Fold
The stable One UI 3.1.1 update for the Galaxy Z Fold and Galaxy Z Fold 5G has gone live in South Korea and parts of Europe.
Samsung recently released One UI 3.1.1, the latest revision of its custom skin which brings along many new features for foldable phones. The new version made its debut on the Galaxy Z Fold 3 and Galaxy Z Flip 3 and has already made its way to the Galaxy Z Fold 2, Galaxy Flip 5G, and the original Galaxy Z Flip. At the time of announcing One UI 3.1.1, Samsung said the new version would make its way to the original Galaxy Z Fold a week later. As promised, the South Korean electronics giant has now started rolling out stable One UI 3.1.1 to the first Galaxy Z Fold.
Samsung is already updating its Good Lock modules with Galaxy Z Fold 3 exclusive features
Ahead of the official launch, Samsung has started updating many Good Lock modules with exclusive features for the Galaxy Z Fold 3 and Flip Z 3.
Samsung is set to unveil the Galaxy Z Fold 3 and Galaxy Z Flip 3 in a mega Galaxy Unpacked event next month. Both phones will undoubtedly bring along many hardware improvements across the board. They will also be the first to run the newest version of Samsung's custom skin: One UI 3.1.1. Ahead of the official launch, Samsung has already started updating many Good Lock modules to support One UI 3.1.1 and Galaxy Z Fold 3/Flip Z 3.
Changelog hints Samsung's next software update is One UI 3.1.1
It looks like the next version of Samsung's custom sking wil likely be called One UI 3.1.1 and not One UI 3.5 as previously rumored.
The next update to Samsung’s custom skin, One UI, might not be called One UI 3.5 as many were hoping for. Rather it will be an incremental upgrade that will see the addition of a third digit to the current number scheme.
Google Messages is getting a slick One UI-esque design on Samsung phones
The Google Messages app on Samsung Galaxy phones is getting a new one-handed friendly design in line with Samsung's One UI software.
When Samsung launched the Galaxy S21 series earlier this year, they partnered with Google to preinstall the latter's Messages app in many parts of the world. Google and Samsung's partnership is aimed at unifying the chat experience for Android users, especially as Google continues to lead the charge in rolling out RCS. Samsung's flavor of Android called One UI is heavily themed, though, so Google made a few tweaks to the design of the app so it doesn't look out of place. Now, the Google Messages app is getting a brand new home screen design on Galaxy S21 devices worldwide, bringing a one-handed friendly UI that's reminiscent of many stock One UI apps.
Samsung Galaxy M40, Galaxy Tab Active 3, Galaxy A31, and Moto G Stylus 2020 receive stable Android 11 update
The Samsung Galaxy M40, Galaxy Tab Active 3, Galaxy A31, and Moto G Stylus 2020 are the latest in line to receive the Android 11 update.
Amidst all of the talk about Android 12, some people forget that OEMs are still working on updating their smartphones to Android 11. Samsung, for example, has upgraded a bunch of Galaxy devices to Android 11 with the company’s own One UI 3.1 skin on top in the last few months. Now, three more Samsung devices – the Galaxy M40, Galaxy Tab Active 3, and the Galaxy A31 – are now receiving the same treatment across the globe. Along with them, the Moto G Stylus (2020) has also started receiving its stable Android 11 update in the US.
Android 11 with One UI 3.1 arrives unofficially on the Samsung Galaxy M20 and Galaxy M30
An unofficial port of One UI 3.1 based on Android 11 is now available for the Samsung Galaxy M20 and the Galaxy M30. Give it a go!
One UI 3.1 looks to be the best version of Samsung's custom Android skin yet. With a number of new productivity features and several UI/UX enhancements, the Korean OEM's flavor of Android is looking better than ever. If that has you excited, then you’ll be happy to know that you can flash an unofficial port of the One UI 3.1-based Android 11 firmware right now on the Samsung Galaxy M20 and the Galaxy M30, courtesy of XDA Senior Member VDavid003.
One UI 3.1 update with Android 11 rolls out for Galaxy M30s and Galaxy A60
Stable One UI 3.1 update is now rolling out to the Galaxy M30s in select markets. The Galaxy A60 is also receving the Android 11 update.
