If your daily carrier is Samsung’s latest Galaxy S10, then we have some amazing news for you. On the downside of things, we also have some bad news for Galaxy S7 users. The good news is that Samsung has promised monthly software updates for Galaxy S10 that will not only enhance the smartphone’s performances but also improve its security while the bad news is that Galaxy S7 alongside Galaxy S7 Edge and Tab S3 9.7 are being downgraded to quarterly updates.
Monthly Updates for Galaxy S10
First off, we need to mention that Galaxy S10 holds the title of being Samsung’s flagship smartphone. Therefore, no one should be surprised by the fact that Samsung is prioritizing this smartphone over Galaxy S7, Galaxy S7 Edge and Tab S3 9.7.
Nonetheless, Galaxy S10 is now going to benefit from monthly software updates that will introduce security patches and software tweaks that improve the overall performance.
Quarterly Updates
As previously noted, the bad news is that Samsung is also moving three of its older devices to the quarterly year list. Here are all of Samsung’s devices that will receive quarterly updates from now: Galaxy A2 Core, Galaxy A20, Galaxy A40, Galaxy A70, Galaxy Tab A 10.1 (2019), Galaxy Tab A Plus 8 (2019), Galaxy S5e 10.5, and Galaxy View 2.
Final Words
Another important thing that we need to mention is that even though Samsung is promising monthly updates for Galaxy S10, they are not guaranteed. The reason behind this is that receiving software updates also depends on the region and network carrier of the Galaxy S10 users.
In addition, Samsung announced that the updates which will receive the utmost priority are the monthly security patches. This is another example that shows us how much Samsung cares about the security of its users.
