Samsung is now rolling out the June 2020 Android Security update to its Galaxy S20, S10, and Note 10 lineup. Specifically, that’s the carrier-unlocked
Samsung is now rolling out the June 2020 Android Security update to its Galaxy S20, S10, and Note 10 lineup. Specifically, that’s the carrier-unlocked versions of those handsets, based on recent. Now, this appears to be a feature-free update. That’s a similar pattern followed by Samsung with its May 2020 Android Security patch. Instead of releasing features with every update, Samsung seems to be placing emphasis on getting updates rolled out as quickly as possible with a focus on security. Samsung typically takes the opportunity presented by a mid-cycle update to deliver new features to its Galaxy handsets. That’s not really going to be the case with this June 2020 update to its Galaxy flagships. The updates usually include marginal improvements to the overall experience too. But that isn’t happening here either. This update seems to chiefly focus on security patches found in the. That is, of course, including some security fixes that are going to be specific to the hardware components found inside US-based Galaxy flagships.