Samsung has been doing a phenomenal job at distributing the One UI 3.1 software to its smartphone portfolio. From the top-of-the-line flagships to cheap, budget-friendly offerings, Samsung has been spreading the One UI 3.1 love across all segments. Late last month, we saw the One UI 3.1 rollout going live for the Galaxy A51, Galaxy A21s, and Galaxy M21. Now, two more Galaxy phones are joining the club. Samsung has started seeding the stable One UI 3.1 update to the Galaxy M30s and Galaxy A60 in several markets.
Samsung's Galaxy Tab S5e and HMD Global's Nokia 4.2 are receiving their Android 11 updates
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e and the Nokia 4.2 are now getting their Android 11 stable updates with March 2021 security patches.
Android 11 has been here a while now, and while some device makers got an update out the door straight away, others have taken their time to roll out the stable build. Nonetheless, Android 11 rollouts are now in full swing for non-flagship devices of OEMs, and the update love is spreading to more and more segments. Two more devices – the Galaxy Tab S5e from Samsung and the Nokia 4.2 from HMD Global – have now started receiving stable Android 11 updates in select regions.
Exynos Galaxy S9 users can now enjoy Android 11 with One UI 3.1 via Noble ROM
Thanks to the hard work of the XDA community, you can now enjoy One UI 3.1 with Android 11 on your Samsung Galaxy S9. Read on to know more!
Just a few weeks ago, we showcased an unofficial port of One UI 3.1 based on Android 11 for the Exynos variant of the Samsung Galaxy Note 9. This was possible thanks to the work that XDA Recognized Developer AlexisXDA put in to get it to boot by using a modified system image from the Galaxy Note 10 Lite. Known as Noble ROM, this port has created quite a buzz in the Galaxy Note 9 community. Now, Noble ROM 1.1 has arrived and Samsung Galaxy S9 owners can now also try out the firmware on their phones.
Stable One UI 3.1 update goes live for the Samsung Galaxy M21 in India
Samsung has begun rolling out stable One UI 3.1 update to the Galaxy M21, with the update first going live in India. Read on to know more.
Samsung’s One UI 3.1 update train is running at full steam. Over the past weeks, the company has delivered the One UI 3.1-based update to more than a dozen Galaxy devices, including the Galaxy S10 Lite, Galaxy M51, Galaxy A50, Galaxy A70, Galaxy A80, and more. Having delivered the latest version of One UI to most of its premium flagships and mid-range lineup, the company has now turned its attention towards budget-friendly smartphones. Earlier this month we saw Samsung rolling out the stable One UI 3.1 update to the Galaxy M31 and now the Galaxy M21 is getting the same treatment.
Samsung Galaxy A51 and Galaxy A21s start receiving the One UI 3.1 update based on Android 11
Samsung is bringing Android 11 with One UI 3.1 to two more devices, including the Galaxy A51 4G and the Galaxy A21s. Read on to know more!
Samsung has been working hard to deliver the sweet delight of One UI 3.1 to its smartphones across various price brackets. After delivering the latest iteration of One UI based on Android 11 for its flagships and mid-range devices, the Korean OEM has started updating budget smartphones one by one. Now, ahead of the schedule it previously laid out, Samsung is bringing Android 11 with One UI 3.1 to the Galaxy A21s. The 4G variant of the Galaxy A51 is also getting the UI refresh with the One UI 3.1 update.
Developer ports Android 11 with One UI 3.1 to the Samsung Galaxy A7, A8, and A8+ 2018
An unofficial port of One UI 3.1 based on Android 11 is now available for the Samsung Galaxy A7, Galaxy A8, and the Galaxy A8+ 2018.
Samsung has been quite generous with rolling out its One UI 3.1 update based on Android 11. Aside from last year’s flagships such as the Samsung Galaxy S20 and the Galaxy Note 20 getting the update, older mid-rangers such as the Galaxy A50/A50s, Galaxy A70, and even some Galaxy M series devices have already received the latest software release. Several other Samsung Galaxy smartphones will be receiving a taste of Android 11 later this year, but the Exynos 7885-powered Galaxy A7, Galaxy A8, and the Galaxy A8 Plus will be left out. So if you own either of the three devices from 2018 and want to experience Android 11 with Samsung’s latest One UI skin, your wish has been granted – albeit unofficially.
Samsung Galaxy A70s and Galaxy A90 5G are the latest to get the Android 11 update with One UI 3.1
Samsung has begun rolling out the One UI 3.1 update with Android 11 to the Galaxy A70s and Galaxy A90 5G in select markets. Read on!
It’s been a busy year for Samsung as the company continues to bring One UI 3.1 to its vast portfolio of devices. The Korean OEM recently rolled out the latest iteration of One UI to the Galaxy A40 and the Galaxy A80. Now, the company has started pushing the stable version of One UI 3.1 based on Android 11 to the Galaxy A70s and the Galaxy A90.
Samsung Galaxy A52 Review: An exciting makeover riddled with unapologetic compromises
Samsung Galaxy A52 is a radical change to the A-series, with better performance, fast charging, latest One UI. Read our review to find more!
Samsung's Galaxy A51 was the best-selling Android phone in 2020, with more than 23 million units shipped worldwide. Its success is proof that most users go by a brand's reliability, good cameras on the back and the front, and average everything else over hyped-up specs from lesser-known brands. The new Samsung Galaxy A52 is set to fill those big shoes. Unlike the Galaxy A51, which mostly brought software improvements over the Galaxy A50 and the Galaxy A50s, the Galaxy A52 comes with major improvements to the hardware, including a new display, better cameras, faster charging, and a separate 5G variant for select markets.
Samsung starts rolling out Android 11 with One UI 3.1 to the Galaxy A40 and Galaxy A80
Samsung has begun rolling out the One UI 3.1 update with Android 11 to the Galaxy A40 and Galaxy 80 in select markets. Read on to know more!
Samsung’s One UI 3.1 update train is moving at full steam. The Korean OEM has already updated a bunch of its older flagship phones with the latest One UI version in most regions and has now shifted its focus to updating its legacy mid-range lineup. Just a few days ago, the Samsung Galaxy A50, A50s, and Galaxy A70 received a taste of stable Android 11 with One UI 3.1. Now, it appears the Galaxy A40 and the Galaxy A80 are also getting the sweet treat of Android 11. And as you might have guessed, the builds are indeed based on One UI 3.1.
Samsung Galaxy A70 starts receiving One UI 3.1 update based on Android 11
Samsung has began rolling out the stable One UI 3.1 update based on Android 11 to the Galaxy A70 in Ukraine. Read on to know more.
After delivering the latest One UI 3.1 updates to the Galaxy M31 and Galaxy A42 5G last week, Samsung is expanding the software rollout to one more device. The Galaxy A70 is the latest in the line to receive the One UI 3.1 update based on Android 11.
One UI 3.1 with Android 11 goes live for Galaxy M31 and Galaxy A42 5G in select markets
Samsung has begun rolling out the One UI 3.1 update to the Galaxy M31 and Galaxy A42 5G in select markets. Read on to know more!
It seems Samsung is in no mood to slow down its One UI 3.1 rollout. In the last two weeks alone, the company has brought the One UI 3.1 update to a range of Galaxy devices, including the Galaxy Tab S6, Galaxy A71 4G, Galaxy M51, Galaxy A50 series, and Galaxy M31s. Two more devices are joining the ranks of One UI 3.1 as the Galaxy M31 and Galaxy A42 5G are both receiving the newest version of the One UI.
Samsung DeX arrives on the Galaxy Tab S6 Lite with One UI 3.1
With Android 11 with One UI 3.1 arriving for the Galaxy Tab S6 Lite, it appears the update also introduces DeX support to the tablet.
Earlier this month, Samsung rolled out Android 11 to the Galaxy Tab S6 Lite, which introduced One UI 3.1. At the time, we wondered if the software meant the tablet would support DeX. Wonder no more, because we have our answer.
Samsung Galaxy Note 9 users can now experience One UI 3.1 on Android 11 with this ROM port
An unofficial port of One UI 3.1 based on Android 11 is now available for the Exynos variant of the Samsung Galaxy Note 9. Give it a go!
Samsung rolled out One UI 3.0 based on Android 11 for the Galaxy Note 10 Lite earlier this year in January. With the Galaxy S21 series launch, Samsung released One UI 3.1 with more new features and the software eventually landed on the Galaxy Note 10 Lite. The phone is powered by the Exynos 9810 processor, a 10nm octa-core SoC from 2018 that also powered the international variant of the Galaxy Note 9. Unfortunately, the Galaxy Note 9 is excluded from getting the official Android 11 update from Samsung, although the device is theoretically capable of running it. This prompted XDA Recognized Developer AlexisXDA to port the One UI 3.1-flavored Android 11 firmware to the Galaxy Note 9.